The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-05 00:00:00

F, it 7, -' , • '. •i / . „.. • . ! ...If- .. . - . : .... • . . c• . ) . - • 1' ..f. 7; , • - ; , • . -----._ .... :-- • No. 5,327.] LONDON. SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1868. . (Stamped, ld. Additional.] ITVY 'II/VINCE • ,_ - - .THE FRANKFORT CONGRESS- It is worthy of remark that in the pamphlet, SPORTING INT" tIALCUTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE., messenger Is the ComptroDer.thaerag• oar-04. Se. j. En* 1 Westonetreet, King'snross, conlectioner-Oct AA G. Bucking- --, r 1.,) and Iluiras.-STRAM COMMUNICATION between LON- ORSAT MUSICAL ATTRACTION. attributed erroneously to the Duke of Gotha, ham, Beckfordrow, Wslworth, boottnater-Oet 30. J. lumen, ... Signor NICOSIA, the eminent Italian Violinist, will make his LUDLOW SUMMIT DON and IN DLt by the wanmeent sleet 01 &annum belongingjun., Clwrendonterrace and lenark.mews,- Maids hilt horse- but oertainly written by come one of his way of granted that Prussia THE CORPORATION PIA' (Mal Mg Owl OORIZSPOSDIErr.) to the. East India and London Shipei Company ;Limited% Ni_nNT_ ....., ~.......• "Ea RANCE In lingtrad on MONDAY next 1 k note-Oct. IA Elisabeth Agnes Wade, Augustus square, The well.known clipper auxiliary QUEEN OF THE I Regent's. park. spinster-Nov. IL 0. Newman, Tunbridge Wells. pituNicpc,RT, arm a thinking, it is taken for vc added • for all ages ; • SOCTIL 2.221. tons, 500•hor e power. W. STEWART. (omb • 11013GLKS, hie of Man.-His Grace the Duke auctioneer-Nov. 12. T. Trier, William-street Regent's-park, The cocked hats, the gaudy dresses, islander, now loading in tbe Vicuna ,Looden) Docks, will leave IV of Athena late residence, the CA.STLI MONA HOTRL and general commission agent-Nov. It J. H. Winding, Bede), get. 12Ib on 19th Seplember, embarking pemengers at and Waving Graves. BOARDING-HOUSE. Tbe patronage of families sad UMW Is Kent, late corn dealer-Nov. It J. F. Wills. Highutreet. WNW- big footman good old town propounded at Frsnldert, provided it pro- E. Taylor weigh.; and the , cannot refuse partioipetion in the scheme Mr. Wallow's Terme are gone, and this t end on 21st September, for Calcutta, ceiling at the Cape 4 Good ognigg fo, skg ggled and e ~,"; egargignms. Be. chapel, oil merchant-Nov. IL T. Collins, Illner-terrace, Poplar, . resumes its customary commercial appearance again. . card- Preen* certainly would dislike ma teievapswee lawaahostedFley Bops and Merino :this vessel uili also run at the Wend of .. 'lngot. Tang and sig, of furnished maga as roods et builder-Nov. it. W. Etreastrin, Hat en, ex of Mauritius .No cargo will he Liken for Madras and Mauritius. ' . ! watches-Nov. 12. B. Lawrence, Greet 4- Pe. This magnificent ship, built expressly for the India trade ; • - ow. 12. . I The Emperor left this morning, at 5 o'clock, Tilt LUDLOW has been thoroughly refitted, has lint-rate socommodaties tor I "rae Cheeleele4mweee• Lambeth, Peeen°°°h-lem 1•1' A. Coburg. Teeter& he bestovied mast liberal pre- sent intlell.l44 for ' German Parliament of any kind at the p especially one of which the ma- „taws est, y 7 passengers, and will carry Co experienced surge°, ; also a REMEMBER, we SUP et EVANS'S every H. wall, Southampton, saddler-Nov. It G. rsresekAm. ; stewardess. The average lunette of these steamers has bees 70 SLR,' inning Has Week, finer Allred meows rameethe Cannon•strest. CI provider' merchant-Nov. 11. A. 1...ay, • senta-..rings, with precious stones, &s--to all who ' jority should be formed by the 'operate govern- ar• Heldr 3 nit ' days to Madras, some of them making the shortest passages on concerns i record. The line will be continued on the 20th of each succeeding and J. L Bandit, enilworth, Warwickshire, attorneys-Oct. a I had rendered any service to him or his suite. Some ' men Iflr. fl Y snob an Assembly might be Made a me er, s month, with the etrictest panetuality. by oue of this Cosepany's A LLSOPP'S ALE Co. UINNESS'S STOUT. L. Jenkins. MountainGlemorlinnaire• Yeinee-eke• S. /of the senators and tary commanders were gra- to obstruct the reconstitution s II eet of smithery ;screw steam ships. - For freight or York- ! Taylor, .Claeltenham, builder-Oct. 2. W. Cowell, Tblrek. _ , powerful intrument a apply to GRINDLAY and Co., 55, Parliament-street, &rWC 1-1 JOHN F. BIGGS and C. solo coetracton he Bottled of the Zollverein, which must be done in 1864. P e. broken, AL BRETT and Co., 150, Leadenhalletreet RC. .. g.,_ ' Beer to the International Exhibition. Agents for Samuel Alhopp bare. nom dealer-Oct. tT. Baker, Selby, Yorkshire. potato USW WW2 Orders, and two members of the Senatorial elndia Pale and Burton Abr.. and Guinness. Soo ' menbant-Orit. IL T. Rowe, Liverpool, core deeler- 5, sr or at Dm Mof the Counsel'''. 9. ?anoint -lane, London. KC. .. • "" '''..- ' ' a. P. H. Bowen, Unspool, drysalter -Oct. 6. T. Jones, Worst ! Committee have been crated baronets. One a them, 1 Pram"' amalevar' ii a C 0... Extra stout. Importen of Wines and Spirite.-Offices ! would never commit to be put F on a par with Bavaria in the Federal Executive. 