The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-26 00:00:00

4-1 ( - .1-""0 i ~,~TG~ c ~--5.... N EWE PAPER • ' 111 .4 1 i 1- 65:4 If ti.Xl • ( - / /,/,,,Z No. 5,897.) MIITTA., ranting at the Cape of Good Rope I bbarea—NTlAN 001111171110ATION between We. DON sad INDIA by the umpiesest Meet ot etesenera belenglag I. Uri Zed labs sad Lades 81= 4 Covegany Itallte4 The well-kaowa capper INDIA N A, 10 2411 Mes h Mahe= pewee, 1. . 839% Oemmeader, now la the Vleteela la) leave re Sett December, embeettleg at sad Ow ace O rd cia the Seth Deesseber, Ice amass all lbe Ceps rd Seca Heys sad Madera This esupdeeeell Alp. beet fitprosaty tee the ladle be* bee bees thoroughly method. bas Itretesie so tememodettes lee pesseagen, sad eel wry as experienced =epee : abe s stewardess. The anew purge et ewe sheers has bees ee days to IleAres, sure it the mall: alsellese pamege• ea record.—Pre beagle ee to Orlsese and Co., id, PartkarafFainet, L . ; er Anna Meet sad Co., 1K leateeheietrest. 11.0.: er at the Obese at the Comps:lL h Labia IC. ; ethers s atojeatlose kr appebbmate es la tads 11111W1011 sada ItICZAZD DIIW, drezetery. CIALCIITTA Direct, with immediate despatch, '.l the maspdaceot cilqwe ship WHITS ROM AI, 1.193 tool midar, to load to the East India Docks. Tbleuestaldoent ship , balk tole* petsients a most favourable opportisoll7 thi_Pie!* at Ite=py to OEUATLY, HA/MAT, sad szwiLL. QHANGILAZ Direct, Meows. DUNBAR and 10 Co.'s am Jiberdoenballt clipper dip mcnow, A 1 ilt h ru4l3o rfr ; loading in Yes lest India Docks. add Itigbal ship, Just lannebsd by Mosers. A. Hsu and Co. for the trade, Is coaddcetly teseesaandsd to 1r very superior cabin accomeodatteia—lbe et pampa apply to GILLATLY, RAZZ/LT, rod 17, LiSiliffilMiti4lllll, LC. to HONGKONG and SHANGHAI.— S T IRIow, powerful, stria screw Memo iirr emo sepelt Zim s tr i rs eseMsstoilMN to load la the last India =pissed new steamship sir oids the best elmoctzt to awe pessempra. Vacancies for tildeldpmes. yto WiEII~ST lON , hoard :or to (IMAM, It- sed SWILL, $7, leadenhalletreet, E.C. HONG KONG and WHAMPOA — . The sp z - .ILJL llama Abadan. built clippie ship CITY or A • 11.1 tons resister, A. H. TAYLOR Ocianseader Wan ha tM /sat India hooka This splendid rased. lulls int year by Mom Jaw Duthie, Sons, sad Co., especially for Sr China trade, far bar high clams sod modal is nnastaallad by say read now leadlw Has magninseut Whin acoomsodadoa.— ApW CRUICERIA NH and RING, SS, laadenhalletreet: or ao SLY. HANLEY, and 11ZWILL, IR, Loasts•halLatswin. BOMBAY Direct (to eail Dec. 15), the very fast ettem trotevsnizz.• 217,77 • 0 1.4 R: 211Issaslir MISC2Z WAT 11112124 Cossoisadir ; Issl ; has sib's •0311•110111111• M.— Moe pump" to CULLLTLY. HAMM mad 27, 14114laban-street, LC. BLACK WALL LINE of PACKATB. Foe 11:111110171.311 (Pat Palltip) Direoa—lleattn. GILIZICS gip 10131711011 CAM; MOO tom Captain C. DINIIDALZ. irtU Me the Mist MIA Dodson Se MA Datenstar, can at Moon* W and carry la —Apply to ?WII'S MAW. and lalalirt ed , tr u traolisnee-bandings ; or to 7 , . 021321 and Oa, 711, Cornlint, .C. Anomputpin by ibis Mu can proemial by nal kon Yalatraton to =tit at mimed Woe by lalkyinn to Y. BRUN and Co. for IILACKWALL LINE of PACKS/B.—For MILIKIIIJINI (Port Phillip) Direot—ldaaszn GitHEICS alp WIELLIBLEY, 1,100 lona, Captain JOHN MTH, will bars As last India Ducts at the enb January, Mk can at rontlt and carry en MAW, and Lag= iFiti=g4 or t a n CIUIN and Oa, 12. Conlin. C. Pantanyna by lbw es rmby call tees Paddington ta P=ltt at radscrid tura, settiag to OZZIN and Co tor PROM LIVERPOOL OR QUIZIGITOWN TO NEW YORK. TRILIVIRPOOL, NEW YORK, and lIIILADEEPHIA =ANEW OGILPANY Mend des peals, lbelp itapewereNClrlehate boa Emu Steam-Ships, eanybo 0~ =Me ram &Magri Rai Saw TOM CITY OP , Nev. 28. CITY ON =IWO * / Weemewto, Deo. I =INVEIGH, •• ednottlei. Dee. GLASGOW, eaterday, Dee. It asil Wsliiskr, and own alternde filiattsl. Oa= poktolaty elemen w ettliz a = la red= EL IT, awl odaew, aeolingta lie by the Isterdere etwawww,lll giber. len nmw taalatka pleoliew oohed. _ t ~/be WWI MUM W. Kim Gamols. the 1721101Natom, awl BOOR Gehmalik_ • TT"M` .71.13 1 6 cliy. DRlKlN.—Direoi Route to Rollover_ Bruns wick mil Oudail Swum, IVIZT T1U141,41 0 1 North Own= Uwe. *nal demos WNW CONDQ;.r MOW; trail Eamipi••• • al • W➢ . riot tar aL i 0 it...—lapos to Imam a awl 47.:6•11ma 411- and..Mb i rarratect u l a str . LING e!Tidying (ace. 111 11• 111 -cir ar PIUILIPAS. U. Rood. LC. `• 1 11f1HE BALLABIO and LAORCHA MINES J. ARE NOT SPILTLATIOSS ; 7••Yn bat to put up 4pear asstlasora Is return tba ore snit artlt at onto bs voids I um so reason to doubt tito Morn of an aassai Mof trout JUMP" to 00,000 a sm. as as AVIRAO DIVI OF T 1 YT VI PER CINT.• Report of G Darttet e U lawf ted. )fhtara. to tb b t . DlT 2 ent i o l g i attlit Xining Company Hegeetaaee e. aipplkatias to ei r i ftstratary, 80.11awaroplace, Gram! alifarshotrast. Losaita, LC. NATURAL HISTORY SPICULINS. PHILOSOPHICAL IN STILIiZAITS. BOMA as. DrDAYJ. 0. ST:SYMMS will M.. 1 .L by AUCTION, at OroM IWww, lUngatrest, Covent-onto, co , Noolealor 27, at balflast U preoleery. DR= PLANTS. vellistals, rabbets, eke triad inachloes. diasolving. *qv sposoliss sod Wes, Moto sad alscellaneous Items Ow Os day Flea sad nsflorK Ms and catalogues hot 'VAST CHAIRS and TURNIT IIRH HOWARD and NM WAllinOntin.—Sbo nobility and =eiteld L' IIIPICT news, HOWARD adhOltir superior IL at IS and a. Berneanstreak Ostordalrest.