The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-09 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER . 1) tit k 2 .1 3 ,113 rt%% = alidX2l No. 5,356.) nALCUTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hoz) NJ and Msdrat.--STRAII COMMUNICATION hawses IDie. DON sad INDIA by the magnificent Meet of Steamers beheming to the Last ladia sod Loudon Shipping Compaq (United). The wil-known clipper ansillary stemoillip GOLDRN IrLUCZ, 2.706 bum 360-bove power, G. E, BIRD, Commander, now loading In the Vlo.oria (London) Docks, will leave on the Itth October, embarking paseengers at and leaving Gravesend on the 10th October. for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras. TMs magnificent thin, built expressly for the India trade, has been thoroughly refitted, hoe fireigate aooonwoodatleo tor passengers, and will carry an expariancted stufiecut : also a stewardess. The avenge ;omega of them steamers has been 70 days to Madre*, some of thin maids( the shortest passages on record. The line will be coat:blued au the 20th of each succeeding month, with the strictest punctuality, by one of this Cornsnya fleet of auxiliary screw dean ship& la, freight or posse= apply to Grindlay and Co., 65, Parts. assatottreet, S.W. . the brokers, Alfred Mott and Co., MO, Isideakallatrest, EC.: or at the °Mom of the Company, 9, Mincing-lane, Imidon, EC.: when also applicitloas ter sp. polatments as midshipmen in this service should be made. RICHARD DRZW, Mervdm7. FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO NEW TORE TRE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA STRAILSHIP COMPANY nand do patching theft MI-powered Clyde.bullt Iron Screw Feseas-ahra, tarrying the l'uttM State' rafts, FROM LIVERPOOL FOE KEW YORE. ETNA, Wednesday. Oct. 14. CITY OF CORK. Ssturday, Oct 17. EDINBURGH. Wednesday. Oct. 24. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Oct. r& AM every Wednesday. and racy Monate Seterra. Cara parage by the rail 140101111 Mira worry W 7 sad 11 neat aceorrag to the aseeramderfar n = • trand.ng all provisions cora& ii =a l l lcrr Ceara. the United State', sad Erltha Colrabl► booked rrnmapantageous terint—For further pertralsra agpdy INMAN U. Wateretreet, Liverpool; er to MYER sad MACEY, el, E6g Wrararasit Qty. ROTTERDAM sad the !MINK—TRICE s wuz. —The BATAVIA:I, Owe W. lIMME. froth the British foreignthathwbatf, Wepplwa thief Bandy, at 11 am. larva L! ft, L 1 161., and Ifs. K : MM., MI ea. end Z 1 ea 3d. Tb• aerowthothear IYII= froth al the Tower every Tbareday rennin tarty. Fares. .111 and Al lora—Toe through fares refer to the orbited monthly time lma.Appob catepuirs Untying Oath W.. or to PHIL. 411.11 M, sad PHILLIPPII, 11, Boodthae. &C. BRl3llll.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns eke, sod Cestaid Gerosay, rilitY THURSDAY. the Worth Gerona Lloyd's splendid siona en tiCHWALBI 001r j a . 0A at YOWL. tram Icited7doon, at 11 am.. eras. Pits ter It Tarte to Bream: th old LI : tiers tro[Mi, sad 61 1113.—Aegii el CAAPLI/111 Wren& Mee. Ressatairvas. W.: se to 1111 1 - 1 - 1 1111. GALVA". ad PHILLIPTS. 11, Iteolleoe. KC. LONDON and LANCASHIRE INSURANCE 00101,141111 Fire Capital £1.000.000-14te Capital 0100.000. Leedoo-73 and 74, Wlniarn-street, LC. Liergrool—Brown' Urbane. With Wags and Foreign Franc and Agendea co• Dar, cauluum—r. W. Auras% DR., M.P. (Chides= of the National Dlecoana Company.) lire : *Mr. Aid. Dakin Moms. Datin Brut) : : J. H. MaMtenzia, Esq., Orealiam.hoons, Old Broadalreet. E. P. Alderson, Pact 'Neon. Kamm Tritton, and Co.) Abel Chapman, hag., 79, Old Broad-eirset. C. B. Colchester. eq. (Mows Coiehasten and Moaner.) J.H. Bayard! De OsAro, Esq. (Mama Carruthers, De Castro, and Co., Manchester and London.) Mr. Alderman Hale (Neon. WRITES B. Hale and Soot) .Cluzise Joyce. Esq. : Messrs. Charles Joyce and Co.) • John Guam= innuell, Esq., hi, Moorgatoutreet. Lightly Simpson, Bel Redforduquare. Thomas Modsoese, POI., Merchant • Director of Flee Company only. LIVERPOOL. CHLIRILIII—PRIReIt Braun, Faq. (Mews. Hirsh, Braun, and Co.) DEPOTT.CRAMLUI—Stephen Barker Onion, laq. (hinders. Onion and Co.) D . N. Boren, Esq (Masora Manning and Co.) D. N. Oimmeopnin. Gunuacoputo and Cochliani.) Daniel honk lay. Meson. Phelps, James, sod Co.) Diann Kasiall, }Ay. Messrs. Kendall Bentham) John Edward Win tor, Esq. Inmensie against kr by are on every deoniptton of po plin& beak NI Mame mad Arad. at tooderste rates. Ilmarfs9ps at "Owed rase& li s b a =iss onsiolimpolik• Moo sin poodust totiorolopt rooldoneo lorkeliloro of Ws rondo& m at ; ro.. prerokna. or SD per cell, at dr mete divtdod sow for •hoillen. weok poorpolos. allowed to bo sadists and saw Introducing bud /I. P. CLIIIII9IIII. Omni Ilooopr._ (Incorporated by " Lagos. BANK of Al loyal Order, 111111, No. lielVe• 12. UHL The Court of Director; 111:LEBTOITilifOTICK that • MALT TIMMY DIVIDEND at Its • sham, IV the rate of Na per cent. per imam on the Old Share of the= i Moo. amounting to Settee°, sod also • NIA as teterest, of gra a slum. melting together SI Ns • there, or at the rate of Is per cent per annum, will be PAIDIe the Peeert etors tree of Income tat, at this otece. on and alter TUMMY, the 13th October next, between the hears of 10 and Ileduct. The Treader Books of the Old Shares will le Mad on the !Ist inatent, and continues° until the Dividend end Boras blear payable.—By order of the Court, WILLIAM NITILIIIII, See fiery. The 'Master Books of the New Ames will rentals open well Monday, then:Of/Mabee, but will be closed from that dole until Monday, the tut November, when the ..toad Meleaminst wilt be payable. STAR sad GARTER HOTEL COMPANY (Limited). The Right Hon. Me Lord BLIT Chairmem The Hon GAI.I) CIISTSITND DE TA begista s -Chairman. In reply to numerous ingairise, the Dtronce so Company teal it ri ght to caste that the Company la in no way with the Itichm ,, ud.hill Hotel Canspany (Malted).;Crag at the capital it the Star sod Garter Gamow le mbeeribed, sad tin honoree of the star and Garter HoteL eitasted wa the gam ma et Richtorod.hlll, and now Glided me by Mr. 191 a, will abortly be mitered upon by the Cemy, end the addition, and laapromments deelg Hews. R. M as hy the malted, will be commenced by Lneai Brothers, the andrectoro bamedlately.—By crier. AUGUSTUS BROWNS. may. lYa, Great Georgastreet, Weetioimer, Kb Oct., MIL TaIBRMI3H HOTEL, 83, Jeresyn-street. ltaidike and Goatmam ems be secesamodstal otat Apartments sad Bedrooms In this Mitablistunent amiarets eberim.—THOMAil DAWS (treat Ilimpsoe's. IM. BUNNY Pro maim Lamm provided he Nue sad small parties. S•II 0 B.—L E A and PERRIN 8' WORCI9IIIRBHIRE SAM& Tbla dellsions cesdnesot, prameencadi ainc esaas s banars MI ONLY 000 D BAII " prepared ankay by LL sad The public are raspeottally cannoned asthma wortidass band- Skew and atsould sea that lea snd Parries' =MS woos wrapper, label, bottle, and Mapper. MI 11.11 snd maim BAUM Bold windmill sad for export by the Proporders. Worcester Messrs. Mat sad ILLAMCIVILL; Mama, ILCLABA Y sire SONS. London, &c.. no. ; and by grocers sad semen anivenany E P P s's C 0 C 0 A, Ms THAGRANT. ortants. INVIGORATING BRRALTAST EZVERAGL Originated specially for the use of those under *lsomceopatbic treatment St ha* through its agreeabieneas became puerility accepted. