The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-03 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER r •- 1 41 t .). • t ss SILLY' (o'.-z.: ,/, se L- r/k No. 6,351.) LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1868. [Stamped, ld. Additional.] [TWOPENCE TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. The usual weekly meeting of this board took Owe yesterday at their aloes, Spring-gardens ; M. J. TIMMS, tbe chairman et the board, presiding. ATRAND HOTEL COMPANY (LIMITED). tom • ■ t&LCUTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope v and Mina — STRAY COUILIINICATION betimes LON DON and INDIA by the magnificent Fleet of Steamers belonging ho the Elsa India and London Shipping Conspsay (Limited). The well-known clipper auxiliary etesmahm °OLDEN FLEECE, 2,708 tons, tsOhor.e power, O. K. BIRD Commander, now loading in the Viemais (Landes) De yes, will leave oe the 17th October, etstearkieg passengers at sod leaving Gravesend as the 20th October, for Oilman', calling at the Caps of Good Hope and Iladras. This eagl% ship, bunt asperity for the India trade, has been refitted, has first-rate scoommodatlee tor pamengers, will carry an experienced surgeon also a stewardess The average poems of them steamers has been 70 days to Madras some of them - making the shortest passages on record. The lbws will be continued on the 20th of each succeeJme month, with the strictest punctuality, by one of this Company's beet of auxiliary screw steam ships— lot freight or apply to Grindley sad Co., SS. Paella. mentatreee, Ar l i e . lb. broken, Alfred Brett and Ca., 100, Leadenhallstreet, 8.C.: or at the Male of the Company. 9, Ifinclnr-lane, London, EC.: when alsospflotlone for ap pointments an midshipmen in this nerds 'beeld be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. CAFIITTA Direct (ander engagement to H. K ouncil for India, to sail punctually October 18, ths vary fast-salling teak-belit ship notc.onfoyr, A 118 years, 982 Sons register, JOHN FLAIIANIE, Coninsandy loading in the East India Docks. This splendid vessel, well known in the Calcutta trade, has magnificent cabin acenramodation.—For bah -str for passage apply to ELLATLY, RANEE Y, and &SWIM, Leadaahall•st, LC. BOMBAY Direct (under engagement to H. M. Coonell ter India, with immediate - &snatch), the splendid teak-ballt ship Illte 1 N FOX, • 1 12. rears, tat tons register, I. F. MACLEAN, Commander leading in the Last India Dodo. Alas good asecnamodatlon tor eaten —For freight or iziz itte g n QIILL1111.; LUG sod aiWiLL. 17, BOMBAY direct (to follow the Edwin Fox), the ipleadle clipper aldp GlirlltUDZ, AI IS poen, 949 tons register. TROYAS riPEDDINO, Oononandar touting in the leas Lodi* Docka Has eplemUd accommodation for cabin pm ; =—Par freight or puma apply to ILLA37.Y, BANIET, WILL street. . . 1 • . IB LA CA BALL PASSE)TdER LINA of cuPrirs e rixtrre tor AIISTRAM. trou Laded Una.' 1 01: Pc -- .. ." - 11114. - Temige Dab. ! left& I Orloff ••.. -7. lies.. aMk I Oct . 10 W, .dt.t - . IMO I. X India bow. 20 , !skip otr a st . L 11. ON iii. /aft Oet. U = .... reet Chief .... NO * X Nor. .. Mon p le. Kt .. **WA& .... Thopk... ..... 1,011 1 •X. India Oat. 17 WY adsbraled Na. a/ packets hava s t i aidity mad Mad Painttot. weal a world-kaowa ttr aid awl *dr pas mow moldanedation is ansurpared layiaraandif alleal—iat lakelals /10•0/41 IMO/ ar NNW or dadealla t• itkyiSAWS Al Cy.. Uvogaol : Atil AVMs he the Ala so . : altd • L ta- KAMA' aad oe, 3. laadaaludLaresa, LC. TROY LITUPOOL • lIITINITOWN TO NSW TON[ 4 : ti) NEW YORK, and plarADlbortiu, • r ri= mown' band des. gleieldng thelz auk Sony Iltemodldpe, morylog tb• IT=Ola m tr OM LIVIIIWOOL POW SSW YOWL CITY 0112 W YOll4 Weddmity, OW. 7. EnitA. Weirdly. Oet. o CITY W COIL Saturday, Ott. IT. EDLODUItOII, an dnay, Ott. Si. And ream Wednesday, d aviryoittothe esturds2. talto poems by the null steams salthsg wary W U. 17; and 21 pima, aorordlag to the nomminedediar a t ' a f t by tho Sotaitay's steamers, n - tensed passage bielndlag all provision' orsiono. Omards. the UMW States, aid NOM Oabobl, beaskod an advantageous Wpm—For heir poetlealars apply to M INMAN, 22, Water-steost, Leaped; on to MY= nod . Wllliam-strost, City. wa n NORTH AIIRRIOAN ROYAL by tbo LIVI Adattraltil v or a. B tioamtis lI.F=INV I NK. and batman vomaasoarate, trill liberty to all at Malik: or othtr ports to bad and mourn augto s soodo. awl yaommaim . Balm oaßtof at Halifax Modd, mod apoolvo parisoaars aad brit tlatootya mails. no 0110 sr Mbar marl aro ow plaid to mil from Llmatmoll, .Nr at Coot to metro tie Radii — MOTU, for NEW YORK. eistarddr, Ord 10. ARABIA., for BOSTON. Banarday, Gel 17. • CHINA. for NEW YORK, gadrardag, October • Taking pasarngers and goods tot Namaand Havana , to be arandeered at New York on board the n Cornea. P. nosey. including steward's ins an ac govAdona, bin, bag without wines or liquors —To lialitax and Odd ca 4111 ; 'woad cabin, Td New York, cod* *wood cabin, Ela Freight to Rata; lostoe, and New York, SE ==.1.6 per dept prbsseas.—A p o7 to J. Kinard. IR Old London .J. M. CUPTIS, lan% add Plays de la art asmi k ; G. and J. lie Bariksaimeftesk mai C. od River. Quemiewn ; ns, et C. and C. Wlrse, WM,- * Lynwo STKAM to COPENHAGEN front London Dtreel—TheAdam wow stessoor 111ZW6ILY. Captain Me. slam witt dospmlotiod trout Albormareirr os 10th to& tom, £ZU NA IL- Apply to PHILLLPPIA GLYN!, rd ruLurrs 11, lood-loos, &TEAM to GOTHENBURG, from London Dtreet.—TM well-knosra screw steams LONDON. Csatata SILO. will be despatched ham lanmelydown on or about Silk Inst. lure; ZS is. and Lt 2s. : to be Wowed by the (hoist Wass on Ugh foal—Apply to PRILLUTS. ONAVIS. and PHILLLPPIL 11, lood-lau& pHILLIPPIS, GRAVES, sad PHILLIPPS ailemsolises4 treaelear Messner. : Pre =IULDAX gad the Milt; the BATAVIIR. from the &Utah Ta n : leiretin MOM Whert, Wapping. every binday. at 11 a.m. a bre red halt The IPTINOOP.D, Thursday morning early, load the Tower. Iran al. iv 110tif , the MOW; ADLIS, ar 13CHWALRE, every Gandy, at 11 am. awm dinslyikiwn. and from Madura alum. Pares: M. 41. sad Ur. Tar oofiliniffieTth. LONDON, October 8, trees Neeseb ases. Nam /3 la, LI L., aid AL To be followed by the ODBta7 WAIL, October It lee COPENHAGEN, the NEWitCY, Captain 7. SMITH, tram Aldermen's Tier, ces the 10th Per frelebt. pneeses, de., at Chaplin's traverse! Odle., 111C= LE est so P °NAV" red PRILLLP7e. BANK of AUSTRALASIA (Incorporated by Nitßoyal Charter, 11346), No. 4, Threadneedle-street, London, lega. The Court of Directors BERKEY GIVE NOTICE, that a H ALF TIMMY DI VIDY.ND of Us. a share, being at the rate of air per cent per annera. ma the Old Share Capital of the Comore- Mon, amounting to £lOO,OOO, end also a BONUS, as additional Were* of V-a. a share. making together At Ida. a share, or at the rate of I t per cent. per annum, will be PAID to the Propel- Atom, tree of Income tax, at this office, oa glad after TUESDAY, the 181110c:teaser next, between the noun of 10 and 8 o'clock. The Trasefer Books of the Old Shares will he Closed on the test Inaant, and continue eo until the Dividend and Barnes become payable.