—Bier Yaw Catalogues as appikation. WATEIRSTON and BROGDZIPB GOLD CALM . troy might, al soaftstio rafts aft Ift vorlowatbla at wltoloofto taaaarsoftroft plias me add ft WM dotal gftra fted. mad reprachred ft* price champ& " Korea Oa soft, Ear mak your daft weighs, St the stood cars* War Ilsomo d M. il4, and cisme toe ftilaa." •••4111•10111 , 11L/IL NIZIO/Ila. liostiottaftstft Oftiatftittft W.O. Lofts. Amigo_ Illsft of &in sad lowetlary for ft wk. NA TM saabllltarat daft ft la be mat .ad so Oftwdrao all ofolodc SOILED FRENCH CAMBRIC ILLaDKERCHIEJS et RAU-PUCK Par Lass or Osatismea vary LW, 10e. It., Us, aa4 Ono lialma pat isms. AEU awl Clial., amovad to 118, la gatatrosa. W. gIzRzAN ONYX MARBLY. Mama Nowicii. MOM and On _tally WWI an ai ot ar hislr dem lake. which aast ds ot ow ranniall CIDCZAra. Lawn Yank J takstande, PON non and a variety et mats a media * Ude. at mattierata pikas. Thli beautiful graft Is pordraNytinollnin* ban a vary tan polish, prearear • dlaredip at pissing ilona wad be fused sr ckfae Into lat ia ami narnanaglarralidalr r anrarnnund-4 f, li, Ingemants." RAILWAY ALTEILATIONB.—Furuiturs, Cur gulnicurus. Iron Mackkads. aI.—AD. LOAD= and Co. non 0 their wen assorted. modem !MOM at m = Seduced prima their premises being required for She POUTAN arrnsiox. On view, 21 and 11 . Paynnalt. Flos - Sam Louden. INV appleanou asearmy. Ivory maga morked to pets Lea—ltlebard League ire Os. GAS CHANDELIERS.—R. H. HUGHES begs ve to beim the trade WS be los matomelve emmortheeme sew Meeeme, earemeedel and meow No Ole mem ot pseud meet ATLAS INDICATING CHANDELIERS. Ode Vismals el °VlZland oedemata from the at Wm* weeteo—Atthis : entrance No. te, Hance WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED i This nosey is worthy oftaddentio. Woven oat anxious IS Mob the Inestimable blesslog-Vtr i r correct know base m to the proper time for aging will th= . tie sortabsty of preoerrlog deer ride. is Mid go' life. Its &Motel., ts determined • Meaty isi dlembsistion mast be used he adapting lenses of the exude thed Ida soPPIY the look or :M'l'4l, WO urr win resift newel., like toed I cal gleam. I olftle ml , th lef by Ilbersod Pretrawcw• w. Is proved by the nctlms of rowstry hawkers end unskilled vendors. . w. Lel . • then, . were wiser to ask shoe rather from some of repute, sad model Wok to we's sight. 'he old Am 4 i-/-°--, a..._ n 1",., il wwh,_ _sod Sail lestahltsbed vac . posits the Brit.!' .._. -- ,1 - 0 1 a wo "was. herbs specially to the mann ""'"w• "wombs. are competent to adrift as ell limit taus to the remedying defect. vision by the someate aaapeatlos et tho lenses. mithematleallArna of tins rerildelte Re r. awd alb tol ii : m he =bee seiseUes et a spertacie frame fuMell haw wise let the is most We the Inge. DR.80071"8 BILIOUS and LIVER PIL LS .. anartaims newly, rowed yam' Ng hoirediwk tram the reri or a • lieste, will be tweed Wootton, to MI who owlet haw Wbue sent Ivor dompliihno. wind. q ows, ildalseee, dienneen of tho oyon es. Yo u := onneveron se • honey aperient lasedpia. and as • 10 10014 . eir Ow Mood. Obey an holy excellent ; wed la thou operation and mufti to taw Monseb, they emote dleoldheh._,_. the whets server /IT W..... """• ihmtek illi rEing 10106 Cirbisail".l6. 16. VW 01. OM to sot Sot De. lAoor ?be puelne ow • Whin gana ipeoe s e e id& " Unbar pepped gel ad WNW. NIAVIIMMINCL £" m° ,4 .18NR/we- Prow anivinmisi mow Ira sordiol nor mmosorsiw o aprmal .1 the osorolloo • is Or el width poled lariat do. =Loorni_ dWr inis = ichr egilidedo,ordtoostleow ftrollsoklrse oxbow of side. proo NNW Is wor Taro b. pm bilk or far quallik ms• In or br af Xaire ernsielerroliadirltollik W.C. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1863. JULLIEN'S CONCERTS.-HER MAJESTY'S THIATER—MdIIe. ToIOW. Signor Short, W *NM Am Quadrille. Selection from "Yawl." EVERY ZYLNINO, k S.—Adralado• Ooe Shilling. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALAOR MCKIM ATTILACTION.—AiTIIVZ PIRTILL/fh. eelebnied newt will MVSZY JITINIMO la ea ealereelemeat tee Oak amemmeet es Mai alebllihmat. The MAR MU. Mr mini weader. MI meheams Me warld—lareme Lem doe —The Mr, loantsla—Oyerstle SMW.bee—Oreal Oomle Dlic lb.s Me Treacesm leaky sad Mom. Lie% melted by 11 = 11".. Met &era. ocamease Ibtllmet. ROYAL AL HAMB R A PALACR—The Miaow has the hoed* to &manna VMS arnannant Iwo tar nods with X WIWI FRANCON', =f6= of the GRAND CIRQUE lIIPIRIALC. by which hit Troupe will norm for a D period. cononsoing tin Mt Wend the Wan Show, oc. I. THE REGENT NEW MUSIC HALL, Ism WIERMIXIITiaI, Aka LlACir a ll i fZOW a ti BUT V INTLLATID, will OP= cr . MONDAY, ltdrember TM iallorlag aft =*mg a Mara awl lingua ~as an arread Oman. Mir *Maar. Mbar Jar. Mir . Kar am Kn. Alarader, Kra Dray, Mir Graham, KY Load. Mr. lira. le.. Mir ar. err Manama. Mr. Lacoriss. Mr. MA% Yr. Kartaisr, Kr. Karim Mr. Wider, boar Ow blike. Kr. Warw. Trvater,_ Basally, Kr. J. G. lord*. Rank Hall. Kr. Oresamo. Kra. Orval ' Parka' la ar. Ma. Ala Yard. Ma Mara Merberik Jar sor, San Cara Lostroarialisla :—Mr. Dram Kr. Mbar Darla Ma PamMr7 j al, Kr. rpm, Mesa TIMM% /*. qtr. imam Mr. litiadsh Ma aroma : Mara" Kr. Yank !l: Orr& lararria, Ilk. Ilkidsir. opar at P. Aar. SL ; Maas and I•kwar, mine onroßD. —OPEN EVERY EVENING. - .11. -- 111111111 AL IrtIZTAINNUWTER, contbelog of Oparen Cbm . reaka au be,lh usi t rat ob id ola of the Czy t r i z :. Yoke : Dam Dom; Wka /wog ; sad kee marvellous Wefts oak .. no raaa," by the Want Herr &bakes. MIL Nistadar, Mr. P. niabome. Odoady by Uneworth (or up other osa "), novaa, W. nada% I. Marshall. G. Ink:bloom, ant.,l4. Admission—Ares, 6 d.: Stan, and Bakony. la: /Ovate Beam IN. 6d. rrIHE GHOST CLUB, an entirely new Spectral 111startalmat latrodnelng startling d novel Mir Odors attesapiled. Pee Mood order the an s eeds blandasee of Professor IMMIX and e l:y== el I. DNWII4.—CAJITIBBMIT NUL. Wt ALLSOPPS ALE sad OITUINESS'S STOUT. JOHN 7. MOOS sad Co.. role contractors for Bottled Isar to Us internalionsl inlAillion. AVM. for Soo.ool AllroPP and eon's Wl* Pals sad Borten A 1.,, sod Guinness. ton. NM We lan Meek Ismporenrs sr Mass sad Rphita—ollose dEd eas.a. gm Baal iota w. LC.-2!a trade supplied on Mord Mee tor orb. OVIAOQATB.—GeutIem about W I ! ca r t on their WIWI= COATS anturned to re wet MOM deloopsotios or so* ot dm, NSW 000106, In cluding:tom bes=malerials nada to sod tIPSOtill o be had oaly TON sad IM, Taws and Ovoroosi Nob" 106, Strand, oppolito Luger Holt WHAT BOYS REQUIRE for WINTER Yriems.