The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-15 00:00:00

NEW SPA.PER , t 4 ~. - 1 ' • f p ... /e , -.- ~.1• I a- • ,~ ~ _ - '3f43 rt.4sis ba 5,361.) NOTICE.—Tbe EAsr INDIA and LONDON SHIPP( NO CONII..tNY'S auxiliary screw steamer GOLDEN ILIA:CIL Thie tom, 3.50 hone.power, 6. R. BIRD, Commander, leaving the Victoria Loodonl Dodd as 17th. and sailing from Gravesend on :link October, for ('ALCUTTA. calling at the Cape of Good !lope and Madras, haring now all hercabina allotted, sofarther applications for passage can be entertained, but for freight by thin steamer apply to the brokers or for freight or by the following steamer for which early aft. m ,de to ensure good accommodation , apply CV:I Id be ay nod Co., SS, Ihrliamon-street, it. W. the brokers, Alfred Brett and Ca, 150. Leadentallmtreet, IC.. or at the Mikes of thetas% indigo/id Loudon Shipping Company ,Limited), lliactog-lane, LC. ItICRD Dalt*, Seerelary. 1401(BAY Direct (under engagement to H. M. Connell for India, with immediate &spat, tv. the splendid llesk.bullt ship EDWIN PDX, A 1 II pion, /AS toes register, MACLEAN, Commander. loading la the East Indhli Doan. Hem good &ODOM natation foe cabin pimifters.--ror freight or =bpri t.. r . OILLLATLY, MAXIM, and SZWILL, SI, E.C. BBOMBAY direct (to follow the Edwin Fox), the splendid c4per ship GERTRUDH A I I/ years, WP tons resister. THOMAS SPEDDING. Commander: loadiag In the Eat Ind& Dock& Ha spitiodid acommodstion /or cabin pits =—For Haled or pseamie apply to 011.1.L&TLY, HANLEY, BTWELL. 'Hi, Leadonnall&treet, EC MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of Black'sl4yard. London; UNE of PACKET SHIPS to AUSTRALIA.—Par MELBOURNE. Port Mai Dip Direct (to Issas Um Decks on Tasaday. October 20, akt Plymouth Os nplon. did clipper Alp MUT, LlOO tone; YEMK ASDER.ON,Ois iiIEC'y. SDER.SON, Oise sander; Vb. le lie Bart lad* Docks Her tams tor all dams of rs are unsurpassed, and ViLmitar aorgass. Pao istaib. . Mad MCIAGAM. with Messrs MO irno:T . SD, 1. Leadenballdtreet. Pass u ß wit etil lbw of poetising"' oanorred boa Paddington to Ind dais asconddsaa fares. and wood class for stiass brat VOR SYDNEY DireoL-11L&OKWALL LIRE -IL of nc.ger&—M.rars. Gazers ship 012 W 1.1.1. 1.1100 to CMOblitt 8 WIN, will lean the WI ladle Docks on the liNk Neventear. W at Plythettah, nete wry aa madmen& str. to Yawn. PHILLIPIS, MAW, and LOWTBJUL. r a. 1 70- 7 - arrehaegobedillat . • or to OWN mad Co., 72, Owathil. IC. tameows thee Übe oes meowed by all front =grto Plymouth at redacWl tares by applying to F. a i ttl i Co. Ow Wools. 11LACHWALL LINE OE PAOKIMLIke 1111LBOURNZ (Pert nthlpi Dlrect—deeere. 0117..111 Alp ANDLLINT, UM Seas Oapf is S. JOKIM. alb leave the INA Idle Decks is the OM November call .t Plymeath , sad sorry ea earperienood eargeoe.—Apply to PlittliPlet, SLAW. Mg WWI'S= ; loyal ExchaambelldMp : or 01MT sad CorobilL LC. Pummere by Mb te esa P. proceed by rd beet ?shillalas to Mme& et reduced bra by apply- Mg to I. GSM aid 00. Ye tickets. BLACK WALL LINE of PACKETS—Foe JLIIIIIILDITUEirt MEV Innsot—llows. GREENS ably .101111111/GII LSO boa, Captala C. DINADOI.I% win SIM the Neat Cocks on the Mit Daaswsbar, eall at - owl way Oa_ __liimsl iar np..-..Apply so pis= a ps‘ MA ,W mil n lizobaap build op . or to I. ' Oil= wad Oa, 7% .C. by this Kw tea yrowasol by win bow to at Tattooed tons by aoplyloo to P.P. GILLIS and Co. for Weirdo PIM uvupecn. OR euzamsrmnr TO UW YORK. rpas LIVERPOOL, IRW YORK, and JL PKILADELPHIA eTTAItiIIIT? OOKTANT bend der pigeons their ben-penrered Aleheal bee Seem etere4litee amnia. the Oreetet,alate Clft tyg . vr wax. CITY Qr 00111 X. Ibierdey. Gil If. CITY Or WASHINGTON. Wedasiday, Oct. IL IDINEUIME, WeMeedey. Oct. s. GLASGOW, Siberday, Oct. $l. AM every WMAre4s., aml every Mood* Sabo**. Obbla memo * Se seen deemere tbe {fir;ll, aeai=ailds= sed el meardleg b rye by Hee Iseirdire elemen, M problem IS gsbesat Permit pimp Mes*Mig embei. Owed& Ur VANS Reim sad MUMO. bts. booted aired ti m i reMeme lemea.—Per Swim W peelieelm eeeralweel. Limped; sr SAMS ma mem ihs irmiwamet. cuy. 1401111RDAII avid th• RHINI.—TIVION a wasa.—nagaaareasanat Bazarjaa.olir. PPM Wen Pe PPP ied liereipa Plerovieri, wog asaaa.at uals, Fria Mt ie. les. eel Ile ; AM, P is, awl AI le id. The sszewebeemee FYI= beta t amo saaaripars name, nay eedy. Jl__ al eel L AP Wei Wet to the pistol steta. thee lipPeb CILAPLINI thilvenel allet, W.. or le PM Wll. GUM eel mums. il. Besitirs. IC. TaIDIPIQOUIiT OORPORAIION (Limited). latatelilled ander the Oompaatee Act, with Malted let,ooo,ooe 'teeing, la hMt thoesT:t t l 4 oath. Pint i.e.. 1030 , Shares . VAI per tarn applicatkok, and At 10e. on allotment. e i t ort ot coatomplotml to call up more than LW per has. ails set to mooed 'Am intereet m eitlmettma throe =loathe. Juno lirtsee, V Idessrs.irtioes7;el Co.). Abebarer, Imo Mobs By. Coieleeter, M. (Messrs. Colchester sad Weetesr), loath Iterrhopss.— IL D. Cartwright. Zan.. 6t. Moormalentreed (Nam Leckie and Co., Bombay), lons Chairman of Commarelal lank of India. Horatio Sydney Con Don. (Morn, Dame and Co.!,Abchnrch .. Mae. Owego Lye% leg.. 11 Inclog-lent Lyati, SOU, and Co., Hess o,tl. Merles Ideferti hlangles. Esq.. Director of the Unite Doak at Australia. 71;o - olos Stenhous, Req.. Mortar ot the Chartand Miroollto Jobs Ihrrsore, 1111Ltrector 'lithe Aglow* Haat =WraM ... , Director of the Dank of Victoria. —A of Loodon and LI LAM:nary sad ersilltwerk. blades mood . sod ark ZWina—larrore. Max sad Ars.s 5. Mbelariese. Baorass.