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Ems lan sem taut W bowels dr to _ _ _ V P ?V CE te DiVICNTORB.--OFFICE fer aciILE T A I MATTIMISeatet: rc=a ill Amin SPECTACLES, the ebeepset es ..e out a emeeme Ise gemnlog dm AM rem b na wv MO IWO 0 =WWI d= Wean Ow Ift puMr. Or t ale "mos lb i A nm i smelds. ad= lin M b = es •••• yaw meals loft mown r am EABAWS MEDICATED CREAM, • 'Nish "Br a tigUrat=ty= wilLi:Fft , • la M. 11, 441 - 111. sod isidos ft Ow at 4sonlif. A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, mad SA ar i d . ••• ' A MA= Ap.. ", rii. " ;57a714:7%.2 . 11 alr:l4.l= I.IE/SIMAI4. Protested by Eoyil Uttar* at fadlssr dr rrel_bt lbs rid & Ilimr do Fab rd re barer Orr et itellbr Thar brmidri 11:41.! . 111:11, =NZ gle "b ragimily. la bdird= & Om V a rrialbur =Orb raw all le r• of Or a Iddi Ur &err r rare lb. l• F& be= • ma pure of r• verbllr TANIIIMIII. i =ll. OS 2 0: sa lia=la .4. , WI ANZP . I... aircr,...r.......r. e =... lir I. 2 k t z redid of Ire & ark IN & 0 warbis robs as liii Islbllmils M lb* re ebb W err ler lb. sr her or Is ante Ids, rib min Um ; O II am road to r te , ., %WI YAM .I. IE S, bt a 6 • • ' Ir a “Mibor.. • " nro......Zttroz w, ao= I Ma PERISRIFINT OF • CARELESS POINTSMAR. L the Matters it lityl Cant d leatkoey i.... es Tesedz Jabs Left—the yekieme as the Peebles MI boa asavlatel am Site FOAMS day et oWebre7eletlea it his duty, by Sly to the Massa it ato es the 344 sly I. ahem Mile be bed muleded le AM the try Oath a woke: et the pin were ant sad lamed up tir mama The Led aserete, sag em the reeribetty resew bibridaab ha Labia e - teerairs, et 6sq ▪ ddalg_ by lattm, h i rL mat bet ag ei v ar il emelhat elmeshe Mith be bed yeettemly harm be wield lave Mt la Wady te mime Ma le e lem pried et penal wird- OM; eal arm Wag that MeeraW Thome hem =the Ightem mime width ihe met Mt it its me implemmet der het palm NAVAL AND MILITARY. The whole et the Qeeett's hear to India up to the 291 k rt., according to Mind nerame, amounted to 33,660. La the Hiegel residency there ware-veavalry (6th Carebrins and 9th Liston'', 1,317; isthlett7 (leduilied the id, rad, sad 93rd), 23,430; warm 67; and enters (2314 compray), 126; total, 24,2611. The troops ordered to end en prop to the proaidarry emir 2,139; lagratry, 12,616; ardlen, 3,711; mad imilanni, 232, 17,736. la the Mathes preeldanoy—enallry (12th Lanai's), IN; Marian (43rd and 74th), 2,122. Oa purge or ander mina— Wintry (44th sad 66th), 1,11116; and maths, Nader elan), 300. In the Bombay predismay than elf•-•• weir? (12th Leman and 14th Ugh! Ditsser), 1,012 ; bastry, 6,200, and artillery, 62; total, 6,274. Oa peemse— emalry, 1.677; infantry (including tha 94th), 6,011; argil kry, 712; mad engteeers (onwland), 246. It will be elm ham the above that, up to the 29th alt., 28,300 vas the total of the troop on parrs to the East Indian ; the psect total of the (20191132 . 1 tomes in India and en route being 61,960. The East India Company. European troops in India amour to 18,260 of all arms, The above return' In clude others and man. The Council of Military Education composed of loc- Omen Cuenca (eke madam), &keel Fortloch, end Colonel Addimon, commenced the snood examination, since the setebbalment of the conned, el the candidates for tte . szl a yesteeday, at Baringlea-henn, Piccadilly. The ea r wit MR be sensed b.-d.y. The entire of the 69tit Regiment, except one tam end lity ma, have orders to proceed to India by the Overfeed roan from Alexaadria to Sass, the.. to nobut tot Mains or Bouts, The reminder of ths rechnent, as ex ampled Mae, embark in the coarse of next week with the Wary Popp, for India. Rear-Adadral air lhary J. Linke has mind from Calcutta, having made a short any ▪ Alemdkie on his way home. The gallant tam hat re signed hie appointment of superintendent of the Indian nary. Nov. 11.—A PrOIXTWENT.—COM was& Z. 0. Crider (1866), to the Deepens, 8, screw easseewhib Nediternemen station. nig VAMP AT ALDERBlloll.—Yesterday was a Ilei4dayetAldembelkeadoesofthoeeetimic evolutions which 07:the JewMisr he he nal duties of send war ae pellemesi la Ms enema of a liege umber of =The ohms la the peemsdiage were the ahem Whip i lleadimall, sad sane* Arco d lehatry mil maim Is the washer of between 7,000 mil S,OOO men 'n• Thess, Is sena*, the meoreavree of the beak seps:-Theo ffair commemed wilk • Weeding Ire ea the *ht. whin com m em some thee, mow stet vas ashy Open ill regular fusillade, eat Ilea r esin le • teem madiat shot at long intim& Takla@ gent, hat the eaten M the grenad e... 7 h r poi mem asihne, sod nick maids almost masmiel *air mreemmle sad prepamlism ea the sad mho. Vadur error of them, mil pelsalsel by Shale &Madam fa heat, the main Mark advaassil whet Xbee-keides, Maas they were eases la the wood by lb.. sad • Man lire isaleatly oseemmeedL This, es mos . = mare of the amp hien sae Into actioe, wee emintatorl with additional viper each mem, and at I.et swelled hobo rattle, Mick inetently showed the palls whim the pest meet was, sad M▪ um they palls emeelbely. The ceders made • lose lebt ef it, flograft every inch of grated, mid mak* wren Isle imi 0111•• tompenry lodgment for their nes} sheelses. At length the aaperiority of mambas of the dem* templihd them to give way sad retire %leder the end& at the Itag's-bridge. TM! they did is pod order, Mill isktiste as they retreated. The abets caw resoutadad Rem man met cd the wood, which me Ana whit a dime mesh% amid width the mem at Ms as* wee almost Masa, men. eneemalseell sham* they smerr . z .h. the Mans el the canal In frost el the shade dad ilia% Ahw minutes after the erthlery more tale play la ibe Mattis, end* ea modes red Mean et Mom late the very centre of the haled tress sad iwwitsistig their haves ad ' twigs bke spray. At the seem .same the Week was =d epos the moan d sew all ekee the nal ear the won posted o.aesa, while the weeds siesemsd will amp, sad men pm sad 71WF is the torn someepd apes two phis, ad peered volley of dame sad smoke apse the lase's we mire Midges. There were • her Weis al der* which the whole collies aced ▪ n emly wrapped in smokethst it weepdie seas fee th em actually win the beeps, le see =We pang. la the midst of ibis setae lie wilds has el the early advanced &pint the two bridges; et the metre Me attack we. repealed amid an awful die sr small arms; at Klee's-bridge it ma soeceesfel —the media estked. sad by this movement lost the day." CHATHAM, Nov. 11. TIII LAT. OZNINAL COVIT-MAIITItL ON COLO- Nil. Ctazza—This mamba( the Ruling of tha comerdel abbe ementhed at this maraca on LIT mea efkogest bet, *a the trim of Lieetement-Colonel J. Clarke, IM West India Mogi/magma' remehol team the Commas im-Chist. TM mart having beta core nessembied be the pope" of reel Its poosedisma the W ha. now been =l4l.The prams is acquitted of the On= 7 1. 