The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-14 00:00:00

• t 113 rt IL- NEWSPAPER st. 7 t , •• (< 4 - V! s anaks [TWOPENCE LONDON. WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 11188. Na 6,360.] (Stamped, id. Additional.] NOTICK—The EAST INDIA and LONDON SHIPPING COLPANTS iumltlary screw steamer WIDEN FIXIC4 hies tam, 330 horsepower, G. E. MD, Commander, leaving the Victoria ;London Docks on 17lb s sal ssibus from Gravesend on Nth October, for CALCUTTA, on at the caps of Good Hope and Madras, having new all hercalias allotted. no farther applications for peerage on be entertained, but for freight by this steamer apply to the broken or for freight or by the folio,. Mr steamer, for which early sts- Oration oul be made to ensure good accommodation), apply to Grindley and Co., 66, Parliament-street. S.W. : the brokers, Alfred Brett sad Co., 150, Leadenhall.street, : or at the °faces of the Pad lawns and London Shipping Company (Limited). 9. Mineletirsa, B.C. RICHARD DREW, IPITT and mooßrs AUSTRALIAN LINE .T mum SUM—pun SYDNEY Meet (to all paw- Wally on the 45th October, last shindies day fled October', the weildenown &Hied bunt clipper ihip CASTLE HOW AED, A 1 13 years, register 757 tons, J. W. LAYPKILL„ Commander lying in the lasi ladle Docks Thla high-clamed ship, built under special survey In 1299. Is noted for her fasamiling qualities. She bag a tag porm, with firet.rate SCCCIIIIIIodsaIoa for chief cabin sad will carry an e surgeon If required.— rfr s =ot freight or passa Ito TOULIIIN, I.IVLNO STOM, aad 00., 31, Great EIL Helen's: to DEVITT sad NOOSE, 9, Blillteraliset Dlll7and HDQRS'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 1. of MICE? 11111:5,—ror 11011 AZT TOWN Meet (will have quick dammacio, hoeing mad, ma whole of her amigo u gaged and shipping', the new clipper BILLA MANY, •1, 576 Woe snider, K ILLIANI LITLIIAL Cowanander: loading In Me Laudon Docker Thin bmatitul barque hoe good accommodation for chief cabin and will aim miry a few iSSIMI► diatea—For fealghf or panto apply to MOUT! and NOM& 9, hitter street. TWIT? and MOORICS AI7BTRALIAII 411134 of PACKET SIIIP.—Par AMAMI mac Ole lat Ir= . pisedadly Ila ttlabsr), the indlOarwa d=l7 .l rHa t t g , l ia ngisisr DOI tans. HOHIPHT PHILLIPS, Ow Landes Denim Ms fiat vans' sad repay trader is asanastr Mad far ths trade. W a spuds= pear, with drobrate wormaidatioa 11e seas Ora wawa Ow is the bast opporiaaity for Sae sad saws goods warallarlig, sad will WI padtively tae day asasd.—Far tsnas cd freight or prow apply to tad MOIL IL BliAO/E BALL PABSINCIBB LINE at CLIPM PACKETS for AU/MULL tram Zaries diruL Pert I Mix 1 trasses.l Drake. ! Toast Malawi's 874 01 1 874tnel 1714, at 00111111 -1 Priam Consort I itilIWE ILLi . iisTioad .. IMr... ..... . eisbouled bap at yesbels bin% by Vim* pwastaalikr zyr pimp. isaimal werblAnows ropeistke. sad thoir maw aosnomalmlioa =ilisel b M %lads riAM"S s li aT — ffrei r o s . Apolli kw *TVs* ; sad 7. IL M AMA sal Co,. L later."- s loalsa. LC. TO NIW TOIL reffs -2211141110LM116 ma CO PANT Ord di.. peados the& eanytau the 11=r1lare d"6111 Ina alarr MON LITSILYOOI. Fag HM TOIL. CITY OP' OHM. Satardey, Oet. l MY Op 'WASHINGTON, Wedamsdax Oct 21. IDINEI7II.OII, Wedbeeday. Oct. IS. GLASGOW, Saturday, Oct. a. dad wry Wedaeoday, sad sew alleemla Seiurtiur. Celia prow by the mall demos arr a = B.. reela= It, 17, sad 21 Wafts. amardlag athe p=y the Sata t Ida rdaYAeteeea ro hs,..2 =tlmed pent theeee, she moiled , sad BMA Columbia, booked drat ea absatageess terme.--Pee tastier parlivekere INMAN n. Waterdareek Lineresl; ar 1• 81 1 6 / 1 1 lea mom a. ming imasioras. 114 RITIBII and NORTH AIIatRICAN ROYAL Al MAIL ETTAII-SHIPS, appointed * Adikboat ti r g i t Mous LIVIRPOOL sad NEW YORK, sod *tow POOL lot 'ORION, with Ms** NE at MTh: or Ger prim to bat oml naive pomosoro, the WM= Wello__WWWE HoZono ll = rooolvo poomopts oat bar to n =Oa Deo Witrwlos m atother moil an ow =to trail Ihter9 ool .OS& to naive IL. " -- CANADA, to BOSTON Itstarday, Oct. 17. • CHINA. tor NSW TOIL is Oetdber fL • weenier' east Name and Hamm le be et New York en the LILL& Oteita. AWA. Drnopex. istawasc aga a. = P ubIT alim MI:10.14 1 " aNk -4 7:1 6.4 4 2 il id roDi in to Dir in i ve rt m edi. ra d i rbt.. c.t. a reilk.. links) =a... NZ' 111. OM - links ) . ii. !aa2llmaa d• la r: D. %W. sal o.lllver. ehearbouris ; a D. sad C. Mist liviepeo4. kw, 11, pHILLEPPS, GRAMS, and PHILLIPPS Ur mat =DTerAM and the the BATA mas ram IVlret Wombs& eal7eesehre, at U am. lane: al 111_141. sad Ife. Sam Vasa. • tin sad • YU. The Mx Slismay raft esma, boa al the Tows!, laze At. Ire — SZEiaTiho - litilii, MIMI, or SCHWALM, avel7 Tbiroday, GS IA am tS. 111. ove d itr Horslydown, and trees Morava al moan. Pim: maaa . cilis ObiiTAP WASA, Soot Oototrry,, fig Mosielpieuro. Fore. /11 Is. AT fo. and AL To Wail.' lowed be SW LONDON. rof Tibbs, ro c to i liary t ki 17alvoroA l ft 2:6. owl TH3 DISCOUNT CORPORATION (Limited). setabllebee under the Corapulim Act, with limited liability. Capital, £2,001,000 sterling. In 40.000 Shares of £lOO each. That moue. 20.0 G Shares , D 41 per Share on application, and LI 10s. on allotment. i rt: ll not contemplated to call up more than £lO per Share. Calls not to exceed at Intervals of not less than thne months. Janes Bruce, Ipp (liessrs.irsoeand Co.), Abeharch•lane. Or els! Its's Colcbafer. gag. (Messrs. Colchester and WOOLOW), South fles.house. , IL D. Cartwright. G 4, Moorg►teatreet Mewl. Leckie and Co., Bo10)6,1, late Chairman of Consmerelal Bang of Indi►. Horatio Sydney Coulson, Eel. ',Maas. Brace and C 0.,, Abchureh bat. Oddefla EDI& laq., Mincing-lam 'Madam Lys% Still, and Co., Bens Kong). Charles Edward Mangles, Eaq., Director of the Union Bank of Anatr*ll . _ Thorese — fttenhoute, F.Na., Director of the Chartered litercaoUle Bank at India. John Torrance, Tag.. Director of the Alliance Bank Sihninat Westhy. Director of the Bank of Victnria. Yanician.—Alitance Bank of London and Liverpoot. Lollikery and Southwark. London Brown's-buildings, Liverpool: and DirkenheiaL LS.—llessrs. This and Argtes, 9, Mincing•Laa. Mogi= —Marrs. J. and J. Whitehead. 8. 3!enegaist-otrast. Santana. PRO SQ.—Robert Slater. Jua , _ Temporary Oficee of the Contention—SO, Cliseem.alley, Coruhill, LC. PROSPECTUS. The Miscount Corporailon Is established to oral the monetary arrangements of the increasing commercial interests of Greet Britain and its dependencies. In founding this undertaking, the Directors have secured the eo-uperation of an old and highly-respected discount fins in London, with whom arrangements have been made for the trensfered Its lucrative fondness to this Corporation, and two of whose partners Join the Direction. It will thus be manifest that the Discount Corporation sterns with a lane end valuable COliDeitoo, and acquires the experience of directora whose in fluence and intelligence are certain to command the confidence of the politic. The material basis of the Corporation will be a large sub scribed capital, judiciously distributed. The recent creation of several large Indian and colonial honk ing inatitution; coupled with the expanding home and conti nental trades of the roontry, and the greatly extendlos commercial transactions with Dona awl the colonies, lead to the conviction that greater discounting facilltim than at present exist are required. An establishment