—radoe am bo so womellon that RYAN and 00.11 Ovareaste an Ila veryp i enPs required by Boys sad Tower st We ladomad maw the ear. That i r d. serel eat graceful la deem demi& hi warmly and well made. The New Capes and Jackets we Jae at a very eeperler Overstate ead Maw lie. It to See.; Jocks% k tivka. ed.. and 1151. wraid am Ca., st and A. Oshadwiseel. W. ; 21 . 11 . and Id. Newelreek ilbeelaabese ; and et, riefigete. Lewis. BOYS LOOK WELL in HYdlif and COT eadlOCri ark weitieleamed Idle ter adldbood sad Berlreed are admired re Use Itivedrile lamas *IN of iler Berm The Irdielebeeker Diem% the Widow aid 0464.1%&e.. W• 1 12 .411 1 W. 6...... .• ow Pelee 15a. Ma, 116 e. sad M. little --, sad leeks* In the nest remit deelese, lea It, 16a of fla and Co. 16 sad a. thriord-elreet. W. ; li, 23., end W. lfs►alesst, Etrrlsdam . seed 42. Iktepie. Ueda 10011 BOYS at SCHOOL and COLLHOIL—The It= Hamm and Robby =4lankinol by iltAlt and Oe n = tits yaws= at In= sal balake. inispective air =la lab= and an10=1.0.4 wcat== ship. Prtta, %a, dad tbs. : Ovate*. ISt. 01 to PK ; laid% M. 01., Us. 01. and Na: foga id ranlffif 111460 _— W Omen! l=sry d way dassriptloa d atanintle= solar. NYAI4 =4 06., 46 and 0 Odarat, W.: 11, 0, a= 0, Nowotreat, lina=== * Irina% leads. DI'VE SELECT LIBRARY.—NEW and CHOICE DOOrd.—The collection et seeders books at Mary, slowly by may thouseed volatiles the L lbaOsad, Is Ala familia. augmeated and clutched frost V. to One by Me addition of e we c opies ot all the sew weans se they swear. Trospectuses, with revleed of waste reeantlyadded, sad osinhapies tree surpl copies withdrawn for We, wild be forwarded, poet , es appllcation.—CHAßLlS EDWARD MUDS" New iednareet, London, 'kr& MARX LIMON'S NOVEI tb :ZAIT ALL Mt TH3 DID," Is sew ready eta the Bradbury and Orme, it, &meads-atm* LC. MRS. LIBRIPER'S LODGINGS. CRITICAL STATE of s TOWN.— SCAOLIOLA.—Tbs BUILDER, of this week (4&, or by poet 5d.;, costal= s—Vlirw and Plan of Chad!Layton View and Plan ad It Clod —" Going Juane in Venire— Cattiest Mate or Btandao4—Modera Church Symbolism—Prac tical Asiarka onliaighoia —Linea by Mr. Manche—Various other Midair, sad idl the Art News of the Weak. Sanitary Mesa, a.., Vorkstreat, Osentagardon. sad all IeTIMIMIL WORKING MEN'S CLUBS. Last night a meeting was head in the School room. Great Portland-arms., Orford-street, for the of taking Jai* mintaiseatien the formation of • ing Yea's Club for the asighbonsbood. The Bev. S. B. Eardley Willa* rector of All Snuk, Laerham.plaes, presided. The rev. eheirman, in opening the proceedinp. alluded to the neurnity itairting for such insulations, sad the means pro posed far supplying that want. He the iatrodoced to the meeting Gawp Creiltelank, Esq., who lea humors aid interesting speech *deviated the establisluarst thane in stitutions. He referred to the Doek-Lae Club, insti tuted by Him Cooper, as as salaam* of the swore at tend* the movement. Mr. Crnikehank. eonsinsion, said be would be glad to hear some a the wais ts( me in the body of the raestiag express their opinions, and reenmed his mat amidst loud applause. A working man here wagered some remarks upon the Snolllll4lllll of land sad other casMicia• inelwreat to the objeete of the meeting, but his reworks called forth Lime sad Grim of " time" from the audiseee. Theßwv. H. Holly, eserstaty to the Working Men's Club and Letitia,, then delivered aa oddities 011 the objects of Workiag Yen's Club& The proposed club, although being initiated by the rev. ehabatan, would not be a church organiaatioa, Doe • melariaa snovement, bet a eommoo plorm on whisk every Perking man. eetiraly irrivipective of all seeder] as well se sectarian differences, might most. Mr. Belly re fined to the liresita to be derived from those clubs whiol should Mal ell the mutual helpfulness implied I. the Bazen word "club.' H. then proceeded to detail the working and management of Working Men's Clubs. Two hundred members paying 24. per week would realise a soM. Meat anioaat to meet the ordinary expran of a club eon &aim of three or four rooms, sod the manageromit would be left in the bands of the working men themselves. Mr. oily aim spoke ore the great value al • Maimed= elms, per" sad rstreshmeate esemezio• with a dab, and eon. &mild a lengtirmsd address amidst the peeled Veinal thanks wore thee passed to tie nwrereed akaiemas and the spear's, and the moseisig, which was well attended by working mos, wee brought to • ekes. In reference to new steam packet companies our Liverpool coreespondents write:—" It has been reported on 'Change that the ' Liverpool Weston and Spanish American Strom Packet Oompany, Limited,' is about to a malpmate with the proposed Wart India and Panic Steam Ship Company,' the prospectus of which is sow before the public. We have good authority for dation that this is not the ease. On the con trary, we hear that it ie is ooatamplation to establish a powerful steam ship company to ended the teat te between this ementry and the West ladies and Spanish As in connexion with the 6rst•named company, which has for mos time pad been in active operation, having sow savesal be Armen ore the line.* Latrocis or BTH. Burro or Liamorool.. —At sees 1,276 LS, aura la sielar ema ce.Z l L lP so oemed the i r abY go:l l beiM el steel, IMO lsamiod 1... the mod el Yams. Jesse. Qualm mid Co., lorerpseL This Imo hare pre viously Lomied one co two eisadarly-boilt vassals foe yacht. Me rime purpose; hot this is the Brat isetessee on ..adds *hi& Mod les hoe applied far the casstrostion el vends lotsodsd for eamustaieg wpm& de imboriotiog we the wrest sesadosed s Mies may d ll 64 1 ; a t: elpakalljpsomers el Lirsrpeol, iselediag Mr. James were present to mitoses the lams* and Mr. C. J. Reed, the oarateveliar el the royal sem emos dews tram Leaden tar aposiel pewees et mmedolui sad beerfmg whet the balms hod to my aim* them. 1;:he Mee& both mem& ad h.6d Iry reef aid the podsolies all their model .:d td a n al admiration amp. the mow& ewes d amid ankilograse present. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. THE SCHLESWIG HOLSTEIN-QIIIISTION. OOTHA, Nov. Z. Prime Frederick of Augnstenburg ha; proposed, through his representative at the Federal Diet, that measures should be taken for the protection of the functionaries in Holstein who have refused to take the oath of allegiance to the King of Den mark. Colonel Du Plat has arrived here from Hamburg, and assumes the direction of the military affain of the Prince. THE SAXON DIET. DRESDEN, Nov. 25. In to-day's sitting of the Upper House of the Saxon Diet, a debate took place upon a proposition of Herr von Welch, and the following resolution was passed "The Chamber, in expressing • its satisfaction with the declaration yesterday made by the go vernment, and assuming that the latter will at the mime time use their efforts for the main teeseseetlla sights, not only ot Holstein, but,also . of Behlisirig, declares the the people of Saxony and its reprmentatives are ready to support the government in every way, seen should it become neesesery to adopt the most extreme measures." THS POLISH IRBOTION. VIENNA. Nov. 25. Intelligence has been received here that the in surrection in Lithuania is again extending. Fresh bands have appeared in flamogitia, in the districts of &miens and Grodno. In the forest of Zywewody, near Suwalki (gu oerament of Auguatowo), a Russian detachment fell into an ambuscade, and was defeated by the inactivate. Bodiet of Poles am continually being deported from the government of Auguatowo to Siberia. BRESLAU, Nov. 25. In the district of Gostya, Tymerics' cavalry corps has been dispersed by the &maims. ORAOOW. Nov. 25. The Crag of to-day announces that General Prince Wittgenstein has gone to the government of Katie& to extort addresses of loyalty to the Czar. Numerous arrests of high public functionaries took place at Warsaw last night. Among the number of these were MM. Miszynski, Suazczenski, and Pietkowski, directors of departments of the civil THE ITALIAN E TURIN, Nov. 25. The debate on the treaty of eommeroe with France was continued to-day in the Chamber of Deputies. The Minister of Commerce said he did not desire an equivocal approval of the treaty, leaving doubts in the public mind of its intrinsic worth. He required it to be entirely approved. The minister believed the treaty to be a useful one, corresponding with the just expectations of the country, and stated it to be worthy of the two nations who had concluded it. The minister's speech was much applauded. The debate will be resumed to-morrow. FRANCE. PARIS, Nov. 25. The Patric of this evening asserti that the Mexican government will pay to France an annual indemnity calculated upon the footing of 1,400 fr. for every man left in Mexico. The Nation believes itrelf able to state that diplomatic efforts are being made to prevent a con -1 tlict between Denmark and Germany, and says :- 1 " The cabinet of St. Petersburg, by an amicable intervention, seeks to prevent a struggle which might involve all Europe." OHARBOURON Nov. 25. The French ironclad squadron has arrived here. AUSTRIA. VIENNA. Nov. 26. 1 The General Correapondenz of to-day positively contradicts the news of the Sultan having promised to appear in person at the congress, and says : " The Porte la, in principle, in favour of a con- Riess, but, like the other powers, has made pre liminary inquiries, and places certain conditions upon his participation therein." ANKRIOA. QUEENSTOWN, Nov. Z. The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Company's steamer City of Washington, from New York on the 14th inst., arrived bare at midnight, and proceeded for Liverpool at 1120 a.m. She `brings 121 passengers, and 118,286 dole. in specie. POLAND. The following news from Warsaw, dated N0v.19, is published in the Schlessische Zeibung : Wiseman' to reecive news of the proaadinp of beads of insurgents, espeohdly from the government of Lublin tad the environs of Wanks,. I eon give you certain in formation ant the well•knows insurgent leader Jankowski has ktely ventured se tar as the Naga bridge, before our citadel (Wiwi Fort litiroloki). That the troops were in the gredestalares Is easily oossoeived, sod it is said thus this sae de pole se be more arongly fortified. The Russian papers are delighted at the cheap pearasee of mourning in Warsaw. The Russian Academy Gazette joyfully exclaims, that even cylindrical hats are seen in the streets, and walkers fasnionable dresses in the Saxon Garden and the theatre ; and the invalids RUM is convinced that the consequences of this last example of Berg's severity show that the national hatred between the Poles and the Russians is not so bitter after all. "No man," adds the official paper of St. Petersburg, car give his hand to his enemy in • Feder spirit of justice and conciliation than the Russian troops do to their opponents in Poland, and the time will come when all disunion will cease and minions be silent, when men will regard with calmness these sad events, and give our troops the justice which is due to them," This paragraph is evidently intended to make Europe believe that Berg has done his work in Poland. Those who judge of the lion calmly cannot but be convinced that the • t garments of the Poles are nothing but algae • feeling similar to that which made Pons dance in the first days of the Reign of Tense, whose cruelties were certainly not greater than those of the Russian government ; that the deadly struggle of the nation is no longer an experiment ; and that the victims that fall are no longer mourned as in quieter times. The Poles are prepared for the worst, and have determined to devote themselves to the cause of their country so loug as any life is left in them. NIIISZAWA. Nov. 18. _ . . On the 13th, Oartain Schwartz, aido-ds-canlP to Prince Wit arrived here with a large ?wort, and dd having aasembled the inhabitants in the market-place, thus addressed them : _ . The suthceitier have imposed a tostrilatios of 7.