1. where air ir-i°n"" eae'ineeneele " mbiaalacaas in tine 1 mini Storm. the 107, a Exchange, 1.C.-The trade supplied on . aintenire. teewer''Grt• S. B• Gmennelek lasweOnrdeelee In Dr. Muller, the burgomaster for the present year, had service shou be made. Rh:HARD DREW, Seeretan. 8 gr. for oink. ' oils-Oct 6. B. 0. Pearson, 'Son, dealer in of Paris 1, Bat the. Federal Executive is cnte thing, and the -Sept. le. J. W. French, Mi.. . ter, innkeepers-Sept.fa Y. ; the good MIN to refuse a title, which did not . t BOMBAY Direct, with quick despatch, the well- • Shorrock, Over Denny Laecashire, licensed v•-. 0.“. L ; , known and very teat-sailing clipper ship SALAMANCA, BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new .0. Hens. Little lever, Lancashire, manufacturer-Sept. St B. , appear to him compatible with his position as chief (Mem Pediment another. Prussia alight ' A 1 13 sears. Sol tone register, G. N. LIVESAY, Commander: invention, so admirably oestrised that • fall =,:, - Hardy, Holmfirth. Yorkshire, coal dealer-Sept. Smith, I , magistrate of a small republic. In the:last sitting ' cept the latter, and present its own plan fo -1 loading in the Fast leas Ducks. ila• splendid cabin anomie well as maitre casks, may be raised or tilted on it t Blackburn, laacashire, tinplate worker-SW.2a D. Carruthers, 7 dation-For freight p apply to GELLATLY, HANKKY labour or trouble. Its mutton is so impalpable that the sediment Blackburn. Lencultire, reed maker -Sept. 17. J. Crum High' of the Congress the Reform Act was signed by Executive. But why have an Executive • id and SEWELL. 27, Leoardenhalletreet of the most rapid Auld by se possibility can be disturbed. Horror/ate. Tessa" oatter-Segt. 19. M. Chariesworth, One- „went_ ___ __,.. Pram Ils., lb., la., So suit 44, 9, and 18 ;piton asksand the bu °masters of the ton, Yorkshire, fanner-Bept. $O. A. M'Mullin, Cockermonflt kr".. Pr..eee -- rg ._ said to have no zatentwa TI, exospt for the form 1 The Swiss Cad' may be BOM/3AY Direct, with immediate despatch, the BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. E BO7.:=HOMAHOCIPAI • Cumberland, watchmaker-Slept SO. _ 8,ig.,_04. I sour free towns. Baden, Weimar, and Flecklen asalataa--Seet U. T. Mundy, 'Sky, oxf President of the Government is aortas if. tikadid tat- rip EDWIN POI. •1 11 yrre. No varier reguireL go mem AM bog aa spur wine. 17. Ellen Bunning. Market Harborough. Leicesterehire, muddy- burg, near relativesof the Prussian King, together . _ the Council, each in we ..,__ y n• h 3.5 tons register, F. P. MACLEAN, Commander ; loading in the hied ee. ea. ; dice, illtated4r4 95...zraartut to ;AMA i cook-Sept. 22. T. Yuma lestbotarne. Susses. market gardeser •of tura, the. with Waldeck and Altenburg, opposed. The I am le Dem rt....eeel=eeestom.icatleect,lew area Damon ey• KKILLOW,A_ P•WwWw• 14r._ _ al MiwWw4o•Bo. 1 -Sept. 24. & Naylor-, Self Ord UnitagHTO: WO inlntliSCUZlft a ran.-Pon --let - '.----'- 'Ol. - ---. . a" that "a" and saffaur, as we" le; all °WIWI we I "tweet aln ia• I. Teeth. Jun', neeleleele• lam- points reserved for the ministerial deliberations ref forming the Eacutive. `h seed SEWELL, , Leadenhall LC. manor Salta:loam Engravinp gratis. Established 1820. • akin. so Si. J. Book. nutria. lanceshire,= shown the want of either effir• 41, IIANGHAM direst, the splendid China dipper needs crass-out e. o viaald4r, mom- 'or vigour, whenever they were le kJ HERIVALLED. A 1.1.821=1112 sous register : loading is nAVIZETB BEST DIP CANDLER, 6d. per He ; neell• r ••s%;,F;eaellra_espt i a • I,...gaps, 18, ferenoes are requited. The Emperor then elated wowed Baron Bunsen 00w 8. . Aspey, Chester, ute isif Spews Candle" is. ad. aad Is. Pi. ; Ilse MUM wax. la kl.; J.-Tf.. a the lest India Docks, This vessel, talk under special _ ..1991ted. Yeritenire. "eta 17 B. P the Congresa with a speech, the substance of which swiss Rum . . t. p. VIIIMOT ta 1880, peessatsa wax and Is. • German ' fagnnmkg, ti wagoner, Swearer well* 06-11116E5011 sperm, • Smith, Oassingtoo, Orfardatire, schoolmaster-Ott 1. J. liar- ave the last was, la. Id.; wag, Is.; pram 'paraffins, Is. ad.: comps. -me ta. J. WestroU, out., Kingston- has no doubt already reached you by telegraph. Id- dew rada ApOy to RAYDEN and R 12, King William. a 1,..• gad ...=,ke kg, Lad., ...taw fg Palmer. gm,. gone. Sheffield, Water Geoneny. The wonder 'SEW upon Holt amack OHMIC pt. 18. IL Barri% Kingsion.upon b. duet: ate GULATLY, HAMLET. and ILL, 27, ad.: "-•-- ems -* gig ; sialk yip, • guise 011.45. 