—By order of the Court. WILLIAM MILLIKEN, Secretary. The Transfer Books of the New Shares 0,11 remain open until Lq. the lath October, but will be dosed from that date 00111 the Aid November, when the second uutalmont will be VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and 71INXID121, for the Intormalien of the Pliblie and they aiemereas Patron, beg to maks the hileirlag sesewseemeat tMthe VALVE of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the Who e db : the fair trader and th i e+Mic will be alike protected by Me wide circulation of know ow VW Sliblect. Gold alas Melded ht. 24 parts or cars* follows that geld of Id carats line, la 111 carats-0 3 66 0 carat. .. L 1 11 10 worth ..14 4 116 17 carats.. 3 • 1 II carats .. 1 3 Se per Mine. 16 carets.. 2 16 76 7 emote .. 1 6 9 It carats.. 4 1 1 15 carom— 112 1 6 estate .. 1 1 II 21 carats (BMW 14 carats.. 1 9 66 • carats .. 017 b standard) 117 106 12 sante— 1 4 • 4 aerate .. 014 1 111 canto.. 11• 4 112 curate.. 2 2 le Iterate .. 0 10 71 ▪ esrate.. 110 96 11 carats.. 111 1 I mate .. 0 7 1 19 carats.. 6 7 2 10 orate.. 116 46 1 carat ... I 3 6. Mannheim", 11, Neurlettecatreet, Corentmardes , W.C.. London. Arays made of Chains and Jewellery for le. each. N.B. "ha I. closed at 6 la the sundaes sad as Warden etas. ticket DR• SCO'ITS BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, 's, Dever Wiling remedy, prepaid without any mercurial ingredient, tram the rm. ipe of ilr. !Mott, will be totted invaluable to all who suffer from hi ilnus and liver oomplalnts, ludieestion, wind, spasms, giddiness, .IDrlness of the MS. art. For habitual emtivenem, ea a family aperient medielee, and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly exec lent : mild in their operation lied grateful to the stomach, they create appetite, promote digestion, sad strengthen the %bole uervons system —Sold by W.Lenibert, chemist. e. King W 1111,41111 Wert, Chasing-moss, sad by meet druggists, la boxes, is 1 'd. and Pa. 9d. lie sore to ask for Dr. Boon's Bilious and Lis er Pills. The genuine are a square green package wigs o William Lambert" engraved aa We stamp. Frthe CORPULENT,—Dr. DIICHESN E om= us prescribes' Yucus Vealeulcous for venous oh* desire to less some of their superfluous fat, and summons ob er/miaow' plate Its solvent properties beyowl a doubt, a d thee. that It acts clam the system al lout compronileing the general health.—)yeses LEW and CO. supply the YUCCS PILL.% in beret. at Y aL, 75. (a. and lie.. alth directions. Also may be had Dr. llntelsamaiMpen pamphlet on Obesity" actual twiltiow. plies Is.—,lL N. Dee and Co., operative chemists ,t(32, lepahergees, W. TIINVIGORATPIX NKRVINX ESSXNCX. l it wee aelentleadly gmapared and meet powerful Rotel- Wu Cordial soar introduced . restores be their normal caoditke ell the aecretions, on the Intainity el which perfect health de =dog It le speclec for deathly of all kinds, and trees Its eon , among other Ingrrdirota, moan end phosphite of soh will prove highly booeflelal to the wiewects and dyspeptic prtos Ss. per beano, or tour gonadal., In ass for Ito. ads nests Norris. isoiungarten aad u tlech Orkeril-atroot. 7 Clas Ind Leadenhall.otreet LC., DiRIYB PURR FLUID MAGISIA t l e irr° 2D b•esollartiott twenty-Ave by lein=ilically MOW the 13011 , 1scal proloselon, le ( eampted lbe blk as the Met needy kr sedety MI the stomach. 'headache, greet and lodlossellem, sad ea • mild ape rims far ' delimit., mayesitutione, 111111 tor Wised dilldrva. It is prepared, is • slat e e t parity *ad at uniform strewth, by 111 fiNhYOILD mid 17 7 „ New Bomb sieset. L.ndna, mid sold by ill nespesgabl e chmnime area& see Os world. Frrry POUNDS REWARD. - WHEREAS Messrs. BRAUN sad W tArliCii lithographers, of St. Mary Axe, have lately been solicited by souse unauthorised patty (evidently for fraudulent purposes; to execute an order for labels, the fac.s.inik of those used for SIARSHALL'ii fiIJNOA. £IAN BRANDY, the above reward will be paid on conviction of the offender: amid the public is particularly requested to see that If each bottle is capsuled, labelled, and cork banded.—.J. 0. MARSHALL. sole consignee : of roost retailers, ha Bd. each afa pet down case, carriage paid. Dep6t 115, Alder/gate-airs* City. List of agents post free on application. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. THE °HORT, new version—Tie Fah7 reantafa—Gratat Diveztlesesuent—Pavourit• Oasis Retentien--Nionwi the dog , neat Vionnist—Raphael de dons. the Infant Tenee—lanatola, the peat Indian Juggler, KIIIRY EVES ING.—Doets open at veva% etanallate at half peel THE OXFORD. - EVERY EVENING eiLiCTIONB from Me new sad most pomolor 0711 Abby the with till Bead sad Mom, combaded by Mr. P. JONGH Comedy by UmmortA. EdMebo, W. Randall , 0. Itstablamm A. Loyd. sad George Rodeos. Admission, axis, stalls sod Woody, Is. ; mints Num. Hs ed. THE GHOST ILLUSION, by permission of MINIM DIRCKS, Ing.—Profeseor Pepper's adaptation of the above ts exhibited, with various pleasing effects and fin. prevenient', by Mr. A. /Inventor, IiVIRY MUCKING, at halt. past 9, at the CANTMLBUZY-111.1.4 Mestaainsaerdoad, & DLC ACADEMY, 96, Aldersgste-street. I[Tr L'ICI . FLOYD'S ASSLIIRLIZA every WZDSRADAY sad SATURDAY. Admission, dd. A. Advanced Class every MON DAY. Tad quasar Awe lasirfaLloa las past mamanced. 0.111- tI e as. par coulter ; Wkti as, ad. Private Ira. la 6d. N A B. The Annelle Om lea tide allmoses. at MU. I. NO BETTER STYLES for BOYS. Children and Boys mg well attired when dressed In RYAN and Co.'s SUITS and POUTED GAHM(>ti, as now esfor autumn and winter wear. The Sollwing are recommended :—New Knickerbocker welts for children, bO/11e, Windsor, and Westminster suits for elder boys, do, at lbs. ed., 215., 2.15., Ws, and 1114. ; Jacket., Overcoats, and Papss la all styles, sixes, and fabric.. RYAN and Co.. eg and IT, OztordWreet, W.: 21, 2!, and 13, , News/Week iftrailaglianx : and 42, Briggate, Lewis. port BOYS of TEN to urn= YEARS. L ic slf i rt awl Co:a AUTUMN aad: 4 llll7a OVIO , O . ATS . efleal Yam Mario' bow Introduced. They an made tha amid 4)0E4 at pram mew Cron toi. ad. to fie. Mill mod 00., MP sad rt. 011ordotreot. W.: al, M, sod 21, Nowlin* ibudastea sad 4 Was* 14,06. 17RICE LEADING STYLES for HOME or 110110151.,--RTEX .M Co.s ETON, 1•11.0 W, sad XIIGDY ARTS aps Lae beat &sisal for Boys aad Youths, 2641., asdUls. =3sekdf.s, Tata, sad Trousers of correspond lag al& EY rad sad Ca, di sad Of, Oxford-street, W. ; 21. U. sad 23, X . sad 42, Beggar, Leeds. T 0 ROWS BROTIIIIItB. -PATENT CHAIRS A., sad Ism* Tandtars Teaks. Maus. Isom 44.-104. . Csislossea tam LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. wArax sad lOC 4 awl 4. 0000014,111.111 T, W. AIL A LLEGi"P'S ALE GUINNESS'S STOUT. JOHN' 1. WOOS dad Co., sole coalmines for Bottled Sew to tie Lateenotional taldbition, Menu, townsman' Allsopp and aos's India Pak sod anion Alm, and Oa/RON& too. and Co.'s ids amt. Isepertera et WYNN dad Splitta--Olnees and Stoma the Napa Wrap, I.C.