which from its ample means will be able to supply such requirements, will no doubt be favourably received by the trading community, mid will af the wane time afford a safe and prolitable returu equally to those who seek the perma nent investment of their money, and to those who merely desire the temporary employ meta of their surplus funds. The known profitable operations of the old private dl.cnunt firms. and the sew disc mot companies, give the sasteranoe that a purely discount Detainees, prudently managed, will prove a complete success. The head once of the Corporation will he In London. No promo , lommuney will he given for originating the tinder taking, and the prelhainary expenses will be strictly waned to such as are Indispensable. Applications foe there. may he addressed In the annexed ferny to the Directors. and copies of the pptrocssppeeectus may he obtained at the temporary Misers of the corporation, or at the offices of the Brokers and Solicitors but no application will be consi dered unless a deposit of Al per share on the number of shares applied for has been paid. MIN OP APPT.W.tros roa MAIM. To bo rotained Ly tlas Baiskera No. To the Director• of the Discount Corporation (Malted!. Gentlsmer —Barna paid to poor bankers the sus of s: being • depodt tl per share on abases to the above Corporatioe, I hereby regret that you orM allot me that num ber, and I woo to become a member ot the Corporation la meta of such shares, or In respect of say less innaber you may allot me, and to execute the esthetes of soredaticel whoa required ; and I request that my name may be plated ea the rearm of manben for the shares so allotted. Name M full litertence Pretoria' or brims DM.... THE DISCOUNT CORPORATION (Limital). NOTICS is !UMW OIVIN. test NO IIVITHAS APPLICATIONS for SHAW le Me Carpenters will be DICILIVID ells SATUNDAT ant. the Ire lt °Sober leen at.— By ens, MASK= SLAM. it... Seeniary gee Ws. Temporary o=l, napslen, Correa JOZTAITB COPAIIIIII =GA abosasstelly rim ti the patio sad toad= limpllslo, wader war. el !' aim Odaiddw. Ideedd. nark rams and um. ark awd. eh Nev., ism we. cen tan alleles ei de dap} bee la meat at &nate disema—ile. et pee leldleat deLadia lid dd. MO. lama lima demi* 11, Xedroadird. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. NORFOLL—VAIIIABLE and attenelve ESTATE, comprising EVENING LECTURES on MINERALOGY 1,670 as M • ring hum, and nearly an entire pariek with and GEOLOGY. at lINOI °GLUM'. Landon, by Env very straustim sporting advatitagee. the whole of the Present fessor TENNANT, 1.0.9., ambled occasionally by the by. value of £3,500 per annum, with the Adrowson and Rectorial T. Matra's. X.A.. F.G.S. Mineralogy, from October to Christ:. Tithes. mas ; Geology and Mining, from January to Easter. The Lee- MESSREDANIELSMITHAONADdOAKLICY turns will be given on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, from eight to are instructed to OFFER for BALE by AUCTION, at the nine, beginning October lt, lee for the entire course, Cl Ils. dd. Mart, near the Bank of England, on MONDAY, Ott 16, at 12 (unless previously disposed of by private contend, for which they are prepared to treat% the above valuable PROPERTY, known sa the HORSEY ESTATE, forming, with very small exception, the whole pariah of !Toney, ' site about 11l miles from Yarmouth, 21 from Norwich, and % ties Cromer, bounded on the aortas...RE by the German Ocean. It comprises Lads+. 2r. Lip., lying in • rise fence, and divided th us :-16a. 3r. 4p. Horsey Hall, a ono/citable mode rate Mead residence, containing dialog roes., drawing moss, library, gentiennuas room. 10 bedrooms and offices, stabling, Ac, with lawn, gardens, shrubberies, and plan taboos, in head : 1,214 a. 14p. of arable and marsh land, a large portion of which is of excellent quality, and produces Immo crops, and is divided into several convenient I farms, with tins usual farmhouses...remises, and cottages ; 139 a. L r id 33 l:l;,:b bad, kaal;a omey Hers, )r as Ardis moronnv d arious reg it ; ecs ° l r et a :r. lt o'l al Breythe MomMa, producing a large annual return from ..!Til nab" mad Wording first-rate snipe and other • Ebit le. Sys. of valuable rabbit warren adjoining the ece=t Nis abda produces an annual income of about EASE, this 1 MS asp e attractions for a gentleman fond of a country lile smd nosi sports. Its advantages with regard to shooting and fishing are unequalled, ban its proximity to the coast, and from the fact that the Horsey Mere is the nearest piece of water to the sea ; duck, snipe, woodcock, and other wild fowl ad abound. Including the rarest birds found neer :Va a l:. The Mere is well stocked with ME, Wash are noted for their sloe and quality: It is t. S id a:impertant addition to the estate for yachting sied mad as • means of cheap water cartese to Yar n saps diatriets, lib* sportive bad Woks sends mateallaisd by Yarn& aid oir miaow as ablealla Tbagabas la Ma* 111 *wig& sad b a &Meet to /MEL and Id wish all prink bambino. ardart " e nt apietrol ot the owner. The drowses end rectorial tithes form putt prepeety. The asigoinp st aU kinds are almost Partimdlinl natylas hiraarles CorY, DR., solicitor, Great Yersiontit: et P. A. Mg., scionitor. 9, Bedford-row, Hellion ; and cd Masora D Barre , am' and OALL X T, bad WEIN and 111090991 k Es WO•fkadidada. Pallid& E.W. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. THE GROOM new version —The Fairy Fonataln —Grand Dlverttmement—Favourite Opera Seleetlan—Nicosin the emi nent Violltdet—itaphael de BMM. the Want Tenor—Langloht the meet Indian Josseter. array 171.31110.—D0nn open at seven. commence at Italtput. TRIO OXFO R D. —MIRY EVENING lILLICTIONS from the new and mat popular OPIMLAB tha Cempany, with all Band mil is S:misoned bLlril u: JONGUYANS. Comedy by tr sta tor. N. Gana Masan, and the MiliTSlollB Sid Ilartrand. Ad. asimion. anis, ed. stain and balcony, la : alma bola. la ed. TM GHOST ILLUSION, by perseiision ot MIRY DIB.CYS, !q.—Prolosor • adaptation at tits above to exhibited. with varloas et!ecta and ho pros'esksats, by Mr. A. tillvselw, Y ZAINO. at MU. past 9, at the CaliTitit3l7llY.llAll,, Wastalostsr.taut. 8. _ THIBRITS M HOTEL, 83, Jersyn-stiest. lmitnes abd aim eon be. esoodomodetod Agmetmeole sad Bedrooms to stile Yatablbdusent et moderato ithemsem-111101“B BABB (tram BINSMOIee. US. Mies* Pro. pieta% Debars provided for largo sad mall parties. BUSIDIX.—TM NTMANN ESTATE, in the parhh of CUM PUMA tomf OHM trent the rallwat Mass at Cow ley and Delowebs, mil six ire Three 'fridges gad Hayward, Heath, ekes within may matt both of Lordoo and Brighton. b ta NM& DANIIILSIIITHBON, and OAKLZY we helmeted to PINPAHE for SALE by AUCTION, at the Seek of Maitland. on MONDAY, Oct. IS, i s ig . 