1 gbh ammo bat found pithy of the therm via. .—" Foe lasubcodusga condom at Governmet- Mem theme lam% ea the 6th of Meath, MT, great Want loW with latheamt-Cogoath 8. J. Hill, and West India Lit, semmemitag the troops it Mama lame end the imenthmeim, is Irvin then and there elated be moth met meld to bunt bet Majosty's Aram Poem.- met, Pe meth he obey esq enters BIM by Liselessat- Coked ll useinie = se hs pother" the right of the mid I. J. Ell to sessmenti the troop .1 Mons L. le Wog sachilvely the doff governor of the seld sob ea . 4lens Lassa or t, that etbet." The meet °Memel Orate t he eptmandod, mad be Me beta Dada ef Cam bridge, hi t Me I. premed So the settle mot of Geothia, Awe a meth debehasomt of his come is obtfoned. It bite paint GPM= that Colonel Clerks has bola wry midway Immild. im Maths to dia beam repel mallet the Wird Oviskidge Yr oupsiasei aed need. mild mother othm, *akar, to MI the tiseth el the Weed lisaissarkesisaskri fa the Clacks bee bola SS pees th e ma k* andttways bone the most tabiemithed ohmmeter, as tht surneroms astbace. nal' massed it hie kW to/ly proved ; but, tali's that ha boo boon moo ham* bested, to des thrown up kis eons mita= sod tried km the terries, the army thus being a most demering E, . A !mew les media as tha t the mega T a Nov l am el ll. the ship es Yr is at Afrk• hes been gnat, eta greet set of emity, misting in the costimaliss of Ifaigtag • asr me, sass ben warned by the readied m. - tint his so hasp soeld aeger the me's li sed that the malt, es by the we Yet the pm Yew Med tree U ..... erets of dIS Yelsl reisiment. We sea a:Gately believe there is en allow in the serves whs mold be guilty of such a brush of aim Is Iv While of We inhuman) of the me if teas.—PlemelA Zia A omt media he Yid in • taw deyn, ea bold the Peg aide et this poet, es • kali* seems nimel isle 111 e e:: the lath* Mai* • petty Aker ( ef tkineestle) ef mod dm, penral sanice. are anima le le aml= at des wt. THE CHURCH. PKEYEnterrre ,tin APPOINTMENve.-- Rey, B. C. Baker, Incruobent of Moolorwood, Monenotithshire—Rev. W. B. Calvert, Incumbent of Bt. Paul, Dorking.—Rev. 0. 8. Conley, Perpetual Cart. of Nettled's, Backs ; patron, Earl Browolow.—Rev. H.Cattomßester of Ihdbury, Der tiyalaina—ltay. 0. A. Camas, M.A., 'Girton of Halton, Burka ; patron, Ike Bans Lionel Nathan de Itothachild.— Rev. R. Evelyn, Reeler of Weans, Bury.—Rev. R. liteesor of Paughouroa, Berkalare.—Rev. 0. Fisher, ViTr ah a Ibastaad, Emen.—Rev. R. Damson, Vicar of Normanteou an-Treat, How.—Rev. T. Hooray. Incumbent of Christ Chotch, Helper, Dsrbyihirs.—lteiv. W. H. Hugel, Vicar of Unhorse with Wilton, YorkrAire.—Rev. J. 0. Jaerepp, Vicar of Norton Suksoune, Norfolk.—Rev. J. M. Lynn, Vicar of Laketon, Leeds.—Rev . N. M. Manle7, Incumbent of Haverland, Norfolk.—Rev. W. Mattuin, Nina of Lark, Doblin.—Rev. J. W. Millar, Rector of Bt. Andrew, Chi. chaotic—Rev. D. Mammy, Rector and Vicar of Hollywood and Nat'l, Duhlisa—Rev. R. Mosiey, Rector of Emmen, Dvebyebbe.—Ree.lncumbent of Laura Spiemual Mend, Datla—Rev. H. Pram, M.A., Incumbent of Huishosto, mar Gleeeseter_ ; pares, tbs Lard Bishop.— Em. A. Ilerimmar, jna.„ Ismve of Alvlembeem, with Codmrlagton et. filmy, lambskin pabon Nam of Llmmelm—Rev. H. Y. Ineumbent of Tbeen&weite, Camberlenel—Nov. J. Beni* Vier of Greet sad Little Undilmm NoreeoL—Rm. B. Brent, Viess of lkumetby-b- Wad, Unelleviim—ltev. W. P. abate, !stumbled e! si.~, =a_:: I. 'n::, c7t OnMika: NoSlL—Bev. A. Tome, ef the Ifie: Nolowerth, Cilseamtenldre.—Rve. G. A. Wilk e = et Wing, KAM.—ltore. A. Wright, losl Grab el Weiliwiribrlisinb, Lisealasbl" Pepe- ADNISAION or JIM INTO PARLIARENT.—At tlts weekly debits so Mahe see se lbe Ward Vales So .W, the kikewlag weeks, essel by M. Dielows, at wee, saw eameleweble ilbeealea, ausled by • weilary lap webers bin Po. FR sivaisit : “Tbst tbe et Jews tat. nutmeat wit to be as M.averlimessti GRATIS. MAP or —OS •Innwr Nis S t ee IS Comm .21 to Arm. Ikp alsieleil la Os sais. Tar Diemen enalrlo =Old of a XIS Os KW • . 1 kb Imp 14. la. Mod ID Mid ONO •1411 THI 1.11221 HALL 1112VICHIL The following letter his been addressed to the Bishop of London by the incumbent of St Michael's, Bur leigh-etreet, Strand : _ "3, Upper Wellingke-atrut, W.C., "Nov. 6, 1667. "My Lord Bishop,—l have already her Y cerreepon dune with your lordship in refersnos to the preposel sines of services on Sunday evenings la lure Bell, whisk, r your lordship knows, is situated in my parish, to be cap tioned by several of the metropolitan ahrg7 ed others from various parte of the kingdom. The promoters of this movenstat having Wald placerd4 notifying to the peMle that them savior will take plass ender your lordship's monks, COMMllacing on Sunday nest, het without any amen from me, a incumbent the parkh, I am famed Me the painful position of either abandoning my duty a suchin wombed, or of acting in apparel opposition and antagonism to you as my diocesan, by Intsposing my veto, which I sin well advised will reader the proposed meetings illegal. Nevertheless, however painful the position, no other altirne tire is left me but to unity to your lordship, with all dee re. spin, that I do not sweat to any services being condootml within my print escape by myself or curate, or solely by your lordship, as my diocesan. " In thus protesting sgi.ast public prcoolitsg within lay parish by austere anuresis, and in sa nacesmanied beadle., Ism orgy .!beetling the procilist wain iddelt for many centuries hoe been maintained inviolable through out Berland, and am meting my face mann a proceeding altogether irregular, and which, if permitted, would prove thoroughly subversive of all discipline and order la the church, and wool tend, beyond all conospdoe, to destroy that form of sound words so menatin to the may and