—Meara J. sad J. trairelicad. t Yoo,ontoetreet 0110111PARY 1.0 seL—ltotarat Mater, Jae., Timmer/ Moss ed the Corpormtioo-11% Chaerpeoliry, Oonsilll, LC. The Mem* Corporsilon to e•Zalashed to old the monetary Trof the Increasing conunercisl Interests of Great ils dependencies. In founding this undertek the Directors base secured the et an old and hichly.reepeated discount 6m to wt whist areaseenente him been made ter the Wads cd Its leeregve heaters to this Omperetion. sad two of whose perthere hie the Direction It wfi thus he meeffest Maths OlseeeMOorponeics starts with a bags sad velesid• etemeilm. sad 'madam the expedeepe of 'Meagan whose In hume end beldhpace are certain to command the ceendeme di . • el . acr Zeitieriel belle of Cork will be • him seh cephod. Machos!, re Vhs resent Melton of where lame Inothn end coked.: Dent. • hgliielltatioes, soepied with the ezpsacties Mem mil coati. MOW trades el the country. aed the tgeetty adatellos dulemeretal transacrons wlth India and the colseles , lead to the mewlehee MA greeter discounting bonnie' Mee at pretest .3,,„ required. witabahheret which hoot its ample swam wilt he shie to web reggremants. will no doubt he favourably received deemnsunim end MU at the seam rase Ward a ed egamily to thew who ..eek the pe r pl ef=amsfry, sad to thous who merely desire Imposer, emoyment ad their surphts tends. The blown =ebb almetlem of the old private diaconal the • end Me dimount companka give the =unwire that dissesine beams. prudently managed. will prove a ,'.. oad ia =tot Me Camarillo's will be Le London. if. preemetlimmewm will be Oven for originating Me under the oiry apemen will be strictly mensal to tp as iginfi n hea ladi Crh W 5 ."... may be addressed In the annexed torte larega.n. and mines of the ornineclas may be obtained al temporary olDoes of the Corporation, nr at the °Mow of Min Maskers and Solicitors. hot no appinsittaa will be mad. &red anles. e deposit of sa per share on Use number ad shares applied for has been pea roar Or APPLICATIOS Mt IMAM. To be retained by the Bankers. . .. Tn the Directors of the Discount Corporation Limited% gentlemen.—Barter paid to your beakers the mm of beings &point nit Cl per share on ahem. In the ahoyi Cerparatkm. I hereby request that you Irtll allot me that sam isen end I acres to hosome a welsher of the Corponmas In Ireepeet of such sineee, or In respect of any less number you may Mot eee and temente the artless of asseelatlno when required ; and I ressest thee say name may he placed on the raglan of leembess foe the shares so aliened Nam In toll Iteeldence Przession ar MIN= Date THE DISCOUNT CORPORATION (Limited). NOTICS n EMMY 0091‘. that nO APPLICATIONS for allAglia la this Corporation win toe IMCIIIVID attar eATrIDAY nest. the lith October lastrest— By erder. NOBLIT SLATER Joe., Secretary pro tea Temporary Mow IL Chenenenen CorithiL October ISOL DR SCOTT'S BILIOUS sad LIVILS FILM ; arum Wilma remedy, prepared without any mercurial *reediest, trees the melee o f ge. oft, will be found inrefeebk IM aY wDe.O Mom bllbua sad liver complaints, Ind tentacle, Mod. mama gidaiseak dlazloam of the mak dr. Yet habitual cost, es a Smelly aperient medicine end es purifier of Me Wad. va7 MN Wei) modiend : Mid In their operettas sad gametal se the stomach, they create appetite, promote digestium end drangthon the whole nervous = t — e nold by W.Lernhert, Memint. i„ Mug Willidniabreek -mesh and IM meat emmisM boils. la led. and MAK sure to ash tor Dr. Soott's Mons end Liver POW The immine aro ammo mem tmckage with w William lninbier augural au the Wasp. Fr%IIIIIOOBATIVI =WINE 1881INCI. ars wd. soksrainn i y = ..d pworloi Woo combat Irm IO Gob sonsol Id the dellegnalk 4id r of wide& portal hula do. = g. Is I. "Ws Ice Id Ir. , sad km:row prowo lga Zta m. loooldol to C l iorrooo Pi Zrzpor . Poke as. por or tow opmllll. oso kr Mr wok arra lausogortoo art 7 Co Outordarook W.C. sod 1111. Loselooboix4oroot. massa. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. THE OHOMIT, nen veraloa—Tire Fairy Fountata—Orand Theintinetheat—ravoluite Opera geteethm—sieesiN tbe em t. mot ViOliallAaptilbill de Sella. the Infant Teoor--thnslote theme& lath= leggier, EVILBY VII,NINO.—Doore open at CONIMINBCO at Italtpaat THE OXFOR D. EVERY EVENING saucruos Rosa the new and moat popular OPIIIAB by the Company, with full Band and Chorus, conducted by Kr. Y. JONORMANS. Comedy by Unrwortit. ROOM, W. Randall, George Hodson, and the taareationa Arthur and Bertrand. Ad. naiesion„ area, dcl. Malls and balcony, la. ; private boxes. 10e, dd. THE GHOST ILLUSION, by permission of MESSY DIRC&A, lial—Pratessor Pepper's adaptation et the above L exhibited. with various pleasing O'Neill and be provassats, by Mr. A. Wester, !MAZY XYLEM). at halt. paste, at the CANTIABURY-HALL. Wastaalaster•road, & 'wry POUNDS REWARD. WHEREAS .2: Yews. SZAIIN aad WIINILICIL, lithograplues, of St. Nary Axe, have Liddy bens 'Melted by souse unauthorised )set) a evideatly kir tesaialsat porpoises) to execute an order for the faceduille of those need for If AItAILALL'S 110LiOk. ilk =ANDY. She above reword will be paid on coovietios of the ediander : and the pelagic Ls particularly requested to gee that . Vegnsined inch Delfts is capanled, labelled, and cork .—J. 0. YALSALI. mole cos nee of MOSS releases, is. ad each : 4.11 a pee doses nee, carriage paid- Depot. lie. Aldsorgaiseareek fusty. fit of woke poet tree oo application and SONS, Wine and Spirit Merchants. S T PTEIS ENS tram Ulf Wood, Ws.. SAL : isPorlar. 94 a. 4k. WI dooms old mauled Also, 41a, aka, Ida, 00a per dom. mbar =rho, 27a, Was, Ida ; tholes, Ids. Ala, 64a par damn. : In as; foe ' pme dna otbosto : 14a, Oa. 110 24011=djaNt•Atr . olfla 4S kos= 1 2 1. 0 1 Tts. par dem. Nom Binediss oi Ws. : e 1 s, oid pale, 27, Ws. per gallon. & I rwin ads. 44., 11s, ; wry importar, 17s. gar =@Addams' Oln, 9s. ad. 10s. ad. ; thirst quality sad moue tee., tax 4141. : mninowslomed. ISt per alllon. ..... 0644 =Nast, larnabl c a goads doldvared mania drip TrWaiipariiirraszr ALLSOPP'S ALA iuml °IMAMS'S STOUT. JOHN IP. 111006 sad Co, Polo coatractors for Bottled Baer as tYa kiarestlosollzbitellaa. Aron bs Ilsaluol AU.opp sad Doe's India Pais sad /Arica Also sad Guianese. Soo, sad 001 Ides shavil. Imparters of Whir sad Spirits—loss Ot tai twor sad Mares lb* Ise ark Barg isaltasop,C. .ifs leads sappilod as WATHICREMON and BROOME'S GOLD CRAM oy troy wale* at roallubia *aka, and the Paelmanabip at nlerneents nunntastureme plan Th• old In lan abase gen e nneoed. and ro-parchaead Uwe pekoe ceeryed. notn Row auk your duds watitn to the anniat aunt The hemou ad tbe gold, and damp kw iseldam." .-111ELISPIBLIUL iwawkeenn, Nu lasatoetfroteask Clevant-ganiou lienderu Aram nada at and levrallary he IL Midi. Wll. Tido alielletimant fa derred at In Ur evening, and *a Sairdtfaan 1 e 91..& nVERCOATB in IMPUMEABLE FABRICS. IMAM and Co..' Overstate and Oen. for 0111104111111•11 . 11 Wow during As and Wiener are perieetl7 new in dodo and mks. sedan cat train dart material; which neither rate, Mat. .leek net mow tan permeate. Price from Ito 'ohm& gyAng and Co.. es and et, Ontanietreet. W.: tl. W. led Sat Newaireet, lirininshaan : and 41 Nriapis, Ueda PEE 13111T8 of the SEASON.