1111111 SOLD ILINIITHLNTIAL /STATE. i sommdeing a moderetmaind manikin, most subseantially bunt I aid la thessegli espoir, commanding entendre sod beautiful views over the Seek Downs. The mansion contains nine very good three dresdng.rooms mhool-room, three reams se nunertes, bath-room completely lifted for hot or we, throe closet,, de., a noble stone staircase an openingd ' , dininpasesa Ufa by lo ft.ith bay whdow to I he law; Mayhem= ISOM aim, , wi w th boy sad two other win dows. boudoir. ossiersitory, library, de. The domestic oBces =l k l we istespit. The ..buildinge comprise debt for eight hes. Owe hiesemmems, and two doable endd with tom reememee ; also a spacious newly-erected boarded dated ~mess Of ft. byte ft. TM Niches shim Is &- embed said milk ea every gbh sad lees ell don. bones, to 11111141111. fa ; • piedishos home fonr mass ; se oreherdgerden enclosedliyaveryligh and orsemental hedge. The kw= slid pl!esnre Mends ere takeha h lele Mt la Ord Me with zed muy stocked amg pleated abase flowed said teeemental trees and shrub. Away frost the home ' am the home hem buildings, rotundity', buns, cattle sheds, ✓iable., pesky homes, piggeries, Ac. ; also a keeper's home, with been, meth shed, wood-house, dog kennel, do. attached. A house knows so the Old Home, now converted Into three capital tesemeste for labourers . also detached coach-home mid elebibig tor three boom, harness room, mid chaise-home sod k the peddeek, cow- b. mad two too,. boxes. On another part of the Mole ere the nerds et as old mission. now oonvereed bah • adage and Maser., also en ochrous& Mary, • tokamak and widdisiese, sad kitchen mrden enclosed. The Hill Home Medal Peke lemiskind consista of • Swiss oohed, reddens eabeessUelly erected with outside staircase and ger . = mesiling • ampelSoret view ; also • rams of cow cert. bone stable, that house, sad lofts over, been. betileseent I WU. side sheds, poultry and wood homes, es. all Mem& het The iced srea of the Meer is SW Sr. 110 p. The whole Is freehold sad In hand, so that immediste pommel= mkt be had. Punkah's. with glens (whim ready). Amy be hod el IL S. Car, lbw, solicitor, et, Mocerakidreet. ILC. : mid et Mews. AU= Shire, Sac sad OAKS" hod agents sod genvlcrem be, Whee -1 lomplece, Pailmaft, ti. W. E P P 3'B C O C O A, Dlffingulibed as FRAGRANT GRATZFUL AND inlowurnra DRIALFAVE IV=lolt. ot Uwe under IhosaiapiGS = I ■ll 8 M irtroagit kw the us sigesabWm become seam* acesolsil FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE Se any PART et the KIMEIDOIL Drawbetreens antes, ce . :gtte i s 0 0 Dintneprorna =Me. U 0 0 Degrees mask oanspiete Warranted Mat daft T. sad B. 11117/UB, 144, Otheddreet. - - Mukrided cataloger gratis aM poet free on wheedle& VOTHIBG IMPOSIWILL—The = ir d ,101 vied metal Wen*. d the day, AGI/A Yam JOHN O(1611ILL god Oa, Tine Linpeeert, Unbar; elm* lendrat. Whom* teller Majob,reepeottuny oder to the =QM *eV rderwollath Redd. gradveny restore" the hair tons platter Itue—ee oettarat Hat age TM Ape Anierella las nose of the propertiee of dyes: 11, a the Callini7, besalleinl de the splint, end wire the balr le ewe mien. mite par meth .111 bet. it 1. Wiwi miner. PA.* Al per boil* it in half betake, tan old. —Jahn Gosooll t Ce. hare been appointed pertanten to H.L.H. the Premise, Make. (sausiVe mmults.) THE POLISH QUESTION. PARIS. Ocr. 13. La France of this evening publishes as article demonstrating the neeessity of a oonclusion being arrived at on the Polish question. It says :—" We have nearly reached the end of the anxiety which weighs so painfully on Europe. The common action must take a more decided form or be dis solved. It is necessary that, before the opening of the Chambers, the Emperor should be able either' to announce a great resolution on the part of the Three Powers, or justify and disengage the policy of his government. Whatever may happen France has nothing so fear. If she acts it will be in ODD. *en with Europe. If she remains passive she will be able to prove that she has done everything to fulfil her glorious mission as a liberal Power." The Emperor will preside at a Council of Minis ters on Friday next. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. BRESLATI, Oar. 13. According to intelligence mosivssi• hero from Warsaw 'metal hatchets and poignarda and two revolvers were found during the search made in the Grabowski Palace. The proprietor has bees arrested and the inha bitants expelled. Fresh detachments of insurgents have been formed near the Galician frontier and in the palati nates of Warsaw and Lublin. The news of the trial and execution of the insur gent chief Iskra by the National Government is confirmed. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Ocr. 13. THE QUARTERLYREVIEW,Ne.CCXXVIIL, will be published ..it lialuiday. 1. Propos of InsbaertsK s edgmco. 2. Thomas Hood and hie and Writings. i. f. , o.ojerative Sodettea a. Ant.kmity of Met 5. span. 4. Antl.Papal Movement 'moon the Italian Clemy. 7. Pronde's Queen 141sabeth. & The Muth of Eastand and her Dialtoro. John Many, Alhemartedtreat. MB. JEHROLLYB NEW BOOK. This day, dedicated by pensioner' to the light Hon. lord QUINALB of DISTVM in Refuges and k 3 llama of Chstity ; Indeatriel Schools and Beforraa lode* : at Invalids' Dinner Tables, and lathe Homer of the Little Miters of the Poor, &c. &c. among the Yellen, the Vieknis, and the Criminal where leiralooaries treed, and where good Bo methane clothe the Naked. By Mamma= JIIIIIOI.D. Author of T. Life of Douglas Jerrold," Ike. Clown km cloth, peke Ta ed. _ _ _ A Royal decree has been issued directing that a special Divine service shall be celebrated in all the churches throughout the country upon the 18th inst. , as the 50th anniversary of the battle of Ulric. THY KLNG OF PRUSSIA. BiLDIN-BADIEN, Ocr. IS. The King of Pruda bas left this place for Cologne. Herr You Biguaarek has gone to Berlin. UIDIL (By tannish Eras Bees.) • BOMBAY, Sm. 2T. Disturbiuices have occurred upon the North-west frontier, but nothing of a serious character bas taken place. Lando.: Sampson Low, coB, sad C, Ladpiwblll. CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND Al BIAILt3. HALTON GREAT b!ICHAELMAS FAIR, MONDAY.- The great niimul fair far the sale of hones, horsed attle, and rams hes bees held Mee toll, sad bee Mee the boded of many years. Buyers far distant puts of the (gauntry have best mere them isdimeily eamereas, and have eas gy influenced prima The Mow of horsed cattle was an average one, sod peerally of good quality ; al , perhaps, a mo n g the English stem there were fewer al extremely Lege Mute tame is former years. show of English shorthorns was a very luxe ono, said mat with a brisk demand. The top qualities (hen fat sow) feet Ma draw yards, likely to come out as beef at Christ mas, were eagerly bought up, and for the beet droves, pekoe of 221. to 241. per bead were given. Them cattle were bunk% up early is the day, many of them for Liman. Aire eel the egetme, adobes. out • good part for the voile. The best qualities of the leaser stein were pretty freely purchased .t from 181. to WI per heed, and loofas at 141. to 201. per heed. There were some lots et hew figures, bat generally milers asked exerbiteatly, and bad to come down et night, whoa several droves turned out un sold. The HOlsod bollocks were decidedly a small show, and se Mess are favourites for perks, &a, were soon picked up at 81. to 121. per heed. Polled Sone were a very good show, and it capital condition. These also were freely bought at Ti. to 121. per head, but attestants was not ends. The Irish cattle were in large supply, many droves being low is condition, having crowd the country from More. ounbe. The beet lots were sold pretty well, and at prices ' hilly 21. per head over last year ; some lots brourht 10 to U guineas per heed, but the general run made 84 to 101. for steers, and for heifers 41. to 81., inferior, 41. to 51. who i;verheld the market had to come down in price towards night. Prices