9d. per gallon; I gig: fruit gilar-uct. 12. E. Hill. North Nible , Gloucestershire, Before separating, the Princes addressed a joillt dead the Opinion. Lessionhallskeet. B.C. 16 - It will be comi, be. 4 BLACK °l° bee" •In */* 9welwehee i "aua" In.". Whitei I mita-Sept. 28. B. Johnson Great -Winston Leicestershire BALL PASSENGER LINE of is.: white W. la 411.; ros, ls. ed.: glycerine mkg Sept gg, H. naokaogis, Leiceeter, CLIPPER PACKETS for AUSTRALIA from London direct. =at per bar-186 ark. st M. P. DAVIES and SONS' old- 1 tualler-sept. 17. J. Helmet Ashby-dela-Touch, legenUtershir, • late II d vie- cessions and resolutions of the Congress. The aes chaffering Is welnileent 11111. W. Martiabinse, Charinearom, I lag pug, fallof ecdotes ti the P • I __gat so. k. Wm.., /Angier corning,- gas; towe is very an respec ng rifles". !Raw= E.., l Port, Ship. Teenage. Docks. To Sail. Imam W.A. 1 211 J. Jonerjun., Worcester, agent for a cattle feed company- It appears that many of them were very dull in' A Sydney as grimy Ise a; Melbourne .. Chatsworth ... THOMAS roam. Nottinghsni, lace maker-2nd dividend of that they busily occupied themselves in making Valoniez It, otweasseel • . ',Uhl, el the A. UN Z. laps Sept TS „,.. Queensland . Flying Clor notes, with the view of having the matter explained or soucrross am maim PARTSWIABI ye sa lasham- into the to This celebrated line of packets have, by their punctuality and 11"1111 JOHN TALL, Klogstonmpon.Hull. tar and trtlne distiller- at home by their ministers. Others at all events 7, vend passage'. carom/ • woehLksown mulattos', and t wee. MAD= AT TR, 087101 Or TES CHIEF IMISITIAII, 2nd dividend of I MOIL any Thursday, at Carrick'', Halt burg c• ganger accommode lion Is =used by any newels afloat. -Yoe °mu or asasztrrror. 11450,41292.1,9TU5L1 Join HAIM& Bleenavon, grocer and draper-Ist dividend of did not shine by their eloquence, and the Elector was Poor lIIMiIan ar to Anetralia apply to BANKRUPTS. lia, any Wednesday, at ants* Bristol. significantly dumb, failing in his attempts to make . taararririestats.. Llooll"-"IrAgents tor the Black lemma DDT Wnaeoem, Graham-road, Dayton, foreman to a DIVIDENDS.and OP Sell Line ; and T. X. MAC= and 00., 1, Loadenhallatreet. bodes, so ...nag Igor. 18. as 1, Irks. B.C.Oct. it Mary Read and Marianne Humphreys. Bristol, sonferemarks. Themostgifted werretheEmperor, F. ft; -__ Ermine TACHIA. Albert-ternoe, Bayswater, commiulon agent, Berlin wool and fanny csagag_gon, 15; Sept 18, at 1. 1- di. elaw,kily" the Drakes of Baden, Weimar, and Oldenburg ; and Bootle, oil retimer-Sopt. IA J. *Creech. Bale &Ilia; as MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of BrUABIN WHITS. George-yard, Dukeetreet, Grosvenor•squarta farm bailiff-Sept. 16. W. Pollard, Hutinp, bookbinder-Sept. the' King of Saxony was the most useful, b' a Warman- Lanka) LINE of PACKET SHIPS to manager to a retailer of bear, Sept. la at 11. 15. T. Lancaster, Oxford. retires& draper. eei aorratua.-roe mum Poet Pfillim Obeid (to leave Iv 'Lung 111117 z. Greet Cenibridltwilletet, HatiowYduad. boot PARTNERSHIPS raersoLverk his talent in smoothing over difficulties ;and #' the Decks on M 11. man ak mymeotb), the apsag manufacturer, Sept. 18. at 11. W. Gibbbi.=nd A. Steer, Sussex-street, Pimlico, and Newt. King of Bavaria certainly was one of the • ~674 ding ago raN sus gm 2. grwsugrop; gog. Thorne MIS DTSOM HOLLAND, Clutratn.terrace, Peckham, Sept. giina„ n- T. Travis and H. Wilde. Liverpool./ sander: lying la the East India Dock. Her woommodations for 11, al IL oil merchants-C. A. Eyre and D. J . Patterson, Kingston. holiest and beet intedtioned. The Dr" - mel or kaggadgra go assadaded, dehe atm errs an Catalan JAMB Dr. OniAnnt. Augustesquare, Regent's-park, n0...Hug...d0g of a pugs. kg; and gimunda_pi; Amin,: 1 sermem-Tor feria er ...is to damp. commission agent. Sept 18, at 1. J. T. Grey, and J. Brennan, Birminthemitdranue. so hr ea Coburg was, as he always has been, ' LA& =dim moiGAN, wok is=aciiii Wirgag as/ Samuel. lonnteurt. Imint•plans, Mileend-rd. carver, Sept. 18. at L 621 regards J. Brennen-N. H. Rolfe an T. . Orion, Macron• Deming link between princes and per ow. N.. t um.hin.aingt. peeddreepp tate dee a wk.,. 0110101 BOGIERTON, 0•60••••• Hey, Weltrioseequare. boardiag- ~jr.pag. ignignan frognominn_g; Toonagg and T. j...- we craned from Paddington to Mss lira cam for moor bowl Unser. gent 18. at 1. M ill Paul-hill, Worcestenhire glue manuf Waren merits of the resolutions will DOW be fr tsn seem.. sac mewl deco see dim de. fogs. Pau 11cDowau.. Smith-street, Stepney, tailor, Sept 18, st IL gas" "Land J. Hanna°, Bolliogtoo Cheshire, stone mershante- s___ the Haar MACS, Addington-place, Walworth, and Bt. George's-tre- I. Pickard, Jun., and A. Pickard. 'Leo* general merchant.- uy Organs of the difihrent pr now LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YOLK. Ira"' ilanwaawrw4. teetelwit Wise teeters Sept a -all& John Taylor and limes Taylor, Liverpool, drapers-W. • Austrians, by overshooting the me tre pun"' mead' mu= TO mu °mime my ", J• 11138 OOTL•lf, Stanton and Ostiands park, Surrey, rudder, Booming, G. Levey, C. Robson, and E. B. West . . ii7g9 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICK &mt. 18, at 12. Smithfield, wood letter cutters-A. Raid and W. 1110.1. TO manage their MUM. 12011 M 11100 i, Boornentooth, Hants, grocer Sept. 18, at IL TAW THE LIVERPOOL,_ NEW TORE, and JANIS Lan, anises-wise, erospeoe. sonar,. Sept is, ea it Hepworth, Weenbehlee' Wentmere -°' Collier fld W. MAnCESSier, merchants-J. Shepherd and R. Shep- PHILADnegIA gralw-guir COMPANY Mond eloa Mans SrAnroaD,Cottoo-st.,Poplarkawher of fish. Sept.lB at 11. herd Preston, Lanctuldre, letter press p ten-W. Hay and Ink( • OMEN 2.11 i patting their full-powered Cndo-built Iron screw Stvalmabilvs. Caaauts Want. upper corhwell-street, St. Genrne.n-ia-the. T. It. Edmonds, Albany-strest, Regent's-pat, distillers-KS. carrying the United States malls. East, boanlinehouee keeper, Sept DI. at 12. Perhaps the most sans; lily mutt LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORE. Gladstone. P. Ewan, H. Glnistone, A. G. Latham D. Mackin- THOMAS JACOBS, Gloucester-street, Camden-town, pianoforte lay, W. ',FA. Steuart. R. lyric. 