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE to any PART of the 111CODOIL Deswisp-room ettfteele e no4see LIS 0 0 Notetpreem adieu, c Bean ashes, complete! Wartsehei OM claw P. sad S. BEYII7II. 14a, 0 dordetrest. Illustrated catalogues grans madden free co additcatlea. T C. and J. Trim, original manufacturers . (la loalood) of PAWN= CANDLIS, to about Ye arks sledid (INS) los less wreak& sad ONO casaba Nos= tor Naboty's bovansossa kr rat the latlltary Amami Thom oodles ova I. Maimed at an doodlers sad pooera la Ike Mated Kiwi ere. Prior is. Sd. par posed ; abo lfail a sele. load VOW Service Soo rabbis, Id. sad 41. TM palls sin esaUcasd to ses MM Nears bad le ea Ike past. is boos. Wbolesale sad, mad kr sakertslia— Vapor loatiods, Loades. S. VOTHING IMPOSSIBLZ.—The grediat and AA oast eseful to sttles of the &m 4, AQUA ANA , Nr 3 4.— Awls. JOHN 0013NILL sod oe, Mee ilmesterl, lonleard• drape, Leodee, perfumes to her Itehetly, respeeltoily eller le the Ode truly sersikes Reid. rabalw the rittem stellar hee—oe esetterst wise age. The Agee Aensella hos ease el the propeetise of dyes: It, se the whinier, is hatellehtl I. the Estee, awl whew the heir Is awe Teetered ate embastleet per esses will Imp H `gist ember. Pries t 1 la per beetle, or to half heals. lea •6.—Jdom ai=sa t Ce. hare beat appeloted petleattre tailitl the Primer et Mika DiLOOLDING BIRD on OALVAIIIC BANDS sad NZLIK—In oertifylag to the tumidly et PULVIIII 11ACHErfl PATYNT GALVANIC CHAR( BANDS. BELTS. Le. I late erehwat physician relined Uncut, 1011) sadadvaly to the Miele:icy of the mild, °asthma& voltaic talltaild• ee = Ddle produced by these flexible batteries. Ilion of to grtnriple to those offered for 15e. eisserbere, oaly 4411. ; but read olta.Flectrin Belt*, ac., now greatly Improved. from fe. to Its, the of of which cau be gratallonsly tested, Combined Voltaic Bands, for restoring 'throated Mtal angry. IS. to Os. Magectms gratis, mm4'lllll'6 aamareles eaten reports el carat in rheumatic, nesnagle, sad Pat! Palo". paralylm sperm, Indigestion. annatapollon. noaging„ general detflgL. P y gr. I. ULVIIISIACESIL mono., 7s, OffertSolsook London. TOZWPS 00PABINN 11301, somadully Wel la Ow Pane ma Lark= mem tie lair* of C•11100r, Masud. Lies, Rai twee Cleft (1••••1. A Nov., UM, Wade •as hi a amour at %OP. dam la roma or tirade St par MC. Jemaes. elesubt. 410, ILISWO ol.bstaieldma4 Royal, ALHAMBRA PALACE. THE 0110 ST, new version—The Fair 7 Fountain —Grand Divertlaseasent—Favourite Opera Selection—Nicosia, the emi nent Violinist—Raphael de *Ma, the Infant Tenor—Leonia,. the great Indian Juggler, EVERY IVENINO.—Doors open at seven, commence at hall-past. THE OXFOR D. - EVERY EVENING SELECTIONS from the new and most popular OPERAS by the Company, with full Band and Chorus, conducted by Yr. . JONGIISIA NS. Comedy by Craworth, Eugene, W. Randall, George Hodson, and the marvellous Artbar end Eertrand. Ad mission, area, 6d. Malls and balcony, la ; priests boxes, 10a 6d. TTHE GHOST ILLUSION, by permission of HENRY DIRCICA, Iteq.—ProtintorV . : N ade.ptatton of the above le exhibited, with various pk. effects sad Im provements, by Mr. A. Minster, EVERY ING, at Un veil, 9, at the CANTZABIJAY-ILALL, Weitembiatee-read, S. THE ANGLO-AUSTRIAN BANK. To be constituted with flatted liability, Under a ooncesslon from his I.pe rtal Majesty the Imperor of Aus tria . Dated sth October, DM. Capital, /2,000.000, or 20,000,000 Florins. To be divided into 100,000 Scrip Oertlficates of LSO or 200 floras each, upon which t 2 is to be paid on application and £2 upon allotment, and a call of A 2 within one month after allot ment. These Certificates to be exchanged hereafter for shares to baster of £2O or ISO each, u ensued with the Austrian Government, u hereinafter stated. In such exchange one certi ficate will represent one 420 abate with paid thereon, or nu certificates will represent two £5O shares with FM paid thereat. Ir 2401#11111IPM.::e7ra•-114TMOZIMmideat t I ciao mosoind at of the Austrian Budatirstle. Somereet A. Beaumont, Km., IL P., London. Baron Zumaiet (Healkateln and Co.), hanker, Vienna. 0. G. GI" lea. M.P., hanker, Loudon. Coast East= Etnaky. Member of the Austrian Belehmath. Chasing Klein. Esq., hidden% of the Chamber of Commerce, Vim& Akaalaer Sobittter. I. (A. and C. BehrOder:, Trieste. Bans Tints. Member of Use Anstrtan Iteicharath. & Wintersteln, Member of the Austrian Balelmath. Count Edmond , Vienne Rreatdent of the Vindibona and Anker Insurance ). Adallsert Pinner, Cm., merchant. Vienna. Al g eeur c ,ll.e;ll7;;ai;tlo7. - Berlla—meean. Mendelmobn and Co. Frankfort (AM.—Messrs. Granellua and Co. Munich —Merry. Robert de Fnaltrit and Co. Parls—Mena. Mallet Frame and Co. Trteete—ifesers. A. and C. Schrader. BAN[IIIIII LID MAMA& Aitaarra O DAMOn—Mmers. Glyn, Mil* and 00., V, Lorakerdntrent, LC. sotauruall. Megan Bacchant, Dallympla Drake, and Ward , 46, Parliament. *rest. Wei ntlanter, S.R. Iliton•a--Georpe B. Samoan Rrq., 118, Throtmortenntrest, LC. OSFIRAL. Masao= M Larten—Yeanda Breuer, req. (lately with Yenta reeding sad Otlichen). Orrier.s. Vienna : 5, 'hamburger Game. London: 10, Diretlln.lane. Lombard-atm* S.C. p):tosyrerys. The Company fs formed under adii;et concession granted by the imperial Oneernment, for the pnrpoae of promoting and ex tending commercial and financial relations between Austria and EnglaniL !hese relations are daily Increasing In importance wider the influence of the ameliorated political and Amid 'plena which hag been definitively adopted by the Austrian adminis tration and legislature. The Company will carry on the ordinary budnesa of a Bank of D-posit. Discount.. and &theme and all operations emnected with banking transactions and Financial Agency. The bead I office will be In Vienna, with branches at Trieste, Prague, Brum!, 1111.1othertowns In the Austrian Expire In which It may be found profitable from time to time to form establishments. La England the Interests of the Dank will he represented, and the boslnCY COMiUCteli, by the English members of the Braid. Messrs. Glyn. Mille, and Co. being the financial agents and bankers of the Company. The Directors point with satisfaction to their leering secured the services of Mr. Francis Breuer as their London manager. Kr. Breuer's experlenee.nf German commercial and Anemia hualimas—acwilred during ES years' service with the Arm of Messrs. FrOhling and ithechen—pecullarly genalty hiss ter the eMcient performance of the important ditties to which he ha Leen appointed. The conc,don has been obtained by the Directors, and made over by than to the Company, without consideration or other charge than the preliroinary . expenyaL !Web will be limited to the ifisbursenienia made, a n d are of aall amount. The Company has not been brought forward nail by careful negotiation it