of horned stock to-day lam been on the whole higher than tor a long time. The ipmetity of straw and turnips in the country, which must be consumed, together with the splendid crops of after E.have contributed to the demand, and hems the ~.. of the market. In the horse fair there was a large bake, but the best animals were scarce. Several dealers who buy on commission were present, and anything of quality for carriage, saddle, or charger was at ooes ear eared, generally at very good prices. The great bulk of the berms were for agricultural purposes end were only slow of MAR Foals were not particularly good, those of promise breed and *audition considered-wen easily disposed of, others a bed speculation. The droves of Scotch ponies were uMnerous, and generally of good quality. Two.year-olds were well bought at 9/. to 144., end • yearlings et 2/. to 31. put bawl lase. Useful animals, good actionsd, of this class wen in greet demand. The Leicester rem show was ex. Itemsely Wipe, and a pretty active trade resulted. Notwitb• standing the recent dispersion of the late Sir Tattoo Sykes' docks, the trannotions with the Yorkshire fanners ware numerous. Prices in the open market may be quoted at from 3/. so 81., but not all sold. The great annual sale of the shouting rams bred by Mr. Thorpe, of Aldrough, one of the bleakest positioos of the Wolds, created en extraordi nary amount of lenses, this year. The rams are reputed extremely hardy, and are therefore sought after. Mews. Bolton drew round them one of the largest companies yet remembered, and the competition for the whole Sock was remarkably brisk, only three sheep being returned RS um sold. Prices ranged from Gt. to 10 guineas a head, many of the pore being for purpose. of cross-breeding with the native sheep of the moorlands in the west, north-west, aid east of the county. It is believed that more business had been done in Leicester rams this year than was ever before trusected io Melton. WavEtui. Hoe FAIR, OCT. 13. -The large bulk of hope brought here for disposal occupies a considerable space. There is an active demand for new hops, and factors are asking advanced prices. Brewers and merchant. boy cautiously. and no very great amount of buena.; has yet been transacted. The following is the scale of selling figuree-vii, at per cwt., prime Worcester., ti/. 6s. to 71. 7e., and 0011111/011 rues, 51. to 61. ; East and Mid Keats. 6/. 10s. to 71. 10.„ and Weald', 51. 12.. to Si. 10e. ; Farehams, ea. to THE OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL-The Atlantic 91., and choice growths, for bitter and pale ales, are eagerly bought up at from 101. to 101. 10s. Old hops sell as Royal Mail steamer Hlheirsill arrived at Galway at fl atm low as 40s. to 535. per cwt. Foreign hop are represented on Monday, embarked 600 peemegers, maile sod telegrams, by sample, bat preference Is decidedly in favour of English en d pm.wded for B ea t on a t me p . m . yesterday. AU well growths. An immeose quantity of hops of this season's THE FRENCH EXCURSIONS TO THE CRYSTAL growth is yet on hand, and merchants and otbers refrain from my active speculatiod anticipating an abatement of PaLAcu- - The . I Periment of Holiday leas whim marl, WO persons were carried hoes French pores to the Crying futons' prima There is a large cheese fair, and it is well attended. Good Somerset. realise Ms. to 62a. per cwt., and Palace and had, on rho mum gay, proved eminently mow prime Cheddar come up to 755. per cwt. fuL For the South Eastern excursion the steamer Victoria left Boulogne at half-put 8, the pameogers reaching the THE CROPS IN THE NORTH OF IRELAND.-The Crystal Palace at 1 p.m, tine performing the journey in fine weather during the pest summer end the early part of (oar aed a lea haara ma , °aka , (Load . , mama. sad the harvest has not continued long enough to permit of the entire saving of the cereal crops under such favourable Dover Raji•s i ) "curm•• started at 7 ' 3° ' ••4 Arrired•• Paige at half-pest 12. The excursiotaists left Sydeohem at auspices se was 'anticipated. During the last few weeks a 6 o ' clock _ sad wan safely landedd theirat respective pc,. at frest deal of rein has fallen , which hes seriously impeded a i' ll .. h. the reaping sod tacking of grain. In some of about - P ••• 141 It is Pr•Pm.l to •rgania• a series of tripe in the OISIIIIIR . mum the more early districts the whole of the crops have been cut, th e .. „.„, aa ,,„„,„ - r.r . and the principal portion secured in the stockyard, but in 2................,.... ron. THE m. 11.1 1 ,111171. -The Bishop others • put deal is yet standing, and io all much romans of Worcester ►Me addressed the following letter to the How. to be done before the harvest can be finally completed. me and Rev. Grantham Y. Yorke, LA., rural dean of Bir expectatioes of been; se early harvest have not been real- tniettlism, co the subject of apublio thanksgiving for the hod, end, with the most fevoanble weather In the future, late abundant dear 0ct.10.-My Mr. Yorke,-As I understand that it trust, will remember the lesson of the present year, and will would,_he olltwoddo to many of the °kW to have • de, i fixed strive to brims into operation more reaping mechince, Po as I ror tu° ePucial acknowledgment of the Padova , ' of Uod to toluene, their crops in se short a time as possible after they ; the late abundant harvest, I should be glad if you would are ripe. Of late years labour has not been nearly to plea- make known to the clergy of your rural deanery my opinion Heal es in days gone by, sad there is oo question but that l that no day could be more appropriate for the purpose in the much aexisty and lose are experienced from the delay in to" of Boguinitham than tim 25th inst. when collectiom 'espies sad snicking meals. Frnm the general tenor of a" t° h. made u al the church.' for the ha.'" of the our carrespoodents' reports, however, we are happy to Queen's Hospital. Aa opportunity would thus be given to learn thst, se yet, not much damage ham been inflicted by Me several cosigreptions of expreming their thanks to the meersssabie wait tl ar . B u t. Doees we h ave a °e .g. of Giver of every good and perfecit_eift is • suitable lISROW, the heavy rains which have visited us with very little in- by o ff e ri ng is support of a valuable charity. 'To do good KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY- t e m a imioe a l mos t every d a y f ar th e b e t t h ree wee h a, th e and to distribute forget not, for with such meth= God is ISO POWDIM, for which a prize medal was awarded to standing (awn sod t h at „ho t kb, men& w il l b e d etee t enate d well pleased.'-Yuan very faithfully, B. WURCESTLE." the endow at dos tottrostionel dalithitioc. ISM -PoIOWT In „h ie . ai d price. must a k a. Our report. of other 4.- Tux Sze or Doncia.-At a meeting of the United De l p, and Plants are effectuelly freed from fleas and all other „awe with which they are " med. by th e thee . the m. , scriptions of produce are about the same as formerly. Flax Chapters of Mitt Church sad St. Patrick's Cathedrals, held e bb& ii mdte inummes to nutria! life . The p anitar . tja Oar. continues to turn out well both in quantity sod quality ; on Monday at the chapter - roam of Christ Church, it was deem a the Speetemes, will therefore god it lavauabis. lugs, potatoes do not get moth wen;, sad green crops go on im- proposed ay the Honourable sad Very Rev. the Dean of St. eocirrembes, Meths, soothe In hum, and every other specks of proving.