8. S. Gladstone. 4. P. Reddy. Frankfort Congress of P CITY OP CORK, Saturday. Sept. 5. matter, Sept. IS, at 1. R. B. Mackay, and B. Gladstone, London and Manchester, no 721 ETNA, Wedoesdny. September I Catiase BROOK. Brigh' on, bookseller, Sept. 18, at 11, far as regards D. Macklnlny-A. & Gladetorte, H. Madame, D. Duke of Dialle-t7ool2rg-r 7,703 CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept. 16. Jona Omen Kamm, rreeheetereste, Isle of Wight, carpen• liackinlay, W. WA. Steuart, S. II Glaristcos, B. & Mackay, and MEd KANGAROO. fletnrday, September 19. ter, Sept. 18, at ll.molt energetically K. Gladstone, Liverpool and Calcutta, no far as regards D. louS Amd me, Wotresday, ass every alternate Warder. Thomas Kara. Carolinerrran, Hammersmith. clerk to an d...ki, Eno Cable passim by the mall steamers sailing every WedneSday. attorney. &pt. 18. at 11. Delegates chosen • SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. t 930 It 11, and Si "arses, accordine to the accommodation. seamen kAURKE SWILL, Morningtonetr, et, Mornington•creacent rirs. wiglAk gr cnANAg. gum. Sept.B,at the Faculty Germany. He by the flatinday's steamers, It guineas. Forward purr pies ...weak .d. ig; as IL w, measurer, Hall, Glasgow. This negatived tO inchtdillameill. Prorillou cooked. Pliweigers for Deena HOMO. beerdterraee. Tune[-street. Commercial- Ululate TOD. Tranent, Haddingtonshire, Issuer Sept 15, at 47,0 Carr, the United sad Briar Wanda; booked through rags yea takes cutter. Sept. is, at 2. '' the Commercial Hotel. Haddington. which one-h' 15P1 as airy advastageoin ternia-For further parUeulars ap_ply to JAWS Auha Nougats Upper Whitecrossetreet, St. Luke's, BL,„„ana Bnonnugi,„ Awn! Aggsgnagg; fagom Sept. 5,11 WILLIAM INMAN• flinter lereel. Liverpool ;or to WiZet boa., a,. mas a Disappoin+ 10, at Leings Hotel, Peteria2. Lal sod MACEY. W. Err ew•auwan mix JAMB TOM, 111•114• ban. Kra bricklayer, Sept. IS. at T. GEOBORMION•IIL WASH Brandon-street, Wal worth, and Sintlekl- like' his BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL Piece, Clapbaserood, gelatine manufacturer, Sept. 15. at 7. whom MAIL STEAMSHIPS,appointed by the Admiralty to sell THOMAS BABA Kinibury. Berks. victualler. Sept. 15, at 2. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. betworm LIVIIKPOOL and NEW TOM and between LITRE. N6_32150.1 _O2OOll. Wileunortuldwreet. Pimlico. rub driver, _o____ &bar 14: POOL or BOBTOK, with liberty to cell at Halifax or other pone ..9. an aa I. 211( Pe ked or mosive mails, goods, and magnates, the goad, Joint SKADMMT, Sutton, Isle of Ily, baker, Sept. 16, at Y. fixerxe's TE,LefinAkis.) Ist • p= M ils.lifax to land and receive pamengers aid "RI WAR, IWdlerd. Sept 16. 41. r Ira e m The f flowing or other Is are ap- warra rename mime Pored-street, Paddington, cheese- DISSOLUTION OF THE PRUSSIAN A 7 airpg.liapt. It. at I. "Ed" I. "free Liwa."(4 allies " Caakv" "all" ilea ANN "areas, Lower Norwood. Surrey, sh weaker, Sept 15.stL ark: CHAMBERS. 1 CHINA. for NEW YORE, Saturday, September 12. Olsainig Davit, Northam Hann. victualler, Sept. 15, et I. BERLIN, Parr. 4 Gott EUROPA. for BOSTON, Saturday, September 19. Blair IMMDMI, Tnnbrkire Welk, builder, Sept. 18, at 12. 541 sPRRSIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Sept. W. WittlAir Moe, Southampton, chemist, Sept. 18, at It. The following royal decree has been publi' • raw posstagers and goods for Nassau and Minna, to be HMI DAYS, HOWL, It oratory, Staffordshire, bootmaker, to-day ; • II 5 lavaderred at New York onboard ties R.M.&& Corsica Sept. t!, st lt. " Pap gam; innings= dmirtr, fee g orogignm kg Routt MUM' BALI" Coventry, provision dealer, Sept. 30, at It By virtue of Art. 51 of the conata •tui• is. either ram or Brawn :-To Halifax and and chief cabin, Prim HWY 1114411% Coventry. Sept 11. at 12. o on the proposition of the Ministry of Rag; nerd cabin. Zl6. To New York. chief cabin. E 18: JOHN OUT, Wanton, Herefordshire, architect. Sept. 21, at 1... mar cable, Alt. lrehiht to Halifax. Boston. and New York. At Jaya WOOMAID• Derby, manager a • eat mill. Sept 211. et U. decree as follows : le W =Syr ant Apo, a, I. & Teem. et said raga Hui. Ines and Farintruct Jolla CALA, Nottingham, g Art. L The Chamber of Depo, t a Deaden ; rral. ee.Carrie- ; Ilan, and 12, Place de Is. law meloWeetonn. Sent. W. el it pm', Fiats ;G, gad 1; gong, gogagnookrook own, ;0. WEALD WPM;, Newport, floamoutlnh.,lnakesper,Sept.lBMll. dissolved. . 