—The trade supplied no liberal tonne eat coat. CLPTAIE WAITE'S ORINNTAL PICKLE, MIXT or KULLIGA YAWN Y PASTA Curry Prorder, aN Ilessee, Nosy be *blabbed from all Swum V sad wholesale of C 10632 lILL. rurreyors to the Qum, 6olue4quara Loudon. rhAVDDPIS DIET DIP CANDI" 6d. per lb. ; LIF epees Ceaddaa Is. a. ..a tL ad : One was, la ad; la. ad. :'Wooed wu and aperni, la. ; tlwsma vu, ;r; loe.ab wax. Is.; palace parlifts, I. ad.; acrapo. dap, IL, K. dad lie bed, led.: insaift Oar Piiirees loam ei ; ..puss, ad.; weal* ?ad- Cobs en, 4s. Pd. par ; yellow env, Ids. ed. 41a, sad Pk. per : dia. ; old brews Window, Is. N. peg peolsal; onsemoa brews W I.; wilt* Windsor, la at; /sleep. Is. ad. dipsedaii and mimosa. Is. par acia—hr asa < at r. DAVE sea MOM el& sakddiabed worlds., Idadla'sdene. Chartniceessa Imam W.C. NERVOUS DEAFNESS, OBSCURE DISEASLt cd the HlAllt. to—De. DYIiID C.lo2Mill MD.) I ortbamdeg WO/II as the NOSE and WOBTBILIS by reference to numerous eases, show bow their Celllllllo and deetructire dameme, by Interrupting the cenuanntestima with the brain, to tabu loser ear ta , glee rime to madness, 'dotty, hardpan, nervous drabs.., tr. : and bow they may be sad are seamestally treated-21. Upper nrymour-etreet, Oen nanghtequare, W. Now mily, eel pp. poet 8,0. Third aadClicap &Woe, pries 106. ad., OBSCURE DISEASES of the BRAIN and MIND. By Foam Wimow, M.D., D.C.L Loadcw : Hobart llardwicka, Dif., Piccadilly, W. WORKING Man's Curse. —The movement for the estailishemat of dohs for the worlds( elegem strength almost daily. The St. Martia's.M.the-Vitd ar 'il Club was opened oo Temday, %eider favourable dream. steams, nod on the leveeing of that day Mr. George Thompsoa took the chair at a meatier for the fermatioe of a club in or near the Blackfriare-read. At Wedessbury a club with moire than 300 members. started by working lase, without help, has outgrown he moldier*. sad the old Towe -1 hall has been rested. The initiative is being taken by • lady at Falmouth, and Derby, Bolton, and Birkenhead are roodeg foe several dubs each ; eve. Hoddeedoe, with but 2,000 in habitaets, will boast el a dub before the sod of the most!. The Soho Club is Memembig is viper sad usefulness. and has sow 205 members. The first of the Birimiegham dubs is supported by 400 or 500 working men. Scarborough, too, keep its ranks well filled, and hes 1,000 ensediers, while many of the public.hogsee am all bet deserted by their former babituis. The =mama deserves ea impetus, from the unction given it by the emaciation of mechanics' institutions. The subject of clubs will be brought before the notice of the Southern Comities Adult Eclacaticie Society. Very many of the old teethed's' are I. course if being modified, so as to allow of the adoption of the club demeat. Foremost, however of the large aldose of ieditatioes camel the South StaffOrdahire Association. From the report pigmented by its sets.. end ensrgetie seer*. 1817, Ile. Jibe Jams, at lite aimed geetereace, bold ia West Begaiwielt, gads, the presidency of Lord Lytteltegoes Monday lad, it eppar. that meetings ea the ambient have been held at Stourbrid ' ge West Bromwich , Wel veriemptee, Wedesibury, Sedgley,Brierly-hall, and Pees. mak is all whish pieces elide are farmed or formiug. Beeseees are agent that Maw/rester will shortly bsesme the locality of a great mootieg, oomsected with the Club and Institute Unice sad a club in Salford ; and an isle.lial geguisitioe be Mr. Laysed to preside over a mossier meeting a Southwark ie. we tear s is scene of sigaldare. A New " GOY.' —The boys of Lewes are making setive preparations for the customary greed display it the sth November. A very large accession is expected from the Brighton brawls, and it is evident from the way la which the boys are now working, that they do sot mesa to vetrevede at all, Lad is all probability the affair will pe off with greater Mat than ever. A meeting of the Lewes com mitters was held on Wednesday evening lam, when the fol lowing resolution was agreed upon —"That this meeting, viewing with deep horror and abhorrence the smoguirai7 measures adopted by the Car of Russia for the summed= of the just rights sad liberties of the people of Poland, call upon their brother bonfire boys and the people of Lewes to unite with them on the eneuing sth of November in the cedebratios, reprematimg the clownish of Russia and the liberations of Poised. the proceeds of such celebration to bs sent to the Polish Relief Fend in London. And this meet ing also extend their hearty thanks to the flourishing brag& society et the LAMM Borough Bonfire Boys' meetings at Brighton, for the hearty co-operation and assistance already offered by them for the furtherance of the said object ; end that the people of Lewes be earnestly s oli c it e d for subscriptions for carrryier out the same.'—Boat Sussex New.. Uprrtn SOCIETY or CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.— The following resolutions are to be submitted to a geoeral meeting of chemist. and druggists to be held in Loudon is October :—" That the peered of the medical column to forcibly dispossess upwards of 30,000 chemists and druggists of their practice to disp e n se medicine is an unwarrastable interference with the civil and trade interests, and would be attended with danger and injustice to the entire community." " That to protect the chemist and drug gist from 911110CES11•17 legislative restriction., and the public from incompetent dispensing, • complete registration L etaxavery, and that this can best be secured by the general ant of ieeorpastioe of the trade, u proposed by the United Society of Chemists and Druggists, be se ists , it is upon a 41- cqrjeltece of exiting rights, and the inexpensive and effective mode of wearies the practical hr owledp required." Dzriugezurior or Carron MILL PROPERTY.— A good deal hoists recently bees said about t h e cretHeaus , ' felt by the Lancashire milkers.= in the prospective revival of the trade. as shown by the =say new mills is the cows of ereetios, It may be worth vitae to notice the resat of a nest *Weis to effete the sale of a mill la the sotto. dis trict. Os Tuesday, Messrs. Fisher and Soy Wechsler, were issesated to put up a splendid new mill erected by the late Ht. Adobes& at Staly bk miss, for sale by auction, at the Clutha Hotel, Wachester. The mill hes only reoseriy bees completed, with all the latest improvements for the sipowsiag, sad is rid to have cost fully 101,0001.: bat gl em b the seer was mad* us the chief market day, when all di* leading millimeters were in tan, the highest offer did sot exceed 2)3,500/. The reserve bid was 4440001., and cassequestly the property had to be withdrawn. —Liverpool fillertery. FRANCE. PARIS, Oat & The Nantes journals of to-day announce that M. Billault has been ill, and serious apprehensions were entertained for his recovery. A change for the better has now, however, taken place, but K Billault is not yet completely out of danger. According to private information received in Paris, the health of M. Billault has so far improved that he will shortly be able to resume his official duties. ITALY. TURIN, Ocr. 2. The Official Gazette of to-day publishes • royal decree, authorising an additional expenditure of 8,000,000 lire in the budgets of the different ministers. The decree at the same time orders various re ductions to the same amount in the expenses of other branches of the public administration. The general budget of expenditure for 1863 has not been increased. The report of the Minister of Finance which pre cedes the decree points out theinconvenieoce result ing from the privilege granted to the government of decreeing fresh credits during the parliamentary recess, and the remedies which are to be applied by the new law on the public accounts which has already beau submitted to parliament. In the pre sent case the amount voted for the budget of this year will not be exceeded. SPAIN. MADRID. ocr. 2. The ministry intend to lay before the Corks the draft of a new law on the press, the principal features of which will be trial by jury and a reduo- tion in the existing scale of fines. ARRIVAL OF THE MEXICAN DEPUTATION AT TRIESTE. TRIESTE, Om 2. The Mexican deputation arrived here yesterday evening. _ Count Bombeila and Marquis Curio have been ordered to attend them. The deputation will be rooeived to-morrow at the Palace of Miramor, where a dinner and a court will afterwards be given in their honour. They will take their departure on Monday next. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. ITIOX • HAMLIN, Sae. 79. Another battle has taken place on the Prussian frontier, in which the Poles, as usual, had two enemies to contend with. The insurgents, under a leader known as Brordt, had for some weeks en trenched themselves in a wood, where they occupied such a strong position that the Russian garrison of the neighbouring village of Wincenty did not dare to attack them. At length the insurgents deter mined to dislodge the Russians from the village, and by taking possession of the custom-house sta tion to obtain free scam from Prussia. The Rus miens, hearing of this, immediately sent all their money and valuables to Johannisburg, in Prussia, and prepared for the defence. The insurgents fell upon the village at 5 a.m. on the 18th, while the garrison was yet asleep. The Russians, waking at the noise of the cannon, immediately lied without striking • blow, crossed the frontier, fired • volley, and proceeded into Prussia for reinforcements. 'These, consisting of a company of the 44th Prussian regiment, they obtained about seven a.m., after which they returned to the fron tier' but did not venture any further. Meanwhile the Poles occupied the village, and burned the , Custom-house station ; and, the Russians taking advantage of the confusion, entered an estate belonging M. Janiczewski, a Pole supposed to be favourable to the insurgents, and burned it to the ground. The insurgents, observing this, attacked the Russians ; a desperate encounter followed, which lasted till eleven at night, and terminated by the Russians again escaping into Prussia. Letters from Willis speak of constant festivities taking place in that town by order of Mouravieff, who professes to have completely crushed the in surrection in Lithuania. The numerous bands of insurgents scattered about the woods of that vast country are, however, proving their existence by continual skirmishes, which are very harassing to the Russian troops. (nom Lae? NIGHT'S Gazer's) Foxinom-omcs, Our. I.—Her Majesty's cbargd d'affaime at Madrid lea forwarded to Earl Russell the fol lowing sateleame of • royal decree, dated December 17, 1362, no far Ns it relates to the formalities required to be observed by forsigsers entering Spain :—Substsalce of royal decree of December 17. 1862.—Foreigners coming into Spain shall not be compelled to show a pumped ; but they must present a " cs;dula!de vecindad" a certificate of domicile or mildews) or, where such is the case, a certit. este that they are in service (cartilla de servicio), or any other document which will prove their identity, the place whence, and the purpose for which, they come. The authorities are at liberty to demand the presentation of this ducumest as ones en they think oeceaeary. Any foreigner will also be permitted to enter Spain on merely presenting himself to the authorities, even though he may not possess any document, but in this came he must prove his identity by mesas of • declaration to be witueseed by the signatures of two residents in the town in which he presents himself, who must state that they know him, and that his declare. tics is tree. He must also express at the area time where, and for what purpose, be comes to Spain. The oom vice on per yorte perms eateries Spain is abolished. TN/ New LROAL APPOINTIIRNTs. CROWN OFFICI, OOP. 2.—The Queen bar been pleated to direct letters patent to be pared under the Great Seal of the United Kiegdan, giving and granting the office of coo of the Banos of her Majesty's Court of Exchequer to Ciliary Iteott, rierjeant-at-Law. The Queen has been pleased to direct letters West to be pared under the Great Seal of the Gaited Kingdom, constituting and appointing Sir Remodel' Palmer, Knight, to be her Majesty'. Attorney- Geowal in all her Majesty's Courts of Record in England. The Queen has bees pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Greet Seal of the Gaited Kingdom, *ln stituting and appointing Robert Purred& Collier, Esq., her ;dainty's Solicitor-GeoesaL Fokr.unt-orrica, Barr. 30.—The Queen has been approve of M. Antoise Naown as Coosa'. treend to l at Malta for hi. Imperial Majesty the Sultan. The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. Edward Trow bridge as Consul at Barbados for the Dmitri States of America. WHITEHALL, Barr. 30.—The Queen has been to appoiat John Alexander Earl of Hopetonn. to C l e li ss e sd atenant and sheriff principal of the 'hire of Linlith gow, is tbe room of Archibald Jolm sri of Rombery, HOARD OP TRADE, WHITEHALL, OM I.—The Rightlion. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received, from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affair, • copy of a notilicatson issued by the Por tuguese Board of Heal so d by her Majesty's Cu osidered em nead at Lisboposn, led of oh the port of Pernan to druon be m THE BISHOP DESIGNATE Or NAsSAII.—The Rev. ♦. P. VORAlee (um the (e Time) ou a sante for may yews fa the stye[ Oxford. It msy be intenostiss to our remiss to lossw that Ude its so fer se we have been able to search, the oily sees oo rectod goal the reformation of the elevation of as luebeadeed dogma to the epe:opal dignity. POMMOUTFI, Orr. 2. The iiktylla, 21, screw corvette, Captain R. W. so say , & is expected to sail to-morrow far the Eut Indies The Falcon, 17, MAIM sloop, will probably be commis. dosed cm Moeda . Wi Royal ' the Duke of Cambridge, attended by his daft. ainieed is Poetalsoalk to-day cm his annual tour of impieties. His Royal themes was received by the heads of the military sad naval deportment; and was saluted by the prrineo aid the dagship Victory. He at owe proceeded to lemmata' nakilll works of defames, and tf the mother be favourable be will review the taupe of the garrison on Southaewmosemea, the troops being ordered to amenable at balif-past tea o'clock. CHATHAM, Om The Salamander, 4, 250-horse power, paddle whasi sbasser, L sow fully esumlssid for UMW sod in readiness to hoist the pennant. She hal been fitted up in the most elegant bud costly manaer, and is one of the finest vessels et herj ebas afloat. It L undeneood that she will make hrolirst anise to the Yediterrsamin, and should her sailing sad steaming inalificatioas answer the expeetatiess heeded di her, she will beanie s a pleure yacht fer the Pets, aniSdiosse of Wales. - - Advantede has been taken of the late One weather to forward the works on St. Mary's blood for the sn ood exteusloo of this dockyard, by the tortoatias of thseedorp basins oovorier a4 th . seso of 90 acres, asid • Sr* sew