—HYAIK sod Oces auks eater are mot wholly of uniform pattern, It = L tbajprevairra Orr to wow tie rower In different The newly draped SUITS for Miami and Winter ant truant la style as th ey are railer I. quality. Price Us. MIL, ea NIL 11 . 7A1E and Co.. MI and C. Oxfordatraot. W.: 21, 12. and 22, Itoloaimat. Birmingham : sad 41, Minot*. Lend& EAM, BIXAOTNEEIS, sod ILIGANCI io TBKISI2I.—IYAII ad Cer.s Autumn sad Winter Tremors for sestlemes IS osnikert sad protection in wear. seders siollots a 1 the most seed matartak. Made to order at les. et Ulla - ititi=Lad a, ortortiainist. w. : tt st and 2 4 New . and 4.t. Must" Lida VOTIVE CHURCH, VIENNA. v siwcArria—lie the BUILD= of this work for fine Nagrevise of the YAM. Moth lu V.eaia ; neneerone Mos. t radeas arlusaNNVlthes. with descriptive particulars; Odntt b aths notes of s tour is Germany and Daly : the Taw d sad lhilaser; Social Seienos Nethantspeen Solis ; saddler artheith midi tbo Nom. 44., or by poet —No. 1, Yortothrest. thwathiordem ; and all newansen. TECICQUARTERLTREVIEW,Ne.COX.XVIIL, will le di ed Next i t 1. Po of Itaglasertai &terse,. 2. Thome Reed and Wl.de and Writing. & Cho.epersitve Sodettes. LyelTe Antiquity of Man. 1. Japer. S. Anti-Poosi Movement moue the Italian Clergy. T. Preede's QUM Usenet& S. The Cheri et Oland and bar Mabopa. Jobe Murray, Altenearlenezem. 1111.110LIYS NEW BOOK. ilds day, dedicated by permission to the Right Hon. bird QIGINALEI of DISTRESS, in Refuges and la Houses of Charity : In Industrial Schools and Reforma tories :at lweslkit Dinner Tablas. sad to the Homes of the Liule Sisters of the Poor, ite. de.. the Fallen. the V Nous, and the Criminal : where Nieolosarks rel. sad where good ta merit ans clothe the Naked. By BLANCIIIARD JilloLD. ♦uthor of The LUs of Douglas Jerrold," to. Crown tiro, cloth, price 70. If. Leedom : &moos Low, doe, ant Ow, 47, Ludgate-11111. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 15, 1863. TZOIICAL POW'S. Now ready at eD the Übreries, croin tiro, price es., BEAUTIES or TROPICAL SCENERY, and ether TROPICAL PORN With Notes. By the Anther of " Tint2f2= . of Barcelona." •• A volume of wordlecterea" News. Mewing with the Ash miming el the tropic*."—Dally " Tice easalesp are worthy of Thome lloore."--Critta. Lando.. Robeet Hardwick*, BR Piccadilly. DRAMA. HAYMARKET. Sheridan's oomedy of the Rivals was performed at this house last night, with a Min Ssowdon—nasousead _ . r coming from re norm Royal Dublin and Brighton— who mod* bar Ant apparent* in Loudon in Oa pan of Yra Melagrap. The SSW candid*'- for public Looser ban such matronly beauty to nesamirod bar, being young, tali, and majestioally boadomne. She read the part is • fall' rah vela withal attempting much acting, sad was very favourably relayed by the adieus, but she made the cheraoter appear thirty years tee young, and destroyed sauna area of the easady is oonescpasnes. TIM %yaati bet is the last thesis when any liberties &bald be taken with our standard comedies, as it is mat afters old dram a. ouriemty shop let eassiosal " revivals." The Saar is as and a part of it, legitimate progremuns as the LA sew comedy or farce ; sad Is faithfully played by the old members of the company with all the step Median* If Mir Soowdon is to form a valuable amber of this company, eke must not be out of tan* with her playmates, and must consent to hide her beauty ecessiesially for the sake of her art. The cast luludad yr. Beresterse as Bob Acres, Mr. Chippesdale as Sir Asthosy Maoists, Mr. Howe as Falk. lead. sad Mr. W. Fame as Umptais Maoists. Mr. Book. doses pederuance el ACM, like mind Sort wise, but gained is themes by a few 'ewe kepis( ; aad Mr. Mu peadds's Sw Astbony is the perfestios of chars:deistic tediums. Lydia Lusguish, Julia, sad Lacy were spiritedly, gracefully, sod pleasantly represented by Mid Aural, Mims Oise Terry, sod Mrs. Fitswillism. The house was crowded is every part, and the mud box restaissd the Prises sad Primes, of Wales, the Mai of Oregon Aimee Cbristias, and the Prisous Bagman CONGINGATIONAL UNION Or ENGLAND AND WALZIL—The of the mien were resumed yesterday moreinp at the Great GeompretrestPsi Th Lov • Mooch Mellor presided, aid the proosediap conuossold with the introduotioe of the Rm. Dr. Spews, M.A., of Dundee, and the Bor. Mr. Beett, of Babe; m delegates from the seism in Scotland aed Deland. As address baring hem ressived from the Milted Priebyteriss Sysiod, sow in maim at Liverpool, the Bev. Dr. Vanessa, Rev. Dr. Gordan, Rm. Dr. Farr:mos s and Mr. IL Modey, of Losdoe, ;sar i zzleMted a depetatioe to mm o, to the goof the End sympathstio feelings of the members d the min towards them. The Rm. Dr. flywroor them mad a lengthy address epos the following subject, "Bow to prima improper pinions being Inerodsoed into Mrs mistelry." The savanna doctor said that it was • pried sad undeatable fact that their ministry sow and than matamed patio.. aelittal for the pasteesto This vs, dee to mama. Tbo riongrogations of sisal 'lmpels wen atm walitted to judge of the qualitcatiom of isisisSiss. Than egad., persoos from other commusioas at than Maid misustry, whom antmedests were not properly MonSigated. A, a puts! remedy, Dr. Bomar aliessettall • uses areal trainieg of the young roes edu• eased M Win salsa for the miaistry. Dr. flpesow's moor (while was ordered to he Twisted) led to en excised warm M ows ossi mo ss of Ms i sspeaks asmiderizt of Dr. Spews. and lib sappastars s rinserwminded. bl Vatignillmsszthornres Oots.AsTfLfratnu.).— , Trifle remipts for Orr work *aim Oil. 11, 11,144 i. Ss. Bd. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. MOIIWII Tsuoa•rs.) FRANCE. PARIS, Ocr. 14. It is asserted that Austria has declared her in tention to insist on the maintenance of the treaties of INN but that she will join any protest of France and England against the violation of these treaties by Russia. The post rendered vacant by the death of M. Billault will, it is said, be filled by M. Router, who will be succeeded in his present office by M. Vuitry. His Majesty the King of the Greeks has arrived at Calais, and is expected to reach Paris at 8 o'clock this evening. The funeral of the late M. Billault will take place at Paris on Saturday next. La 14121108 of this evening says :—" There is reason to believe that the new diplomatic nomina tions involve no change in the policy of France towards England, Rem., and Italy." .TbeAuchess de Mantebello is dead: rem INise shortly leave St. Potent:meg. On the 17th inst. the Queen of Spain will give a grand ball in honour of the Empress of the French. ST. NAZAIRE, Ocr. 14. The Mexican packet has been signalled off this place. SPRECH OF THE KING OF PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Ocr. 14. A deputation from the parish of Stelogrand, in Silesia, has presented an address to the King. His Majesty said, in reply, that the parish should elect men who would support the ministers in the execution of the task he had confided to them. His Majesty further said that an inimical bearing towards the government was incompatible with fidelity to the sovereign. The work with the carrying out of which the Ring has entrusted his ministers is the maintenance of the present organi sation of the army. His Majesty continued :—" Then tranquillity would be re-established in the country, and the execution of my intentions to forward the progres sive development of legislation on a eonstitutional basis would be assured." PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Ocr. 14. The Neue Preuesis' elle (Kivu) Zeituug says that the Council of Minister. held to-day, to be present at which the King hastened his return to the capital, could only have been occasioned by foreign affairs. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Ocr. 14. In to-day's sitting of the Upper Howie, a resolu tion was passed annulling the laws excluding Jews from practising as notaries in Austria. NAPLICS. NAPLES. Ocr. 14. Prince Humbert strived here this evening. Salutes were fired by the ships and forte. SPAIN. MADRID, O. 14. Senor Loki°la has been appointed Minister of nano°. THE PARIS BOUM& PARIS, Ocr. 14, 315 r.m. The Bourse oontinnes heavy. Reeka closed at 67.55, or the same as yesterday. DISPATCH OF AXINICAN AND CANADIAN Iffma. —Yesterday (Wednesday) the Inman steamer Etna yea despatched from the Mersey for New York, with mails kw the United States, together with about 80 pamengers, and a fall aura To-day (Thursday) the Nominal Ocean Steam Ship Company. Ammer Demesnes will mil from Liverpool for Quebec, with the Canadian and United States malls. Letters, kc, will be remised at the post-office until 10.30 am, and vi► Loodonderry until 8.30 p.m., and with the usual late fees of ma penny till 9.30 p.m. Oa Satin , day next, the Cunard Royal Mall Steamer Arabia will leave the Money for Baotou, with mails for the United Skates, Brithh North America, and Newfoundland. The box at the post-aloe will be epee for the receptios of kites; ko., nail 10 o'clock, a.m., and for despatch by way of Quommto on until 8.30 p.m., with late fees of id. until 9.30 - - The public meeting announced to be held in the Glasgow, to bear as addremlion The American Crisis.* by the Bev. limy Ward Beecher, took plum ea Tuesday *lst. Tim beam appointed for the opening of preesselisp was 7 *Week, aid long before that time the hall was filled to exam by a crowd that waited in silence till the minims of the speaker of the evening on the platform, accompanied by •Bailis Govan and other gentle. men, when the opposed sentiments of those present were shown in mingled noises of dimpprobatioe and cheering. Bailie Govan assumed Om chair, there being beside him as the *Mena s number of eisegymea and sty °manilas. Mr. Beecher, however, was listened to with considerable attention. The Bev. Dr. G. Jaffrey then moved a meio tic, expnasive of epprobsuon of Mr. Beecher's able and ancomprennelog advocacy of the down-trodden slave, and Seasideg him for the very admirable cad eloquent address which he had just dances& Couscillor Alexander seconded the motion, which was cordially agreed to. A faint voice le the west gallery sugmeted that three eaten should be giver for President trans, bet the hint was not taken up. VISIT OF THS LORD MAYOR OF LONDON TO LITERPOOL.—Is companies of an invitation from the Mayor of Liverpool, the Lord Mayor of Londe. arrived is Liverpool as Tuesday 'resin shortly before six, and was ' received at the Lime-street station by the Mayor of Liver pool, who with his \atoneable guest at ogee preeseded to the Mayor's (Mr. Gardner's) residence, Newsbamdtorese, West Derby. In the evening the Lord Mayor and Mr. Gardner were prompt at a greed coacert at the Phffber seemic-hall. Yesterday the Laid Mayor, Mr. Gardner, and several ruembersof the corptratios had acruisem the Mersey, is the mune of which they visited several of the principal "lime," including Label 'a weeks aid Horefall's form. In the evening a grand banquet was gives by Mr. Ceramic to the Lord Mayor mid a large number of the principal gentle men of the tows sod magliboarbeed. To-day the Queen's tobacco werehoenw, the Albert Deck warehouses, the Customhouse and &Bove' Home , will be visited ; the Lord Mayor having previously breakfasted at the residence of Mr. J. 8 Gardner, Bellariew, Prisms-park. la the eyes* his wonhip leaves Liverpool for Lemdea. Is the course of yesterday afternoon the Lord Mayor was introduced to emend of the principal aterebaats ea 'Change, sad oa takisg his departure be ► was followed by seven! hearty goer& ----- LORD MAYOR'S CHAPLAIN. —The Lord Mayor slam he. aobsted as his chaplain, during his rear of rdlos, the Rev. Wm. Sparrow Sim peoe of Queue@ Collage, Cam bridge, minor canon of Bt. Yaui , s Cathedral end motor .4 the united parishes ol St. Matthew, Fridayatrest, and St. Peter Cheap. THI HIGH &WARDSHIP OP THE UNIVERS/Tf OF CASSIIIDOI.—CAMBRIDOS, WILDNIIIDAY.