11 gel a agar. essessowe ; or D. and a Wine, 8. Wren DAVID WILLIAM* Aber•yr.baa. Monmouthshire, overlooks of link Uvereel. retakes, Bare, 16. at 11. " Art. 2. The ministry is er Tarr TIMID, Canto, Flintalre, commission agent, Sept. 15. at 11.A1414 execution of the present dare, y. • 111RELLITTE, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS Tray Remark irverpoot, licensed victualler, Sept. 21, at 12. (Signed) m. .R. Amur* Iles memweimiSearA evelealw etwuswe• , 101111 lleimrseen WALTON, Bolton, brewer, Sept. la at 11, eeitorreanat mad lb. RHINE. the RATAVIIIII. from Jams Course Wham timber merchant. Sept. 14• at 11. 1:I dek 110 BMW INS Pwairt 81fww Wharf, Wester Sunday. DUMAN Ilinannaur. Gnat Harwood, Lancashire, dealer, The ministerial report ' MP* at U a.m. Fsega :AI ta._,__Al 10e.. and the-cede 'turn tickets, Sept 22, alt cedes the decree, says • ear and a bell. Tr YTKNOORD, Thursday wrung early. Ammar Witararii, Peterborough, fishmonger. Sept, 19, at 10. further AMII Sem of Ea Tow. Fere AL Wail= B.COLIIIIST, Hartlepool, ship commis+ manufacturer, that negotiatio see Per BRZEITI, the HOWE, ADLIK, a SCHWALB& every Sept 15, at It of Deputies would le lal n Unruly and hatarday, at it ea. lea likemlydrn, and 1122,D1NW JAIME= macaw. Bristol, commercial travedier, bee Insekwall at noon. Taros t Ps al. ead lea Oct._& at IL Majestythe King,' is ti Nor GOTHENBURG, the GUSTAV WAAL, Bra 8, from Horse- AWN WIIIOII, LW Bridgford, Notts, gardener, Oct. 23, at it cc n may i Mains. Farm El IS, A 2 la, sadAL To le Mmred by the Wn.LIAJI 911041111121, Urea, Notts, Insamaker, Oct. 7, at It. to p tee ts lONDON. Wmuat LIMED Old Lentos, Norio:stela dealer,Oct. 7,at 11. ministry ; but • d in Pre COPENHAGEN, a steamer, In • few days. lore MUM. N Ilvo= Oct- T." 11. red ; Pw fisidgitt. VelirsiotathEasil.l Oss~i Uni•11•011 Mos, Loma, Dpowy, 42 , painter, Sept. 16, at it until his Ms' OP.A, and ?HILLLPPS. WOMAN Dem. Sianway, BOWE, farmer, revs, le at 112. W Tie Itte== Le Prussia sir Par HOW LIT, thermal, greengrocer, soot 17, et L loam Foss Trimmers, Cheshire, china dealer. dept. 30, at 10. fora a 'LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. 111"." Koalswil. KtalatontlPonliranornellstan booSmaker. . any sia WAVGII wed 110 N, a and 4. aoonascruzr. w. fier. ID, at le. nog era . • ltortan lionsate, Stoke4ipon.Trent, saddler, Sept. 18, MIL the Lwow rase atotespeol rent bootnaslow, Sept. 18, at it tys, BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS ILICULIDPAILIZR, StokeuponTreut, plumber, Sept. la at 11_ tlp. sad 00 Barad llferninre, Kerbs. Pertudas. War= NEW DARIACOM Northam, Devonshire, late ship- r oln • Seen, et-as, Ploosdm7. Catalogs* Den owner, Sept. 16. at 1. warn PAM, Bath. groosr,s.prt.l6,;st 11. Sept. 16. at It VALuils af ~, the make sziNd and that 11":12tIm OXlsr, jun.,W4Pelpla, fishmonger. Sept. IT, at 10(. it beg to make the knowing announcement re. add.12.11111/1"" Camel, domersetstire, stone mach, oats i 7wBallieP=ll of GOLD. Ineling_litswaSW,_ _,,,__ilttlyi into-,, MAST Le..., Bailey, Yerlublre, grocer Sept 20, at 2. or 118 liar arwlar t0r,..70.1,56 •"" .• ...6 n''''..... " THOMAS Irma Woman ropemakee, Sept 17. MIL lb* colt dweillse at on tlds salskot. Gold bang gammon Daum. Wetiem, L it Hilniii MO terra er mirk Wier OW OAS ot cod. 10, at 10. Is le cents said Is lIS cants..4lll a 11/ oasts .. Al 11 10 mow jApeee, gaesigy.mni, inaffordildre, late' weak -AA 4 11/ 17 mats- a• 1 carets - 15 SI pas& lai dd. a yr ores. It mats- lld 51 amnia .. 1 4 11 Jena yawns, yde waste, Worcestenhire, !MOP' in II arab.. 41 5 IS arra .2 U 1 drat... 11 li gem Opprowor, Eisearinford, haulier. Ser * I mask amts Id ends.. 1 9 II ohm" • • 11" LOMB DUNA , Penrith,Clunberiand, entente icta S skaderd)ll 1T 10/ IS mere- Ig • aerate .. 014 It jc„„ pm, Pr,,,,id,. caggig,,,,d, lag., orted Sil arab_ 51t4 12 cause.. I 2 r I oars -010 Ti Rosen Maar. !arse.. it .. 510 11/ 11 some.. 118 1 errata .. 0T 1 aid. Sept. ph dIL - army, __ .71 ears. 5 7 1 10 ant- 115 se oar .. ~_ • t el • sbels Eritimbetory, 16, Harafareeneet. Comnagerden. W.C,lrdosv LAST EXAMINAT =re of Char sad Jewellery for Is. each. N.B. This Oct. 14. heron Jager Gravels 1 her Is deer at 6in the orgasm and oe Saturdays Elikotl, Combater-skeet, Phalle star dolor Oct. 21. J. Rearms, Orford-neut. ;Isar -hid and Co.'s DRESS for the YOUNG. IL H, 50001011•06. number,' el sad 67, Oxford-street. !Heat-04. IL W. Ilusuby by P Tb. following New and Improved Dates will be found Mae 124.,„ 2, eel val. say yet introdace.l: chapel, IL 7 Dow ENICKEILSOCKERS, univenally admired for W" .....=OW. 21. G. erfll degree. Miry, and Juvenile adaptation, 1k.134., Ws., Wm., and 14-04.2 Dn. ningtewlease, sheer HOYE ETON, NARROW, and RUGBY SUITS, ia the mast sp. Wwkvelles• ay erserse at its, 64. to let Ceitesh weer.* eel -am and YOUTH-,' ovsavoArs and car Es. Wenn fabric I!! Pa• Hammanar_,, for the present season. 12a. 6d. to me.; Jackets, 9e. 6d. mu-m.. 4 vv.. sig. . Comte:ar. e DOTS TROUSERS and VAMPS unto he surpassed in material, tw24l6lorit seise r. ild or make-Trousers, lb. 13,1 to Us. ild. ; Veer di. Id. to row,- lier and- DISTINCT DEPAITKEIT.