Oaks, took 600 feet is . , SAILING OP THE MANNED FLEET PROM DUBLIN BAY. Many whom the tempestuous weather which has prevailed sloe* Saturday prevented visiting the fleet will regret that the vemels which ow:spank'. spieadid squadron let t the bay yesterday (Thursday). The wee* has hem es teolement, and the vied so asortala, that Admiral Deems could scarcely have professed with safety the visit of dee lest. Oe Wedariay a heavy gale blew from the south east, which is at Kiagstows, as all who remember the deers of rehrtuch MEL Oa testify, the most dangerous peat of the compass. A heavy sea 'ad a murky sky did sot, however, terrify the numerous visitors who dried te me the Meek Naos, old& early in the day was boarded by a amber of eager exclusionist'. It was ant easy to pt oa hosed the awl ; and se the wind Lenses& ✓ed the waves grew rougher, it beans imposed& to get away A large amber of persons, nearly 800, were previeted by the violence of the gale from getting idiom so climes being able to approach the man-of-war for the purpose of taking them off. They were thus kept on board for the whole evening, being ia denger of bass *mu that and im portant elemeot in the happine s of mankind ii fie red, sad excursionists is partioular—via, their dinner. In this di amnia, however, theallant captain of the Black Prises acted towards them with a considerate hospitality which showed that the oaken of Maned don't require to come to Dublin for the purpose of lianas that virtue from our Lord Mayor. At seven o'clock p.m. excellent tea and biscuits were served oat to all the imprisoned visitors rie the' . mairmark, sad it is seedier to my that the good cheer es sessosably proffered was gladly partaken of by all. Bat this was not all. At nine p.m., additional refresh ment in the sham of soap was applied he the visitors, who doubtless felt theme friendly atteaigr as infinitely more pleasant wind up to the chapter altheir day's adventure thee even their own domestic boards could have afforded. The estiveatag made of the ship's head rendered danciag an easy and Natural omequence to these hospitalities. It was sot until from 11 p.m. to I a.m. on yesterday morals, the sea was sufficiently smooth to amble the Mesmer, to Oda the eaten ashore. The Kieptowa steamer, alder the command of Caplets Willis.., rendered ma. disable service in taking the ovals eaten a shore, and it was three o'clock in the rooming before the last freight was brought to Kingdom' from the filack Prism Tilden'sy the ma beams earner, smiths triad Inuit does sad changed to soath.west ; but still it was impossible to EsYliwhat kind of weather might follow, ad as Dublin c i ' s by 00 mesas a safe anchorage for easels, and the shape which mewed the fleet IMO too large to be moored in Hielptowa Harbour, the Mandela of leaving of Thurs day was ad h ered to. At first it yes sot supposed that the due would go, sad. the inocaiog advanced end found them still at their moorings, sad the wind fell, hopes were enter tained that the admiral would put off his deader*, and that those whoa the storms of the previous days had detained oa shore would fled an opiportasitepf visiting the iron-dada. At ea early boar a considerable number of perms, emit out to Kinplowa, aid the small stemma poled as usual between the pier red the diet, bet so per sons were admitted on board say of the vends. TM day was fins oompared with that which preceded it, bat the sea still ma high. The piers were thronged with persons who feared the risk of data tion on board the Black Prince or Warrior, Lead used cee o'clock no person suspected that the vessels were about to leave. Before two o'clock, however, the signs of departure were evident. The white lanais of the men-of-wee emitted faint emote, and subsequently white donde of steam drifted through the rigging. MN topmasts woes pal sp, the sabots weighed, and slowly and silently the base eseads glided oat from their moorings sad stood to sea. The Defence was fiat adder weigh, thee the Resistance and Royal Oak, sad the Edgar was being tagged out, while the Black Prince sad Warrior still remained malaise', their black halls resting I mon the green waters as calmly es though the ma wire glom Meanwhile the Amara from shore became crowded with visitors anxious to witeeee the departure of the lest. No solute was find. no signals exchanged with the Ajax ; and the Edgar and Emerald haying got oat to sea, and taking • lag lewd of the heavy iron vises* the Black Priem and Warrior weighed author sad followed la their wake. over taking their prodoession en rapidly is to prove their speed is equal to their strength. The spectacle was exeesdiagly beautiful lad striking, and though an parting sheer was given or parting salute fired, the people who stood on shore pined some idea of the value of • &Quadra which an move from its moorings almost before spectators are aware of the change of poeitke, and whisk ma he brought from place to place with nearly as mach ease as a regiment ma be moved on land. By half-past three o'clock the fleet was far out to an, and the last steamer had maned to the harbour. Thus the first vat of the Camel lest to Dahlia has termi nated.—Scieadere News Utter. THE NEW NATIONAL ART TRAINING SCHOOLS. The new central art schools in connexion with the Kensington Museum will be throws open to the &Stabiles on Monday next for the winter maim The rooms, which seem even yet to be scarcely finished were inspected yea tarday by a comideratile number of visitors, all of whom seemed to be fully ratistied of the fitnerg of the MOW mental for the purpose intended, which has hitheete a = carried out in temporary buildings. The original school of design was, it will be recollected, held in • second floor is Somerset-bouse, the legacy of the Royal Academy, and ems, in 1852, removed to Marlborough-house, when apartments wen granted by the QUM'S at the intercession of the Triune Consort. When Marl 'borough-Louse was handed over to the Priam of Wales, the out students hid again to migrate to temporary bin/dins in Kensington, io close vicinity to which they are now, we trust, to be permanently settled in the new buildings. The rooms are entirely mama archi tectural pretensions, the oaly prate ,aimed Miming plenty of space for the students, and plenty of light for th e ir work. They are of plain hitch, built fireproof, and cambia all the requisites which the expiwisooe of a quarter of a century has proved to be essestieL Ventilation and beating have been smeotilically attended to, although we fear tliat the atmosphere generated by hot water will not be found to be either healthy or agreeable. Some yams since the hot water pipes were introduced into the long room at the custom-bouse, and, if our re eoUectioo be correct, were obliged to be removed in coneetmenos of the numerous complaints of the clerks. The male and female clung will be oo separate floors, and in each series there will be separate rooms 'edged for drawing, ;Mating, and modelling, with a common lecture room for both male and female classes. The whole aeries of buildings forms the north and west sides of the inner quadrangle of buildings, and is constructed on the plan which was approved of by the select committee of the House of Commons in 1860. They appeared to us to be admirably ormatrected, sod that the only thing left to be wished for was that the walls should not he quite so damp as they are at present when the students assemble twiddle them on Monday evening next. As the season for influenza and bronchial affection' is sow commencing, we should re commend the authorities to use all possible means to get the building dried as rapidly as poetible. The total number of schools and branches is cermezioe with the central imitate tioe is 88, and of students 87,380, towards whose instruction the State coetributes 38,5501., being an average of Bs. Old. for each student per annum. INDECENT PUBLICATIONS.