—As stated le the Univenity aorrespeedeoos would be the one, the vacancy the high stewardship by the decease of Lord Lyndhurst wee &eland formelly is imeguptioe this 'newsies h o r k t g l e e . seniorseniorgeodes, the Bar. Mr. Munro, of 'Trinity t) The elastic's is fined for the 26th inst. TUN are now .mused se probable candidaise who would comerated the sympathies, sod oassequeetly the votes, of many members of the Senate, Lord Lytteltoe, the Earl of Powis, Lord Stretford de Baddiffe, and the Marquis of Eisler. A ami tosis' doilies wit nessmarily be a formidable affair, as Von are onor f 5,600 mums es the register/ of amber; of the Note head today. There will be, as it proves. a = 2 : as einsr eeleille dthis eon we the 20th instant before Mr. . who attend te the public schools that May et lie e'eleei is bear peldiely objections which any immeller of the ler% nay malurisi the roil, on the ground el any peen bobs improperly placed on or omitted from it. THE PRINCE ALBERT MEMORIAL AT ABERDEEN. /SOX 0171 Owl' 117011111. ABERDEEN, Oar. 13. The inauguration of the Maroehetti statue in soommemoration of the late Prince Consort took place to-day, under circumstances, as regards the weather, as unfavourable as could well be imagined, bat I. every other respect with a result as satisfac tory as could be desired, to all concerned in its I Illecties. The new work of art which now °mi nions the winced of Union-street istheresult of a anbearipties promoted by the people of the meaty mid city of Aberdeen for goo purpose of retaining sa esduring record of one who, in his lifetime, spout many happy days in this part of the kingdom. About 3,0001. was thus raised. A special and • peculiar interest attached to the oarenonyef today--for, on this 000mion, for ties fiat tine sines %nos Albert's death, the Queen presented herself is a public manner before bee people, and seed ewe more, as she used to do of old—the allit4aler. ea hap NIMIMBIS NM* as this butanes associated with feelings of too peamnal and too melancholy • kind. It is • mistake to suppose, as has been stated, that any request or wish was expressed that her Majesty should be present on this tension. So far from this being correct, the truth is that the inauguration bad been fixed for Friday last, and hundreds of people who had come to witness the ceremony on that day, left Aberdeen disappointed. The artist himself, Baron Marochetti, was in Aberdeen on Friday for the purpose of taking part in the ceremony of the uncovering of the statue, sad he was not there to-day. It is quite tree the fact was announced to her Majesty that the day of inaugura tion was fixed ; and then it was that she expressed, through General Grey, to the Lord Provost of Aberdeen, her wish to be present. The language in which her Majesty intimated that wish is at once so appropriate and so touching that it is impas sible not to feel it was the sentiment of her own heart that dictated the letter which conveyed her desire on the sub ject. It was the prompt and spontaneous energy of the Queen that gave the present oere. monial all its interest, for it necessarily kindled its the breasts of all her subjects a hope that it might be only the first renewal of those associations be tween sovereign and people which led to such happy results in the poet. Her Majesty, it is true, was present at the marriage of the Prince of Wales, but rather in the capacity of the mother than of the Queen, and even then in a very private way. At the great inauguration of the Albert Memorial is the Horticultural Gardens she was not present at all, although previously and subsequently to the public ceremony she took a private view of the statue. Noe is it to be wondered at that she should have paid Aberdeen the distinguished compliment of making her first public appearance there, consider ing that it is the capital of the county in which the husband to whose memory she is so devoted Famed some of the " happiest" portion of his life. Salmoral must ever be reflected in the mind of her Majesty as " a pensive though a happy place;" and no doubt, as she intimates herself, it was with something of the same mingled feeling that she came forward to-day to take part in •" to her distressing and yet a gratifying ceremony." What were well understood to be the wishes of her Majesty left little opportunity to Mr. Ander son, the lord provost of Aberdeen, or the labs,- bitants for display of any kind. Through out the city there was an entire absence of those signs which are the unvarying precursors of any public spectacle or ceremony. There were scarcely any flags, no festooning, no music, no decoration of any kind, and, with the exception of the platform in front of the Northern Club, from which the Queen was to witness the uncovering of the statue, the platform on the opposite side, from which 500 spectators who chose to pay ss. for a seat could also view both the statue and the Queen, and some barriers erected along the line of procession, there was absolutely nothing to indicate that anything beyond the ordinary routine of daily life in Aberdeen was about to take place in its streets. The throng of people, the closing of the shops, and the large number of military in the streets alono announced that something unusual was about to take place. It bas been already intimated that the weather was unfa vourable, but this form of expression does not even approximate to the truth. From ten o'clock till three there was an unceasing down-pour of rain, which might well have damped the ardour of any sight-loving crowd, but which seemed not to have the smallest effect on the spirits of the people of Aberdeen. The line of procession extended from the railway station to the western end of Union street, through Guild-street, Regent-quay, Marie chal-street, C44le-street, and the greater part of Union-street, and throughout the whole distance not only were the windows full, the streets lined nine and ten deep with spectators, but the yardarms and rigging of the vessels in the harbour, and in some instances the very house-tops, were stuck with adventurous and rain-despising acrobats. Whether regarded as a proof of loyalty or of mere curiosity, the fortitude with which young and • old, male and female, stood five hours of peppering rain would have been sublime if in numerous instances it did not afford ample opportunity for indulging the sense of the ludicrous, which Lord Naive'', in his recent address to the Social Science Association, is of opinion ought to receive every encouragement. The line of procession was kept by the Aberdeen depot bat-' talion, under the command of Colonel G or d on , C. 8., the Aberdeen Artillery and Rine Volunteers,' under the command of Colonel Gordon, of Fyne, and Colonel Erskine, the N a v a l R eserve : and Cosa- Guard, under the command of Captain Balfour, of her Majesty's ship Winchester, detachments of the' Highland regiments brought from