lele bw martaned the Ifs lorneetion is desired by the MUMS& Executive and that MOM the grant of a direct ooncesalo* the ,erhil (101 -Igallaella will be prepared to open en account-earned with the Medallic* al the Beale and to ample) the broaches of the latitutthe in • variety of ways, in facilitating the ramie eollsetinne and other overtakes of the government, not evedooldart the importance of the mesaires which are being cansewaßy directed to the wimples reestablish ment of the paper anew, upon the soundest heels. As some ev ldes the ntastaraory matt of the negotiations which have takes pm. the Directors are authorised to in,crt to this prospects, theioliceriug extracts from a minute delivered to the Cheapen/ by lie threatener St. Yen nem, Minister or 11nalWal at Timentursthre itied me et he prineipal the objects or the estabV " I:te i ral the gem tet mad Aanth. t Avetrlan Bank Is to facili tate operations Aaatrian flemities, end laving regard also to tbs.:lake of the Imperial soveransent to aides far as practicable =0 shunt a closer anion between the financial and com fit of Austria and England than at present ands, the imperial Government intends so far as it should appear to Itself empathic with the success of their financial measures— and with any legal direction which may be specialty prescribed In reference to any particular operatic*. to give to the Beat the lel operations—whether =M ani . oil cgssm,dplitcing of t c o h nd n e or otherwise, as the govern. went my desire to effect on the London market. Government also intends to open au account-current TES AILCILDITES MAXIALLLIAN'S REPLY TO TILE Minces lltrouriog.—The Slide, writing upon this sub plot, expresses ite inability to eadarstasd why le may d the Pens piereale express high approval of the Areldshe Maximiliaa's reply to the Mexican deputation. The Prime dose certainly accept, it admit*, but only on the coalition that be shall be invited to accept the throne, not by a few individuals, bat by the me of the Mexicali pvulatioa. 11 adds :—" But whoa and where will it be a to comult the Mexican people? The valour of the armies of Frame has opened the pies of Me:MN bat is a conatry so little oestrabsed es that ia which the policy of the Frisch goversureet has thought fit to intervene, the capital doe's sot is say way proem the importance of those of European cone. tries. Jame still holds out in the country districts, sad the mem which we are now entering on is not favour able for the military operatics' which ORA alone redone him. ducted oe - sound prinapite. Even were Juarez vanquished, killed, or a prisoner, tie weare few recent changes of more Importance and Man. serious sad honest appeal to universal su ff rage would not Ne remarkable advance which Austria has made during Ih e co , ate , se t h e opt i m i s m w h o an slays to side w years ander the Influence of lts thoroughly revised mith the government seem to tmegim arum of e 'h app il y established b etween t h e Tom m o ur eoe , o . I Maxima monarchy is still far from it. realigatioa, end the nnentatlves of the different orders of the that% I archduke's language throws back that period to. comider. lteiehusth, has removed most of the imps I able distance of time, area admitting that Mexico will Protected Austria from enjoying On I willingly mouse* the republime form of government to 'dal and aiVicatural rewnrcea. B °P" which that country has bear loss socastomed. We are told of the Parliament, the Oevernment that the Mexican republic produced only raga and ' , its vigour upon • used Pak, l o w d ar. ' , ad to apply, in many dins • Who can assure us that th e monarchy . 0 dev o te' ) th e wealth and w ill at aeon appears the ardent passions of that realms navigation has assumed people. somuiteased to all the emotion of public life, asps. "3 In operation has chilly now that the great example given by Yeeersels will 'n nearly 4. 000 in the excite the republken merit ia Memo? The Archduke, it `ten actually - • se eta, districts eraset trite, assounces the 'Mention of founding a constitutionalwee the government based epos order and civilisation. Hew often nd In the lime we men arch inteetthea turned aside. Did not the re- NI state volution in France arrive with its hoods full of promises? 'est I Did not Louie Philippe's government trace out the most at ''. inactive of progesaumai, said promise the beet of repablice ? To what • they lead ! To two revolutions. We do sot doubt the sincerity of the Archduke Maximilian ; and we believe that he Mites nothing hatter than to keep his word • but to see an Austrian prince giving liberty to his grid; mid posetidnkliberal_prisciples, would corteasly be unique spectacle is history. r hat marvel will not, however, be seen so soon as many summer." THE KING or GiuticE.--Mesars. G. Papayanni, Constantine Bally, and A. G. Otunorfopulo have been re quested by the Greeks reddest in Liverpool to present an address to his Majesty George King of the Greeks. The CAPTURE OP THE COFEDERATI &Kamen Jose.- ceremony will take place at Marlborough-house on Saturda This famous blockade breaker has at lest fallen into the morning. "melbas of the Federal blockade. She was captured on the THI NEW MEXICAN EMPIRE.—Mexico has found nod of September, off Wilmington, North Carolina, after an early friend is the Tynemouth Chamber of COAME•IOa a chase of four home, during which the United States At the monthly sleeting of that select body ea Tuesday . rammer Connecticut tired thirty rounds of shell aid solid evening, a resolution in favour of the recognition of the sew empir e. b y our governmen t we, v. arinsurel y carried, o shot. The Juno threw overboard part of her cargo of hope being at the same time expressed that arrange- cotters. She is an ion vessel of upwards of 1,130 tout mute world be made with the Mexican govern. burden, aide wheel, built at Bristol, in this country, and le meat foe the *stomata( of every possible facility omit ton „ ere ,„,__ _ Her engines are mediating and are to British chipping . Determined to take time by about _2. . 200 bde s of the forelock, them c mmercial gentlemen already THll2olllopower. The cargo meets or a happy and prosperous future for Mexico under tat! cotton, three tons of tobacco, soda quantity of turpentine, perial dynasty of the Archduke Maximilian, forgetting end is valued, together with the vessel, at 100,000 dole. The that the coodrtions with which that personage has ASK. Jaw, ed the time of her mown". boned b Bermuda Mated the acceptance of the throne render it very doubtful FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDWIT. —A shocking mei whether even yet lie will wear the proffered .rove, used dent scoured last Tuesday sight our the Great &MINA Rail. certainly show that he is by no meas. ambitious of the home of which he has been eked to become the recipient sus It Wears what we ram hem from the railway Per local topics, the Chamber memo to have been somewhat eeetee" th" " the lot train awls bound Storm dianals, Bowe, the driver, felt a shock, end on arriving et Stories eta lam, but in this emergency, the never-failing dock „who, again tonm d , rip, sad oese l o t. sal- he told the stationmaster that he was afraid that he bad rue over a body. The men of the station west is search monishing the °corporation and burgesses of Tynamouth of ,he eamity of rimming to the River Commission sumach "id ( "ad •m u en the line dead, sod with his head sad true t el of that project, was duly adopted_ completely smashed, as the wheels had named over it. Unfortunately for the Chamber, we fear its counsels will (la " ( Pan" Wulf Inielo it turned out that the poor won was a plumber, as Irishman, of March. No doubt be wee exert very h influence in this direptioa.