The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-17 00:00:00

lIIPIP ~~~~~~ I M ;MX TTIVON .1. ' 1,11 Ad • • -,••••••••••• 1 , 11 - 201 :ao evoir, Tr Tv - mi nurpenav RVF.NING. NOVEMBER 17. ••1888. O tainped, ld. Additions NEWSP AP E R Kt r Al • • • • ssaidxa [TWOPENCE TeZart - PHIC7MTELTAIGENCE. No. fIALCUTTA, aallkas at tba Caps of Good Hope aIILLIEN'S CONCERTS. —Her MAJESTY'S oad Matire&—OTLAM betweea IGN. • TMICATRIL-11V MIT IVENING, at —Vocellet, Madlle DON ead INDIA by the megageent Fleet of Steamers behmetng LPINI , Signor SIVOLL lbe British Army Qua. to the East India sad Landon Shipping nom any !Limited). Grand Selection from Feast FUR Grebestra: Three The well.losows ekgese aduralary steamship HYDASP64, kW Military Bands, and Fait Charm. Conductor, M. JULLIEN. loan, 30.14;0r5e power. G. R. FOSTER, Commander, now loading Frowstieste gad galldt7. la. h Doses. Yd& ed- • 1 41 " 4 . 4 bw" , m the Viewed/ fLoadea) Docks, will leave on 2Mis November, las. dd., LI le., sad CI Ur dd. Places may be seemed at the embarking et and Movies Gravesend an the kWh Ilcureolgoe M the Theatre. Sus ember, for Whoa at the Cape e 1 Good Rope sod Madras. This megnillosat ship. built moodily for the ' ladle Wade, bee been dieorenahly refitted, hes ant-raft se-.1 vmunodatlea for passengers, sod will may aa experienced surgeon; also a stewarded& The average of these steamere bee been all days to Madre& some of ng the shorted paseegrs on record. The fine will ha ollielamed ea the bill of each succeeding month, with the strictest peactoality, by one of this Compeer a Net d auxiliary screw *MI OWL.. For freight or spply to Grimily sang Oa, Nair meatetneet, ti./ .1 . 1,4 t e „ he brokers, Allred Me* lag Cu., 169. Leadeuludi-street, 8.C.; or at the Mom d thh Gaispeay. 9. Mincing-lane. Louisa. LC.; elms aka goat polatmota as En 14114•1011 la I MS = to 1,9 POLAND. (astrizes TsLamm) FRANCE. Whole populations of • :villages in •Lithuseim are being forsibly transported to the steppes of the , Ural. The inhabitants of Hlrazysaki,. ftscli•Ar;, and Szylany, consisting of 57 families, were thus transported a short time back. Their property was confiscated and sold, and the proceeds applied to the apenses of the journey. These unfortunate people haviegirliown souks tesitatioa to lease their • homes, a body of troops was seat to force them to comply pith ifouraviefFe orders. lo Wiles the convoys for Siberia leave every other Friday. In order to destroy ever y mark of Poloniam in the city, Mounreisehas ordered all the Polish inietrip lions on thechops and at the corners of .the streets . to be sassed, no more Polish bille_of fare to be mad . in the restanasata, the Polish ',language to be no longer employed by tradesmen rn maki n g up their" accounts, and the officiallanguage to bein all . cases Russian, even on seals and stamper. ilfouraneff has adoptedi a new system bur the inaorporation of ' Poland with Russia. Those who petition the Ozer for pardon are to be converted into Russians, and the rest sant to Amis. Address's& have, accordingly been obtained, petitioning the Czar to allow the palatinate of Augustowo to be incorporated with the Russian *aspire. i 4 • The insurgents have lately met with several suocesses. The corps in ths i pabitinate of Lublin, -ander auchlan4 Corie . ?oye purl an invariant victor, it Uhel/M - 11A - C E Rowan magazine at. Knsnystaw bas been %Nit 1 *WA - Cavalry.: Prince Wittgenstein has been I sla defeated MAIN, palatinate of Kai* sed.largeaidessammtahats been seat him The news of 1,60. implore Ot a I Russian convoy of 1,400 cwt. of salt.iscresfirmad.l The salt was ofterwards Boyd `by ,,, .Poles for 45,000 guldens. They hare ' a lirgir quantity of tobaCeri belonging to . • Inese captures ere very frequent, partkalstly io.:. the palatinate of . Lublin, whore numerous small s, patrols of Polish gendarmes Ate arra,' naneinll the country . A woman who has seetenoed fo be transported with her five little children, one of whom was but two years old, has betel Itatrilsoned' together with them' hi the citadel of Zama; because she had not sulkiest property to keep herself and her children in Asiatic Russia, — Calorie Gazette. ItOYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.' IMMENSE ATTRACTIOX.—ALILIBUR and BINTSAYD. the seiebrated/reneb= wit 2par t tr e gltY EVENING thl a s i seallan=r l Tbe iiIItVILS of PA r tl7, tbe e = a rre int ade a r. ta .... l T cyf i zr y oLt u n the world—lnn nWrOpaalk= ii tle great Indian Jmil e e f r . assonant Fair y the 'transom /may and Mona Rata, malted by tom open at Bevan. oenamase at lia/kpaat. PARIS, Nov. 14,_Evosnio: In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies M. de Morny complained of be malevolent coin ments upon the debates in the Chamber on the part of the Jaen& des Debate, and said :—"Having discussed the matter with the Minister of the In terior, I am resolved, upon a recurrence of the cirunmetanoes, to applj the law permitting the arraignment of public writers . at the bar of the Chamber." _ CALCUTTA Direct, touching at Madraa, to Land Up"' only,le rill November H. %Mac alrithAto tb• Council' ladts. Messrs. Dunbar sad Co.'s C PER DOWN. A 1. hit teas ratlike, CHARMS DU., Com sander Medlar to the OA Imes Dud. Has oiV ,o4 esconceedatioa.—Appl7 to GELLATLY, BANS Y, rat d Ltadeehalletrest, LC. T. at OXFORD.—OPEN EVERY EVENING. MUSICAL lINTKIATAINIAZICTIL eauststlng of Operatic Selections. Chorales, whole of ' the Company holm, Violin, Viotti Collins, the celebrated Diens% violinist : Ylute, Drew Dean ; Pianoforte, Mise Bryant , and the marvellowlestre meet, The (reltestril Phew," by Om ineentor, Herr Scbalkes beds. Direetce, Mr. T. , Jabibmemb. .Ceeeedy by I.7osworth tor ...ay ether wan "), Baps% Mandell, E. Marshall. 0. 11 oteltiason. &a., ac. sei-4rea, id. : Stalls sad Balcony, le.: Private Deice, ed. The Petrie of this evening believes itself able to deny the troth of the telegram from Lemberg stating that the National Government bad dismissed Prince C‘sartoryski and General Blieroslawski. The Pays of this, evening; in an article concern ing the objections raised by the English papers to a Congress, says :—" It must be borne in mind that in 1886 the Earl of Clarendon was the first to propose a 'War reeolution." swrrzEßLlNti. L.. , 4 - 44 • BLACKWALL LINE of PACKETS. For Al ISLBOVILNZ (Pert Phillip) Direet—Yeemp. GRAIHrIi aka ROXBURGH. CASTLZ, 1,200 tons, Captain C. DINSDALR. will lamellate Rea m ay/maTa‘ocks on the sth December, call at sad varryl al mead surgeom—hpPlY nu " ar b roo I. Royal lischamptheildige ; onto JP. Co.,_ Corn , R.C. Passengers by Oda nos den proceed by rail rrem Paddington to Plymouth at reduced fuel by ' applyins to P. GREEN and Cu. for tickets. HB GHOST CLUB, an entirely s Speebirl Entertainment, ertrod. *Anus aad *ova Meets never betcae enkraided. Predneed under 'be breeedlete goer rev of Preenneer Ferris. end be r = of L Big.