power of ou• branch of Utiles church. " I em perfectly aware that the originators and promoters of the Exeter Hall Sunday eervooea assert that the provider of the act of the 11th and 19 ill of Vittoria, c. tlB, render my assent unnemesuy. If so, why, may I silk, was it et urgently solicited hat autumn, and the fact of my Ming announced in the advertlennist ? That I did they give my consent—my very raluctaat assist, as is will knows-1 readily admit, but it was by way of uperienent Gab and that experiment so Warty failed that I new bill doubly called upon to interpose the veto which I pawns "I am advised &het beyond all question the above set of parliament In no way amputees with the amenity at my amallon bang obtained. That act, as Ima lairmsel ape sompaint authority, merely modem inoperative the pred ates ed three previoas Mauna., one at which, as appals bees lan title, is only for Freeland Dimwit's, sad the two akin (irrespective of the tarsal evidence to the like eine) have been judicially declared by Lord Hardwicke, and by Sir Jolts Nicholl (es Judie of the Court of Arches), sot to relate to clergy of the church of England. Upon this point I cannot do better than quote the wards et the lase .1 canoe Bayley, is the sans of ' eroworth r. Bishop of , Cheetee(4 B. sad C., OW). Ho says, page SID—. If the vicar has the cure of souls co-extensive with the whole limits of his plash, that mate a very serious end impoetaat duty upon him, mad he Ins s right mad is bound, as the ear semester pooches, to take are that so pram shall deliver &dame in that perish meet mar his rinitodca end authority. It ii said that the bishop will name ap point an unfit person, but if the vitae her the can of mode in the pariah he has a right to act an Is own jiadgsmat, and is not hosed to 1713 A to the jedg meat of the Ordinary: I eke take the liberty of tar Cloning the following ores sit of which have marence points now brought ihrward Bea v. Bishop of Looks; 1 Term Reports., 131; •Dr Troller v. Leith,' 2 Addeo., 498; • Idoymy v. Hilceet,' 2 Haggard, 30; 'Bliss v. Words,' 3 Haggard, 186; Carr v. blank,' 2 Phillismen 198 ; and ' Busse v. Shorn' 8 "Mayhem end Ma, 640. " Under these cireametainse I have kit it toy duty (ad. fag wader the Mono of cosessf), to give nonce 1e the Par. T. 8. Davies whose raw le aanounced es Wren he pros& is Exeter /dell on Sunday next, informing him of say elosstica to his so doing, awn most asraesily hope that year lordship will, by the interposition of your authority, reliever from the painful neceeeity of say farther pro ceedings. which my exceedingly limited mous will be little guabflod to awry forward, however much I may dean my duty as iscumbeat of the parish to be paramount to all other ooseidarstione. " la esselaaloru I have but to add that I must beg to re serve le eagralf the right of making what use of this fetus eheaselasoatimay sequin. "I the bonon; to be, with every feeling of profound remset, say lord bishop, your lordship's ever mot faithful voy earont, "A. 0. EDW.:ART. "Ineasubset of St. Michael's Pariah, Strand." LECTCRE 1)1 THE AliCithlSGOr Op nDnLIY,— On Tuesday night his Grace the Archbishop of nubile (Dr. What*ly) delivered an interesting lecture in the Dublin Rotund° on the social Ws of Egypt. The object of the illo. Carer was a contrast of that and such countries with oar own, sad his obeervations waft quite isprepo, of the state of feel ing which exists among a class of the Irish population who are continually, in thins journal., libelling the institutions of England. If one of them writers Gut said) ware eleibei with • borrilale dream that he was a pemaat under an Oriental despot—that he was taxed at the will of the Sow reign and a ble; amemement in produce, valued at half market he was compelled to work and re olive lour- of his low wages in food roosist lag of hard mar Mash-Ist him then dream that be had spoken against the YhiMry, and that be finds himself bestinadoed till he -ssees that he brought folio :barges that his grown-ip son has been dragged off for a soldier, and Idaself deprived of We only support, and be would be inclined to dial* whether 04ES ie the worm system of go vernment after sit And so to those who, in this Wand, lam pasted placards denoweeing every government that does not &How dam to parmente their brothers, and chearMg oa the brave ewe, his grace would only wish one of them to here that Its was under the rah of a aepoy prince who mo uthed protection, hut, Instead of protection, persecuted him mot unfakly for being a Christian, He repeated, most on 111y ed him; for in everything but in name he was Let him dream that his wife and daughtem are Wm , hie eyes, and he himself hacked to pieces by bsrlarians, one degree—but only onedegree—wa r thouldowelf. Let him drmm all this, and b. will wake with ths atelamstion, "Thank God—it was bat a dram; thank 04, I am seder a British Sovereign ." ELIOII-UPON-MENDIP.-8117)0TING AT A CITTACTI. —On Mande, evening let, November 6 about nee o'clock, some miscreant fired a double-barrelled gun, or two guns, loaded with idiot, at the principal stained glass window In the perish church at Leigh-upon-Mendip. The figures were broken, and it I. ruppoosd that It will oast be tweet NM and 301. to replace them. It will be remambeed that, some abort time linos, the clergymen of the rate church woo shoe at with a gun loaded with blood, while pnachleg. Inspection Field and Smith, of the London de tective force, have been engaged to meet the load ppooline, and even' persona have bete •pprobended, but dlaahrrged Sru want of raficent evldenes.—SMA CArontele. _ . ELOPEMENT.—On Tuesday night information was reorient at the different city and metropolitan police 'Maine that a lay had left her home by the London and North- Wasters Railway from Birmingham. She is described estate( 35 years of age, middle stature, auburn hair, blue eyes, felt complexion, oval face, clear cut features, aquiline Isom, good address, end ladylike deportment. She had on when she left a black bonnet, with lavender flowers, black veil, black cloth jacket, and a black and brown drew She is supposed to be in company with a man thirty years of i.e, et: feet high, mallow complexion, black hair and whiskers and mains., carriage, who is known es Lord Renwick, alias Stuart, alias Campbell, ekes Hamilton, formsely bolding amintments under the Great Western Railway Comm, at the Lesselagtos and L xbridge stances. Tisir_o2- posed to be hi lodging. in the neighbourhood et with the ultimate intention of embarking for Sadie, diet Southampton. The lady had four toms, can hamper, end two bundles, containing money, jeweller plat, y, clothes, provisions, &c., the property of her bosbend. A re ward In offered for the apprehension of the guilty patio.