—Reicraede Meanie*. on his way home down the line to save his fen. COUJEWE IN THE CHANNEL —Tbe Belfast mail FATAL OMNIBUS ACCIDENT AT LIVCRPOOL.—On a. m ., Welt moved et Gmenorh Wednesday „ en i ng . Wednesday eight, as the agesibue which left the Exchange from as extra trip to Belfast, bringing with her the master far the Old SWIM, at half-peat nine o'clock, wea . proceeding and the crew seven all told, of the brigantine Crescent, of 400 6 Lin•vetmet. on the mat side of St. GeorP shall, Mr. Belfast, 161 loos, William Caters, master, which had bass George 011ie-head, the eldest win of Mr. 011erNad, one of in collision with a large email in the morning. sod after. the I""thenes of if,erie Nerosefile Gaggigg. I'4o we, weeds abandoned in n diking state. The Crescent left slang as the,f, ..thet seat Of UN suddenly fall off Troia at two o'clock on the afternoon of Tuesday, booed to the vehi c l e , p itching violently ou his "la. Be was red Cork with • cargo of male. At half-past twelve o'clock IP " "M° mmpoinibli. and conveyed into th e Grapes othl, oa w e d mm u r morning, while proceeding out Channel, but life was already extioct. The head and face of the de stsering S . S . being t h en off the Po i nt of waned, who was about 29 years Mee, preaented • frightful • large inweelbormil ship came upon her, the ship 11P1K 40,1 4 Wag entirely covered wi th blood- The front part s tai n w ith h er e t.. sad ramping away t h e h o t pot , ofthe Mall wee broken in, and be bad evklaitly received tine's bowsprit. figurtheed, anteater, part of stoat, sod ethee severe injuries. The body we, conveyed to the dead foremast. The ship, which was steering N.E. and by N. hone, preparatory inquest . did uot appear to exhibit lights, at leeat those oe beard the DARING F EAT .-- l/ II ruMEMT lam a very daring brigantine could disarm mows. Thank the Crescent was feat was performed by • weeboa• etnrkled le the "de"' considerably disabled end making water, she was kept away lion of the spire of the old chinch at Losawikkiel. Cornwall. across Chases' sad w a s ham to w ith a t n i ne o ' c l oc k In the There is a tradition in the osighbouriseed that abort 100 sassing, &boat um ook s oo t to B e lf as t L out h, by the years ago • workman named Bramble ascended the remand steamer Wolf which was coming out on her pump to Mak a pint of beer on the top et the arm. Seaskes. use Glasgow. The Wolf teak the Crescent in tow, sad pm. of the saes now employed at the Mouth. declared that he aided with kor towards Bleck Bead, bet the weather eahi meld do what Bramble is mid to have dose. K. accord ' Rug heavy, the hawsers broke, sad .. & Ai m aaa a a mg to ugly made the attempt, and etteeseded in relishing the top doss to save the Cermet the en v woe t.ken on th e got of the erase, where be drank his Met of beer in triumph sod to HASBALL as well as the " LANCET " and the latter co waw a Clyde. The O seam et burled thee. pty pot to the _tot. He Men descended to Witswesper, lo th report highly of the mutts of Wakes was Ak ar likely t o = B ,l t o be drive, as h ore by ow the pearl is Wee, and wseemih cheered by the imams* Weiss Wine.. mm .. l Rosin. OmenA t merne . otemmenme . f ,, ereeofthe . treseber , , shortly sitar being _WS- n00at0....-, Noma_ mho hed avesseed be triers the wedermemei seem Deem - lEn. lead by ms. 'tabu Wee meson. "' le ' . ewe " new were leaded et G "el m *" ""d were ounra. 011 BELLING DAT...- mre others, AS NU SEISM likely to leave the same eight far Belfast.—Norsk British TROMIDAT, OCT. B.—Adndedrms es pientat, 2,717 ; ditto Wades& Amoy Z. Law!. sad Co., Worcester. Mail. by se em deem 1,022 ; teal, 3,745. with the Beak." There annnot twiny question as to the proo'ahle nature of the laid Re dr ependres of • banking establishment In Austria, conducted ea sound principles. There art few recent changes of morn importance and Interest then the remarkable advance which Austria has mode during the lest few years miter the lettuce°. of Us thoroughly revised 11 01 R7. The harnionyhaingly established between the imperial Gomm. veer sad the representatives of the differed orders of the Mate, se meembead la the Reichusth, has removed most of the Impa dimwits which formed/ prevented Austria from enjoying the benefits of its vast commercial and agricultural resources. Sup ported by the tree debates of the Parliament, the Government has been enabled to enter wits vigottr ap it i pon a Arai policy foonded upon tree trade views. and to y, In many dine dons, measure.' specially adapted to deve lop the wealth and enterprise of the country. River steam navigation has assumed large proportions. The extent of railways in operation has in creased from 1,700 Englith miles in 1255 to nearly 4,000 to the present year ; and the railway system has been actually com pleted up to a point which leave, few of the leading districts of the empire misapplied Still more Important has been the marked increase In the activity of private trade and In the magnitude of individual enterprise and that this altered state of things is solid and real is suniciently attested by the greet r. saver, of the Austrian finances during the last two years. Under the measures paned in 1842, the eerier Currency is In rapid promos of reform. and since Inns of that year the r eamer on London has Improved from 140 to 1101 n favour of Vienna ; the riot In the plea of Austrian Government Stock slow the same date being equal, emu an average, to neer cent In the speech delivered by the Emperor, at the opening of the Reichsrath, in June last (lOW he wee able to dwell prominently on the improved sweet of sfaLs. and to state that the finances of the empire hove so tepidly Improved during the parlimentary recess, that the Government will net now require the twelve million. of Amine voted lad year to cover deficiencies then anticipated. Between DM and 1881, the export and Import trade of Austria may be said to have doubled ; hot even at Its present amount of, say, 50 millions sterling. lir rill very tar below the capabilities of the 40 minims of Antrim % subjects who inhabit erosionn extending to an area of 240.000 square miles, in the must fertile and diversified parts of Soothe n Europe. When it is proposed. therefore, to extend to Amadei the appliances of itanklue accenting to rend English erecters. It Is Important