—CANTERJ3ViII RAIL. Wilt VoE .R.KGICNT (NSW MIMIC 41ALL), ...111D3111114riiir handhumisk. nnAlegageW 4' It 'NI n November Abe Mb, Mink* pletslky, *boo. Mutes lAD be dub satattlimiL • , --,-- 1011.ACKWALL LINE of PAOKETS.—For HELBOCL NE Port Phillip) Direct—Yenta GREETS eIIipWELLIELBY, 1,100 tons, Captain JOHN 0111TH, teM ham the UM Leas Docb on the alb January, 1884, call at and carry an experienced eargeoo.—Apply to PHILLIPS, 81114 W. and LOWTHER, 2, Royal Exehange-traildings : or te F. ORRICE and Co., 72, CornhilL EX. Pamenmen by this line ma by Tell from Paddington to Plymouth at reduced fares, t r° yaTting to F GREEN and Co, for Hada At the elections for the of candidates of the radical party was chosen, with the exception of M. Fasy. RBA, LIRDIPIR'S LODGINGS. TV NOT FORGET YOUR APPOTMENT 15 We rap M IVAN'S. Corest•gardes, atter 'Wise's Collage THE REVIEW OF THE ITALIAN FLEET. NAPLES, Nov. 16. . • 'PUTT POUNDS BZWARD. VIZRNALS .a: Mora WAIN sad WM:WM litleigropbeirn of PA. Anne hare lel* her &Moiled by anis (evidently fee &indolent pupae* teloivitelragt the Locel of those maid Tot M.A.,ALLII WU JILL BRANDY._ the above reword iars =rl en conviction of the offender : End the while Is to We = FlentLgeioine) *Deb holds it toeherish, , end 00111 : —J. G. DIALIIII4II4 safe ell: l o . imeet retailers, , iiTereci: 411. pet tionin sok • pfPef• ilk I AifkuPOlN ll / 9 48 . CIO. , fhlf of *polo , .0 mucacion. The naval review before Bing Victor Emmanuel took plass to-day upon the most magnificent scale, calling forth great enthusiasm. 'Large slumbers of boats, crowded with spectators, were in the roads and harbour, and the whole population of the city witnessed the spectacle from the sbore. • Ir_TONG KONG and WHAMPOA.—To sail yenelnilly let December, the inasptionat Aberdeen built clipper ship CITY el ABRIDERN, A 1 It years. 531 toes resis ter. A. IL TAYLOR Conanander •In the Neat India Docts. Thisapiendid repel . brat isel 4 6 4troaeLlealebbi. does. and Co.. especially for the Ch trade, fig hir class and model is unequalled by any vessel now Rafter. sap nlikent cablabccorsniedatioe,-,Apply to C.IWICISIANK and RI "O 18, Isedentalletreet. or to GELLATLY. WIRY. and SZWIMX. IJ, Leedenhall•street AY direct, the splendid slipper ship 11. A 1 AI rous. NO boos Milder, MOWS B "B igant7D SMODLNG, Clowntamier,s_ loodba In the Int lodla Dock,. nal alganad .IMoli for tomosin.—For *eight' or us ==to (ILLATLY, EMERY, rod OtitirEll. 17 La—Win be Sollowod y taw dipper ship Maropiiro. . A usones em54;7=4611 1 1 tom' .irm. JOHN T. SAW Me boor to the latonoptioual . and Sao's Lab Telt iqkd • Ar e S er MlOrg *ad Co.'s ran Bloat, I tw. of Whir milt erhile..4lll4l* and Mons. the Sopa 10.—The lemddismisulliid in Illersa tamiler wk. • • AUSTRIA. • valor/4 Nov. 16. I ,tlle . Grand Mike Constantine was' 'aonipelled by *yes Of weather to put back to"lklessa. His . • eiriial here is therefore for the present delayed. The dismissal of Prince Csartoryiki as general diplomatic agent of the Polish National Govern= Meet has licien denied upon good authority. . The offioisflriovir &Using tapriats In article de Al. Pefelhibotir'g against the views of tie Nord iespoctiog the relotioti of Annie towards Austria, and expresses Ile epprOv4l of . t44' teem adopted by the writer.. •• , • . • • ' The rams paper hopes *Wilms change of costs. pent* of the Danish tblooe will prove favourable to barmen interests. FRENCH DRSPATOH ON TSB MAWS . QUESTION. . , The follow* French despatch ou the Fort* qe ekes Is ocattiee4 fa the meetly toped " Telket-bsek" urns TO r. is imisoh•ss , camas, musts thrrasts rums At meow ~ _ BOMBAY Direst (to mail Due. 16), tiet very fast sldp 110BAYS11.111L A 1 emetve k a n er or terater dW i e cistwil 11 ATHOS, Commander : em el t . DOcks ; has splendid cabin manalsedullem— t apply to . OELLATLY. EASILY, sad SK aired. LC. ,FURNMED APARTMENTS for Oa. ea 'rim eaarress, Deddloglie.greve. LasisteglawindL • . . ~ , ... . .. . A AILWAY AINBRAT/ONS.—Furnituve,.Cor lidos Oran* Isla Boaloada • o —ILD. LOADZI . apd I a nint.Onell emir welonanod. rodeno OTO(X. at Vdt il riNalon. Oa inn, ta tins rigalrOstvottet 1 Son.. tondos. tarty oagiloation ateanary: LA* 1 isti is idols diaros.—Bidlii— rd Loader and Co. ' Pads, fispi.l% 1.5!3 . • 111/021 LIVISIPOOL Olt STOWS TO XXX TOM, TIII LI . NZW TORY, mei PILIZADLLPILLI izt.. = CGKray Inroad deo =the 17n t arrtalr • • FROM LIVIIIMODL FOX NEW WOOL CITY OF NSW TOIL Wednesday. Nov. IS. Wahterda. Nov. lit. ' CITY OF 00XX. IlaW.lay. Nov. 21. a arr W WO ea SIOTON, Wednesday. Dee Y. GaAsXied cam sad ever; alternate Saturday. pullage by the skausers sailing wary Wedaesday, 12.17, by Al guides% seesedlos to ib=sosisgos. C 4014 by es iditarday's slasisers, TS ward passage • Including sil provniont cooked. Pasesegorsitir Coned& th• United Sada% end British Conwhia bashed through 1 tums.—Fee further peilloals apply o rrit i lar n Atir i , tt, Water sane; I.lverpool :o u r to LIV E sag XACTY. SI, [lag Wlllseraireet. COW - • Direqt Ronte to Hanover, Bruns- BTie gliN ir„ sal Oesitrel Germany. EMILY hy the Worth Geneva Lloyd's splendid steamers SCHWALM, 2.:_sinis sr MOWltamni llereisiydevn. et II we.. =Anne at iqr 10 a.m.—tarsi to Brenta 7:arm ; Mug ileLatti p and Li 101.17 at CHAP' Urn velment Care, Ingentelreue, W.; 00 In 12111211113. Glthirlid. end MUNK 11. litood.lene. LG. VA ST LONDON DA Nt fLinlited). Chief puree ,temporary)-124, Feseirerchatrset. E.C. 4.30•80 R with power to IR/PPM WARD Or DIIIICTDRI. CLIMAX —CHAILLIOS SALISBURY BUTLER, , M.P. Tower Sr dote, Cludmes of the Coemerdal Gas %ftwoeily. eatd asseter et the KAM VrelerworlusOomputy. —CRAWS! CAPPED., Rao.. Flo/orb' Londne) .I:Wif Wider, Le., Di/cuter of the name. t;re,l SOILED FRENCH CAMBRIC HANDCEICIEWS at HALT-PRIM For LAW or Geatlatarat (vary las:, 10a. ed, IK, tad One mete p dosaa.