- 76nss. - APPLICATION TO ADMIT MR. H. 13. BRIGHT, Or Hstr., To BAI L.—Yesterday an applies.= ma made to Me. Justice Crompton at obasten, to admit to bail Mr. H. 8. Bright, merchant, of Hal, and formerly chairman of the Hull Pim and Cottoesaalli Company, a bankrupt, and now • primmer es several obeys of forgery. AM hearing the =liz which wan urged as the ground of the prisoomem that bb permed attoodance was necessary in the sseaulailise of the momereus books and voluminous COrre• hie emu Ira mid that of the company, to se nalltse es wpm Ye diem Mr. Justice Crompton de el Mod es mai eas oder la die drat tartan., couarderlag the sada.. faudboimat, bat made an order foe • writ of or tioresrl to bu r diseetleg the megislautes to amid op tits dope attics% thi hm might see the met nature of the &ergs and the evidence, sod she mated • summons to thew mem why the primer should sot be admitted to ban. LONDON Ossizzaa (humus ComPATh—Tedis wwWits por tie wish aadleg 7th Nov., 10,094/. Oe. 2.1. THE SANK CRISIS IR GLASGOW. A despatch been Glasgow, dated last evening, sap nit mars* the City of Glasgow Bank sospeoded preen; which moat created great excitement in the dtr Them was a ran roe the Natkwal Security Sayiogs Bank, sad also rem the Britialt Lima Corer ; bat while the letter beak re laying out gold the cards were very Way to reedviag dopers. The ran opts the Unto Beak woe rest with the pearl moires by the reward of the air borer& sad the imp arrivals of gold. The harm sap yrs erred born Lemke seem to hare quieted smy Bar of pale, the run Wing greatly sober& no directors of the City of Glasgow Beak Mud a ao• the that they had eseepaded payment in the eiertre, ia coassreace of the peat denser node epos them kr gold. Dreg the day, harem, the sootteeser roar by the event wee pertly herd by the hot that the Mir bloke in ter were accerag Warm mad City of Glessow beak sots la the breadica eat Warr a erns whir the city anthorilhe aim adopted to readying repair of the any tar. The pre seems to be tepidly =hiding." The ricrac ahem has bees lamed to the wielder; dere by Mr. Rohr Willer corr swportrag smary of the Moms' Amodatka :of Scotland; Mr. lame ourry of the sesame' ; end Mr. W. Derr Messmer of the room' : Tulin yin bine keg bon ion- asoledantlithis medeng times of Oteepw, sue Mc folidag the pawn Mats of maw sent= saki your met serious mulaeration, end to cell upon yea *support Unanimities In their settleavours to restonetallobsce its the various *nth of the city. Especially do we wish to impress upon you the uudoubted misty of the National Security &wisp Beak, the taros deposited a which as. lodged with mentionorre ti Lonna Imes the severity of grwsolat. Havernadanse, working tams, end show tin t, so far as yes are easinessi, you feel convinced that the is ma* of geld In Ilsoldead to carry us thank on puma dithothiso Ws Wave desesthly that were a pub& rsesting of the vorklog theses celled you would oath throned in sunclint mann to ill our largest hall, and deaths to ear Bugle Month that we have we and of sonaleses from am. With a the asereke of ontion, we nil seen be able to prove that we do set need the Bank Charter Ad mapauled. We also appeal to domestic servants Toe may have 31., dl., 61. cr more lodged in the Savings Bank. Let It rends there, and do sot, by calling it up, omits • false idea of the stabalty of oar Soda baths. It is leafs and man% sad the let It neesin. • bells& then will only teed to lord all *skin men rad working warm is ultimate distress. Massa will just be a stoppage of palate works, rad car being discharged Iran employment, sad we will caly have outenves to blase. Let us, there." Mona aid our employers and the sublestithe I. pervialng such a eamommolime. We have seen the of our amployen to-day—keg saseseal with the trade we en llMplOyei to —mod undereasd that he me at • melba ta-eley, where he expressed the Mee that the atereissaft ef Oisegew had too need to go to Ugliest at all, as w tradasesa would gapped the authorities to this critic Be ems them, to prove m good se he bad slid." It we mistimed with pest Wigwam ea 'Chew (says the GM,... AY/ Mail of yesterday) that me madmen, • partner of • Mak director, bad bugled bieseelf in urging par ties to withdrew their acoocota from one of the Make, fifth coshed Is almost Mandible on the pert of any puma is the peellias Ms aNnehent, end we Mould hope that there will be so Mbar Imemee of it. The Scotch banks, as a nemeemy preersike, ism stand large drafts of gold from Loados ; sad a meettag, IMO eduMod, Inks. place to-night in Buis burgh, far the porn at wastreas cessmes at =heel smistease la the OM. d ay reerml of the ran. We (Mawr Da4 Irish's) "egret to leer that, Iran the rant ilstrsord err of the marl mete., several of ear trite( pulls verb will ban to be closed shortly. Todertley or et the meet sibyl.. 01161111 *seri Ines le the thy abut q desk works thl farther whoa Tltle to tb mm Is be heeselet r • bar seneher et verbose, iris sad Are* vUI h conartvere he throws eat et orplerret. _ . Tbir ' ffeirtrWeess of yeskimlay soya Twiterday shame& about tow o'clock, a tolegmphlo mows from the lard Provost of Glasgow was rectived by Lord llaldlla, the commander of the isms In I lestbai, to the effect thst comet &cable excitement existed in Oleigew with rotenone to the present ecenalercial mid& sad regnmang thee, =thine wee • poribllity Ofetene disturbenee arising, a body of trespelordd be sent to Olemow tout la the swat of enymisergeney. Lard sot owe ordered 220 Me and 6 *Rom sof thßille/41- pde, now stationed to Edinburgh Castle, to be ready for Isms diets. departure, and before leaving the Castle they wore hr nished with fifty rounds of cartridges. The troop left Edinburgh *bout half-past seven o'clock Yet night by a ere cial train on the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway. They will go into the barracks in Glaagow it present ooeupied by the depot of the 2nd battalion of the let Royals and the depot of the 21st. There lea troop of the Leone now stationed at Hamilton, and it is likely that they will be to-day strengthened by a detachment from PlershilL" Patruse.