to her in mind that the new institution Is net carried to a geld already full or offering few advantages, but is applied precisely under those circumstances in whi.b the success of beaks has always been moat conspicuous. via, to a rich conetry, and an entrrpeialsg people entering, with every en couragement, upon the developmeut of their skill and their re diarcea. In the statutes we pared he the Imperial Government tie. capitai is divided Into shame of £6O or 500 dories each, hat in consequence of representations made to the Directors. and in order to render the shares a the Bank more readily negotiable In the principal money markets of the Continent, the Government has been solicited to authorise £5O as the denomination of the shares, and an assurance has been received that such appli cation will he granted. To avoid delay in the establishment of the Bank, It her been decided to bane the medial I. scrip certMcates of 420 each, ex changeable hereafter (st•date to be announced. end when Lfi her Men paid theme) Into shares to bearer as shove stated. Coder the revised Austrian commercial code, the earnest of fie per Lie leap certificate. equal to SO per cent of the capital, will enable the Bank to commerce business at once with the ad vantage of limited liability, and without further demands upon its shareholders. A copy of the conceadon and statutes wm be deposited at the aloe of the Solicitors to the Company, 44, Parliament-street, Westminster. The applications made In London fee scrip certificates should he addressed to the Directors In Ingimil at the saes of the Company ; the tof Werra Glyn, 'Mills. hat t i t: c ilantro will he comidered unless mean pried by and en. for the deposit of £1 per ee p certificate ea the number applied for. This deposit MU be retained In the event of the sprillenden not being acceded to ; end, if an allotment be made, it will be apple.) toward. the full deposit of 44 per scrip certillostf. Forma of implketlosi may be obtained sod will be received at the Meer of the Bank in Vienna; and In London at the Mead 10, Birchin-lane, Lasibird-arert., LC. October, ISM MOM Cr Dreiseateow Boa sem. eimeteetter. SCANDALOUS OUTRAGE OIT A LADY. BIARRITZ, Oct. 5. You will recollect the affair of the Countess Plinisdiecks, whose hair and eyebrows were burst by tha asplosicm of some detoostieg powder, which bad been Doe. sealed in the seal of a letter seat to her by en unknown seen %. It has sow transpired that the writer of this letter was a Russian lady. the wile of a ooload of the Imperial Guard, nada% at St. Pinemburg. The matter has been hroaght before the load magistracy, sad will probably be setiled!st the nest @duties' sessions at Beyoane. The Cracow jouresle sesoance the arrest. is Podolia, of Prisons Jobansa Crartoryeks sad her mother. It hoe hem remarked here that this Dews has produced a most panful impressies ea the Emperor sad Empress, who had formerly received the priapism at the Tuileries—Pon. ..... So the Direetnn a England of the Anglo-gastitaa Beak Onitlemes.—Haring paid to your credit, with Meson. Glyn. Whis, sad Co., the anal of R I hereby motet that you will shot an scrip certidades of Lie each In the Analont whin Bask. and I herehy agree to accept such scrip certhkates. at smaller amber that may he allotted in tic upon the tense of the prospertas, sad to pay the farther deposit of tt per snip earlideste apes the manse allotted I. as, at sorb Wm sad a ) ma nemer se you nay eas, theatisana. hone Is OM Address la fa Osempaika Dais LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1863. GOLD CHAINS. —WATHERSTON and BROOD= beg to call the attention of the publle to the IFORM of INVOICE which they deliver with Oeld Guard Chaim perchmed at their manufactory: a a. 0. To vorlomenahip of pattern chain, fit lathe' long.. To i L airat go 7. ll, o w . elithinA nt or. dirt. gra. M Total epos this system, the QUALITY, WEIGHT, and VALUI of the gold are certified, and guaranteed to the purchaser; Nether sloe and Brogden looking for a fair remunerative on the work manship only, which la charged sounding to the ' , Adam or simplicity of the pattern. WATIMBSTON sod BROODEN, Goldimiths.—Menefactory, No. 10. limuiettnafteet, Covenhgarden. Loudon, W.C. Bata Wished A.D. 1798. Assays made of Chains and Jewellery fee Is. esch.—N.B. This establishment is closed ate le the evening, and 011Satorda's et 1. THE GOVERNING FAMILIES of KNOLAND.—The BPICTATOR of TOMORROW will contain Ors twelfth of the WWI of articles on the ^ Ooverning Families." the BRNTINGICB—after the Revolution. Articles which have already appeared end szby still ho had :—July 11. Intruder tory, with Map of great Interest gratis, showing the distribution of land throughout &gland; leth, The Percles, first 400 years ; 25th. second 400 years; Aege46l. The Greys, Bth, The Low there . 15th, The Stanley; Irst 400 years 22nd, last SOO yam 20th, The Gr.:eremite ; fistßeOtt tq The Careadishes, fleet or Royal ist Period 20th, Whig Period; Oct. R The Bentincks—the Founder.—[Rice od.: by pee& Td.-1. Wellington-street ; and of an newsmen]. town 404 cowry. NEW BUILDLNOB_ VIENNA RURAL 11011111.—TBZ BUILD= of THIS DAY contains a Rue Vies at Bea Itesideace la Wear; sad Illastretlota of the Hones at ear Beret lahearem Oast mew the Dinah. sad • Illemaz. Illataa(llloaalaraia ; Derestata a the Dialog-roare . beheads al Art ; are Kilda, sad all tie !teas at the Week belareitleg b Nal% praudelm opersitm, end the der= ed.. or by post at —l. York•swil. Comagardea ;and all aeweraen. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (sera's mum Lit&) GERMANY AND DENMARK. FILLNIEFORSON-THE-MAINE, Ocr. & In to-day's sitting of the Federal Diet, the four governments called upon by the Federal decree of the Ist instant to carry out the execution in Hol stein announced that they would obey the order in the event of its becoming necessary. Oldenburg has renewed its formes proposal to declare the stipulations in the treaty of 1851-1852 to have lapsed, should the execution be opposed by Denmark. TURKEY AND GREECE. TRIESTE, Ocr. & Advices from Constantinople state that tie Towne/ de Constantinople had published an article endeavouring to appease the public mind with re gard to the movements of troops now going on in Turkey, and stating that they were merely confined to a change of stations. Aooordiog to news re ceived from Athens, the English and Danish am bassadors are said to have raised objections against the resolution of the National Assembly to deliver to the ex-King his private correspondence un opened, to publish that referring to interior affairs, and to hand over to the new King the diplomatic correspondence of the kingdom. The English ambassador is stated to have threat ened • joint occupation of Athens by England, France, and Russia, if soldiers who took part in the insurrection of June last are allowed to return to the capital. SPAIN. SEVILLE, Oct. S. The Empress of the French arrived here pater , day evening, and will proceed on her journey on Saturday. IMPRESS FROM PARIS. (nom