—BALIII sad CULP, moored to De, Jlte• pat4treak W. Dot Direariy. . J Gimp Barry, 7Aq. (Weems. Barry Brothers!, 11 'titan's it=Doelthead, M.& lirlatehaar. BAR., Upper Clayton, N. B. MM.@ BefsbAshl, Bay.. Dbdor of the Commercial Use Com a:4.oMb, FAR., Director of the PeotU Unice 'maraud WI T Br l. . b 44.3 ,7 7 .7 R. L and J. Fennings), Tanning: Edgard T. 'word. Easy. Messrs. Beef and Co., 9, Yeackurelt- LC. B. Greenfield, Esq., Dtreetor of the Pernambuco Railway. Albert MIT. FAO. Meow. Belly and Co f. l& Mach-Buse. RC. 17bilk Esq.. ea gnat Toverotroet, LC., Director of the .1 Waterworks Company. • Cobbs Watford. req.. Little-park, ledidd. Thisbe White, BAR. Mourn Wliie and !Prise:, IC llarkJnae.. l tke i . 4 Chearmill how Brewery Company. as--Mama Thomas and ROOM.. Whidorline. ED. .3tri6ssa.—Mr. Beery Joseph I,amie Gate id lbw Bank of.l 'WIOTTER OVERCOATIL—GbutIemou about to order UNto wnirrn COATS are Invited to see speci men garments for laspeellinn or lOW de at NXW 000116, In cluding some bemettld moterials maim 1er....4 to tm had only at • • MAMILTO‘ Isent LUIFIOMM. . I 'Mom mot 106. Strand. appoint) Izetar Hall. 'll RE NEW max of 3171 T.—The " clianic lengths of Ws Apoarits pit an, that while the Coat Vest are cut front ape geoh l tt a Tromen essted e4if p n ent pattern, eon* I taste Tins nnjunction of Oarments nett sues to he' treentlty .OITAM and Co., althea* allseing lab angsrml MI6, Ewa so , ipneaseed On .. Nee IllplaW setr wltLvagions lespeneeths. C and Vailtalika 07a GC to 40s, : resew@ is I ge ß rer " ciievidee. ast Amor. sad Denklas. Ide J. to 2la RYA* pact 0n...00 sad W. Pithanietrnet, W. . 4 , OW in • WEILEA—SANDRINORAM TOPCOATS.-I ( 7CUI and (Ws quadrtagnas Osireasik Capes me Waft Myna tansfdig illeafgaed, sialln and thoroughly well Wee and Istanisti. As redsleals to irede, tar Iptuenres of hielsesent weather ties Yew Oseuensts wan 1 newer ansarat Pries, fns Ons Galans, sad a Bail sad too finnan, to Urn GMni HMI and Co..g fad 07 oectlerest, W, 4 411118 BEST TROUSERS by the BEST LE CUITZ/th.—Nicole sad enact conformity to figure sad ' i t,., general grace, mid sonny, and beauty ot =Aerial are pa fltiLn teed to tiYA It and Co.'s true-htting Trousers for the Winter oa. his Its Id, Ina ed., In els. BYAIII and 00., Os rad4R, Onford-strwt, W. Taft - • • Ogren* seetoents may he opened ape the nasal tams end all ordinary benison UMW* will be allordecL interest will be allowed half-yearly. at the rate of per tb ee . ..: per annum on the minimum monthly babe*, If sot Aral ; end at the rate of Ct per eent. if not below Lifo. thubalane• falls below £lOO. no Interest will be allowed Deposit accounts way be opened by the general pn Merest allowed es all SUIIII.IIOIII LS upward.. at the rout rate. Special deposlte, trust and other actounts will be taken, - end ► toed rate of Interest showed' for specific pYrinds, if delayed. TIN Beek will undertake all ordinary lionklag beel,kewi. tar eluding the collection of notes, cheques, blile, dc.. payable d q loadon, and the forwarding for col'eetton such as are Is the otisstry- Vsa bulk will take ohmage of lfacheutter Dills, India to and resolve and paw the interest to account. Nov. lg. IOSS. OBLEMEN, CLERGYMEN, and oatittainrc—RYAll sad :C.6.'s Order Dagartment is I dated with theme* resent Impronsunents of thll num- Protwloasl sal IffstisaltAttiro, llaidn. ad Llassins ad . Sr gra k 's' s'lsi."'^trfauf* . t.ll. ll 7 l l.l,ll.":ftt; r to SU dinineas : Pateelnits; from 38 ..: Footmen's Snits, . : Cesseinnen's Mit 06.. • ' RYAlFand fn., Aland A, Otford -Minot W.. n. it. sad 13, &ire* leradosagaa : and A MUM*. Led& EAST LONDON BANE (Limit* NOTICI—The BUSINESS of tbh RAMC CID at No. ltd, TINCIICE.CEIZTHEIT. S. J. LAMA, Wawa DAS? LONDON BANK (Limi i tAa 14 NOME —This RAVE has I.I7ECHASZD tan PRE It. Tin 11. HIOR-STEEET. SIIMEEDITCH, at the ~we et' CAM macialeerect. sad gear M Great Eastern Railway Statics. :g r zslnees veal be comuneseed therein Illem the necen.ary . my ompleted. , HEN ARK SPECTACLES . itEQUIRZDT This gamy is worthy consideration by every oast amines retain the inestintablo blaming— sight ; foe en correct know lodP late Mae proper Was Joe mans Opeetaeles wi ll depend the dertchlty ol Amen Mg clear vision to the emi of Me. When its 'deetiency Is determined • nicety of diserimlnatton must be used ilstidapttag tenses of the elect power that'll' sepply the loss, or krileversirleinjuryeriß result. 00estrusseks, like medical quarks, do inealculakie nikehiel by thou Ireporant pretension, as Is proved h t t f tbs of country hawkers and unskilled vendors. surely, a. it were wine to ask advise rather from some 'optician n repel e, and avoid risk to one's sight. The old firm drrhomall Hatiis and Sou !established 1790., opposite the British Ilosemo irate, Lombok hacker epeei*SY titonato to the moo , ilseture of specter:9m, am competent to advise on all that per 11n,, to the remedylairesgeolles vision by the socerate adaptation , the untlsewatiosft true, et the requisite poser, sad alfp I, b i y= t rilcrioras sekietion el a spectacle frame *hick Is like ) el tits tarn wet bewails the face. VAST LONDON DAN o ek Jug NOTICIL—ThIe BANK has TAKE. Ne. 97. 11110114TRELT, WHITZCHATEL. ceinteses {hods whoa the necessary eltersAishs w earapisteed. • E AsT LOND ON BANK (Li= 4 NOTIC/L—TtOs NK has TAECC 'the "P Me. TOOLLY YTPAEr the corner of flay ..MN. end wit C 011111111609 leminese therein when the necessary "iterations are coMpleted. PAST LONDON BANK (Limited): ' PAST The Directors GITZ NOTICE to the 1111/MOllll Applicants toe Appointments that they have ZSGAGILTI the OTTICERS rs attired for neraneeiseintrbadatillat W Mt tads. 1 NV I/ Z ER S lazu of ttf3 t o . g e tl i 4 o o , d bf i I3 ni tV Q. B . ATHII len the'convealesees and ettraedone of larger towels. The mit aincent casino le open throughout the year. ?Cameros UM extensive additions hare preently• been male to It. It amid= • variety of sprier, and spleratily decorated outer/ate. • grand saloon fee halls sad easeurts, a superb ilintagiroam and coadmitable divan, a roomy sad well-famished nada. imis ch Bla . rely and fulactoally availed with German, Freud., Italian, Ruadat, Polish. Belgian. and Dutch foughtla The banks of Treste-et.Qaarante and Roulette ale daily ogee. en terms MOM advantageous to the player than ere usual: the former hatted bat the half retail, and the latter tidy one zero. The daily venture id the TrenteetiQuaninte bunk In twelve thousand