-Hats and Cape, Shirts, General /Vamp WM Sorry, Sc. AmoW NYSE sad Os. SI and 67, Oxford-street ; 21, 22, and 11, New. 6220 A . ainet, Elthalmemm; and 42, Brisker, Lars. Par is aJ. • A NEVER FAILING REMEDY. Y sEE. Dr. SONITS BILIOUS end LIVIA PLUS prepared with. rife si val fad Impriont, from the ree of Dr. Ikeda tar be nvehiable to all who wider from Maas and liar ow llaire. Pala* 20124101104. wind, arms. idErnms, dluinees of enafte. For barns& costiveness, es a Sadly aperient mad, said ss a pedlar of the blood, they ere truly excellent ; r Irk and medal to the greseek they create r L dleerms, and rendre Ike whole nervous Osier Met In W. Lam `t. ergt. , Erg Will4liamut. Is. 11 . Clegd.stragew la end B, kr Be. Songs anti Ilya Pala The garb .it rem pedlar Wan • Wallas leathere guarani on 4 w of 11.. II RD'S PURR FLUID el the MelerlF°llera, dazing twenty-1M CBO be by the malleal andanden, er ',WA INI e prise, as the book remedy for ef J• . liell bearer, mut, and Warr of T , Mut kg &Ikea isonslitatione, ate 1, dear Mtn& It Is pre‘aredlaiiiir r el germ la skengeh, DI amt. Leaden; sad mid by all the wed& n.llll/ IN VIGORAT or tre Pit met serisakr be seta ••••• handy Mn.' sit the weratems. ea r =e, it Is a meat l mare Why mese 1162111 f *bk. 11 IEI Pelee ea pee m Mug Mama ed. Wil Ilh led j OW et ll• Esser yr, 114 (law Mkt. eleiv Is. No. 5,327.] LONDON. SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1868. (Stamped, Id. Additions'.] ETWOPEN . . CCU TA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope R OYAL 11'. 1., II AMB R A PALACE. , usweenger in se OsinglanDer-Generare case-0d Ilk J. Ellis, and kladres.-STEAM COMMUNICATION between LON- GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTION. I Westonotreet, Eisesiwiese. confectioner-Oet W. G. Bucking- Signor NICOSIA, the eminent Italian Violinist, will make ble hew , Feekfora - low. Wahrorta. bootrnalter-Oet. 20. J. Julien. hots- DUN and IN DLk by the utsyntfteest of of Stamm belonging " to the East India end Loudon Shippi Company ;Limited% FIRST syezurrsca in laigiond on MONDAY next. jun., Clvrendonterraos and Linark.mewk Maids hill, horse- The well.known clipper auxiliary QUEEN OF THY • D OUGLAS I k .ftper -Oct. foD. Ellasheth Agnes Wade, Augustus square, Regent'spark. spinster-Nov. 12, 0. Newman, Tunbridge Wells , SOUTH. 2.221 tons, 300.150 r a power. W. STEWART. tom- Isle of Man.-His Grace the Duke auctioneer-Nor. 12. T. Frier, William-street, RegenAspark, islander, now loading in the Vlceoria ,London) Docks, will leave of Misers late residence, the CASTLE MONA HOTEL and general commission agent-Nov. 12. J. H. Winding, Bede}, on 19th September, embarking premiers at and leaving Graves. BOARDING - HOUSE. Th e patronage of families and tourists Is AMA, late corn dealer-Nov. 12. J. F. Wills, Highaitreek Wilke end on flat September, for Calcutta. canine' the Cape of Good solicited foe this unrivalled and ec !nominal establishment. Bee chapel, oil merchant-Nov. 12. T. Collins Silver-terrace, Poplar, Hope and Modes+ this vessel will also coil as the Island of .. gr,,A,,mw Tariff and lux of furnished mama as receipt of beilder-Nov. It. W. Elseasteln. 1111110111, ex of Mauritius . No cargo will he token for Madras and Mauritius ' . This magnificent ado, built expressly for the India trade 1 • stomps ! watches-Nov. 12. B. Lawrence, Great 4. SS j Itartitislane, waists* to • woollen draper-. Nov 12. . has been thoroughly refitted, has trot rate accommodation tor passengers, and will carry an experienced surgeoe ; also a R EMEMBER , we SUP at EVANS'S ' "n b inn, Ch4.4lnnann Lambeth ! b ant " °k-140"11. AL 1 21•Dowall, Southampton, saddler-Nov. lt. G. rlnlak PT.. Awarder The average passage of these steamers has bees 70 Lb Vining this Week, after Alfred Mallen's cancec.xxxaak cji meta. merchant - Nov. is. A. 4.Rml ; • dm to Madraa, some of them making the shortest passages on comae& Suo.court, Comb commisaiou spat-Nov . TS. W. S. • record. 'The line will be continued on the 20th of each succeeding month, with the etrictest penetuality. by one of this cesepsey's ALLSOPP'S ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT. I L Jenkins, Mountain Ash, Glansorganalike, kilter-Oct. 6. T. G. Beet of muilliary 'crew steam ships - For freight or apply to GRINDLAY and Co., IS, Parliament-street, S.r al tC JOHN F. BIGGS and Co., /01/1 cootracton for Boum Taylor, Cheltenham, builder-Oa. 2. W. Cowell, Tkirsk, York- i broken. ALFRED BRETT and CO., lid, Leadenhaltstreet, TLC.; Seer to the International Exhibition, Agents for Samuel Allsopp .dun ' , bows dealer - Oct. 2 . T. Baker. neibl. Yorkshire. Potato or at the °Roes of the Company, ii, Mtncing.lane, London, E.C. • eon Boa's India Pale and button abn! and .. Co.'s Extra afoot Importen of Wines and Spirit& -OM and Quinn's& 8 00 ' ' mwra.n A. P. H. t"43eL ßowen, .14vagoolT. Howe , drysal ity te grP°°4 -Oct T. J d o esi nteLlYllMFr a ; : where also applications for appointments an midshipmen in USA and CM Store, the Roya