otra owl col PARIS. THURSDAY EvwYo. The evening journals, semi-official and indepen dent, contain absolutely nothing but wearisome repetitions of their respective views on the Polish question, and I find in them nothing worth quota tion or comment. M. Ferdinand de Lesseps arrived in Paris last night from Egypt, and has had an interview with Huber Paella, who is now staying at the Hotel du Louvre. The Opinion Nationale eays, under the head of " Latest News :" The project of establishing an empire in Mexico ie viewtd with gnat mistrust throughout America. We learn by our oorrespotidence from Brazil that the population of Rio &moire is very hostile to an idea the execution of which must necessarily change the political equilibrium of all the American states. In oonesquence of this state of feeling, the circular at Juarez' minister, M. la Faso* has met with a most f►vourable reception. . The Bourse has been better to-day, notwith standing the augmentation of the Bank of France discount from 4to 5 per cent. The measure was anticipated, and seems to have produced its effest in the fall of the last two days. To-day the rise in Rent*, after a great struggle, was 20c. for cash, and 15c. for account, the bat prices being 671 r. 700. and Mfr. 80e. )(Allier rose 21fr. 25c. Liet night at about 12 o'clock there was a fire at No. 9, Rue Albouy, in the Faubourg St. Martin, attended with fatal consequences. Three dead bodies have been extracted from the ruins, which are eupposed to contain as many as ten more. Three firemen and an inspector were seriously in jured, and are now in the Dubois Hospital. Among the many accounts of the late daring act of brigandism on the road from Sorrento to Naples, and at the very gates of the city, the most amusing, though very probably not the most soberly accurate, is one written to the Frame by H. Alexandre Dumas, who says that he was on the point of booking himself as a passenger by one of the stage carriages which was stopped, but that finding no place but on the box he shrunk from the contact of a specially unsavoury coach man, and went to the expense of a carriage for himself. In this vehicle he was about fifty yards behind the others when the brigands attacked them. lie heard the pistol shots and saw the men who were bound and laid on their faces by the roadside. On his return to Sorrento he fell in with a man who had been made prisoner by the brigands, but released on the interces sion of one of the band who knew him, upon the ground that he was too lame to walk with the party to their refuge in the mountain. M. A. Dumas had the greatest difficulty in getting this man to tell him anything ; and he at first thought that he was afraid of the vengeance of the brigands if he talked about them. This, however, was a mistaken supposition. The man, who knew M. Dumas perfectly well, confessed at last that he was afraid of offending General Lamas-more, the Governor-General of Naples. " How so P' said N. Domes ; " I cannot uuderataud why he, whose duty is and whose wish must be to put down the bra pads, should object to your giving all possible infor mation about them." " Why, sir," said the Italian, withiLlogics which N. Dumas commend; " the case is this : General lemarmora commands an army of 90,000 men. The cost of that army on a war foot ing is from 115,000 fr. to 120,000 fr. a day. Now, it certainly cannot be an agreeable thing to General lemarmora to have it said that, with such an immense army, and such a large treasure at his disposal, and after two years of a terrible struggle with brigandage, be should be unable to protect travellers within six leagues of Naples, and in one of the most frequented roads in the kingdom." This is certainly a striking view of the affair, more especially when, as N. Dumas sari, General La mmers from his quarters in Naples might have seen the whole business through an ordinary spy ems. !Stamped, id. Additional.] MEMORIAL OP THE LATE PRI.NCE CONSORT. ABERDEEN, TIORSDAY EVININO. A statue of the late Prince Consort, subscribed far by the enigmas and gentry of the county sad city of Aber:We, has just been completed by Baron Marochetti, and received here. It wee intended that the statue should be inaugurated this week, and her Majesty having been in formed of the circumstance, the Lord Provost (Mr. Alex soder Anderson) has had the hooonr to realise the follow ing communication from the Hoa. Guard Grey: "Bilssossl, Oct 8, 6 a. IL • "My dear Lord Provost,—l am now desired by the Queen to let you know that it is her Majesty's intention to attend the uncovering of the statue of the Prince Consort on Friday neat. " Most painful as the effort will be to her Majesty, and entirely unequal as she feels to the exertion, yet she cannot allow this memorial to her beloved husband to be Monett rated at Aberdeen, during her stay at Balmoral, without wishing to show by her premises as well her own unbounded love and respect as her heartfelt appreciation of this mark of affection of the people of Aberdeen for one who dearly loved their country, and considered the few weeks he spent annually among them as some of the happiest of the year. "The Queen is sure she may trust to your bast endeavours, and to the kind teatimes of the people, to make her recep tacle In Aberdeen as little trying to has r preatbka, so that she may be better able to get through her part i• what must be to her &deism* sad yet a ratifying einwoolay. "I remain, my der Lea Nem* years very faithfully. " The Lord Provost of Aberdeen.* " C. GREY. The in►agantim has, however, by dabs of bar Majesty, expressed this afternoon, been postponed from to-miaow (Miley) till Tessdey, the 136. DEATH OP AIR. SHEEPSHANKS. --4,-- The accomplished owner of the famous collection of pictures, known u the Elbeepshonks Gallery, which be presented to the nation in his lifetime, died st kis residence, Rutland ate, on Monday last. Mr. Sheepshanks, born in 1787, wan the son of a wealthy cloth manufacturer at Leeds, and succeeded his father in the besieges His brother, the Rev. Richard fassepelisoks, F.H.8., F.R. AX. farmed) Fellow of Trinity Caste, Cambridge, was the distisgaiehei astronomer. Mr. Jahn Sheepshanks has fora long time been known as a collector of choice pictures, but has led a quiet and unobtrusive life, liberal to 'diets sod happy in their moiety—though nalisows to therms& world lip to the act of patriotic munificence which wedded him to a nation's gratitude. Among the " conditioes precedent" of this gift was one which Mr. Sheepshanks ultimately did not Win upon—the opening of his collection on Sundays. He had reached the age of 76. [TWOPENCE PUND FOR THE RELIEF OP DISTRESS IN THJ MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. The following circular bee been sent to all the committee' throughout the country who collected in ail of this fund : _ _ "Dues, 21, Neer Cannon-street, Manchester, Oct. 5, 1863. " Dear Sir,—l am requested to call your attention to the aooompalyiog resolution, pared at a meeting of the Central Executive