pounds, and tin maximum stake Is foar hundred and ii eighty pound. the rehe-hhaeut department of the Casino Is ', ander the superinteadracetf lf.Clieret, the celebrated Putties I restriorateer. The espertor erehostr• of Messrs. Gerbeand Loch i ; perform in the prat taill-rona wn overy eren d inA d go . o i ci u e e rtii . ~ The new theatre. :Zl2 • a view to the requirements of comfort, and denuded with artletic elegance, com smiliestes by a well-warmed gallery, with the various salami 'of the Casino. A 08•11 , nee* Vaadiealle company performs twice or ewe times • week The sziessive prosteves of the directors 'Wand in nlideer. rya hares, and feathered game. The new railway hes ablest brought Romberg baths to the outakirts of frankfort There are fourteen trains a day, to or fro, the last as late ma eleven o'clock. As the journey occu pies only half an hour, the ammenieots of Iralkfort are within easy reset Visitors la Romberg may get to helmets In twelve house. to Berlin In Itfteen, to Parts in datum and to Lead= in twenty loan se *mellow{ Is the intereosmanalastion by rail. EAST LONDON BANK (Limited). re. Medan era prepared threader AlltreKtlONStrora • Panama seta; BANKI NG LXPILINKCJI ma ovnclas for PM BLONCIALIS. tILEIT LONDON BA NE (Limited). The Directors are powered to melee 011=8 of .Pablo razing's, ameatel wiik • •tair m " (18 wrogaliza addressed to the Mittro, at the Bute, 124. Yell • ALGERIAN ONYX MARBLE , ! Mews !SMELT, JAMES, aod Co. repectfully .Melt alb liMpectloo of their don Salon. obtch contains mow& df nos tho•sedoijecte,omul•Ung of CLA)(, Csodeiales, Lows, Vat* Jardndetea, Inkstands, Pen Trays, Lod • variety. of , moaner articles of taste, at snuierate prices. lids boadttlid melds Is perfectly translucent, bears a Tl 7 doe lsof 994 1. 991 1 91 aa a 6 ' 1 ' 61190 i viewing Wet., .ad can be turus,l or cldseinto •Atr a an u osoessary for utility or °moment-6, 7,9, EISMi9-tfjoat. TV . . SCOTT'S BILIOUS acid LIVER P1:44", a never falling resindy, preeare.t without any Iseitiolai Wpm:Sent, from the refine of fir, neon, leasid beeMmehhi Mail vibe suffer from Whom an d liver eemplinksta, Mdbeetkon, wind, spmeas, giddiness, dizaintm of the eyes. de. Yoe halittuid esetheness, as a family aperient medicine, and as a pitrtfler et the blool, they ate truly ewe lent : mEd in their operates and to the Illontanis. they emote %mettle, parnsote exceinit c an bea de t. re t. ri e gtb , K re hw the w w mi bule am t .d iers ret ou t s stem SOCIETY OP Am —The opening of the chameints, In be..;ltd. and !a. ad. De. wirm to sat for Dr. .Seals et Phis satiety will be he to-morrow Mad; eentis Bilkers and Lieu PILL The genuine are a square green ay ) wpgagg, ekes tb. shah-nom of the mown Wel rickey with lenhert" enwssed on the 'Mum deliver the opening eddrees.. The Palace Conaort's prise god the prime awarded to the artist workmen et Abe 'Woad. carries Pehibition will he distributed. During the mem i marble hest at his Royal 11 . the Prince Corset her ,brae executed by Mr. and placed in the eacisty's ...arms-room, whisk baa been redecorated made: the super iatemloootof Xr. Cries. CullsTAL PALMJI. OSE 8 Htl.llllo DaL— Busoav, NOV. 16.—Eshwirshws ne payment, 1,315 ; ditto, by ..es *hetet 790: Uhl. 2 , 105 . . _,- 4HZ IN VIGORATIVE NERVIN I 11113VC no oast satenttradly prepare-4 and apart poem= 60, *pa errellal ever Introdored ; Mean+ to lbsk name eelidlteles sliduerearatenaa, as the Infteft Cl nblaitererfort isprllt do. 1 r=l„lt la & Walk for &Milt, of all !Maas. 4.... ...4.107 kr con s/arm* aim. Irairodlostr, pepultro and ph. of soak .411 preen Mealy tionselot Cl to tier 1NV•0416 dreltePtir.* Mee la. per Wit* sr tsar quantities In ore tor tia. Mr Mord. Me." ISltuatelitre rad Co., et.), Ostord-etreet. 4 .C. W 112. Leadranadtnirerk LC.. lambs URVAINS.,-NOWARD and 'SONE! =WM WINDOW CITZTAIND, tn every vorloty,luo UN Weldon of wake —SO and Of, liornero- Oztord-alreot. /Ilislesbod Catalogues on appliontlan. L 100ADILLY ORIN OLINR ROOM • is MI OPIN. . . lOOADILLT SANSFLROTIIM JIIPONI4 se., la.. id., sae its lOC ADILE L T -CRINOLINES ;lOWA IN. Uri Nis ice4DiLLT . ORINOLINRS. • •—.--: ?MST OWDITA. es Wasted J. Nee dew wtiii the ripseies er the willikeig brogel sat a• guelect us the beads, abolishes me =cud • Aug Asir. teen r4Plusi a kW, throw Wan* ea snsabottr. p to beg stall at tbe 3irera. or occupy slosh& met in • carriage. wfWat moue nk se to berest s sir w i k . idits rode newts or Vie observers. thus Iv is t duties di am peer Welles tending to ibir a s sham ohm ; sae. .sritly . its w the Out le WI gramad idea Price tia. at, rad la IL . leutatalooserre, B. nillain's or. ricioADDAT, Ir. , SPAIN. MADRID, Nov. 16. Her ihjetty has replied to the Emperor Napo blen'a Wier by entire acceptance of 4he,proiosal for a Congress. • Two stamen have left Cadiz for filt. Domingo, with 1,400 troops. The government is determined to uphold The rule of Spain in that island. THE PRINCIPALITIES. OPENING OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BY PRINOE 00IIZA. BUCKSAW, N0v.15, Emu*. ) Prises Caws, in Um speech which he delivered at the opening of the National Assembly to-day, con gratulated himself upon the proofs of solicitude displayed towards Roumania by Turkey and the guaranteeing Powers. Prince Coosa declared his intention of following a neutral policy, and concluded by saying, " If,. however, Roumania be involved in foreign compli• meow, or if her rights be threatened from may ticiarter whatever, be convinced that I *ball his found where the aspirations and interests of the , country may point." re replies of Rank to thh betdopeirchem el the rime% Brdsori, sad Art, ecrePare? W. cia g. ne= ftusa lat ic edC ' Alm de frOl regnithr errs le hero Warr Bomb • Imilliersif in aloe on dessroing with the purrs wire air /rd Imegeit r obed In impairs Z o l ys. h. lost 111111111, 01 pacifying Poland and The Eipror is rceporible bay l i e lis ck his misiiros far the son of his *Obi steepset of the perks Mead mist Us ray, ✓ah, ire te seeder to Kreps moreennt el theme whish by ream of his sov e. siglos—such ie the Mil dm worm addresned io ideitisti term to the ihrsi rub, widek, in the mince of she greet_ bitereats, mod in than of . cobra trenty Wired theresirs boafted Oland.