& direr make on the tows el Niermwer. This sast is to be paid by the 1/dahlias's is three isrtekeests, ell Womb els Wright Knowing, borrovir, Om ad slats of Whip la the caostey, the atboriliso will Doi oily lamas taw lababitals from this tat, bat will load dam with bordoolions of which they bovo ad an dwrmsd• They will be fors also boa 0641 toms, may roprossa thah airman directly to ids smallsay W osassotaik, dna ass passed their politicos to our most potions Oar sad had. Ma audit:ease, asnasad at such condesoension, looked at ona another in silence, hardly believing their ears. But the illusion was soon dispelled. Captain Schwartz continued as follows : All awn favours and benefits will fail upon you In an abandont stream if you will sign an &Mrs, of thanksgiving to UN Car. Ide Dot ask you to do this ; you must do it of your we word. I will only observe that if you do net dolt the enotributions will be esfented in this way : I shell 'pass yen pay se 2,030 silver roubles to burin with. Then I wilt Om you a fortnight think of it ; and it the address isnot Asa Mgmd, I will again make you par 2,000 maim maga% mail so es. When von bowel paid the foll Ma, sad if tlie midges is Mill awl signed, I will used my alnliadill on ▪ little illimeure trip into the town, and you, your wives, and your dilaters win experience their kind treatment Thus, by serifs Mae an the diming of an sadism, you will amps the sollsiliellien, Mob, Mieka, ■nd phoider. Pat, remem• her,l do sot perm& yen to do it ; yon mud de it el your ova mond. • • AMERICA. 4.a.- " r, 19v. 26 The Hamburg and American Conetny's steam ship Germania, from New York, on the 14th inst., arrived o ff Cowes this afternoon, and proceeded on her way to Hamburg. She brings 66 bags of Ilea* 7 psseengers for Southampton, 24 for Havre, and 69 for Hamburg. On freight she has a large cargo, and also 10 000 dollars in specie for England, 106,902 dollars for France, and 800 dollars for Hamburg. The steamer Hansa arrived at New York on the 14th Nov. On the 16th the Germania spoke &steamer of the North American Royal Mail Oompan The N orth German Lloyd's steamship Bremen, Captain Meyer, sailed hews this evening with the German, French, and English mails, 116 cabin passengers, 21 packages of jewellery, from Havre, value 6,6481. ; and • very large cargo, of which 700 tons were shipped from this pork (Per the Oerniania.) NEW YORE, Nov. 14. Latest accounts from the army of the Potomac represent all quiet at the front. The Confederates are in strong fors on the Rapidan, and are vigo rously entrenching their position. A considerable forte is still north of the Rapidan, u is proved by their shelling Kirkpatrick's camp near Eltevemsbarg on the morning of the 13th. The reports of desti tution in Lee's army have not been substantiated by recent developments, it having been neoerteined that ample rations have been distributed, and good winter clothing, including blankets, hat been served out to the rebel troops. Each State furnishes clothing for her own troops, and in this particular North Carolina takes the lead. The indications are that General Ls* intended to go into winter quarters between the Rappahannock and the Rapi dan, and that he was rather taken by surprise by Meade's rapid advance against him. A deserter from the Ninth Alabama Regiment of Ewell's corps is said to have reported that his regi ment recently refused to fight, and threw down its arms, and that upon an attempt being made to put them under guard they dispersed through the country with the intention of joining the Union arm Tte following despatch has been received at headquarters : Army of the Potomac, near Rappahannock Station, Nov. 8, 9.40 p.m. Major• General Ifollock,—Tbia morning, no ad from Kelly's Feed, it woe found that the enemy had retired Idveriag the night, The morning was so smoky tint 16 was Impossible to esoartain at Rappabanoock Station the peal' s tion of the matey ; and wag not t il l the arrival of the (ohms from Kay's Ford that It wu definitely knows the position on the Rappahanseek was unmated. The sissy wee put in motios, sod the pursuit continued by the in fantry to Brady Station. and by the cavalry beyond. Podgwiok reports officially the toOkur• 70 wr Plat. *hi Utile Ilafit, sad am 1,400 prisoners. Kajer-Oeueral French took over 400_priamiere. Omura Sekeridee lees wee about 300 kited and wounded ; French's about 70. . iLs e;nadria 0 . 1 both oaken and men in each affair was admirable. Gm. G. Xiang, Major•Geaen]. General Meade's army is reported to occupy the old Cedar Mountain liattlibpound. The rebel guerillas are rtill active. On the 12th they made a raid upon the quarters of the workmen engaged on the railroad, two and a half miles from Catlett's station, doing some damage. The War Department has received despatches front General Thomas and General Burnside, dated the evening of the 12th. All was quiet in their respective armies. A telegram from Chattanooga, Nov. 12, says "Quiet prevails. Great dissatisfaction exists in Braes army; twelve se fourteen deserters reach our lines daily. General Harder is assigned to the command of Poll's corps. Longttrest, with 16,000 troops, partly cavalry, has gone to East Tennessee. A large rebel force has gone to Juka. The divi sions of Chastest and Stuart have mtursed to Bragg's army. Bragg has now three full corps, those of Harder, Breckenridge, and Buckner. Sixty thousand is • low estimate of Bragg's force. Thirty days' furlough has been panted to the Georgia State troops, to allow them to sow their wheat. All quiet at General Hooker's front." In the recent fight at Rodgersville Burnside's forces were overwhelmed. The rebels captured five (hundred