—Our trade here may now be said to have Idrly . frows to a dead lock. l'he euepension of the Wotan Beek is likely te be tailored with such notous neeles here that psopis stead aghast when they look them in the hen. The great majority of our large manufecturing bowie dealt almost excluaively with the Western, and cow segued, they are by its mepension at once compelled to suspend all work together. The number of unemployed psepleplis likely to be swelled to en erroneous extent almost Im' on Ws account. Yesterday a run took place on all the banks with branches in Paisky— the City, the Union, the British Linen, and the Bank of Bootleg. Public faith in bank notes appeared to be entirely mapanded ' among the working population, and the demands for _gold for single notes during the day were very nIUMOU s at an the banks.—GßTENOCK. — lhe banking house. genendly in town bad yesterday an emesnally buay day of it, the transactions being, ci course chiefly paywenn of gold and silver for their n 1149, and to etc count of panic-stricken depositor. • but the house which 'oyed the largest share of attention wee the Union Bank o r ,at the cornet of Cathcartoquare. From the hoer of opening in the morning up tilt three o'clock, the beak war crowded to the door, the =petty of clubmen being women of the middle rank of life. Some of thew stout ruddy matrons, after half en hour's aubjection to the settees ing process, issued from the premises with bidets or other packages filled with silver odes, the sweat pouring over that rubicund faces, looking setisded, bat sadly teaselled and crumpled up in a penmen. One we. MU to come out more like an y bundle of clothing than anything alas. Another got out with ler bemuse a ~ mst doubled up, and twisted mend ael, seer a illierelled frontlet, so se to make her look as t . vely Modena But her all-absorbing idea wee the cd heir ewe, and she seemed willing to be Imbed at. wee a lien Side of the sums kind dons et ths Greenock Ps+ ectNrt)® Ths street all day P • peculiar ispet.—Gissysir Daily Mail. STATE op MANUFACTURES DI CARLISLE. The stagnation of tends is Lantaahlya and other reenefectwing districts, hen we see awry tory, Weeded to this city. ;Fermi= he the =Bs el the Mane. Dixon and the welracomsenced ea Thursday to work forty boors per , instead ol sigy, red the other beaks In the tows will follow the easings. Far sees time put ephodag sad pOII6PIOOIII weaving have bees tebribly brisk, end the sad den change nee quite =medal. The urgency of the short thee serest, however, may be judged from the hot that it Is upwards el twelve years since the limn. Dim wore compelled to adopt • similar expedient. The wasning *ad other Wenches which have ban sedhring from a Wag pniod of fluctuation will new be gm= entirely suspee Up- wards of two Imbed weavers are also &beady weitiag For web, end leek week the weal supply from Olsnew was not lorireeded. The pee ent monetary crisis is the core of thin hosentabb gene, as the leading merchants ere cod= and ear @Ears become more wetted. rt it ie b = VW bele w 0 not revive till the beginning of the year, and in the nseettines much dinner will be entailed opts the r e workposis se well as upon thane rudely dependent apes their ~ ..se.—Cerin le Journal. KIDDERMINSTER.—We regret to ay little is &deg in We owlet trade at Kidderminster. Nearly all the looms it. warkiag short time and minufacenrere ere se. ebb' no eels= so that the rwerattme law • etches pinged beewe them. The Anemic= peo l = the ineossion of the home of Dennistoun end Co. will dlse point nainubetnmrs of their usual orders at this time of the year how the "States." Although wools have receded to Sd. per lb., yeas keep up their price. Many believe a race= will ems take place, mid that woo will L i ve meg= their high pi= Messrs. Crossley and Bons hive sent cat emu= =Moine their prbe upon Brassie Ned tapestries, bat the Beaten wipe factorise ere still =keg tall time.— ;Termer CArengs. SHOUT TOO AT LANCASTKIL—An announcement her boa meth le the bads Is the arployissert et Mews. Greg seed Co., snide tows, that, ratil farther arenas, lb* mill will ably to four days • week. Mr. Cooper's wort pespier, se the B ath are &reedy open Aare Mae.— ionr Gawdien. ROYAL 311171311 BANZ A nierting of shareholders of the Royal_ British house, for the purport receiving Bask wse held yesterday evening at the Oulldholi seni Coffee- of a report dem the gnses as to the number of abandsolders wholed subscribed le the completion Mace the lest meeting. On the motion of Mr. OILLOT, Mr. WILD, of Charing arms, one of the trade aesiguess, took the chair. Mr. RADOM° reed the following statement: " The total number of shams held by persons who are sllwri to be liable as members of the cempiairim 1,000 of which formed the original issue, 2,000 and third issue, made under the Brinkmanl chaster, aid time are also 129 shares subscribed for towards • berth isse of 1,000 shara i bil . the subsaibers for these shams sot only deny their , but claimre spect to be creditors pier the emsents deposited by of suching Ths 4000 Mena shares are hel d by 123 w ho me alio the hoiden, in addition, of 767 shams, part of the mooed and thief issues. The remaiaiug 1,243 shams (making up the 2,000 shares issued wader the n oupplemeatal chewier) an Mint by 168 person, who are not, asidher have they at any lime Mee, the holders of original in end they timed= claim te be in the same position am Mr. Birdmen who, ender the Amnion of the Vice.Chaseellor Ilindenley, is not liable m a eralribetory, whatever may be kM liability to creak's. It may not be oat of place here to state that Mr. Bankroll is KM willing to contribute the sum offered by him se • com promise previous to that doilies. The total nemberof pans who bald shares at the lime the bank stopped payment was 261, but of them 17 prams Warm 296 have since bosom either beskrapt or insolvent; and there ire 13 other pram boklas 80 shares, who havieg tessera sa stir mew le purchasing these shares do not to be 4 • position to conteilags. The circular of the as game. was duly dirwardel to the lest known eddies's' of the sharehokters, sr to their solicitors, together with • form, which they ware directed to lit up and Mem, sad the kallowing is the rank :—lace 119 =eawho hold the remaissing 617 sheen, no office Imo rsesived. The total amount offered towards the fond roguing ke the compromise Le ta to is 86,8904.28.4 d. ; but Maws& as the pantie deka to set off 8,800/. le. 4d. for ersoomes paid by them towards the deposit fend, 2,0001. paid by the. to the official emigres, 6,6474 14e. 7d. for amounts paid by them to the official manager, 7,0011. 