Edinburgh, Stirling, and Perth, the 3rd Rimier', under Captain Bell, and the polies of the city and county. The military force was under the command of General Walker. At half-past 11 o'clock thou persons who were to form part of the procession assembled in the Town-buss, and as soon as the arrangements were completed they proceeded in 20 carriages to the station, where her Majesty's arrival was expected about one o'clock. The following are the names of some of those who formed the procession : _ _ _ The Duke of Richmond. the Lord Provost sad magis. trees. the Earl of Abordsoa, Lord &noun. Sir J. D. H. Elphiasecems, air Alexander Beenoraran, Bari., Lewd Berea*. Mr. Thorsen, of Basolsory ; Wesel Fawn, of Castle Freese; Colonel Fraser, younger. of Cutle Pram; Mr. Lolls, of Warthill. M.P. ; Mr. Irvine, of Drum, ems. your of the aunty ; Wood Farqabanoo, of lararcaald ; Sheriff Davidson. John Webster, Fag., and several of the railway &mews sad Wields. ?Mum Mart* Prsisffer Minitrau, Pr0f...., Odd., Plaimar Misr, Brokaw Baia, Protium Braise. Elm Dr. W. H. Pk* Dr. L. sour, Dr. Patrick Davidsoa. Dr. ILOCITOND, Dr. W. Pixie. mirror ; Dr. Math" Dr. Swam, Dr. Horny, Dr. Die., Mr. Smith, city arehitset ; Mr. Beveridge, exaveser of the trades ; Mr. Tharaaaa, sad Mr. Mad. About half an hour before the arrival al tb. Queaa and royal party from Balmoral, Prince Alfred arrived ham Zdialsergh. At tea aims*. past one the express train conveying the royal [Stamped, id. Additional.] party from Aboyne entered the station, where they were received by she Duke of Richmond, the Earl of Aberdeen, the Lord Provost and magistrates, Lord &holm, Lord Barcaple, Sir J. Elphinstone, Sir A. Bannerman, Colonel Fraser, Colonel Fraser, jun., Mr. Leslie, M.P. dm. Her Majesty and the members of the royal family, Lord C. Fitzroy, Major-General Hood, the Hon. C. Phipps, and the other attendants on the royal party having entered the carriages, which were ready for their recep tion, the procession passed along the route indi cated amidst the silent, but respectful, demonstra tions of the people, in the following order : Body al Petite. Detachatest of Cavalry. The Convener sad Muter of Hospital ot the Incorporated Trades. The Priscipsi sad the Primes ed the Usivicady of AMON& The faytect Hie OTIIOI the Dian lir Cosmos, sea at the Count/, sad the Oemesittoe al Balascitece to the Reasorial. Thawed Peeve* Asd wirsies, sad TIMM Oo& The Snits in At t.l oa her Majesty sad Royal Family. Ledy Augusta Dram Re stess&see as the POING). 001111 tin HolaiM4 Menclim as gate am re= 11 " - e'Lletbt'it=rs. Wd ! Tie Prisms Aldred, Arthur, sod . Lady Clinreidir no ?MOM . kakis- Tbh Pelee's. L. The i..iowa Piing's of Presets. Tb.Pii.a Louis of Rama Tb. hissing Louis of Has. Tits Crowe Prisms of Prussia. THE QUEEN. Oresky Ewa► The Queen and the royal Fart,. having been set down at the entrance to the Northern Club, the rooms of which were placed at her Majesty's dis posal, they proceeded to the billiard room, which was fitted up with due regard to the comfort and eoavenienee of the august visitors, and from which an excellent view could be got of the statue. Here the Lord Provost, who was accompanied by the magistrates of the town, and by Mr. Ants, town clerk, formally handed the following address to the Queen, which, however, was not read, a copy of it having been previously submitted to her Majesty's inspection at P.alinoraL TO THE Qum'''. MOOT Etcmum. MM YT. The bumble address of her Majesty's loyal sad dutiful 'abject*, th e contributory to the minim la Aberdeen of *Memorial Statue of hie Royal Meurer the Prince- Vonscrt. —.— May it plasm your Majesty,—We, your Majesty's most loyal and dutiful 'objects, the motribertoes to the IMMO§ in Aberdese of a Mermitial Stators of his Royal Nightie.' the Primo Goescrt. humbly beg leave to approach your Majesty with the imprison of oar devoted atteoluneet to your Majesty's meson and government. We are ambledbt, day to bring oompLaion the work which ws undertook is somowiag mad grateful remembeanes of that illestrioas Priam wises removal by the inscrutable ad! of Previsions we, I. ma- IWO with all your Majesty's sabjecte.cm meet male tc de. plore. No rial Decoses7 to presume the lame of me who adm the Idgbilst statloe of the Lad by the nr:display eff ishaseMil sod regal grestnese, s t the purest sad wet eshglalsold seal for the public mod ; whose maser, is wend throegheat the wand, aa that of few primes has emir beep ; aad whose example will ever be cherished u a most precious inheri tors:o by thia great salon. Yet, is this part of the Gaited Itiegekam which was boneemd by the &Meal manes of the illustrious Priam and in this city, which a few mars ago was signally favoured * the es erMas of his great talents as readmit of the British Association for the Adimeerneet of &isms, as earnest Maim pomaded all ranks to give psneseent uprar aim to the meloned reverence ad affection he Lad in spired. lies inadequate for such a purpose the memesiel we have emoted most be, we ourselves moat deeply feel. Bat that your Majesty should have oe this occasion gra ciously mate forth to receive th rogi umblic homage of Tzar loyal end as • grouted of thaakf ahem ; V i 'visw w iri e g it es a purest that your Majesty approves the humble' but steam tribute of our sorrow, we shall ever be grateful for the medics which your Majesty has made to afford us this proof. That Almighty Ood, the source of all strengtk, may comfort your Majesty's heart, prospering all your Majosty's designs and efforts for your people's good ; that if, may bestow his °bosoms favours on your royal offspring, and cautious to Maur devoted subjects for roomy years the blessings of your jesty's Mo, is our earnest and constant prayer. —la Name of the Contributor., ALL Axon'slon, Load Provost at Aberdeen, Chairmoo of tim Conamista• of Coatribubra Abordass, Oct. 13, 1863. _ _ The following reply was handed to the Lord Provost on the part of her Majesty : Your loyal mad alfectiosate addrees kas deeply touched roe. sod I thank you for st from my heart. It was with feel. lap that I fail in seeking worsts to exams that I determined to attired here to-day to witeess the IRS of CM mate which will record to future times the tovssod reaped of the people of this opacity mad city for my great and beloved husband. Bat I