nsen, four pieces of artillery, and thirty. six wagons. Advioes from New Orleans to the 3rd 'state that General Banks is personally superintending the campaign. A full occupation of the frontier line of the Rio Grande is contemplated by the expedition lately started. The French are said to be encamped within 96 miles of ldatamoras. General Washburn, with the 13th corpo, bad an engagement with the rels( la in Western Louisiana, routing them, with a loss of four hundred men. The Mayor of Buffalo was warned on the 12th by Secretary Stanton that Lord Lyons had officially notified the government that a plot bad been dia -1 closed to him by the Governor-General of Canada, I by whin the Southern refugees in Canada expected to liberate the prisoners at Johnson's Island and attack the Lake cities by water. Buffalo and Og idensbnig were to be attacked first. In Sandusky. Bay a suspicious steamer was seen recently e and it is thought that the timely announcement by Lord Lyons has saved the towns on the Lakes and the adjoining country from a serious disaster. A battery of Parrott guns has been sent to Sandusky, and other manures have been adopted to secure thel threatened points against any danger from attack. The blockade runners, Robert E. Lee and Cor netist, were remedy captured off Wilmington, and important despatches fell thereby into the hands of the government. Among . those on board were two British officers and a Belgian consuL General Meado's detailed report of the battle of Gettysburg, dated October 1, was officially promul gated at Washington on the 11th instant. The description of the battle and the operations imme diately preceding and following it does not differ materially from previous amounts, and no new features are disclosed, exeepting the official an nouncement of the Peden' losses. " The result of the campaign," says General Meade, "may be briefly stated in the defeat of the enemy at Gettysburg, his compulsory evacuation of Pennsylvania and Maryland, and his withdrawal from the upper valley of the Shenandoah, and in the capture of three guns, 41 standards, and 13,621 prise 24,978 small arms were collected on the field. Our own louses were very severe, amounting, as will be seen by the accompanying return, to 2,834 billed, 13,709 wounded, sad 6,643 mining —in all 23,186." [Bumped, id. Additional.] A report recently made by the Chaplain's Ammo elation at Vicksburg, shows the condition of the oontrasnds in that department to be very dis tressing. Not leas than 35,000 are paired en the banks of the Mississippi from Helena to Natchez. The able-bodied men are nearly all in the army as soldiers or servants. The report asYs• that there has been fearful mcrtalig, ain the enlisted negro.. and those In the cputtsbLl camps the causes being inenfileisat shelter sad eletbiog, change of diet, sad Let of employment. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCIL NAir TOBA, Nov. 13, Emilia. Gold. 47. Esehease oa Leaden, 161; Paria. 51,1. The *beam of mossy las ewesd a yogic la Ihe Week seeeket Wan tie leth. To-day messy see ellghlly false, • ray is Hooka. The dribs aeohaiaas ere—Norw el l* Caskia, ; usf; 1011; put Oust. United Mato Beads, 1084. Cettoe, good inquiry ; laid titracr, ht 110. Thar, Adak we, ead pa:Maloof Coffee quiet. Beim shady. Kamm dull. Pelroleun improving : crude, Bea to Ma. ; raised, 424 te 46. . NEW YORK, Nov. 14, Youtzga. Now tight. Odd. 46 per cent prom Stooks lower. MUSIC. NATIONAL org...u. wow, The foosth season et this misty bops' Nisi wooniag with the pooforwasso d ludo Mareliono at Neeltehali. The National Choral Bea* eves No bs I. Mg. 0. W. Martin, by whose mesidetesl aubergines it was knelled. sad by mbar p4MINIMPONIDOO sad able adseiafr tratioa it has risen to its presset ansgpikviw end plaid as established position among the principal amical bertha. Noes of the metropolis. The pmformanoe of tat sight was on a peat scale. The lasiessmatal bend aid aborts mustered owes hasdred redeemers, and the pried* shepos weft meet jakiesely Mmes. They vise, Mdlle. Peeps, Mks Ahem, Mr. Bias Reeves, sad Mr. Buggy. Mr. Bum, however, was &shied from appeswiag by contrasted boarsesess. ♦ mote from him to Mr. Mania, stating this, sad aiding, " I have waited at the list isomeet, std hoping, aid sow dad it quite impossible," walk a medical owtiffeate subjoined, wee printed and dietribated in the ball, sad the tenor eke IMO meg by Mr. pooch. It is twaly 11210111111211111111 far Mr. Beeves task gifted as he is wit► a vain et simquilied power sad boaaty, his &Oasts erimaimilis wide hist altos liable to sock sox:Meets, aid it k bards, still that they are made the soloed of rudest sad ill-eatured remarks. A soomeat's rellectime might satisfy any cos that he ►iself ir t►e pinto* s. a., arid that main ma he a shwa is to Wiese the be greald be a Isamu es, tram mere Imeriss and weadosam, to throw away the Mboriesdy mewed meohweiste et his prefueim► Oa aka Norio. Mr. Mortis vas forksisale is Wifelike ea iseellest sdbititighs. Mr. Onsusian who is a member of the choir d Weateeksater Abbey, has a Meer voice of aseosearos power and gealfty, is a said musician, aid ata''wtt► force wad eseggy. He acquitted himself *Amiably sad was warmly appleisled. As to Om other siggees, wales mug he maid is tbsk poise that is set ahead; well kesens. MOM Pnnp►-.r Mies Patera, as we would Whet all her, for she to bag S. all infests sad porgies—is et the had al cur Gargle 'escort sod *Mori° singers ; Mies Palmer Is aridly dim to the highest °miscues ; sad Mr. Bastley, a a bawhose, Ma already reached it. With soak whereon It may belmegised that the sots portions of the elated° Uwe rarely hese more I besseifelly ineented. The choir, for a young a body, bee lees teireghe iste • elate of peolisieasy which dam bosom to , Mr. Martia's tiabieg. They eke with Madeble firsasom ad precision. sad all that they oast is the mellow amooduties whisk am be pissed