* a Wildpatiaa brigs/an the Maks of Merl, of The el .klieste Illesedrionff, to which au estm of the Sod of August last wen an arm; us anticipate the sere and the orielisions el ' Are of teed.. Pbeesselm this, ve bid lem le the Miser of Lowden end Vines sis Ia 4111 ideas as to whet it world be proper le do in the reetuility thee miry likely 'to rim of ▪ refusid by Barb. The cabinets did nee 4segm we did of the frees ef . • preliminary and Waal omen b view of • hypotheboil *limbos. In room of the malt, we psnM in thinking that it isle be 'Myeeted that en eadsestandir in this repo* was sot esiebbehed hsfou. hand between us. We in Ws hroeforth mitt the CPR- Emulations which our elliss anal believe ft nithcl‘ ts teaks to um As far as wan averred, alsasiOrri fear all print* precosenatimr from all possible self •isterest„ ve sot changed in opinion as to the Empire ohmmeter of the ?MU motion, nod the rights whisk the leactral front and bestir Oder a. as. We Aspire that , power such as Engird, Austria, and Fram have not em corded in giving to the steps they took the edloulty debibble, sad is hoe ass kora Co. fault if dr tosalisible mithceity et • oollestive resolutioo we. not seemed Obeli. maim (signed) Ihsourg DI LEzys. • MEMORIAL OF THE GALICIAN' DISPIYMIB TO THE MINIMS OF STATE AT VIENNA. This memorial, which wag presented on the 31st Odder, was &awe up it ocesisquaris al a retidel from the, Minister of Poles for proofs of the emplane made by the deputies against the civil authorities of Gads. The stews • °admitted by the authorities me slued in Ave categories :-1. Illegal sneers. 2. lefree tiles of the law by the military. A Illofl realism is ' Menu 4. Oqpiaistioa el • reed guard to She pieta these widow. 5. Inhuman conduct of the authaeitar. The proofs of the accusations ads: thee categories are toe teed I. Ire volumes, With repsd to the let and fed points the memorial appeals to the ordisaices of 11232, which lay down the principle of the safety of the parses sad the inviolability of domiciles. The ardor speeded ander the remitting categories are repressed as being both ceserary to law and the public sorority. Ths deeper of using the military instead of the civil authorities in nu aside and arrests is pointed out, and it is added that the deputies, who only dab the law to be strictly carried out I. Galicia, cannot but regard with ahem the orgesioates it a peasant guard, which gives rise to atheihr date of things to that which produced the dreadful mosseeres of 1846. They farther repdailiththa tines dot Oen , a decd °edentate lag hewer the peasants and the landlords lea only. bra kale' hp • by gnat wictifices on the part of the latter, sad that the slightest imprudence might raise pasted which are still °ay dormant. The memorial the, • proceeds to state that the Polish insurrection has tbr stragat sympathies of the Galician', and that the subject, therefore, eels for the greatest circumspection co the part of the laborites. On the other bead, the insets of the last to.. months have proved that, by bee position in the negotiations, Austria has earned strong sympathies from the Galician. Sven the abuses of the antlasitiss have never bete resisted. It it difficult to undontand, therefore, why the authorities keep up a state of things which is country to the laws, sad at in a mailer injurious to Austrian sub jects and favoured* to the Russians. It is not attempted to iderpret the eceaction of 19th October, 1860, with Ros t* or to decor the question whether such a cooventiou should be rapped by a constitutional State ; but it is pointed out that this couvention cannot render invalid tie outlaws of 1862, which guarantees the gaiety of the pram' sad cf daddies. le the opinion of the memorialists the authorities in Galicia far exceed the requirements of the carnetioe. The external policy of Austria towards tie Polish eserrestion, which has earned bee the my mpathies of all civilised patios% can hardly be raddled with her War- • nalpolicy le Galicia. A Arm and oriergetio ides hi that pre- Vigo. world perhaps have bad some infinsoceos guess, rd at the same time deprived Praia of all bops of a new Hely Alliance ; is say eau, it would have sesegthesed the mu tual action of the Western Powers. Finally, to say nothing of the other political advantages of a worse of ado* ie so codeine with the law sod the constitution at the part of the Ganda authorities, such a course would have freed Austria from the reproach of a double-faced policy, mad • would have incriesed her authority 12 Romps The de• ! pities ended. by demanding the restoration of a legal aye , tom Is Galicia. ITALY. (72011 ova OWN COIRIMPONDOST.) TURIN. Nov. 9. The Italian government at once announced to the government of France its acceptance of the con- This however, will prove one of the greatest obstacles to its meeting, for Austria will be unwilling to have the Italian question dismissed, and will not like to have her repreesntative sitting by the side of the representativeof that Italy which she does not recogni se , and which she has always regarded as a geographical expression." where the triumph of interests is the chief rule of political conduct, people will not be suurrpprised that the Italians see with pleasure the enrtwrraumeot of Austria, and that they are dis posed to enter into an alliance in which Russia may be one of the parties. It is true that Remain in steeped iu Polish blood, but every nation has toe many stains of that kind, and no alliance would be possible if considerations of that nature were to prevail. Moreover, Russin in entering into an alliance with the liberal powers must with granting to Poland more liberty. The Italians therefore would not scruple to be in alliance with a despot if the alliance benefitted them and did no injury to the Poles. One thing in particular is troubling the Italians, and that is the side which England will take in regard to the inevitable trans formation towards which Europe is moving. Will she remain a discontented spectator as in 1859, allowing France to acquire more in fl uence and territory by the annexation of some oilier Nice and Savoy t Will she, to prevent this, unite with France, or will she join Austria in combatting the new ideas! This is what the Italian statesmen and the Italian people are asking themselves, especially in the north of Italy, where the positive views of practical politics are more diffused than elsewhere. Despatches were received on Saturday at the 00locia1-edice from the Governor of the Bahamas. Des patches were sent to the Governors of the North American I province THIS NOORPORATED SOCIETY TOE PEOXOTING FAILINGIIIINT, BUILDING, AND RIPAINDIG or CHURCHES AND Onarsas.