could sot niooemle it to rsysf to remain at Balmoral while such a tribute was bate paid to his memory without mating se 01111111106 to mare you pervorially of the deep and heartfelt sense I arterials of your kiedsees sad affection ; and at the same time proclaim in public the ssimusded menace and admiration, and the devoted lore *milli my heart for him whose lose must throw a lasting gloms over all my future life. Neves ens I forget the air =matinee to which you so feelingly alluded —that it was in this city be delivered his remarkable address to the British Amociation a very few years ago ; and that in this oouuty we had for so many years been ir. the habit of spending some of the happiest days of our lives. Sir G. Grey then intimated the desire of her Majesty to confer on the Lord Provost the honour of knighthood. The Lord Provost having bent his knee her Majesty applied to his shoulder that magic touch whereby the Lord Provost was at once converted from plain Alexander Anderson into Sir Alexander Anderson, Knight. It was supposed that her Majesty would not, in consequence of the rein, come upon the platform, which was erected on a level with the club windows for the purpose of enabling her to have a better view of the statue when uncovered ; but Sir G. Grey and General Hood having Dome on the platform with umbrellas for the use of the Queen, lc., the Queen aud the members of the royal family soon followed. Her Majesty stood forward near the edge of the platform, in deep mourning dress, having on her right the Crown Princess of Prussia, who held an umbrella over the Queen, and the Princess Louise; on her left the Princess Louis of Reese and the Princess Helena. A little behind the Princess Helena stood Prince Alfred, Prince Louis of Hesse, Prince Leopold, Prince Arthur, and the Crown Prince of Prussia, who occupied the extreme left of the royal group, all of them dressed in the royal Stuart Highland costume. Prince William of Hesse, who stood behind his brother alone amongst the melee, wore • plain dress, with a star ou the breast. It was a truly touching and • trying scene to be hold the mourning widow surrounded by so many of her children, thus awaiting the uncovering of the cote and pulseless representative of her husband and their father. It was impossible to remain un moved in the presence of such a, group, and the Queen's countenance symbolised the most painful emotions. Most injudiciously as it struck me, in common with hundreds of others, the Very Rev. Dr. Campbell, the priucipal of the university, recited a prayer, which, though heard by few, occupied from eight to ten minutes in the delivery, and which if given would occupy nearly a half column of a newspaper. Apart from the consideration of the rain, which was falling fast, every one felt that the Queen ought not to have been kept so long in her distressing position, and if I mistake uot, her Majesty's countenance indicated a similar feeling. The prayer over, the statue, which was hitherto hid from sight by one of the royal flags from the Winchester, was exposed to view, the flag having been removed in the usual way and lifted on a pole, from which it afterwards floated. This was the most trying moment of all to the Queen. I fully expected that under this severe ordeal the woman's feelings would have got the upperhand, aud that • painful scene would have ensued. There was nothing more, however, than • long, anxious, and intent gaze upon the familiar features represented on the bronze, and an occasional ammement of the lips, as if the Queen was com muning with herself, or engaged in mental prayer. Having dwelt on the statue fer a considerable time [TWOPENCE from one point of view, she walked a little to the right and surveyed it from another—a respectful and reverential silence being maintained through out. Her Ma' orty then bowed to the people, and enetwed the club, where she partook of some re freshment. The statue reached Aberdeen on Wednesday of last week,and Las since been placed on its pedestal. The site is at the west end of Union-bridge, at the I *Diner of Union-terrace, the wooded bank that I slopes toward the Denburn forming its immediate background. The pedestal of the statue animists of *plinth of grey dressed granite ; its size is ten feet by eight feet and a half, and about a foot in depth. Above this is a moulded base of red polished granite. The die, also of red granite polished, is Ifive feet eight inches by four feet two inches ; and four feet two inches in height. Over the die there is a mops of red polished granite, and both cope endless are relieved by bronze bands and scrolls The seethe itself represents the Prince suited, wearing the cloak of the order of the Thistle over a field-ntanharsundlersa, with a scroll representin gg the address delivered by him to the In • is his left band, and a field bar ht. kia. a rt ri at the slMb kW* pedsetal 14 feet 6 inches. On the frost of the die these is the simple inscription, "Albert." The likeness to Prince Albert is extremely good. The face is rather too delicate for that of the deceased Prim*, at least in his latter yam, though it might represent him with perfect accensey in is early and youthful days. Messrs. ll‘Donald, Yield, and Co., of the Aberdeen Granite Works, executed the pedestal ; Menem John Fraser and Son, builders, laid the foundation ; and the attire arrangements were under the management of Mr. Smith, City architect. When the ()Meg trim prepared to return, Major- General Hood maw teeth* portico of the club and inquired tif Gars& %Awe .whether he had got a band, as it wet the wish of the Queen that the drums should butt and the bugles sound. General Walkereidisd if her Majesty wished to have " God save the Queen" played. General Hood d " Whatever is usual when the Queen retires." Orders were immediately issued to have the "roll" beat, and accordingly as her Majesty returned the sounds of the pibroch, the bugle, and the drum, were heard along the line. As there was no regi mental brass band, "God save the Queen" was net played. Perhaps those who are disposed to draw conclusions from slight incidents may assume that this order, which issued directly front her Majesty, is an indhotiou of her disposition to appear more frequently in public in future. I merely give the fact, and there