l Exchange, BC: Th. tra de su pp li e d aa , Fnnteldris. brewer-Oet. 6R. Oveei r dialgb. Liverpool. dealer la service should be made. Main ED DREW. Steretan. I ti n " '-ii-' for mute- -Sept. It. J. W. French, ter, innkeeper-Sept 23. Y. , - Shorrock, Over Domes, Lanernhire, Hemmed v•--0.0. L j G. Hem Little Lever, Lancashire, manufacturer-Sept Y. t. B. Hardy, HolmilrilL Yorkshire, coal dealer-Sept. tft. Z. Smith, Blackburn, Lancashire, tinplate worker-Sept. 26 D. Carruthers, Blackburn, Lancashire, reed maker-Sept. 17. J. Craven, High' . Yorkshire, carter-Sept le. M. Charissworth, Owe taoln7iu'crkshire, farmer-Sept, SO. A. M•Mullin, Cockerels...nth, Cumberland, watchmaker-Sept no. F. Bowen, Stafford, ipoter's assistant--Sept W. T. Mundy, 'Rey, Oaf bettor- I 0d 17. Ellen Bunning. Market Harborougb. Leicestendilre, pulley cook-Sept. 22. T. Yang. Reatbeerne. Susses. mita widow -Sept. It. S. Naylor, Sanord, Lancashire; late manufseterve of extract of indigo-Sept. IS J. Tooth. Dus, Oreenheys, dames shire, lobac aaoLt . IL J. Book. Huhne.„ ..... ...Liatesehire.= 1 of languages-nick lia. D. Josue, Hubs*, Vet. 6. T. Onellined. Lineibi, sewer-Oct 67 C.,ldwldee '1 attornefe clerk-Sept la 6. /Laney, Chester, paluter-Sept. IA J. llson Bradford, Yorkshire, waste dsela•-Oct. 14. 9. T. Smith, Cee ' idngtoo, Oxfordohlre, schoolmaster- Jot 1. J. 4sr- i vine. Sheffield, winter-fleet, Th. J. Weigooti, son., Kingston upon-Hun, smack owner-Sept, IS IL Bowl% Itingston.upon- Hull. fruit seller-Oct. 12. R. Hill, North :Sibley, Gloucestershire, Miller-Sept. 11. Sophia Jones, Langton, Staffordshire, late currier Sept. U. IL Johnson, Great Winston, Leicestershire, baker-Sept. 16. IL Hawkaworth, Leicester. late licensed vie tualler-sept. 17. J. Holmes, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire, late publican-oot. 16. IL Wilson, Leicester, carpeuter- Sept. 22. J. Jones, Din., Worceeter, agent fora cattle feed company- Sept. 22. D. Snalth, North Ornweby, Yorkshire, tailor. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. THonAS rtostruu.. Nottingham, lace maker -2nd dividend of Sid., Sege. 7, sad three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Not tingham- JOHN TALL, Eingston.upon.lNll, tar and tur pen tine distiller- Sad dividend of I 13-16 d., any Thursday, at Gorski k.. Hell. JOllll HARMS. Blaenavon, grocer and draper-lot dividend of 6s, any Wednesday, at mauve, Bristol BOMBAY Direct, with quick despatch, the well known and very fast-salling clipper ship SALAMANCA, A l 13 >ears. sal tone register, G.M. LIVISSAY, Commander: loading to the Fast India Docks. Has splendid cable amortize* dation —For freight or passage apply to GELLATLY, HANNAY and SSWILL, 27, Lesdenballetreet. BARLOW'S PATENT CASH STAND, a new 3_ll invention, so adedrably mobbed that a MI pots as well as mealier auks, may be raised or tilted on It set labour or trouble. Its action is so Impalpable that the sediment of the met limpid Auld lig se paribility can as disturbed. Priam la, Its., let., to suit 44, 9, end 18 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No matawmi required. No man Bat bear ar sour wan. Pries 4a. Md. ; ditto, • te.. 7 4Sy c aret" to JAMES BARLOW, pstentee, r ir° 4 l"4 4, Manalowbeess. Ose tbst Ms imam sod adder me ma wars ; all other's:a sparkles Naltstiaes. Lagrasinp gratis. Establidied 1820. INATECIPS BUT DIP OAIMLES, 6d. per rb.; l .1./ Sperm Candle., Le. 4& aad la Id. Zoe MU& wax. la Id.; Imumpareadwas. la Id.: ladasoat wax and sperm, la : Gamma was, Is. Id.; Mlrll wax, la; Warm ;wain'. is 6d.: wasps. alto. ad., Id.. mad the balk led.: atetalllo for Palmera lamps. ai : mapiams. IL ; Mewads. 7}d.: CAM oil, 4a. 9d. per `allow: yellow aay, a .Ma r 640., sad 411 a. par 11219 e. : mottled, 661. ; old brows , Is N. per pocket ; mamma brows tYludeor. la. ; wtdti Windom. la. Y.; bossy, la. 4L glycerine sod =ilat per bar.4so eada. M . P. DAVI= and SONS' old. iropslamam. W. IL llarttraame. Charing-orom. lasess. Oct. 15. Mary Read and Marianne Humplucys, Bristol, Berlin wool and fancy dealere—Sept* 15. J. M. flyers, I.lvmpod and Bootle, oil retlmer—espl h& J. Crouch, Salehunt, Surat, farm bailiff—Sept. 16. W. Pollard, Hailing, bookbinder—Sept 15. T. Lancaster, Orford, tall an draper. ?AIYNRiBIUIM DUMMIED. W. Gibbing and A. Steer, Suasexatreet, Pimlico, and ',sage,. Surrey, builders —T. Travis and H. Wilde, Liverpool., oil merchants—C. A. Eyre and D. J. Patterson, Kingston. , upon-Hull, erectors of a public ball and buildings—W. Arthur; J. T. Gray, and J. Brennan, Birmingham, drapes, so tar es regards J. Brennan—N. H. Rolfe an d T. . Green, Kt opea-Hull, furnishing ironmongers—H. To wn and and Vt. Dizon, 3illl Pool-hill, Worcestershire, glue manuf cturen —J. Olney and J. Herrin°, BoUnnton, Cheshire, atone imerebante— J. Pickard, Um., and A. Pickard, Leeds, general merclunta— John Taylor and James Taylor, Liverpool, drapers—W. H. Bonnewell, G. Levey, C. Robson, and Y. B. ' , rankly& West Smithfield, wood letter cutters—A. Reid and W. H. Mot, Pciarnessoutb, Hampshire, iromooagent—G. Collier and W. Hepworth, Manchester. merchants—J. Shepherd and R. Shep herd, Preston, Lancashire, letter prose printers—W. Hay and T. H. FAmands, Altsnyetreet. Regeneepark, Gladstone, P. Ewan, H. Gledstone, A. 0. Latham, D. Mackin lay, W. %'A. Steuart...R. Eyrie. 