—It will be remem bered that a Frenchman earned Dim applied some time ego to the magistrate at the Lambeth polioe court to order a printer at Newington Butte to deliver up the maamoript of a pamphlet which he bad entrusted to him for publication. He had paid the printer sf. on account, but the tradesman when be had " setup' about a third of the lid disowned that it wee of so foul a 'stun) that be refused to complete the work, sad retained the 5/. for the labour already be stowed upon it. Yeetarday Dire y cued him for the money it the Southwark County Court, but the dge had no mouer examined the II& Chas be exclaimed, " Turn the plaintiff out ; sad ne bogie let hie preesece pollute the ael this hooourable court." Diner ems thee eitoereeteeirsely cr ooned by the oaken, mid his papers throws out after him. The judge al s o made as order upon hire for the defendant's code. MI MOMS& OF TM Nag DILLINAGIL WORM . _ . TheOhisf Basinger pagemeted the following report : • Spring-gardens, Oot. 1, 1863. 'SoSialsatory propene ceiminues up= the whole to be made is the ellen - thill d tell movers' intim' a/ the weeks istemied for the maim drabeoge of the seetiopolls. Loon. ' Bradley and Co. ban now completed ablest 10j =lee at the middle level sewer sad its branches, is sines varying from 4 feet by 2NM 14 inches to 12 feet by II feet 6 i 0011•11. A junction has bees effected between the works passing under the Various prsvate properties from Wilderseescow to Clerkeswell &edoss-house. and the sewer, with slight ex. ceptioa, is sew maple= from Old Ford up to that point. The lletropolime Railway hoe yet to be mood at Victoria street, the =sign Ms smile wrought-iron aqueduct) for effecting which object is now under the considerate= of the bawd. the works for the diversion of the Pled Pewee are progressing as fast... their nature sad the di/Iseitige of the =eddy slid (toned will permit. The main line west ward of the Flest, paring along Liquorpood-street, Orford. =me; of other leading thoosegniseem as. wish the ex ception of a portion by Sa ff ros.hlll sod some minor works, compieled. welts of the Piccadilly bras= are also in program. Mewed sal= of the work.ll4loUtell up to this date as stoat 2740104, beim 20,0004 a awes of soy lass report. Bather more than two RAM el the wow= seeress, it siege varyles from 3 lest 0 =afire to 2 feet 6 lathes to 4 feet 7 . lsys aseirsers~ *N. sad 00. at • erg sr 0004 11110“ a *edits my bet mosibly reporL Tb. sorters ontleY sewer, with the exception of some poetics of the eintessiumesh the parapets of the bridges, sad the apron ia the bed of the river, easy be said = be completed throughoet he =hire length .1 64 miles. The sewage of the high sad middle level sewers ham sow be= permanently turned into two of the simile= sewers. mid is discharged through the 'ambling Wr i t= into the Themes. near Bodoni , .leek. thus per the aloadosimeat of the tamponuy measures Wetted is July hot for ellemilinget Nese the estiege frost the River Lea. The meggeldialosest works has feel& Weed the testing el the third sise.lest sewer, which has bee. exateetegi yo ifamwo being perceptible from either the ironwork or brickwork. The total cost el the work doss kr. Fens" nadir the goateed is sheet 15,0004 being doe to the wiser Mge o drige pressating my lest repieL Cue owe patter= of the mothers ontfall reservoir is sou t= a a email is in a forward Os= The fees ad'ol the remainder are nearly all got is, and the brisk piers sad wells are ban; built thereon. The amount of the work does under We metre= by Yr. Farm= is estimated at 80,0004 or 17,0004 more limo last reported. At the Crowns= pempinsidatioe the s ore and boiler hams, tossrroir, culverts, end other works, ere all advaser lag. Upwards of 130,000 gale pods el ergavatios and 66,000 gabs yards of cumorees have bees areculed, in addi tion to about 25,000 cubic feet of moimary, 56,000 gaper. drill feet of York paving lave bask bud, sad 61 prootoslo fixed. The value a( Mr. Webeseet Works under this metre= is about 147,0004, of which 22.0001. is due to the work dose siege my last report. Upwards of 11 mile ol the southern low level sewer bag bees constreesed by Yr. Welter, se a one of about 47,50040=W 23,6014 in armee of my last report. Mesas. Aid sad Sam have completed a length of nearly *zee Bailie of the Bergeradeep hassle of the southern low level sewer, at so estimated a= el 85,0001., cc 14,000 E more Una fast reported. Yr. Pauses is making fair progress with his gumtree' few the completios of the Southwark sew street betweso Great Guildford-streetpuid the illsokfriarrroaL Up to the pre emie date he has completed 1,130 feet of the subway, with about 500 feet in progress, 1,140 feet of sewer 740 feet of era-wall. about 1,200 feet of pipe crosestioss, sad 119 vaults see also oem*ted. The eels. of thme sad other =dm Mcidemtal thereto, belted* abort LOCO yards super of sew pante mimeo= to 12,5004, 4,5001. more than at the dste ci my "J. r g ad- Berezemyrs, Eaglamegr." The report was reesived, and ' ordored to be prise* Mew MINN mom OXPONZONTNINT AND 1111! _ Theseastiog of the booed we give. los plea for the foe =ties at two sew strosia to rug from Oxford-street sod New Boadutreet, is lieu of the Gritting thoroughfare, is the perish of Bt. George, ra&DOWN4WISIIII. After traerredas mime fortis. beim the board ad journed. THE OPJAT SHIP COMPANY. Mow our repoctlett yesterday, Mr. Wiwei opmeeted that the OMlaitteeshoold being oat all the elements of the purchase, and should put them selves in commoakatice with the gummed, for be had a straw °envie/40e that if the sap were bought by Mr. Smith, of the City of Loudon, for the Emperor of the French, this conatry would have to go to an expense of tea millicos in fortifloatioas. A ship that could brag 10,000 troops at once across the Channel was not to be anaerod at. Mr. Tonne asked how it was that Mr. Parry who had only •• woad audgsge, had got possession of the ship? The Ostathedi replied that it was • legal technicality which he could not understood. The directoss bad managed the ship to the bast of their ability, and they had earned out the policy of the shareholders. Mr. Hawes said they had [assessed the designs of the projectors. He did net like to disparity *sir property. bat henna* tall them that the ship horsed had averted tbe design of her Priestdr& He behoved Mr. Brawl had so idea that she would consume myth* like the quaatity of cosh that she did consume, sad Mr. limed anticipated a meth piste speed than had ever borne got out of her. ("No. ) A shareholder had spokes of a spar deck, bat he was not aware that the ship had use. The directors adopted the policy of the