17e 2d. for sesonnis obtained from them by creditors, 10,0046.12 x. 44. for the balances due to them as customers of the brak. the sum molly available for the commons will be shout 66,0004 The list ccateining the names of thoseshandsoldere hem whom no offers have been received his been gone through very ces= i with a view of amerhdnlng what briber ma may be and I have had the assistaaos of emend 1111110. holders (who have made inquiries es to the mem of the purges, in estimating an most, which may reams* be evaded hum sack. An sesomment has been meads in 86 cams, 927 'bane, and there are good grenade to believe that the strise t rke rum to be obtained from them will not be km than . Three lams together would eat i* the com position. ' (Hear, hear.) A propositton was =de and acceded to, that Mr. Harding, accompanied by Meese. °Blot end Mitchell, should retire to mothr roam to reeve proposals. Dueled tack eheeneer "- A SMAIIIIHOLDIM demanded whet the case= wen frothy the realisation of Mr. Humphry Brown's semailies Mr. Hviernar Hamra rose, sod delivered • tether rem- Mktg address, which was Mimed to with miniket signs el Iseparisece. He wee uaderstood to tandems the scheme of composition m impracticable He propound to get a subearip don of 180,0001. from the sMashol • but whet were they to do with those who rel ined to give scything ? Question.") With respect to the mine of his own his ships had already gam thew* the heads ef eight lava; and eliipbroires, and it would be • wonder if come oat of smolt aa ordeal with even a " keine' left. A laugh.) Ths emealor; was proceeding, but was hatrespied by el of " Q and " Quite enough of Mr. Brown.") He would =Md that if the assignees we,. to oiler to withdraw the Intended proosention ha should &Mae the osal. Mr. HARDING (who had rMurne stated that during his abort ahem* he had received new proposals to the amount of 11,7001. (Chews.) Mr. Stapleton bad proposed to give 4,0001., bales the only director who bad offered any contri bution. (Hear i hear.) lie understood that former share• holders would give AWOL, so that altogether the sum now mitecribed was 107,7001. (Loud cheers.) He t ho ught he might add that the reossisdar would meet probably be ob tained. (Chem.) A SHAREHOLDER mo;gmbed that the sitheeribars should be allowed to pay is as they came up, and realm their MUNI at once. Their going then antraget their litytkom wadi have a marvellous effect in easling up others. fflear.) The CHAIRMAN said that the aesigame would inveetigate the act, and would in the shortest possibbi time meet the sbusteoldees again, prepared to give evilly man who paid his Medal ege. (Load ohms.) Mr. Lewis said that the coon alreedy obtained, to Mr. Headieg's statement, would pay 4. In ti:e cc° = r . Whet were the assignees going to do with that P Would sot the creditors expect a dividend ? What emus could the osignese offer to the creditors if they did sot close with the present proposal MR. LINK LATHS defended the assignees, and mid that 2T 0001. of the estimate wee conducted on the whole 180,000 J. subsaibed. They had setnally only MOO= me-third of the whole sad meld not meet the with that am. _ . . Mr. IlLaiwski. recefitulated the cireamstannes that bad led to the present meeting, and said that the proved had muse from the sharsholdas, and that they must carry it out On the motion of Mr. OEOOI, Mr. Harding was directed to communicate with the shareholders who ware still Minding out, stating the promising position of the arrangausent, and urging them to come forward; and Mews. Taylor, Ofllot, and Mitchell (shareholders) were, on the motion of Mr. Low rance, nominated to co-operate with him. The proceedings were then adjourned to that day three weeks, same hour and place, the chairman expreedng hie hope that by that time the megrims would be able to Mir every man his release. Thanks were then voted to the chairman, and the procesi inp terminated. UNIVERSITY OF LONDON, 1857.—The following is a list of the candidates who have weed the recent second ex amination for the degree of beas, of medicine First din lion—Francis Edmund Amnia, King's College; Erma Thomas Hood, 8.A., Queen's College Birmingham ; Uriah Perrin Brairia, 8.A., Guy'. Hospit a l ; Thomas Buzzard, Hinds College ; Arthur John Cribb, Middlesex Hospital ; John Lanpriere De In Garde, St. Bartholomew's Hospital; fit, John Edwards, University College; James Farms, University College ; William Tilbury Fox, University Col lege; Samuel thlea, 8.A., Gay's Hospital; William Price Jones, University College; Jan Zechariah Lama Uni versity College; George William Law= e nt's College; Alfred Meadows, King's College; F con, Guy's Hospital; William Mr. Ord, St. Thomas's Hospital ; John Liana Pecan, Hing's Collage ; Walter Bennett Ram botham, University Colima; Michael Thomas Sadler, 8.A., St. Bartholomew's Hospital; William Turner, St. Bartholo mew's Hospital; Thomas James Welker, University of Edinburgh ; Antony Whitford, King's College; Frederick William Wilson, Westminster Hospital. Second divines— Henry Carniey, Hull end East Riding ; Michael Catena,* University College ; Charles James Devonshire,King's College; Henry Many Thaddeus King, King's College; Amman. Prat, Hinds Collage ; Henry Montague Demean Smith, University College; John Way, King's College. FATAL FALL DomteSTAlne—A fatal cioetarenee took place on Tuesday morning, at Lady Sophia Hoeu-e's, in Queen-square, Westminster. In the absentia of the family, the butler, Edward Merry, Invited his brother, John Mary, coachman to Mr. May, of 00, Chester -s9uare, Pimlico, to spend the evening with him, together with some friends. Between