-Nornere Whip. Patrick's, sod meahnosely adopted, that the Venerable the fwd see alai lineally destroyed.-Seti Is pastels. la sad bizrzorouras Faze HOSPITAL, DEVONSHIRE- Archdeacon of Dublin, " Vicar General is Spirituals," i t ed, seek or prat free for 14, or treble lie tee at . acoant, Crrr.-The aggregate number o f p n sw a u, va g a y a d should be appointed Admioistrator of the Sees of Dublin by THOMAS KEATING, 'hernia, NA it. Pas!' yard, Leeds. , RC.: retail by all draggists, te. Tabs Maw. chute( the week aping Oet. 10 one-inadiml, 944 ; sur. end Glee during a Dublin.g the vacancy caused by the death each Radii pent* been the above Moe mid seams. sisal, 618 ; total, 1,562 ; of which 535 were sew came. of the late The following telegram has been received at Mr. Reuter's aloe, from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, Oct. 13 : "The Burins, with the above mails, arrived at Marseilles at 1130 a.m. this day. " The mails were to leave for Landon at 2 p.m." TWICILINIAM—a FAMILY MANSION. rich hi its arocleilw with Ulautrleae oteepters, delightfully or Jaded within Ma firrelyiksbeved groom* lad la • most aided sad darawdeg neigidiawlioad. M 111381MDANIELSKITH,SON,andOAKIZT have beat favoured with tuatructiou. to SILL by AUC TION at ate Wart it z b llONDAY, Out le. et 12, the above very valuable aad PitOPICMTF _ _ the oslairraied seulptrix, elan a favourite Mert of Harms Walpole , comprieing • comenallous manilas, overlooking the rim Themes, and affording a retreat ter the setenner nroathe. It coutalue—on the ground door, estrange ball, and withdrewing roomy, each 29 feet by 19, yeernln: ln e i ,el breakfast room, • studio, Bc. on the upper floor, eight bed room and a dreasing.rom . on the principal iloar,sts chambers, 01 which one is 20 feet by Id lest 0, and the other veld to be the room in which Queen Anne was born) 30 feet by 19 feet; the usual domestic olEces and outbuildings, including elusive stsbking, with coach-houses and entrance lodge, &e... laws sad , pleasure grounds. ornamental) timbered, • Edemas and ' shrubbery walks, in perfect seclusion, welled kitchen garden. &a, together with a valuable pasture adjoining the Thames; embredes 7s. Ir. 10p.: and immediately opposite ;In a separate MI) • portion of the famous Twickenham Alt or Eel Pie Island, °wapiti., b. Ir. tip. Particulars and plans, with order to view, may be obtaised of Mean. Dunn 81225, Sum, and OAKLEY, 10, Waterloo-place. HAMPKIIIIIL—The BASING-PARK ESTATE, about midway between Alton, Palmateid, and Alresford. and 14 mike from the City of Winchester, • very important RIAIDRNTLILL PROPSIITY, with a noble Manatee and • compact Domain of KW Aerie. MESSRS. DAN lEL SMITH SON ,aDdOAKLEY have received Instructions to MILL by AUCTION, at the Mart, near the Bank of England, un MONDAY, October 19, at It, Shia Brae LANDED ISTATI, lathe paddle@ of Proxilekl. Privet, West Tided, Coismoor, and Rap Moon, with • fast-clam mansion in the Grecian style, standing In • finely-timbered park, the greater peopoetion of which is land of a very rueful character. the mansion onstaliss se bed-rooms, with appropriate diluting-Mow and other metal apartments, bath-room, kr., boudoir with window opening to a balcony. and an iron stairease Leading to the garden. sal cerninanding • clamming view over the park, noble reception rooms, morning rooms. Mew and billiard room, lemming entrance hall the entire height of the mansion, and, with other principal rooms, designed by Sydney Smirke, req., 8.A.: the Boer of relished oak, and it is lighted by a skylight of stained Pass: a One broad oak Maircese, excellent domestic dikes, sellarage. de. ; and adjoining the mansion Is a large eon eeresitoey, with ornamental dairy and aviary. The mansion and panne, are abundantly supplied with excellent water from as artesian well, which was souk some years since at a 'restrict lay. The Rower gardens and pleasure grounds are of smeassing beauty, and hid oat with the beat Mate. There are capital kitchen gardens, graperies, pineries, melon ground, de. ; an orchard house ,perhaps the finest example of its kind in the countryh with trees of the hest specimens in their prime ; also a rove garden, evergreen garden. de; keeper's house, carpenter's shops. numerous cottages, many of which are new and of ores mental design, capital lodge entreaties, good vtabßag and mach houses, laundry, and other useful out. °tikes ; also 2,004 acres of land, partly in hand, and the remainder let to respectable tenant. at very Inadequate rent& The estate is a most eujoyable domain, in a perfect ring fence ; It Is In • good sporting district, and In the Immediate vicinity of the flanipahlre and flambledme hounds, in • very favourite district as is evidenced by the nenteroas gentlemen's seat. in the neighbourhood , . and at • coneenbat distance from London. No application of horticul tural sklll has been omitted to heighten theeat natural atentelless of the property. Beautiful ornamental gr del. es, laid oat with peat judgment and skirted with plmtations of cram earls. laurel, and other trees and shrub', intersect the estate, and the mansion in completely appointed as the residence of a nobleman or gentlemen of to- tune. Perth:infers, with plans and a view of the mansion. also orders to view, may be hal of Mesas. Martineau and Reid, solicitors, 2, Raymond buildings, Oray'aine ; or of Betas. DA..IIOL 808, and Osemie, land agents sod surveyors. No. 10, Waterloo. place, Pall-malt, S.W., where also • ground plan of the mansion and stabling may be MOIL WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS. The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Seine, Captain Revett, with the above mails, arrived at Southampton yesterday afternoon. She brings 66 passengers, and on 6 - Wight specie voided 238,0071. sterling, of which amount 116,6601. is gold bullion, 11,651/. gold coin, 96,5591. silver bullion, and 11,3381. silver coin ; also pearls value 1,6301. The cargo of the Seine consists of 120 serous cochi neal, 50 serous indigo, 4 cases cigars, 39 casks coffee, 25 casks ginger, 7 cases shells, 4 cases sue cedes, 199 serous bark, 246 bales Indian rubber, 366 bales orcbella weed, 166 bags ore, and 343 packages sundries. fIAIITION.—WATHERSTON and BROODEN recommend the public to ha t e the Our Gold stated on the biroice—. Mae Gold and Pure " r applied to Jellery. =a delusion. WATH.SIZTON and BROODENII we GOLD 246, and en articles seearactured by them are mold upon thla Warp* and at the maaufacturses* prime. Manufactory, 10. Hearierretreet, Covent-garden. W.C. Assays made of chars and Powdlery gar la. .B. Thie establishment is closed at 6 la the realm sad on Ihrerdays at 1. OPENS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE- V../ NAILS IXTRACTXD and CURED in one minute, without caning cribs lead pain, by Mr. IENDALL, lie, Regent-street Ladies attended by Mrs. lauds]] if preferred. Tenni. is. RI to 5,. Mr. Randall boa testimonials from the loyal whkh may be seen, with thousands of others from ell pieta of the kingdom,sizallsr to the following :—From the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Loudon Mr. Pendell ham effectually cured rime corns on my feet without giving any pain."