share holdsse aad put her an the New York trade, and but for her strikeng on the rock off Montauk point there would hove boon a great profit. The directors were not to blame for her striking on that rock. Until the ship struck on the rock they did not know that it existed. With regard to seeding the ship to Australia, deco he had been • nisaber of the board then had not bad the means of ending her there, but they had beat in that date that the slightest accident upset them. That bad &terminal him to Ueda his resignatioe, sad if the committee were formed, be hoped the board would give them every said. sea, bat he could sot do so with the authority of ahaiemas of the oinipaay. Mx. J. itICKLIMION said, repraenting 7,000 shares, be believed it was the general opinion that they should sot here • sale of the dup, bet rather that they should have a small °attribution from the shareholders, in order to put them oat of their difficulties. He asked whether it was not worth while to make a lad effort to save such a vessel as this. He behoved that both the preferential and ordinary shareholders would willingly °attribute 2... 6d. a share, which would ruse 55,000/., rather than let the ship be sold. Before,_whee they were in a thillculty_they raised 100,0001. Br. TAYLOR observed that if Mr. Blair's amendment was tarried the matter would go into Chancery, and be put it to the Memoirist ism whether it was not their duty to assist Mr. Hawes rather than persevere with their own propped. The Her. Mr. NICHOLoOIf thought that before they agreed to Mr. Hawse's motion they ought to think idiot chem. there was of releog the mosey. They were told that they had an • fornhr cousins raised 100,0004 He took Dearly 3,000'. of that, and it took seven weeks to raise 19,0001. They were thee in a better position thou they were sow, and he canted to know how they were to raise 30,0001. iv four days, which would be all the time they would have after the adjoarned meeting. He had lost 11,01.01. by his connexion with this company. If they were to raise the money, sod the ship were worked, it would only be worked for the Wasik ol the bondholders. Mr. Wawa observed that whoa the Great Britain Iris on the American trade her proprietors loot by her ; but she wee worked to great pro& when she was put on the Aus tralian trade. lie had several letters from shareholders who were willisg to contribute one or two shillings • sluice is order to clear off the mean% liabilities. Mr. Hawse asked the directors whether they had any plan or policy ; and if th ey had, to Mete it. The CHAIRMAN (after consulting with his colleagues for a short time) said, as the directors had stated in their report, and as he stated in Wm opening speech, they had no plan to propose. if the money to posy off the pressing debt., could be found, they might then be is a posttioa to propose some plan or policy. He should sot oppose the appulotoseot of committee, bet be could sot recommend it. If Mr. Hama saw his way clear to get them oat of their &fruity kip should have hi. support; but from pest experience he did Dot thank the appointment at a committee would have that effort. Mr. !Lungs asked if the chairman was determined on remitting, as that would place them to •u awkward pontoon. The Clumsier said he would rennin in his position until t►ey found some one to 611 his place. Mr. Itswitti, in answer to Mr. .N ichobon, said if the committee were appotutad be hoped to he ads to show that with better luau...gement they could produce better results. They bad a great machine which had been OW ployal on work for which it was not calculated. In fact they bed been eraployiag an elephant so do a doukey's work. (Cheers ad leinOter.) What they wanted to do was to pat the asphalt& whore ate would du an elephant's work. _ . The ►mendment wee then put, but only four or bye beads were held up for it, mod the chsirman declared it was lost. The enema Motion was then put., sad corned with two disseatieala. . . . The following gentlemen were than appointed the coin. mittee :—llleanre. Freabody, Thomas Brawny, Ford, John Bailer of Liverpool, Orsm, W. Hawes, Rinhardsoe, Nfolodeas, sod Jam* Robinson, wits power to add to Moir atuobor. The main thae aaparatol OBTOTAZ PAL/01. Oa it Borti.uto FaiDAY, OCT. 2.—Adtalioloom as payment, 2,143 ; ditto by omen Mara. 4071; wool, 3,215. The first general meeting of the proprietors of this undertaking was held yesterday 'l4 Exeter- hall ; Mr. J. Bin is the chair. The repot slated that • contract bad been entered into with Mews. Peter 1111111 Alexander Thorn for the building for 73,0001., and the works would that day be oommeneedL The whole of the shares had not been sub merited for, but the directors, having made every Image moot for the compleUse of the huddle*, hoped that the torobiolot would Os very shortly taken up. The Chairman, in minim the adoptioa of the report, said that the hotel bed hem projected ia the spring of lad year, sod if the directors were liable to any blame it was for a want of rudi ment tautioa, whisk had mused the delay which bad taken Pam. The work would, however, be prooseded with as speedily as possible, as it was absolutely necessary that oempay paying ea 'Merest of 5 per amt to the shareholders should proceed with its work without delay. When they first came forward before the public only • small number of the Ames were taken op. He (theohaineen) bed vialted the filtriek Hitherto, for the purpose of setertainizg the mum al the shares not being taken, when the bad forted that =would not take up shares in at betel which was on one aide by Hayman-street, and on soother by Wyatt-street. It was therefore deemed oeceeirry to abide • frontage in the Wand, which had been done, and he had ao doubt that their builang would prove o • meet profitable character. After the new frontage bad been Yaw he was glad to suite that the @Wee had be may freely taken up. They bad entered into • con tinue with Norm Peter and Alexander Thorn for the build. lag, who had offered to take 42,000 f. out of the 73,0001., the amend at the ereetmet, la deireatans. The board felt Wand to steep that offer, and the works would be com mended today by laying the fouodatioa.stoos at Lyon's-inn. The fist 10, of the etialeacit money was to be paid in mak sad the mooed 10,0001. in debentures, and so on, natil the debt was paid. The budding was in a mad favour able peeition, as the Charing-caves Hotel would act as a peat Mow to it conolnded by stating that the direc . tors bad all voluntarily increased their number of shares from 10 to 100. Mr. Magnus seconded the motion, coo. Araks( the renarks which had faller from the chairman, observing that d this were made • reedits-chime hotel it would prove, he bad no doubt, a most sucosedul under taking. The retiring director, having been re-elected, several aleseatiens wise made is the wimples of association, with • view be the bettor nianagement of the company. The roikbig diresenrs and other sinners having been re divided, the proprietors adjoureild to Lyon's-inn, where the of bp* fouselatieit dine was performed by Mr. THE REGISTRATION& lIIDDLES4I. Mil Mai 111111114 will be Mild at the Lords Justiose court, Weenesiniterheg, on Moodily, when the lists for Liticohi's fun, and the parishes and Owes within the city of West minster will be taken. • CITY OF LONDON. The following is the result 's revision according 'to tbe coaservative returns : Mire objections sus tained, 114 ; ditto claims. 