—This society held Ito first meeting for the Velment essaloo, yesterday, at the society's house, No.!, Whitehall, S.W. The chair was takes by William Cotton, Esq. ; there wen Waternt. Sir Thomas Phillips, Rev. A. Boarmisihr, Rev. Fi eld , Herm Jobs Boodle, Gooey Coolers, .1. F. France, J. R. Porker, William Skittle", Edward Thornton, and the Rey. George Alaslis, M.A., secretary. emits of money amounting to 8151. were made in ski of the following objects ,heilding a new church at Hayward's-heath, sear Hoghton • rebuilding the churches at Blaeufortb, nineGrdiglll 11111,4137 WA. seer Abe...you. Cer am:llm ; linapireU, seer St. Imo, Heels.; Limiters's, sear Holyhead ; sad Trefeglwys, near Sbrewabory. Es. largiag or otherwise leeressiog the accommodation is the churches at Bothers, seer Ithaswoeth ; ley, seer Hereford; Erehfoot, sear Devises ; Little sear Biendiley Bastion. Backs ; Llanengrad. neat Positron& ; Liasmadee,mor Svratiesa ; Stases'. new Wan; CArrADI STai— A public banqu et was gives VD Teatiodem Hest ; Then Be. Nrocaret, mar Collumptes; Costae. Spoke, at the Gimp Hotel, Waster, on Wei ad Teeple, Sear I,llolamtic The mast formerly saris ossehtY vmaiwg. About 11111 loorhilthtuu and towards betiding the •dliersg at Moonley, near Durham, ware preeest, ea &Me a large Dumber of ladies. wy laereased. Tlait soniety likewiee seeepted th e terse( Hooke was amosepealed by Nr. G. Lengths, M.P., i d lte the fellewitt repay toads. mom toads, map. ; Hon. W. Addington , M.P., the former representative cilt fordsidre ; CFOS le lieed,ls the p a riah of Walkiroe„ Amex ; ' serving , is the coarse of his address, that himself. S ir A. BE Clabforkodircbareb, Limped ; Holy Trinity, , A. Had, Hr W. Mike, sad fifs. Restehball would hrieg Lee, Rost;.Lahr Cramped], Manehester ; Mold Gomm, the dais, of the pliant captain before parliament, if the sew Biitillersfield • Si. Mark's, Preston ; St. Joh, the Mmessinent not PlaviumlY vavvilliv• them, The =Pigs Evangelise, Newfro;y, Bale ; and Aldriaeton, Some& At was pasted withlood aftlanes, sad is the course of this meet's( the sum of 2,8661. was ordered to be paid for alien paid. a well•mevited Whets to Ospeele Greta sad mobs ramotly completed. by akieh4,ll7eittiap have here Dr. Livimptose. Mr. Coombe, the chain:as in proposieg provided, sell 3,841 of these seemed for the free used the the Meath ad OsPeelw Boa% mentioned the Quest power ishabitanta The society is ME lemeetatiy sad bed beeeplossea to sipidy her approbation his e ff orts. - a rum& Western Daily/mei. If Aim ,he one thing which cm be called a 11.04„4441, tii.,*ngliehs mind, it is that if our ootnta7 is to be maintained in its high position amongst the nations, the first human agency in sealling ituch a mutt meat be the possession of a naval force capable of protecting our commerce all over the woad, and, at home, of preserving our eleireafrOm tbs dement of the invader. We never , had sauskaliffisulty about the ships from the days Oar irdeg ftdwsrd sailed with 3,000 TOMAS to UtkOeidayll, down to the greet:evolutions/7 yam+, when every sea was covered lath our fleets, and the ta of France were so strictly blockade d ; ls t it was said that not a oockboat could ::=-Gut. •al . e French port without the' • sty of being snapped up by an English cruiser. I Atria in the supply of men that the pineh lay, and IMk notbecause we had not enough of galore, or . did One iailots Mau* from' searfers, but that the octiimarce of the nation was always so great as to absorb all our maritime enterprise . and bone and mhscle, and force the government in time of war caseessipmey into expedients for manning the navy,' were always unpopular, but .whioli in t days of geumal enlightenment and pub hove humane, imposeible. , 240 great peo• • lidileibea aid naval administsators bee dareWkwrby some pagodas aid accept- Minas„ the Marinas fares of .tailitai aseniest ! erg yeast-'boa matted. fat Madames df ,wary :ha squired ; and it ettaki seem as .•Ift Abe • establishment of the Bayed Naval tasbave at length cut the (Jodi= knot. I." The' difficulty of obtamieg Kimpetind peareen for :reached its Qui/Meeting point during the .war.. In former wars, .our Acni •.• what pinched for mamas took their choice of expedients, or eemetinica adopted all three ulteneously. They oould either. lay,an embargo -inerehant shine, shoat w PIPS":"4 tm*P•s °r 416 y am a tempting bountand worst of they.oonld issue a pr od compulsorily luring the, service of seafaring xten in , clams ; is tqw, they could let the ferociputprata gut loose in all our seeporte, hidnappinS every met, whethee mafaang or not, mid forcing *their captives with unheard of barbarities into the •of the navy. It is not necessary to' waste . • uch space in Mowing that two of Ahem old- . Monad expedients have now become (tete, • o minister would now be mad enough to MI • • • bergo dn 'Our outgoing merchant ships, nor would ' •y, we fancy, be willing to pot his hand' to spro-* *maim' letting loose the prestige:mg. Of the old 'Machinery, tbetefore, for raising men for the wavy there only remained the botarty, ass possible capet• skeet., but this, which was tried very recestlyea air ••• • •. • led sena orlibeeslity, besides b...ora all awls of hued, has been found •ollewtaileilts gll thy navy only with the woad and moot, swift 4rable class of seamen. In the presence of so many difficulties standing ip the way of an object of the deepest national ins- Isortanoe the coueeptioe and instituticia of the Royal 'Naval Reserve must be admitted to have been a happy . tweet. for England— 181 i the Rays/. conummion . was appeieted• lualudiM among Lit members exanced states in veteran JOY* . dimes, merchant shipmasters n 'ehipowners, and by that commission the subject of manning the navy was carefully considered In all its. bearings The great fruit of its labours was the establishment di the Royal Naval Reserve, and it is to the undo. ,atle success and rapid ingress of thatinstitution we ziqw hope to ettiraa the attention of the oa st t public. • • By he regalations of the Royal Naval Reserve 111 Mtish-born seamen of good character whom lige, do not exceed 90 Years may be enrolled, and be condition et their service 'ice that they shall' attend gun drill for 28 days is