—" Sir Robert Aklander, 36. Nt Jarma'splace, has had two lane toenails and a corn extracted from his feet by Kr. Rends'', and can stroaild7 recommend him." Observe, 85. tegenBstreet Quadrant. DIigNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA t. ass. daring twenty-live wn,=insnY gm& tisosl lbs lledital protasis.. in 4 Nal sessr . r . Os in Ilie but moody kr acidity of the rut, and rarer% rd r • raild sin rim, Ilsr MINI* isesSl•atmasonars alla. Liles mad alba Id Id In • dais ol will sad a Wise= DINIfII7O,ID sad Ir ' Bk. if......# drem. larks; mold by ell reepsotabla aisnalals Want dr adrift NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, OCT. 13.—A1l muter* on the re served lid of lb year/ eertiority will be removed tow ems rate lint as staff corommdan ow the rammed JIM Arpoirromme.—Paymaster Foolenok Leer. to the Toler. Clerk C. K Watson, to the Tamar. LAIINCE or VHS STILAII-RAN VALIANT.—Another important addition to the Royal Navy will be made this day at the Admiralty-yard. leis of Dogs, by the knack of the trou-eled screw nm•Yessid, Valiant, of 34 guns and 800.boree power. The Valiant was bud down about three since by Nessn. Westwood, Campbell, and Raillie (the bnildere of the steam-rem-ship Resistance), but as that firm was mashie to carry out the mistreat by the time specified bee coustructioe was banded over by agreement to Ike Themes Ins Works and Bbsp-building Cowpony, by whom ' the mewl will be completed for rigging under the inspection of Mr. Fittoek, an °Ricer appointed by the Admiralty. The Lana will bike pion at half-peat two o'clock. The Valiant is one of the rioblest specimen of modern naval architecture, of the same class as the Resistance, bet of more tonnage and more powerful macbiaerr than that us eel. She is constructed of 41-iach thick wrought inn plates, ',scored upon a teak beehive of 18 inches ; the ball, however, is entirely of iron, sad en important improvement has been effected by extending the armour plate, to the stem and stern of the vessel for the protection of the bow end the steru guns, which 'coders her more elf cianat than I the Resistance. Her stem is fitted as • powerful rare, capable of doing immense destruction if seaway, y , sad bee pnocipal dimension are as follows : —Louth extreme, 2316 feet ; length between the porpeodiculan. 261 feetli inches; breadth extreme, 56 fest 6j rubes ; depth in hoK 19 feet 4 inches; draught of water, aft, 23 feet; ditto forward, 24 feet • berthas ie tone, old 11111•1101,111110 t, 4,062 03-24. Im mediately after launching, the Valiant will be turned into the Victoria Docks to be fitted with her screw machinery, which his been manufactured by Mean. Mandalay, floe and Field. Her armament of 34 guns will be distributed as follows:—Cu the maie-deck twenty4our 68-pounder 96 cwt. smooth bore guns, and sir 110-pounder Armstrong guns, and on the upper deck four 110.poander Armstrong i guns, which will be furnished from the - Royal Arsenal. INAUGURATION OF TEE PRINCE CONSORT MEMORIAL AT ABERDEEN. ABERDEEN, TussDAT. The ceremony of inaugurating the memorial statue of his Royal Highness the late Prince Consort took place here to-clay, in presence of her Majesty and various other members of the royal family. The occasion excited great interest, as being the first on which her Majesty has appeared in public since her widowhood. - risefititue, which was subscribed for by the city and county of Aberdeen, is of bronze, by Maro chetti. It is placed upon a polished granite pedes tal, and represents the Prince seated and wearing a field-marshal's uniform, with the robe of the thistle over it ; is one hand he holds a roll, and in the other the field•manhal'e hat. Her Majesty arrived by special (train from Bal- , moral at L3O p.m. and war received by the Duke of Richmond , the .ord Provost and the city and !Amenity officials. Prince Alfred arrived from IdMbargh by a previous train. Accompanying her Majesty were the Princes Arthur and Leopold, the Princesses Helena and L 01611% the .Priuee and Princess of Prussia, and the Prince and Princess of Hesse. Sir G. Grey was the Minister of State in attendance. A procession of carriages was formed to the centre of the city, where the statue steeds. Pievions to the uncovering of the dates, Mx. I Anderson, Provostof the city, presented as address to her Majesty from the committee of subscribers to the statue, in which they referred to the honour conferred on this part of the kingdom by the annual presence of the illustrious Prince in the county, t and to the fact that the city a few years ago (1869) was signally favoured by the exertion of his great talents as president of the British Association, at its meeting there. The Queen, through Sir G. Grey, returned a reply to the address as follows : Ter loyal sod arectioaate address has deeply touched me, ad I teak you foe it fens my hart It is with feel. imp I should early seek wads to express that I drawled I to abed fee to-day lie wiles the oreareing al the shame wide will Nerd Whiten times the loco sad Vapor of the peg& to fhb everkr sad city for my peat mad Word hushed. he I seed ashrwasocele it to myself to nese at Blamed while mach a elute was beleg paid to arm, without makiag as aerie to seen you parserally of the deep sad heartfelt ease I estartaht of your Hader and agree, sad at the ens the to proclaim is public the asheeded reverses sad admirable sod the devoted is.. that all. my hear far him whose less most throw a /rev gloom over all my elute Ills. Never en I forget the aireuseasees to which you so feelingly allude, that it was is this city be delivered his remarkable address to the British Association only four year ago. sod that in this county we had for so many years bona is the habit of speudiag some of the happiest days of eer 11•411. After this address and reply the Queen was pleased to wafer the honour of knighthood upon the Lord Provost, thenceforth Sir Alexander Anderson. Prayer was then offered up by the Principal of the Aberdeen University, and the statue was uncovered in full view of her Majesty, who, along with the members of the royal family, st ood on • balcony opposite. She gazed for a moment with earnest emotion on the striking likeness of the deceased Prince, and then retired. Her Majesty left for Balmoral soon after three. Unfortunately it rained heavily during the whole y da . There was no cheering and no display of lags except on the shipping ; but dense crowds thronged the streets throughout the day. Tint CIIVICH 00703188 Ar MANCWTE& The Church at Manchester yesterday, when the *Swoon was preached at the cathedral I in the morning by the Wry Rev. the Dean of Chichester. The business of the congress, for which the Free Trade Hall had been engaged, did not commenoe till the afternoon. This congress is being held in accordance with a resolution passed at the close of the congress at Oxford in 1862. It was then determined to organise a coupon of churchman end laymen to be held under the Iprwridoooy of the Lord Bishop of the diocese, with a view to oosoultatios as to the best swum of promoting the practical efficiency of the Milted church of England and Ireland. It was the desire of the committee that the congress should include church men of every shade of opieloo, free discussion to be invited, bat no vote taken nor any formal decision recorded. The gathering thus convened in the Free Trade Ball, notwith- Weeding the inoonvenienoe to many of attending on the principal market day, was very large. There were probably 3,300 to 4,000 persons present. The Bishop of Mancuserrim took the chair soon after two o'clock. Among the loading churchmen present were the Bishop of Sodor and Man, the Bishop of Columbia, the Vac. Archdeacons Biehersteth and Utterton, Rev. Dr. Molesworth, Right Hoe. J. Napier, Colonel Wilson Foliate, M.P., Dr. linahtoo, Mr. Runny Dale. the Vicar of Preston, Rev. T. B. Bentley, Rev. Canon Stowell, Von. Archdeacon Masters, and the Bee. Canon Richson. ENGLISH UNITED PRERBITIERIAS SYNOD.