3 ; total, 117. Liberal objsctions sustained, 35 ; ditto claims, 27 ; total, V.L. Coaserrstive pin on Use dies revision, 55. TOWER HAMLETS. The revising barrister, Mr. Terrell, sat yesterday at the Court-hoese, Weliciest-square. The business was calmly of chisel sberainer. There being so appearance on the part of the liberal, conservative, or say other party, there were no objections lodged to any party on the register. la Wriest' of the perishes there were no sew claim:meta for admiration epos the register. In the remising eine there were 103, hot many of these sot appearing their claims were of wares rejected. Others were merely for correction in the name or resslesee of the claimant, while several were re. }acted en the ground ol aos-ratieg and sot having paid the Woe within the etatatory period. SOUTHWAIM. Yesterday Mr. C. G. Addison, the barrister, opened a court at the Three Tuna Tavern, Highoirset, &athwart. The proosedisp were of a formal character, and (mite devoid of interest. In the parish of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, there were eight claims and no ob. isatiotus ; in St. George's 17 claims and no objections ; and ta the other parishes of the Borough, Si. Mary, Bother lithe, Christ Chunk, Bt. Mare's, St John's, sea St. Tho mas's, there were neither claims nor objections. RY.PRESENTATION or COVINTRY.—On Thursday Mr. Eaton, the liberal conservative candidate, retired in favour of Mr. Trshera the other tory aspirant to the city's represeetation. The committee for conducting the latter geatlentaa's interests issued a notion in the course of the day airaosseing the hour at which Mr. Trillions would arrive, and rids( his supporters to meet him at the station. Aro. eardialily a immense crowd of promos —very many going for mere curiosity rather they to take part in the demon. etratiorrepaired to the station, where a carriage was reedy wales, N coevey the candidate to his hotel Os resol ing Coventry Mr. Trishaw stepped into she cordage, and several pampas took the pieces of the hones and dragged the trelorde toward' the centre of the city, a band pro iseding it. After the crowd bad takes Mr. Trebel's* round the town lor wee drawn to the King's Head, and at coos proceeded to address the multitude, which at this thee numbered eight or ten thousand. Mr. Treherse told the people be had come 1.000 miles to keep his old promise, namely, on every paid* occasion to coolest an skeeter, and broadly stated his political opinioas. He mid be wee • tory, a good old tory, sod hated a whig as the devil hated holy water. He appealed to the pinions of the ezowd, ascribing the cause of all the wide distress to the maladininisiestioa of the whig government, who had intro duced sod brought about the French treaty. Of course he got a show of Moeda. The pluck Mr. Treheree las shown by contesting Coven. ry on every °cookie fee many pare past hea won for him the sympathy of a groat amber of the fair ses and many of the inhabitant., who have no other means of assisting his election beyond cheering him is • crowd. The supporters of Mr. Peel are nothing daunted by the reeeptioo their oppocent has not with, LIVI are quite confident GI carrying their cause. They caper s themselves much better_ pleased that they have to fight Mr. 'richer:le instead of Ur. Eaton.—Bid atinyliam Post. RZl , 4BBB24Teilulf or TZWILINIBUIEIf.—A meeting of the coaeeevative party was held at the Swan Hotel, on Wedairday, to hear the political opinions of Mr. John Reginald Yorke, of Forthanipton Court, who Lae offered himself es • couserwative candidate, to fill the vecancy 00- osaMeed by the retirement of the Hun. Frederick Lygoa. Mr. Weaver, however, previously proposed, and Mr. Allard seconded, " That the thanks of the ceoservetive pasty in Tewkesbury be given to the Moo. F. Lygon, for the able and untiring manner in which he has supported the conservative cause in awl out of parliament; and also for the warm interest be has shown in the welfare and piospeiity of the town during the six years be has been the representative of the boraces." On being put to tre meeting the re moieties was carried with great coati/ .la, sad Mr. Lygon briefly returned !thanks. Ile declared himself a thorough Oomiervative in the truest sense of the word, averse to all innovations on the Constitution, =tidied with the law as it stood regarding church rates, opposed to • reduction of the franchise and the ballot, an advocate for en educational scheme, to to carried out under the control of the church • opposed to Lord Russell's policy reepoAing Poland and Brasil, in favour of keeping up the rzilsy and vary iii • thoroughly efficient state, en admirer of lord Stanley, and fully pessared to support the goverioneat of Lord Derby. The Rev. Canon Davies and Dr. Hitch then proposed and seconded a vote of confidence in Mr. Yorke, which was aimed to- Tux Disranas IN LANCASIIIIIE. —The Lancashire Committee met yesterday under the preoideoey of the Lord Mayor, Mews ,Cotton, Dilberozloe, Morley and Barker being also present. The total rewswits, including interest, were reported to be 111,4931. 10s. Sd., of widen snot 441,172/. 12. i. 7d. bad bleu already remitted to the elected districts for distribution. During the past fort night 791. 10s. rid. had been received, of which 131. Its, were from home, and SR. lila. *A from colonial resources. The following smuts were made for remittance reetriehiy Aebton-under.Lyne, 1,11110/. ' • Stockport, 200/. ; Hurst, 100/. ; liadfiekl, 731. ; lilackhstre owe/Rooker& 75/. ; Aeh toe under- Lyn. ditto, MI. ; Stockport ditto, aul.•. Oldham ditto, 50/. ; Hyde and Newton ditto, MO/. ; Bury ditto, 301. ; Sutton sad Asbfield, 404 ; Crompton, 404 ; New church in lloarodale. 30/. ; ; Balliogtoo, 2314 Farrington, 231. ; new Mills, *AV. ' • Hawkenshaw-lane, 101. ; Footbridge, 101. ; 131. ; Briodle. 115. ; Manley overluokers, 13/. • Oisrtoo ditto, 10/. • Clithros, 10/.; Stockport oarabot:scumu, 141.; Ley la nd, 20/.; making together 2,0019 . /. _ . 81111111110 OP A RAILWAY STATION.—AIi alarming flre occurred oe Wednesday morning, at about 2 o'clock, at the Treherbert station of the Tall Vale Railway, near Car diff, by which a large building, used as engine sad carriage home, was **rarely burnt to the ground, along with three third•eleas carriages and a passenger break van. Serious damage was also done to the engine, teoder, and a number of first sod monad class carriages. It appeals that moon after the arrival of the last up pawner train oe Tuesday night this engine and carriages were taken to their respective @beds, and left in charge of the night enginecleaner, who, about belt-peat 12, went ever to the policeman's lodge and fell asleep with the constable. At about 2 o'clock the segies-drlver, who lived near, awoke, and observing a re ! Iteetioa of light la the bedroom window, he got up and at ere found that the eegioe•bous• was in flames. The fire erase, it is suppers& by the engineman having hung hie lamp wear some woodwork, which was set on fire by the flame of the lamp being blown against it. The damage is between 3,0001. and OM.