only by time sad ON lose UM* of singles toughie. As yet they an too forilde, sad have to nuke that quiet mid sehdeed Mee semmery to give the muddle vaeletred sliest mid experfes. Weary my, too, what we have ohm mid of the oaks Me Bowed Busessie Swiftly- I MA it in 6 1 01 kg" wed that aged power. sad pester delicacy, might be obtained by ha the swabs, of voices. But great multitudes ere is vogue sow-a-days, and Mr. Martin perforce must follow the fashios. The only other rams& that we Dais sow to make—and we do ft with de foresos to Mr. Mortis's nagesetkoabLe knowledge mad jodgmerg—ia, that he takes Um time of some is the choruses rather too quick—quicker at ktest, than in war ranted by the lawkestablisbed Hasdcliae traditketi and even by Use powal practice of modern weductuge. This, we thought, was especially the awe with the driest chores ii the oratorio, "O Father, whom almighty power," which, by its hurried acreeret, .seed to Ices something of its pawkier aid dignity. Bat, be this a it may, the per formasce was altogether a very soble es*, and deserving of Hi Vary faVOlllll/4111•011100111 by 111 crowded &wheats. DRAMA. STRAND. A alselecal burlesque abets* by Mr. F. O. Ber me; booing the title 01 PCWOW Paulette, or Me Return of Ulmer, was produeed at this home lad sight, sad re- Meld from Ent to last with wellineritsd favour. If this trifle had been far lam legitimately encosial al that it was, It would still have been worthy of Mies for moral reams. In the first place, it is feuded upon a French piece naffed Le lictour d Olyon, aid Imitated burlesques m extreaudy are ; ia the mood place, its etrigia is stated is the hilt—a proof of honesty is ac adapter which in equally me ; I. the third plass, it is one like one of the old-taahiosed SUM batten'', of the time of Hammond sad Hall than the elaborate modern extravaparas of the time of Bwaaborough ; la the fourth pia's, it is the first attempt made at any of oar theatres to parody these "ghost effects" that ham had sash a golden rue ofbepularity ; and in the fifth plies, it introduces Mr. Hamad, for the fiat time, to a Stand Miami. It re. maks to be sees whether We iatrodastion will be fruitful of good or evil—wbeiher an author who has hitherto aimed at a somewhat higher standard ci comic literary composition than has bees demanded at this home will sink to the level of his sew patrons, or whether ha will try lo feaniliarise them with more intelligent feeling. If be Moses the latter roam hie 'maniple may not be thrum away am Mr. Byron, the champion burlesque writer of this home, who his always ample storm of true wit and fun at command when he thinks proper to use them. The plot of Patient Peneiope, of course, tam upon the admirals paid to this lady by several suitors while her ►uabssd is absent at the ware. Only one of t►ese eritoe— Bagmsehua, is introduced la the bedtime, sod the Miry is worked oat with only three other aharadres—Ulyeses. Penelope, and Vedas, their servant. Penelope is rem arried as flirting with her new admirer, and she i• punished by her lord, who Maros and frightens her se a " spectral illusion." This is the thief sons of the piece—though this is abusance of comic actioe—and in as ghost effect Pro fessor Popper is hoist with kis own Mud. if we resesuabsr rightly be dotard to be the roaster of the (•sose " Shadow Pantomime " at the Crystal Palace, lied it is by • smiler wariness resembluig the " pludy -show" of the Were—that his mirrored spectres are reduesd to an absurdity by the shadowy Ulysses. A ioblocray—a wag —a daps, and a good share in • dust, serve to give this sew ghost • fair e►asos of equal- Beg the popubuity of kis predecessors, arid, unless we are mock adroit's, his figuring will be imitated in other bsr- Islas end paotomi mos at other theatres. Mr. Burseod hes put some good pima into his adaptstioe, sad bas gives it levels' of those ingeniously simple as happily fitted to music—which are so noteworthy in /rims. His productioa bad ample jostles dose to it by the actors. Mir Ada Swenliceoagia was very pleasing sad spirited as Peaelme ; Min Maria Mamma squally so so Enzyme-lam ; sad Mr. George Hooey, who hes a decided pains foe bar lamas, wee most quaint sad grotesque so Ulysses. The servant—Medea—was very jtvlicioaely played by Mr. Charles Yeritos ; sad the music and eossery, which are always good at this theatre, reflect credit on the oosdooter sad the management. CIaYOVAL PAzros. 0111 Swamis DAY.. WILISSDAT. Nov.ls.—Adaloa... ea payme6.1,161;416166 D 7 arra Wks% 946 tatal. 2,226. Limy. Ow isA il:harms COMPANY Trails maple ter So week oribig Nev. 22, ari. 19. 11. [TWOPENCE TOOTING °MIXON. AYOICO the tracts of wild open lend in the vicinity of the metropolis which it is most desirable should not be allowed to become the spoil of the builder there are large commons and there are email. It is important that the latter as well as the former should be preserved for the recreation and health of the toiling millions of London. Indeed (hey require to be specially looked after, because en closures which at Wandsworth and Wimbledon nhy be teemed only encroachments, when practised on the smaller commons destroy these altogether, and leave us, instead ci a delightful little piece of gone and heather shadowed with elms, a IWelall abely circle of eligible villas, with nothing but a prosaic " green " in the centre. Tooting Common is now threatened with this kind of improvement, though it has been accessible to the public from time immemorial, and is one of the most charming spots in the neighbourhood ci the metropolis. Every one who walks, drives, or rides out of London by Vauxhall or Westminster bridge, knows that at Bennington-pts the groat *oath road iviiec into two branches, the right leading Clapham and Epson, the left td find Croydon ; and many who are familiar with these arteries must be aware that there lies Wenn them, at a distance of little more