-.-Tbe first synod of the waited presbyterial, churches is Ragland, now in session at Liverpool, was opened ors Yearley sight, whey, after a sermon by the Rm. Dr. Smith, Dr. Oviehtes, of Liverpool, was usaabossely elected moderator. end Rev. R. S. Scott, of Ilantirsater, clerk of the synod. Hr. Samuel Stitt, of Liverpool, was appointed treasurer ; and • ihtenos committee was alao appointed, their first duty being to get printed the sermon of Dr. Smith. Yesterday, at the meeting, the Berwick-on-Tweed pembytery, some of whose members reside in Scotland, were anxious to knew is what manner they could make overtures and propoods to the English ay nod. It was needed after some discussion that the Edinburgh synod should be requested to arrange the matter. The Newesathion-Tyne presbytery called at. teetioo to the fact that is many inateacee the title demise( the cher/Mee were not made cut in harmony with the constitution of the congregations. The Rev. G. Bell said that the subject was we of great interest, for if the title deeds were not in harmony with the constitution of the coogregetioos, • single member could often do • deal of mischief. The Rev. Mr. Redpath advised that the title deeds should he like them of the Quaker body. The Rev. P. Brown suggested that they should be always drawn up by English lawysta. Ultimately a committee was appointed to take the matter Into cousidentios. The Rev. Mr. Pattenme, of Manchester, then delivered as eloquent address, advocating the eaten of the two Preeby. teriaa churches in England, as there wen sign, that the old battles between Presbyterianism end prelacy would have to be fought over again very shortly. The Be,. Dr. Hamilton, of London, also advocated the same sentimeots es behalf of the union committee. To-morrow's proceedings will include • reply from the Newcastle presbytery to the letter of the clergy of the Coeisderate States of America. CONGRIGATIONAL UNION OF ENGLAND AND WALZL —The autumnal meatier commenced on Monday evesiag, by • devotional service is Newiugton char . : 4 l4 yerpod, after which the Rev. John Graham, of presched a sermon. Yesterday the ministers and delegates met for business is Greet Gearge.street chapel, the Rev. Enoch Mellor, M.A., chairmen of the union, presiding. Is hie inaugural address the chairman said that though the progress of the denomination within the last Ni years afforded matter for thankfulness and congratulation, the time had sot come when they could remit their exertion's. The rev. gentleman then spoke of the necessity of improving congregational music, of miming more life and vigour into the meetings for prayer, and of more active spiritual and benevolent exertion if the denomination was to cope sac. easefully with the evils of ignorance and irreligion which were so rampant, particularly In lame towns. Thanks having been voted to the chairmas for his address (uo the motion the Rev. B Taker, of Hull, moonded by tbe Rev. It. Bid of Scarborough), • resolution expressive of venera tion respect for the late Dr. Rallies was moved by the Rev. James Owyther (Manchester), seconded by Mr. C. Hadfield, M.P., and supported by the Bev. G. Smith. The speakers, each of whom bed known Dr. Raffles inti mately, paid hearty and affectionate tributes to his worth and character in various relations. The Rev. J. G. MOE. of Bradfced, thee read • loug paper on British ISAMMUS, after which a resolution to the effect that the paper be printed was moved by the Rev. T. Blaney (Loudon), and seconded by the Rev. Mr. Uooder (Lesda). Mr. Nosey urged the claims of the colonial branch of the mission to the more liberal support of the body. After dinner the Rev. R. Ashton, of London. made • statement reletive to the independent chapel in Paris, and the further extensiou of the gospel on the continent. The Rev. J. Stiedlock, M.A., also spoke on the mane subject. In the seaming • meeting for the publie exposition of coegregatiosal prised plus was held in Great Cleo/go-street chapel. SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIANON. EDINSITHOH, TugepaY NNW. Tsday, Professor Christian wm seditsiently recessed to reed his ppm "Os Public Health." Lead Bronghem was Marla, aed =d is mach better spirits. The Una t wee so crowded that an adjournment to Um Irree p rerTh eD why BA wee found lobe amemery. Upwind, of 1,000 neembies weft prevent daring the realms of Miss Emily reithfell's paper " Oa the lladt Easplepassis is which Women are now Engpsed." The venous papers reed in this department—needy en the redaction et bales, and szeineively oa thenesenien of the Employees* of Wanes "—were highly ieteresWg , and the immense asliesee seemed deeply 'imbued with Ois pee-Mace of the subjects brought mailer their antis& The number of tickets take. for the dieser of the mem. bers of the Cowen, which comes on to-night, is very today the principal 'rakers I. the Moen! de= mean were—Provost Lindsay, Professor (j Bayley, Mr. Heelings, awl the Right Boa. v Jetta I'Neill, To-morrow (Wednesday) manilas the concluding address will be read, sad the wreath animal gatheriag of the Social ficisamOngeses be hmeght to a close. The third and Let of the am ernierioner in COODOXiOO with the °empress was given on Monday sight, in the National Gallery sad the Exhibition rooms of the Royal Scettkla Academy. Is. brilliancy of some, end numbs,e sad th yme of atteadaace, the numwrewiwie perhaps al even the ljelvereity reoeptioo of Thuredey leet.Ve s e d - tame wee vadat a temporary covered waydnpd with whits end marina, from the end of the Nagged Geary fiieg Prinesweittwit, and the asthlial and stage were covered with mimosa cloth. The company began to arrive la crowds before and about 8 p.m., sad at half-put eiPt the drat rooms of the mite occupied by the National Galan were completely blocked up 'by dd. ton, waiting Yateestly. but suudoodiy, for the arrival of Prince Allred and of Lord Brougham—the laths et whom, bower, did not appear. The rooms, of comes needed so preparation or augmentation of their storm of intend to wader . them Moat attractive ; and, indeed, thaw was quite an caernas do ricAessa for those—and they were perhaps the majority —not modern aerated with the pine of masa and so pa fusely displayed is the walla in the southernmost canoe of each of the mites of roans a band • of meek wee }Less—la the Nations' Ornery the band of I the drd lthemon, end ie the Royal Anademy's rooms the I bead of the 92ed Highlanders. Many uniformstroo bine and sestist. balke both. others of the r4prrhon. also lest grodly 4e they aped of the . About • half-peel sloe o'clock Prises Alfred waked o imam rswardieg the patieme of the hundreds who from eight or shortly after bad blanked up the spans