I leave it. The royal party, with the exception of Prince Alfred, who returned to Edinburgh by the 4.15 train, left the station shortly after 3 o'clock, and proceeded by special train to Aboyne, and thence by carriage to Balmoral The rain now somewhat abated, the people began to circulate freely in the streets--the great point of attraction being the statue, now fully exposed to view—and to discuss the incidents of 'tie Queen's visit to Aberdeen, which is not likely to be won forgotten by the inhabitants of the " granite city. THE SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION. =Drumm, Wanmciar to" To-day the ecumuittees of the various departments lest M Mbek respestive teems. The pried* business Mem* beim the wartime tranierittem wee the mettles of the reports be be presented et the The Hon. Jodie Lose e fterLde all" 2:fed lia tia "On Tiede sod latereationel LW' before a large ameteldetra is therms Chola Amen* SAL The Causal mesties eve held is the Webers' Upper Weary ; slier whke, The concladiteg media, toe phis, in the Free Church Hell. Mr. Hamiap nod the reports et the Cowed end Departments. Lord Brougham and Priem Alfred were present. THE LATE RAILWAY DISASYIi IN SPAIN. I I The Spanish government has received some details of the disaatrous consequenoes of the falling is of the bridge of Ambert, opposite Dostalrieh. It appears that of the twenty corpses eight were women, two railway sermeta, four men io jackets, dee little boys, ►nd D. &main Ilona, who was engaged in the working of the mimes of El Velerauso. The wounded, eleven in number, are lying at Hoetalrich. There were twentyaiz paganism who ware not hart. The annual ceremony of conferring degrees and dlstributioo of prisms in 'omission with the Qama's Col leges, Ireland, took pleas oe Tuesday, I. the lare levy, Dahlia Guile, in the pressmen of his Excellency the Leed•Lieateoaat a the Laid Chancellor, ..d • nvimereue assemblage of visitors. The Lord Chaamdlar, seller of the University, presided. Tits KASTRQUARIL—An order was lately iaaned by the Chief Commieeiosier of the Iletropolitea Polite, directing the supenoteodente of each division to make a report of what their mem on deity on the morning of the 6th met. saw or heard of the earthquake, if myth's,. The reports differ curioualy —many of the coastethles believing that they heard aod felt the earthquake—others stating that they *Weed nothing of ao unusual character. PLYMOUTH AND BARNSTAPLE ELECTIONL The writ for the elective of a member to serve is parliament for the borough of Plymouth, in the room of Robert P. Collier, who hes accepted the °Moe of her Majesty's Solicitor- Osmond, arrived os Tuesday, sal wee reed im des form in the principal streets by the town crier. The Machos is to take place after threw clear days have expired, and is conse quently fixed tar daharday next, at the GISIMMU, the pro ceedings to commences at 10 am. There will be se oppo sition t Ik. re-slection of Mr. Collier.—The writ for the election of a ressaber for the borough of Bare tapla recant by the death of George Potte, arrived in that sews also Os Tuesday. sod wee publicly proclaimed. TIN writ di rec t s the elastics to be proceeded with after an interval of three clear day% sad therefore the naninaticei day will not ,be before Satsidsy mixt. The popular estimate of the • I chalices of tb• two awl Rates. Mr. 13em ridge and Mr. Lloyd, remiss ma it did.—Western Morning News. MALTON MICHAELMAS SHEEP FATS, TOIDIDAY..-- Th• groat aonual fair for ,beep wae bald here today, sad probably larger show sever before bon g`it together hem The fair wee attended by many noted Lowden from varioes parts of the country, who picked op awns of Om choicest per of ewes and simmers. TM farms of the asenty were well represented. and gesemlly • attend ants wee reemakally good. As a rale prier ran very high. but the show being far greater thee was eaticapaied, sellers meetly had to rinecode a pant —say 5a per head in favour of boyars Mu neesesity of °meaning the ample stores of fodder owed a great demand to saes, and purchasers, pee lbably, were never more summons than to-dar. Neverthe less, there were a good number of sheep unsold at sight. Trade may be quoted at the following prices :—The great bulk shown were Leicenters. Ewes of prime milky and wool sold remarkably well, prices from 21. 10e. to 34 10.. being obtained. Two arid three shear, half-fat "nether*. for tar nipping, brought 21. to 31. per bead, with a ready ode. Claimer sad wither bogs ware in demand at from V. to 2'. 10s. p.r Mad, and lambs were veld at front 14 10.. to 21. bee per bead. Madam sheep and emu-breeds were not extensively shown ; lambs sold from 11, hate IL two ' and three shear sheep, 14 10/. to 21. 10e. per heed. The moor sheep were also a limited show, tied prima ranged with quality and age Teem 18.. to 11. 15e. per heed. Theis were several luta of rano (Leicester+) left over from yes many of which sold at good rates, for mom breed. Mg. In Southelom sheep little or nothing was dom. There were several lots of Irish beast. sad polled Boehm remaining from Monday, wLich, having ontatood the market. oily went off slowly at a conaiderable fall. There were also remnants of the droves of Scotch and Welch posies. which contitmed to sell wall. Ou the whole, the fairs tine year have been the best for $ long period, the low once of men and the abandast fodder tending to keep up both prices sod deemed. _ _ WEVRILI. F,ut , Ocr. 14.—This fair resumed this meiving for the fourth time, and when the entrance sates dividiog the ►op TO-I 1 want thrown open thin great hop mart immediately beams a MCISIM of busy tormoil. throwers bald out foe improved rater, and ■psculaton refrAined from eillwasdag, sod Noises wen with egoista of brewer,, &c. Fareham hops were in active demand, awl made bisheet prior. Worcester, meet n good iwluiry, and before the fair arse adjourned a large bulk of hope was transferred from UM factor to the mare►asta. tic. Prices were For Farn ham*. from 71. to 101, par cwt. ; Mid and East Kest% W. to 71. 10..; Worcester., U. 12s. to 71. 10s. per ditto; Kent Weak* Si. to 81.10 s. ; and Samna hops. 51. to W. per cwt.; forage sample*, 01l hops. aid canary growths, 21. lh. to 5/. per cwt. The fair will re-ogre to•swrrow. 1a the cheese fair business is salts. ..... ,