two and three o'clock in the meaning the party broke up, and were separating for their respective homes, when John Merry fell head foremost over the woad floor banisters, and down a well staircase into this hall below. The unfortunate man was taken to Westminster Hospital, when it was found he had received a dreadful scalp wound, with coactunion on the brain. The OW wit hopekee, and, after great walkatag, he expired the rum efternoon. PANIC AND EXCITUIRNE IN Tsmnesorx—On Thursday last, the fair day in Timbers, • good deal of ex citement wee calmed exiting out of the following 4:imm inence A threatening letter had been received by the head of en Orange Lodge, and as well as I can gather it called upon the master of the lodge to meet this anonymous t with either 1,000 or 2,000 Orangemen on the of the sth instant in conflict. The letter was through the poet-Mike, came to the ears of the etestatelesp, and by them was Manumitted to the authori ties. Mother doonment of like impart was also received by resew in a different direction of the country, hes been consequently kept in a state of disquiet end slum, and the peaceable inhabitants were obliged to @apply themselves with ems and am munition, and are, and have been for some time, in nightly expectance of en attack. Such being the &egoists& mists of the serrownding neighbourhood, a crisis was coefiriently ex pected on the evening of the sth. About twilight the sound of a drew was heard to echo from the entrance to the town. In en ineent every one ran in the direction of the town. The drumesdng party were met by a body of the pollee, under leselecestsbis Scott, of Portadown who it le tote presumed warmed thee of the Impropriety of their proceedings. How ever they bast the drum down and up the town, end a great crowd followed them ; they ultimately departed the way they cams in, without may further disturbanoo. The tows was then allowed to remain in a state of treaqtalllty never before experienced on the fair night of Tandrages.—lktfart nut. =POOL, WEDNESDAT.—The United States Mail atessa-ehip Atlantic, Captain 0. Minden, we this afternoon for Now York with this United States mails, a brie number of passengers, but small cargo. The anew iblar"hiP AhWoM Captain fist i =sail tomb/hes this for Portland, HAW, sad X , snores OP LANBZ7Z-111. ROUPILL AND HIS 001(8177771JITS. Last arming a densely crowded meeting of.the °Woes of Lambeth was hold In the large ball-room at the Horne Taws, Komingtan, to receive from W. Rouge% Bei l lj t .:. for the borough, in account of Dia stewardship. those present were Messrs. P. Doulton, J. Thweites (Chairman of the Metropolitan Board), T. Webber, Me._ . . . _ Kr. T.Winum was unanizeonaly called to the chair, sad, after a few remarks, introduced Mr. W. Roorati., who, on coming forward, was loudly obeyed. He stated ea this was the first public meeting since his election he begged to tender his thanks for his return the 9,318 who voted for him, u well se to aB who aided such return. It had teen said that • meta -1 polite!' member most be a talking, member but he went to parliament more with a view to a naefid member. (Hear, bear.) He bad, however, been much retarded in his efforts by the petition presented against hie return, for he had found it necessary to contest it step by step, not for himself weedy, but because the honour of the borough was at stake. (Her, hear.) He had been diesels. fled that no measure of ?dens was brought tonna, and also buena. Mr. Betioday's motion for the ballot heti been ausaceessful, sad also that Lord John Russell had defined himself stroa sca ppord to that memene. He then eluded MLocke s melba on the subject, sod also to the of poor-rates, and he (Kr. Romped) jec i2 lei csedma rthell both. vaa iirbz.....-.:lieth.:l,,hll:kwil.terik ob. ma's reisenre. (Hear, )He also objected to it u Pc p: morel mole; for is did not wish the manfae tt to be held so hen ea an the Condemn. (Mere.) He rid the Bill. (A Woke—. Hear, hear.' He that Hear, hese was from a govern ment ( sad binghtei.) Thee threaten= wee, were they to have the Reform Bill, the ballot P—(yea, yee)— equalindsa of eleciond distriels—(hear hear)—and • abort ening of thedtustion of parliaments, because short reckon ings make hag friends. (Hear, hear.) He objected to large liniteries big under the control of a joint-stock company— the Hudson's Bay Company, which was no benefit to this country. He then, =Met loud cheering, adverted to the favoureble news noshed from India with regard to Delhi, Lucknow, &c. He regretted, however, to have to state the lens of two brave enme—Generals Neill and Nicholson. He Lit that if the attention of the people of England bad been more early called to the question, the greet calamity would hors been avoided. (Hear, bear.) To show the ignorance and indifference to such teatime, he would state that ha once went to the house under the ice- Mkathat he should Ind some interest in a debate on which hod been annoanced, but was told at the doors not to go in, en thay we 'deg to have a "count ash" (" Hem, bar," and Vmehnie.) He hoped that now the day of retribalka yea memeralting no ra-tayshae or weal of ocefidance would prevent martial law being prcelainted and carried out all load be same (Hear, hoar.) Let a tax be y on ail India to deny the expenses of the war laMesJ of taxies the people of Ragland. (Chests.) That giant monopoly the Rest India Company meet be swept away. (Ramered a b aseing.) There must be no budding to Hided= re ether forma of religion. The rule in India must be ebouseeedied by rime Gramm and consistency. He must madman Laid Canning for not hanging the mutineers, bat Hiirtthe preen feted. (" Hear, bear' and "shame I ") ' a ir end on erticie ham a Calcutta newspaper which bad boast saapended in cceasquenoe of that ar ticle, with whit& all agreed, /or no doubt the intereeta of India been in a great degree sacrificed by a timid policy. He would sending out commission of bold and honest mm, mist en Colonel Tulloch and Sir John billeill—(hear, bar)—for they emoseded in exposing the defects of oar smithery system. He concluded by thanking them for their attention, and, intimating his readiness to =ma any gum drys, sat down amidst enthusiastic cheering. lieriewer to questions, Xr. 