seam* the there • ip the hoped leashing ► glimpse of hie new as= Seedier and sensually Guard /gum ; • sad, medial them, new sad thee taking the sandetakthly hearty_ of a detheiglat " bask' hie royal heehaws made his slow way through the aced up the gallery. The Pekoe, atteaded by Major Cowell. Psalms:: Lye fair, PUP fair, 0.3., an B. F. Prams and Mr. D. 0. SIR, the ffrometawy at the Royal Scottish Academy, who did the Immure of dm Radiation, went round he rooms, Wpm- Nag at hiamatice the paintings of chief famed ea the • lion ; wed efts painiag through both exhibi resolved when with cordial demonetratione of his Wither returned to his earrings a t a qsarter-pest tea, being saluted at pada( with three vverryy hearty deem When the armed which teed in the north rooms, waiting for the arrim= l e d Prince, had dispersed, the promenade became meet agreeable ; the double suite of exhibition rooms for mishiag ample space for easy circulation, and objects of beauty and intend for inspection and admiration at every dep. Tbe musk of the beads, mingling with and softeniag the free aad lively conversation. gave a charm to the promenade width was wanting in both the other witreriaziwwl of the cospem la spite of their caber abundant attractions, sad the annagemente at breaking up prevented see the dig inconvenience being felt. Ld the Royal College of Physicians entertained at dieter LlBroughma and the distinguished members of t il te mmra eco on which occasion the Royal Coller ri za . with the premium of Ma Royal Hiplines Alfesd, attended by Major Cowell. The takedown ex. seeded to about 100 peonies seventy of whom partook of the lacepitaity of the Royal College. The Prince was mend at the door of the bell by Dr. Wood, vies president of the sad by Dr. Bart, one of the reseal, and conducted to the library. The :heir was occu pied by Dr. Crank, the president ; Dr. Wood, vico-preth diet ; Dr. Hadansl eametery ; ma Dr. thmervilis Wow maw, acting as croupiers. Yesterday morals; the divesture of the Philosophical Instigation satertaioed Lord Brougham, their passideist , to breakfast is the Library Hell of the lestitatioa. There were about sixty gentlemen present, the Lord Provost preaidiag. THE LIVINGSTONE EXPEDITION. Dr. Livingstone, writing to Sir Roderick Nur chieee, amiotances the death of a distiorniehed young geologist, Mr. Richard Thornton. Dr. Livingstone, in his leiner, rye : " Murchison Cataracts (so the Shire), April M. "My dear Sir Roderick,—With sorrow I have to com municate the sail intelligence that Mr. Richard Thornton died on the 21it correct. He performed a most fatiguing journey from this to Tette and back agate, and that to use upp all his strength ; for, thereafter._ he *saki mak* no without painful exhaustion. abject was to camera his bearings of the hills at Tette (on the Zambesi) with the mountains here. I knew nothing of his resolutiaa till after he bad left. He had resolved to go borne after be bed ezienined Zomba and the Melanie nage, but ea the 11th he was troubled with diarrhea, which ran on to dysentery and fever. We hoped to the last that his youth and unimpaired capstan/ion would carry him through, as be had antlered oxoparatively little from fever; but we were disappointed. As insidious delirium prevented as learning aught of his last wishes. All his papers, &a, were at once seaW up, sad are sent home to his brother at Brad ford. He is buried about SOD yards from the foot of the trot cataract, and oo the right book of she Shire." After allotting to the depopulation of the valley, and the probability of his being obliged to take to phase the meamer, sod screw her together, with the view of a eels, Dr. Livingstone thus concludes: "Dr. Kirk and Mr. Chaees Livingstone now go home. The scene of desolation around us reacts on my health badly. Present my kind regards to Lady If : , and believe me ever yours, "DAVID Livinuerosk." Sir Roderick lays he earnestly hopes that the great South African explorer may now come home to his motherless children and numerous friends, and not expose his valuable life to further rigs. On Wednesday last the Rev. Perry Nursey, 8.A., was collated to the rectory of Crostwick, in Norfolk, in the gift of the Lord Mee} of Norwich by virtue of his bishopric. The twentieth annual congress of the British Archie°logicel Association commenced is Leeds ca Mondsy. The inaugural address MY delivered is the afternoon by Lord Houghtoe, sad in the evening the Mayor sod corpora. tion entertained a numerous party of the leading inhabi tants and members of the amociatioe at a convey-ea:low is the Town-ball. The sittiogs A the congress will continue daring the week mid on Monday next, Yesterday the ex cervices commenced, the plaors to be visited being Adel Church, Fernley Hall, sad Ilkley, the ancient °Botha of the Romans. Warr K,2rr RzoisrnAnos. The statement which appeared is a contemporary yesterday to thia effect that the coarieevatives have pined an addition of 80 votes upon the West Kest Registration, which terminated oa Saturday at Blackheath, is incorrect, the liberals baying much improved their positron, which is the more important; as the present tory members. Lord Holmesdale and Sir B. Filnier, were returned at the lest election by a very narrow majority. Tlaa followiag is the result of the revision as announced by the Liberal Registration Amencialke Liberals struck off, 264 ; thrice struck off, 273 ; liberal gain on objections, 9; liberal claims admitted, 426; tory claims admitted, 311. Total liberal gale, 124. TUE CREW OF TUE FIAMID.I.-1110 Correctional Tribunal of Brest last week tried two sailors, named Woods sad Hawthorne, belonging to the Confederate vessel Florida, on a charge of assaulting hears. Vesta* sod Prebble, officers of the Federal frigate Keating*, both of which vessels have (as is already known) lately put into that port for repaint. it was proved by the evidence that as the complainants were on their way to the theatre, in the evening of the 6th instant, they were violently assaulted from behind sod knocked down by four milers, oath of whom thre..tened them with a poignard. The two primaries were soon afterwards arrested, rs comequeste of information given by the landlady of a public-house, who heard them Wasting of their feat. The prisoners expressed their regret for having, when excited by drink, given way to the irritation ceased by an attack on rase of their comrades, who was lying is the hospital ie con sequence of wounds inflicted by Federal sailors. The tri banal, taking into 000sideratiou the repentance of the pri -00•11[1, metthoed them to only two days' imprisoament, and to pay the expenses of the prueecatioo. MUNIFICENT GIFT.—Mr. Mackenzie, of Fawley Court, has transmitted to the directors of the British Orpbsu Asylum, Slough, his cheque for 14,000/. in rederap tion of be promise to indemnify them to the extent of what may is termed the "capital" expenditure upon that institution. It was calculated that 12,0901. would be suffi cient, but the numerous alterations std repairs foetid to he necessary, increased the sum to 14,0001. ORTIITAL PALACE.— ORE SHILLING DAT...—. TURSORT,OCT. 13.—Adisimione on pay moat, 1,438 ; diva • by mum ticket., :a%) ; total, 1,998. %NO %MO MIMI LIMPS UN UM lAN L lidM L ladla L ladle L bulk L has LIB LIB Oot. IS Nov. 2S Nov. 1.11 Doe. 10 o.s. 12 Nov. 111 OoL 17