than two miles from the point of divergence, one of the moot neleded and picturesque of all the commons of Surrey. It is an irregularly shaped piece of land, formed by the contiguous commons of Tooting Beck and Tooting Graveney, which latter com prises only about 60 acres. Situated on the confines of the parishes of Tooting and Streatham, and lying at a considerable distance -from either village, the principal noses to it is by a Line cross ing between the two south roads just mentioned, from Streatham church on • the one, to Upper Tooting on the other. By the side of this lane lies Streatham Park, where stood Thuile House till within a few months ago : sod we may easibc imepne Dr. .Towesow, on some of his visits, to have been roused by the seclusion of the place to descant on the sameness of nature, and to wise nituself back Fleet-street. "As dun as the Tootiogs," was comparison of 13v Dien who was not quite such a hater ci green fields and babbling streams ; but the mimics of snob a spot is the very thing which brains overworked in the whirl of London want to have within easy remit There is littleneck this common to *egret the existence of a great and crowded 'metropolis within six males. At all seasons it is beautiful, when the grand old eine are budding in spring and the page is golden-blossomed, when the rich foliage of sum mer casts a cool shade upon the pars, and the eye is charmed by the brown date of autumn. The gipaiss lying before their tab, the bird-catehers laying their snares, the artists painting in the open nit, and the fair school girls learning to sketch from nature, give piquancy to the scene. It is important, then, to the public to know that their interest and, we may say, their right in this common is endangered. A vigorous effort is required to prevent Tooting Graveney being dese crated, and in fact absorbed by a circle of villa residenen. Of course such a scheme cannot be carried out without the sanction of some one who is supposed to represent public interests ; but it is well known how quietly such jobs have been accomplished. An "Inclosure Coen " =Daimler " has been hohllog an inquiry on the subject in the village, and it is not diffi cult to imagine that the shopkeepers and rate• payees of Tooting may desire their profits increased and their local burdens lessened by an extensive addition to the number of residents is their neigh bourhood. But is the question to be left to them, or to be decided by their wines ? It is one on which all London has a right to speak, and a eall to speak loudly. The evidence in favour of the inelosure has been brought before the commis sioner, who has adjourned his inquiry till Friday, the 27th instant Great stress has been laid upon the annoyance caused by the encamping of gipsies and other tramps, who seem to be a greater plague to honourable residents a mile or two off than to those closer by, and it is obvious that if an argu ment of this kind be allowed to have weight it would hold good for the destruction of all the com mons in England. Besides, the law is open, and if gipsies do wrong the evil can surely be met by same less summary and sweeping proceeding than punish ing the whole public for their offences. No doubt a pretence is made that the mend scheme does not involve an occupation of the whole tract, but is only an application for " permission "to build round the outskirts of it, under obligation " to keep the remainder for the public inviolate." But considering the shape and extent of the common, there is something sardonic in such an excuse. The lineal measurement of its outskirts is only about mile and a half, and taking at only 60 yards the depth which would be required for each house and its private plot, together with the necessary road ways, there would actually remain for the benefit of the public not one-third of the present open land. As the common is not more than 150 yards wide in some parts, and terminates at several corners in an acute angle, it is easy to understand how little space the inolosure scheme would leave for the recreation of the citizens of London. This is not a case in which patrimonial rights give any claim to inclo',ure. It is not disputed that the property was purchased a very few years ago, with full knowledge of the public claims upon it, as, indeed, the merely nominal price which was paid for it fully testifies. if Parliament should now give its sanction to the scheme for building on this beautiful common, Parliament will simply give the proprietor power to make a profit of 1,000 or 1,500 per cent. upon his investment, at the oust of depriving the public of a right which they have always had, but which they will never be able to recover if they once allow it to be wrested from them. Tax BOMBARDMENT OF ICAOOBIMA. —A crowded Iteki es the WM inst., is the tows.ball of 2 8 = by awesome of the mayor. to mange the feeling of the town on the subject of the beenbaidatest d• The aseselag was addressed by Mr. Jesse Cropper, W Mr. W. H. Wakefield. and Sher speakers. mid the t memorial to Loud Pabseralos wee meal seemly adopted :—" That your inausoriabste hate read with, ewe►regret Ss despatch of Admiral Kuper, is whisk be resorte tliti amides mod satire dastructioe by hie SS ef the large town of lfaiesiess. That, while your memorialists adlsowledis the skill sod swap of the army sad awry d basis they leer that is this Sagas the basest el Main Ma be.. laraished by the Mum at bar pewee. atd thst • fearful calamity ins been indicted epos a help. los mad weoffesdiag population. They therefor* prey ISA year subset will withhold its adoption of this see of yaw I Olson mail • Mew iaveatigatisi has shown whether it is. earn year approval or your decided reprobstioa." Boaatiturie Ma is choice and strong moderato la sift, sad wholesome to se. nem lidT~S lam eased Ste MI Tea • several prates.. e. It Is sold la pesos* t e ll gesiba..-tAllverlisousaL]