every you. and h• lade to be called out for active service in case of ' emergency. The intention of the force is, in fact, that it shall be on the water what the volunteers are on the lind—namely, the last line of the; oath:Mal defence, with this important difference, however, iu favour of the Reserve, that the men receive permanent pay at the rate of Of. per Minuet and a guinea I ' week whilst out for Ind' that they' may leek forward to a pension of Greenwich Hospital 'in their old age. The captains of the mercantile marine are eligible fur commissions, at present rising no higher than that of lieutenant, but there is a strong hope that the ranker cogunauder will also be shortly thrown open to such officers of the Re /terve as shall have shown mere than ordinary real is promoting its success. ft will be seen, therefore, that nothing could be fairer or more liberal than the terms upou which the institution was established, and yet it made but slow way for a king time. Jaek,who bad the traditions of the preargaug period, with all its traps and devices, fresh in his bead, smelt suspiciously id the tempting bait for some time. It was, he thought, too good to be true ; awl in the majority of instathoes his wife or sweetheart, as the case might be, made every effort to strengthen this adverse opinion. Some of the women feared that their husbands were sure to be killed ; othersthat • they would lose their relish foe Lome, but it will, perhaps surprise many of our readers to learn that, a large proportion of objection took the religious fetes. A great recruiting field for the Naval Reserve would, of course, be the northern colliery ports, rod there, it is itnown, the seamen who have but ahnet voyages to make spend a good deal of time adhere, and are very regular attendants at their various places of worship. There the criminality of war in any shape is often insisted on from the pulpit, and the doctrine bad obtained so firm a hold ou the minds of many of our "Geordies," but enure especially on their wives, as in the first is stance very much to mar the success of the Royal Naval Reserve. But time, as is always the ease when the matter in baud has merits which will bear its le-arching test, has done wonders. The sailors began to drop in fur enrolment by degrees, and those wuo did so, finding what were the reel character and advantages of the iustitution, became., so many willing agents tq advertise it further iutp popularity. Small shipowners, who feared that the o" men would think too much of them selves, and demand higher wages, were in the com mencement a great stumbling block, but their petty, obstructiveness was niore than neutralised by the patriotic and liberal conduct of the great magnatei of the mercantile marine, who gave the reserve their warmest support, and in all cases preferred reserve men when manning their own ships. These intelligeut merchants soon saw bow much more likely they were to be well served by men of character, and of whom it might be' lite rally said that " they had a stake in the country," than by the casual wanderers' of the docks and quays, of whose qualifications or character they could know nothing until the knowledge was too late to be of any wait Some of them, whose ships traded to piratical seas, soon found oat that a little training in the working of ships' guns and small arms would sometimes turn out to be a valuable acquisition to their crews. It is nut many days since accounts were received of the destruction of one of our ships by pirates in the Chinese aeaa preceded by the murder of the crew. Had that ship had a few Pm; and had her crew been Naval Reserve men, if only of one year's standing, that terrible catastrophe would most assuredly have been averted. The results of the favouring causes we have eutuuerated hate been most gratifying. In four short years a force of 17,0(0 picked end, trained seaniesi has been enrolled, all of whom have boss matte perfect in the great gun and small arm drill, and 180 officers have received cionimiesions ranking "with but after" lieutenants iu the royal navy, these latter having every rearm to hopithat before a very long time has elapsed the higher rank of commander will also be thrown open to their patriotic ambition. The maximum of men contemplated by the Royal Commission was 30,000 ; aid there is no doubt but that, with a little enoouragensent from the press and the public. that number will very shortly be attained. A great responsibility in the administrative management of the force will rest in the Registrar-General of Merchant Seamen's department, which has, in fact, lam the iustitu tion of the Royal Naval Reserve, become the great connecting link between the two royal services and that vast body of trained and efficient seamen who in time of peace navigote our innumerable merchant ships to and from the remotest corners of the world. Much will, we repeat, depend on the efficient working of this department, but very ninth also oa causes over which administration, however efficient, will have ao cootroL It will lie 'with the oaken of the Royal Navy frankly to as cept their mercantile brethren as comrades on egad .is, and not by any supercilious airs of sad* Minnow to wound the fesliup of fine manly fellows, who may, perhaps, have been from their youth up wards too busy learning the duties of a sailor to find time for aegniring all the artificial groom al a petit maitre. We do not mean to say that such consideration will be necessary in the caw of all or seen a large proportion of the officers who receive . commissions in the Reserve, for we have amongst odr merchant captains and officers huoilreds of men whose intelligence and moaners would tit them i' imposing ; but them sway amass moss iu whisk Study of Id irtli have to be somesseseed erthemsuniption of the epaulette, and in sushi-ass* kis to be hoped that the officers of the Royal Navy will act as do their military brethren when they re . olive a comrade from the ranks, and not as toe spiny naval officers have already done with the engineer officers who, since the universal use of steam, have become of the utmost importance in a man -4 war. Much more miaohid than the greesal pliblie ere at all aware of has been done to her kfajesty's naval melee by the persistent snubbing to which the steam engineers have bees exposed in men of war from the combatant Akers of the skip, and •it is to be hoped that the /MCCOMB of tie Royal Naval Reserve will not be obstructed by abuilardieloyal and tooisteospeabb promedinge. ' • • There is krumoar, in the correctness of which th Ames of the Royal Natal Reserve have hem faith, and which, both for their sake and the make of the malsabie institution to which they beim& wannest t moo tom out to be well founded. It is to Me , effect . that the Queen, delighted at the rapid ver already made by the Reserve, and &allot II 'to Make its success a complete and esialdhlied fact, 'contemplates giving the force a . moot die. depilated mark of her mid approbatisu •by %appointing his Royal Highness Primo Alfred to be its commodore. Should such tura out happily to be tlic came, that which has hitherto been a anions will rapidly become a triumph, and the Royal ltaval Reserve will thenceforth be 'tempted so one of the great national faits of the country. .10/810. • JULLISInI • PROIIEII ADS CONCERTS. Theis popular enterbainunnt• b••• been ring '*thniag the post week with eadishideed Mat. They hove ammeeted of repetition, el Rea int eight's perfonneme 1111 lief Mot. 'lee • mew mid meet remorieslelo femme ewe added to time by the appousem el Wawa Camillo Iliad. Who, after as elegem el Ivo yeas, two pea Mg* .bit to this eseetry, having beet sr ' p.aw by M. Jellies. we believe, for the 'bulb Cl bfa esseeete. The altheellem .1 his mob asere • vitt whited. lest Wen. Spay pod al the wallas hit ea peadhle ; ead the " premised," mipbt vo bees so called as Ike peen* Lem dt toe bone* !a: its oceepeate wore es dewed, crowded tepolber ' nomponmb err Cl eg tat lie geertioe. They egad , teats*, fawner, to semi perfectly still. mid Mae tb Menem le the edadreble eatertaiseesell pee . Mad kw them a Rived performed two , eu si is esa perk of the eseast. The hat nalbinaialbfarasearsedes "LaChelan r amused wu a movement of la awe coespatina. Keane eon& tined the animism"' of hie reantiaa. It reinaided es of the way le which Pepsin Wait wee received under Ifie tale met sons thirty rare see. When nivori had on anal Mei •postonmakie of "L Citiehette— which. leer panhatly of the wencilleled faits of executive whisk dawn- in is. of the non ocean and Wanda new nab ever wnUee for tha viola—as whets as. diens bast late a perfect dorm of scelseinises, Which 'awitlaned for several Wanes, and brought the earner two or three times hack to the °rebates after hi `retired Rote ft. We eaten call &wort the greatest of larthystiollaine,thr ae oath greet* thee hernia ; but nattier tea cat may thee eery sea WWI Sesseise, is pan tp i cven. . ens They dined* blawen this. the swain of the what llory very diaseder, sea hens g hie sera peen iar qualities end beauties. In Joachim we lad tha 'perfection of the Gonnau, Is Simi of the Italian ,tool. The differeas is u groat es that bstweee as Piga, o of Moan aid the Mariwro.io Serf& of 'Charon 'Nark naricorer, the pant of Pepsin, pia nine all his tradition, with all hi IMU`1•110U• powers of exenties; sod is thu thinly nolistat bake who on give lb. inane posieration &wands and vivid i. 1•• of abet Peppin sae; is tit day, whets his bow was • cask weed wlifcli *hated the world. We treat dist Sivorre per. forinsnonwM not be rafted to Jallion's manta To the Meshy Popular Coacerti he would be an invaluable aqui • .sitha for be is a non agitate quesiessieyer, end is that 'capacity is se thoroughly coeverseet with .11 the pea works of the GOMIS soling as say 'Wheat bides. SOLDIERS' CoNcrxra—Arrangrnient4 are being =de by lb. G. W. Wards to give a ow is§ of few morns to the soldiers pnioneeiis Loidoniliwire the winter. The wooed* willtate pleat to wed the doe will number :DO masters el tbeNationel Moral Society. ANOTHER " Exisarnott.•A Calcutta corn 'pendent writes :—•• Is a few maks the flan. Ashley Isles will start us his minks to lilseeee, soneepasied by Dr. B. Shatie, 4. best of our Annelle photograshe r e. as medical - offien awl by 50 Sikhs sad 50 nippers end miens. older a milliard officer. The kit missies we net to this most Winnow of states hi Asit. seder Captain B. Pan hence, is 148, started from Ciowleity, us lM Anna side to the awl This minima. will proceed Duns Veriest ins, on the west, to detiand reparatioe for inesserra and iosoleut attacks in our frontlet, sad ascent, fee lalk• future. Ithona is an lielinebtions state. sod seal to be • feadatory of Pekin, bat that dereaderce as now aostinsl. Itnntehes over 230 miles of the Himalaya., from Darjeelios to Aladin], sod has au :iira of 19,1)0 pane miles of fertile valley and sway ridge. said to ebnual capper, sad it for lit. else than tea. with whirl. the elopes of the hills will, &Witless, be smiling beim e soother aratary pines away. We have traded no state iu .tsia with se mach farbearnans, sod there is se fen of annexation et Tin Donning are as destaled as they Sr. few is slim the vices from filth of body to polyandry pi es:.ilins. The Deb Raab, a spiritual ruin, like the Mikado of Japes, is seaway • boy kept as • stets pi isinee. mad the Dhurm Iterk, like die bane, is slowed by the throe valet powerful pike or governs', and seldom allutre.l to hold office for seers than three years. Poverty, filth. mid op preesion deface UN glorious seseery of litietan. shoes merry peeks see to • height of 25,0110 feet. Mr. Eden • ill go to Tassisodeo, the add anther • capital ~f tb. aut., Psi. rulka, the hot-weather 'cents': hod just weed Maw elan Captain Peasharma mew it is 11%04. niop ate de cidedly worse sieve tiara ; bat science Mid art will hopes' by the minks it Dothan elm Dr. Motels, a Denman resident at Lissom has left rie as ex palitice fen the Shan nullify, which lies between Britieli Burnish sad the Tai BROTUZZROOD OF ST. rATP.I4 Irish society me skewing same misms of M. at Dublin. Sturdsy last being tin samisen/ivy of the it t•temet of Willsous, about 1,000 al tin meation marched to tasr semis is military array. kelvin( inn sail stop. it so said. as wolf as as) of km Msjosty's nevem* sod imersballei by recogsisoil sews. Thiry Mooed tb momory el them • hero is From& fashion.. ownsisi kis Issib wink MIMS sad isamortenca Tiny files kit babied mom spinets of Ike snot purpose of Atm orpsissti.s, le tior Asps of a pike snood epos tho tosslossomo la small soloostld lekkko. with tko bare sad shassrosk lbs Ismosfel mots/ Thai retsuowa 4 1 ° totem is smartie& seam either soy oppeitspis hors lb. iniloarities.