Committee held this day, the Bight Hon. the WI of Derby, ILG., in the chair. May I oak you to bring it before your committee, and to state th►t, as heretofore, I shall be happy to receive paresis of clothing. blankets, &C., for the Lancarthire operatives, and materials for the lase of sewing schools, all of which may be forwarded to me free of charge, by the Madam of the railway companies, provided that the printed address cattle, a small number of which I send by book post, be used. With many thanks for the kiednem which your committee have already shown, I are, dear air, yours faithfully, Joan Wn. Macumm, Hon. Sec. To Hon. Secretary, Lancashire Belief Fund." " Proposed by Sit James Kay Shuttlewerth, Bart. ; seconded by Colonel Wilson Patten, M.P. ; and resolved, — That, having regard to the bet that in certain very pope loot districts the distress continues intones, it is desirable that a supply of clothing should be obtained for those die- Mists by general donations ; and, further, considering the number of factory operatives likely to be employed on out door labour under the Public Works Act during the winter, this committee invite deeniloso of suitable clothing for them and for their wives ad families." DEATH OP MRS. TROLLOPS. The death is announced, at Florence, of " FTSDOCA4 widow et Thom,. Anthony Trollops, Eaq., bar. ridor-at-lso." Mrs. Trollops had calmed to exorcise her psi for a tee years pant, and lived in retirement at Florence. - Mrs. Trollops was bon at Hecklield, Hants, la 1779. Her father, the Rev. Mr. Hilton (who bold the Now College living of Heck field), was the designer al the wet dock at Bristol, and was well known u a man of /011.00 r. The old Wykehamist connexion brought about Rise Hilton's marriage with Mr. Thomas Anthony Tel lope, B.C.L. of Oxford (1794), and Fellow of New College. who was sidled to the bar is 1801, sad died at Bruges, oc , „ 23, 1836. Kn. Tsollope's fled appearance as an author* s is owing to he. displeases* at the way she considered herself treated to Amelia. Is 1633 appeared " Belgium end Western Germassy." "Paris sad the Fabians" woe pub limbed in 1835. Then we lad "Jonathan Jefferson Whit. law " a novel Wises' out the peculiarities at the Mask end oolOured races el the Southern States (1836), "Vienna and the Austrians," with a novel, "The Romance of Insane.," sad "The Vila, of WrexidlL" Is 1839 Mrs. Trollops pale limbed three seesis—" Its Widow Barsaby." "lashed Armstrong, Go Factory Boy," sad "Oise Fault." 1840 gave us "The Widow Harried," sod ties the " Baresbys is America," and a host of others. . . Mrs. Trollops's writings wore marred by vulgarity, by • ready habit of mocking sod sonring, and so unfemisime styli. She had long passed out of Ye mind of Dowel readers as • "living colebrity," on of the "Women of the Thee," though her last work was written os the verge of 80. Two of Mrs. 'rrollope's son hen distiogaished them selves in the world of letten ; Mr. Aotbooy Trollops and Mr. Thomas Adolphus Trollops. Mr. Thomas Trollope's wife (see Gamow) traaslatod into English Numolioi's world. resoornod " Arnaldo di Brescia," sod Mu communicated to the Athenceuns some valuable meta on the social aspects of the revolutiou in HEALTH OF EASTBOURNE. Mr. G. A. Jeffrey, a surgeon at Eastbourne, states the felleeriag frets connected with the scarlet fever at Emit bonnie: NEw A DELPHI THEATRE.—The suite of bin Melody the King of Greece hottoured the performances last mooing. SoIITH KENSINGTON MUSSEL—The Lords of the Coomettoo of Council en Education have decided that the new Art Trades Schools for male mad female dames shell be opsa for the impieties of the public every Samerdim, from 2 till 9 p.m. Admission free, through the MIMI= ELEcrioN °PAH ALDERNAN.—YesterdayafternoOn a very numerously adenoid ?needs( of the inhabitants of the weld of Aldgate was held I. the ward school com mittee-room, I. Mitre-street, Miseries, for the elartioa of as &Hernias of the ward in the stead of the late Mr. Alderman Husephery. Tbe Lard Mayor peadded..stl in omatag the promedinnt bare teatimmy to the faithful gad maims servicee perfenned by the late Alderman Humphery during the many mars be had represented the ward. and also daring the tweet) years be bad held a oast in the House of Commas. Mr. J. G. Joust then 110411 i. sated Andrew Link. Seq., for the vacant office, a gentle man who be said ws worthy to be a suixemor to the late alderman, sad worthy of their seafkleme sod esteem. The Bev. Mr. Dickinson secoaded the nomination. There was nu other candidate, and the fool Mayer declared Mr. Lusk unaaimously sleeted. Mr. Lusk tidally returned thanks. A vote of condolence with the widow and family of the late Alderman flumpbery mu this agreed to, red the proceed- Ptermicalled. EARILACIETICAL SOCIETY or GREAT BSITAIN.— The sessionel prises with the Herbaria and Pereira medals and Jacob Bell Scholarships were distributed on Wednesday siert, at the house of the society, 17, Bloomsbury-spare. Mr. Mulls, vimpreeadeat. is the *air. Chemistry mid pharassey : Michael Ceiteighe, medal ;. Cheri. Umeev. °artiness) of honour. Homey sad matana medics : Michael Cal teighe, medal; John Watts. egetitioate of honour; Clarke Unioey, certificate of bower ; Josatban Phillips, certificate of merit. Practical chemistry : Charles Unmet, model ; Henry A. Peek, aertiforatti of Memo ; Jobe 800 ed.., certi ficate of merit. Pereira medal : Michael tkrtitielam Hee nan*: nog. Harrison, diver medal ; }Award M. Helmet, broom medal ; Henry Medd, certificate of honour. Junior Ball Scholarships : Jobs Wade ad Frederick B. Amore. THE HARTLIY FOllO SORPLES.—A meeting called Mr. Hills pressomid to the society a marble bust of the late by circular free the Mayor, was held cm Wednesday, at Jacob Bell. by T. Butler, which was tsuently exhibited at the Gestod Chamber, Newport, is order to decide what the Bola Academy. be appor regards the sum scone should be taken Tim STATI OF BITRNAL-GRIEN. —At an inquest asto tioued le the eeeth.aeetece district frcee the Hartley peed nor. held lasi evsaing by Mr. H. Rama Walthew t. the deputy. the corner. at Lmd Niihau Tavern. Half Archon-street, plus. The Mayor explained the object of the meeting, BealsoaLy ma, remeoting the death of a child named James which be bad called at the request of Mr. Stough. A por- Turner, who had died of cramp through the gross tieglort of Lion of th e H o m e y r an d sw o t s wo uld be a pp or ti one d t o her drunken parents, the following statements were made with res mit to the &iodides of tlie district •—M r Leach the meth-wester. distrlet • sad they wan met that day la 11 Chu i rcbotraet, a icalgierbouse-keeper. aitd ac e of the , order to decide what course should be taken with regard to its proper use. His worship Uwe read the report the fact that there was no adequate supple of water. It was of the Hartley Fund Committee- Mr. Bretieh laid oc eves la districts ewApoised of damely crowded bogie. said he had Relied the Mayon of Bristol sad Hew for only 20 minutes ie the 24 hours, sod on