'Unsaid. maid he objected to the Divorce Bill upon easy ground, sod would remind every man that when he wait home he would have to fats his wife, and be would say, ask her. (" Hear, hear," and laughter.) With regard to reform, he was prepared to go much further than the govern ment would go. He was in favour of household sad adult mange, and if the government would not go so far as be, be would move an amendment, hike could do any good. (" Hew, hear," and laughter.) With regard to Loni R. Grosvenor's measure for throwing the expellees of elections upon the public, he was somewhat interested, for he had found that it oast nearly as much to defend a teat as to gain one (and he had not reasived a dulling from those who had opposed his seat). Well, if the public liked to re-imburse him be could only say he would pocket the affront. (" liar, hear," and bi r.II.NIGHT asked what was Mr. Roupelrs opinion aa to the repeal slum Bank Charter Act, which he introduced by alluding to the present comma:tat crisis; and also as to die operations of the Metropolitan Board with regard to the pro- Famed expenditure 46,600,0001. Mr. Roursia. said the Bank Charter Act was a proteetkm for the poor man. It bad been the saving of the country. He would attain/y, with respect to the main drabi scheme, watch the measures of that board. He vronidT glad to sin it effected, but not too hastily, but they bad a right to consider drat where the money was to come from. Kr„Gliaor moved a resolution approving the explanations did?. Houpall, and expressive of saitetion at that gentle mtery career. In a long and humorous =sad amidst muds laughter, ho condemned the of the Howe of Commons, and pointed out the nacemity for reform, declaring himself in favour of universal =; but if they could not get that, he would urge two points, the ballot and ebortening the duration of parliament. Mr. GODDLRD seconded the motion, which was carried amidst tremendous applause. Mr. Roes nit, in a brief but eloquent speech, returned thanks. Several other gentlemen addressed the meeting, the pro ceedings dosing with thanks to the chairman, and three hearty cheers for Mr. Hearth A DAY WITII NINA SAHIB.—Here, sat the ma harajah on • Turkey carpet, and reclining slightly on • huge bolster. In front of him were hie hookah, a sword, sad several nosegay.. His highness rose, came forward, took my head, led me to the carpet, end begged of me to be seated on a canabottomed arm-chair, which had evidently been placed reedy for my emporia ease and occupation. . . . A hookah is called for by the rajah; and then at Inset a down voices re peat the order: " Hookah !so Sehib keweets" (bring ahooksh for the Sahib). Presently the hookah is brought in. It is rather a grand affdr, but old, and has evidently belonged to some Eurocrat of extravagant habits... While I am pulling away at the hookah, the musahibs, or favourites of the rajah, fetter me In very audible whispers. " How well he smokes!" " What • fine towhead he has l" " And hie eyes I how they sparkle!" "No wonder he is PO clever ! . "He will be governor-general some day," " thuds-kerbs! " (God will have it so). . , . Native Rajah (in a loud voice), Moonstwo!" Monahan (who is close at hand). " Mahe raj, Protector of the Poor." Native Rajah. " Bring the petition that I have laid before the Oovernor-General." The Moorhen produces the petition, and at the instance of the Raj* nada, or rather longs it aloud. The Rajah listens with Omura to its recital of his own wrong., end I Sfied to be estounded that so much injustice can possibly exist. During my rambles in India, I have been the 'wet of name worse of rajahs, gnat and small ; and I never knew one who had not • grievance. He had either been the aguigovne:rtument, or hfm.hlity ju the t e, o v i rhoee the government, it was a sheer love of oppression that led to the evil of which he complained; in the matter of the ledge, that funotionary had been bribed by the other party. It wee with great difficulty that I kept my eyes open - while the petition—a very long one—was read aloud. Shortly after it was debated, I craved permission to retire, and was conducted by a bearer to the sleeping-room. . . . The Maharajah invited me to accompany him to Cawupore. I acquiesced, and the carriage was ordered. The carriage English built—a very handsome landau—end the were English horses; but the harness I It was country. made, of the very commonest kind, and worn out; for one of the tram was apiece of rope. The coachman was filthy in his dress, and the whip that he carried in his hand was as old broken buggy-whip, which acme European gentle men mast have thrown away. On the box, on either ride of the mach..., sat a warlike retainer, armed with a sword and • dagger. In the ramble were two other te tanus armed in the same manner. Besides the Rajah and myself there were three other. (natives and re lams of the Rajah) in the vehicle. On the road the RAJA talked incessantly, and =moot other things that he told ins wasthie—in reference to the =doe that I bestowed on kis equipege Not tour ago I had a carriage and horses very superior to these. They cost me twenty-See thousand rvpw ; but I bad to burn the carriage and kill the home." " Why so r. "The child of osrtain sahib in Cawnpore wee very rick, and the sal and the memsahib were bringing the child to Bbitoor for a change of sir. I seat my big carriage for them. On the road the child died; sad, of course, as a dead body had been la the carriage, sad as the horses had drawn that deed body in that carriage, I could never use them again." Tbe near must wedernand that • native of any rank comiders it a disgrace to sell property. " But could you not have given the home to same - friend—a Christian or • Mua mhos& t" No; .' had I do= so, it might have come to the knowledge of the Sahib, and his feelings would have been hart at having madonna ma each a Ines ." Buck wee the Malmnialt commonly known as Nene Sahib. He appeared to be am • soon of ability, nor a tool. He was selfish, but what native is not ? He seemed to be far from a bigot in matters of religion ; and, although he was oompalled to be so very maikalar about the destruction of his carriage sad borer, I am quite satisfied that he drank brandy, and that he smoked hemp in the chillum of hie hookah.—Ditkimes Herseheid Merle.