Sunday sou. was port to call meetings, and the latter, as they were aware. kid oc. O n S ee d e r, poor people might hie seen rousing called the meeting to-day. The Mayor of Bristol bad oat a b ou t with p a ils to th e i r h ee d s , haw., every : yet hikes me stePs in the matter. in reply to Sir Themes where for water, width was not to he hod. The • Phillips, Mr. /dough said that the south-wester. Maim water rate was 21. a-year, and the landlords were , district comprised the whole of lionniouthaltire, parts of unwilling to ask foe • proper supply of water lest BMX" sad (y arid also Somerset, Gloucester, the the rate shoals be Maimed. The water conicanim simply . Forest of Dem. and pert of Deem. There were about 60 Mg the district were the Fast Loodoe end the New River or 70 collieries in Somerset, 4orS in Devon, and a far larger companies. Dr. Maasiegbam, pariah surgeon, said that be ' number in ifoomouthshira. From the instructions con- cou ld testily te the fact that mama was actually being ' tabled in the circular seat bini by the secretary of the generated by the fikli coosequeet epee the dedcisncy in Hartley Filed he presumed their tint busing.. WWI to the supply of water. Only that afternoon he bad sent two impairs a eestatittee and Master. Mr. Levick agreed persons, me from Sherwood-place said the other from Ans. with Mr. Breseh l and the emood Ptralesidr le the I tropmatreet. is the neighbourhood of Thoroldoquare. to • Rare* committee a report sheen) suggested that *wee- I the Fever Hospital, whose Woes., is his opinion, had been CHAR/140•CROS8 RAILWAY. . B CITY RANCH.— originated by want of aleanlioso, entirely from the cense Yesterday workmen emirnemed the demolition of • large . refund to. The Cormier said that the want of water was number of bosom sad shops is the Borough-markei, sad , • very mime danger to the health of the community, mid portions of the Borough•market Distill ray, 1•6117 beloagiog he hoped that public stssutine would be directed to the to Meters. Villiers. and great megrims is being made with ' matter. It world be vain to hope for any real improvement the elionsace of all the peepers" required for the extent* th e state e/ the district until so imports's* means of roteideroteOsanomstreet, situate in Steel-yard, Althallows• procuring eisanlintaa and health was placed sithia melt of ' lass, Donate-wharf, sod Thames-attest. the inhabitant.. "The find awe wee the child of ► visitor, located on the &trawlers& ; it terminated fatally oo the 4th of Sep. timber, more thee a month ago. The child wee sent down to Eastbourne with the hope that it might escape the fever then prevalent I. tows, where the parents bad buried three of their relatives immediately prior to their arrival at East hoarse. From this case the disease spread, and eines that data to eke present time there have been between 70 and 80 eases, end 12 deaths, or less then one in a thoomad of the population. The residents have been pertioalerly exempt from the dame, only one of their number having died. It is true that two at Mr. Hasbury's children have died, but they were sot residents, having only recently united at Bestiaries. Mrs. Hanbory died from quit* a different disuse. Usiversel sympathy is felt for Mr. Hanbury in this crushing calamity. During the last aye weeks I have had in my own practice 36 nesse, with one death, that of • lady aged 56 ; meet of the cases were of • very mild type. I have had but one now OW for the lest three weeks. The disease his spread here, as elsewhere, by the utter we. leaser et those intected, who have ridden to the public vehicles end frequented the churches and places of amuse. meet. These. sir, are the facie in cosserion with scarlet fever at Eastbourne, and I think it hard that our, should be the only town is England singled oat, when just now scarlet fever is moat prevalent throughout the 'matey, sot only aloes the east, but also is the imbed towns. I could same several when the fever is more prevalent and more fetal this d Esstbonnie, and on. where the deaths are four Comm many in the thousand. When the next return of the Registrar-General is brought before the public, I have so tear but th►t Eastbourne will there b r eland among the I healthiest, if not the healthiest,' town i B•gtaad." COVENTRY ELECTION. The polling commenced at eight o'clock yester day marinas, and both parties by their efforts appeared to be eoefidant et sateen. The ant statement of the poll earn issasd by Mr. Treberne's imotmittes at max o'cLocc. Trains 650 I Nei 414 l're6ar44 BB4 I Peel 552 Daring the next belf•beer lite amino were conaidersbly imerored ; iedeed, by 10 reeleetemore thee ball of the votes recorded during the day bed been polled ; the numb= being : nit otrAcc. Mobiles' 1,354 I Peal 1,004 Ibis inmere war reaMd by the arrival al a mamba of ouloctem—tnerma moats at a dist•noe—where arrival numbed by tie morivorifiroas elserrias from their at- whin parties. In thin demonetrittow the women were most oneepientana, *very person being pitetod with the my of " Morgan," " Meow for ever," Morgan being the some by which the ociwervathe ormitkinte wee most generally rd cognised. Mr. Peel's party bawd their first statement et half-pest ter o'obeek . _ iou 1.28/ I Trilbies* Tbis was aooompaaied wah the mainoraadum that " I'mi harno's majority is fast damming.* At eleven o'clock the stets of tho poll, as announced by ILL Pact's committim was: P.Ol 1,56/ I Traherse lids was acoompastad by tho annoiniosmont that Tv. bsras's nri}ority bad oloortowad HO within the bows. As Motive o'olosk tits Siam were annoasosd by Mr. Tn. horses committee to he : Treborse 1 ,930 !Peel Mr. Treheree lammed the electors from the belcouy of the Itieg's Heed, expressleg his costliiseee to the repeat let the steam, es owe than half the electors bed bees pelted. on o'csoox. Treharse The friends of the former candidate expressed their belief L the favourable tertoisatios of the poll. At three o'clock the numbers stood : Tribune The Miming W 94 WM "Saki blebustioa" d tb• dam d Yr poll, as was by lb. Nagar about fly, &cloak :__ s Via i Pia giving a majority to the cersawvatini candidata d 134. TM Mayer leraediately afterwards left the boating% and the crowd, who were eery deeseastrative in their approba tics of pleasure at the result, dispersed... Both Mr. ?Eshowe end ➢tr. PM addressed their sup porters from their rempeatlve ocamainee rooms, but the cheering sad "shone," which prevailed rendered the pro . oesdiap s "climb show." The total number of elsetoss is rather more than 5,000, bet making allowance fur deaths and removals in sow. queue of the continued disease' to the district, it is gum- Warble whether icaoy additional votes could hare been re corded. The preeeedisp throsabeak though of • noisy and !wh im:Pm description. in whirl' a amber of coarse preeniesl jokes were carded as, were reads:tad in goodepirtt, end so ot ill-will approved to pervade the mob—the greater majority of shorn had evidently penal= freely of "Sir John Barleycorn "early in the day.