8 k Gladstone, * P. Regan, R. B. Mackay, and R. Gladstone, London and Malchmter, so far as regards D. Macklnlay—A. & Oladetone, M. Gladstone, D. liacidnlay, W. DCA. Stesart, S. IL Gladstone, R. B. Mackay, and it. Gladstone, Liverpool and Calcutta, so far as regards D. Macidnlay. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. WILLIAM BucnsiAn, Glasgow, measurer, Sept. 8, at the Faculty Hall, Gow. Warden TO lasg D, Tvanent, Haddlngtomhlre, farmer, Sept. 15, at the Commercial Hotel, Haddingon. Scechail 57/THEILMID, Aberdeur, Aberdeenshire, farmer, Sept. 10, et Laing's Hotel, Peterbea& BOMBAY Direct, with immediate despatch, the spiendid task- kollt ship COWIN 10X. ♦ 1 11 ymirs. 135 tons register. Y. Y. ILACLIAIt, Commander: loading In the lest India Docks. Han good Amoco =dation tee cabin paean gem —For freight or passage apply to GILLATLY, BANJUL and SWILL, 27, Leadenhall-anset, LC. QM/ Maki direst, lbe splendid Mina dipper VIiIIIVALLED. A I , : c pa t in2 Sous nester : latakar la the Ikat India Docks. Th is vessel, bunt under specisl warm talBao, prassatss faroursbes opportunity toshippers of nue goods. ApOy to ILAYDEN sad RUM 12, Kin William sires( HAM!, sal 1110/111.1., 21, BLACK BALL PASSE. CUPP= PACK= fur ALITITAL Port, /Mtn. Tanner. brawn Gismo (new) .. Sydney Melbourne . Chasm°, Queensland .. Light of the nen Qaasnaland . Flying Mond tut thedrras afloat-roe waitalll.l MNO X X loft MI% =L I I O O lA4 VII X India Sept. 25 %SS X India Sept 25 XllllO X Wit Oel 25 'OIIR 1 frogs Id LINE of don direct. To SalL lids celebrated line of packets have, by their pail mod passages. aimed s world-tows mulattos, sr meager accommod, lion is aassrpeassd b 7 say vessels an gartitalars regpeetlag trial* or greys to Allem BAINES sad Os.. ; an Agents to Bell Lae . sad T. IL ILiCKM Rad Co., 1, Ueda loaded. L.C. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SOWS' (of BlackwaNlark London) LINN of PACT SNIPS to atINTBALIA.-IPor =Douala. Port Pldllip. Dina (t0t.... tha Decks on Ilionft. Sept, 11. Whig d Plynontlal,tit. orlandid dinar aid, 1.121=NM.P.1 1 tor. N. MAMMON, Cow grader: trails the Nast India Dock. Ear wootantodationa for al dares ot pratanats asoargoined. and ago will carry an =ersalgoon.—Por !Maga or pone away to 11c1.10D. T . , d anti MORGAN, Milk liana Now Ingram LW Rm. No. Loadonhall-atrost. Pannagera *la llao ot packets ant convoyed train Paddington to Matoi drat c inn to mooed atm Milk and mord 01110 toe Udni deco form MIN LIVIIIPOOL Olt QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YORK. BLIEHAGE PASSAGE itIIDUCED TO FITE MMUS (SA la, UNTIL FURTH= NOTICE. THE LIVERPOOL._ NEW TORN, and PHILADELPHIA STIAN-SHIP ODWPANT Mead dee pteklsg tuthponered Clyde-bunt Iron Screw Elteamadpe. carrying the trotted States malls, mum LIVERPOOL FOE NEW YORE. CITY OF CORK, Satunlay. Sept. 5. ETNA, Wedoesday. September o. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept. IS. KANGAROO, Saturday, September 19. Am own Wedaesday, aad every alternate Saturday. Cabin passage by the roan steamers sailing every Watia= i , It, it and 61 gulasee, accordhar to the accommodation. by the Saturday's steamers, 13 guineas. Porward purr Ineludlag an provhdoes cooked. Passeagers tor Csesda, the United ftties, sad British Colombia booked through ea very admatageone tress.—For farther particulars apply to INHAN. W,Watoosareat. Liverpool : or to EIVZII sisal HAM. ill. EM _ I thdatiCS. 04. BRITISH sad NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL TAIL STEAL MITTS, appointed by the Admiralty to sell between LIVEZPOOL and NSW YOLK. and between LIVER POOL end BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports Oa bad ad iscoive malls, goods, and peasengers, the Bottom Wpm mom st Halifax to land and receive pomanders sod b MobsWe roans, The following or other vessels an ap plated to NH from Liverpool, cabin at Cork to leash. ski HMO: CHINA. for NEW YORK, Saturday, September VI. EUROPA, for BOSTON, Saturday, September 19. °PERSIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Sept . • Peking paseengen and goods for Nation aid Havana, to be benekured at New York on - board the E. 11.8.8. Corsica. lamp nealoy, including steward's fee and provisions, bat vaunt whose or Orem :--fa Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, Al: mond cabin, £l6, To New York, chief cabin. ; =lag oak, AA Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, ZS isia4s ik nedi per coat. Apply Pored, at, Old Dodos : 577rCarrie — , sad 12, Place de la Mos, Paris ; G. g row ne, ilaiebananotreet, Glasgow ; D. gal C. Whew, On ; f or D. and C. Wirer, S. Waite- OWL nveirpeoL GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS P a B l IlllemursulkosrA %smarm steamer. itarrianim d ta• MINS. W EATATIIIII, tram eh Maui sad Forelau Mum Mort Wapping, every Sunday. al 11 a.m. Ilya: ts., I. sad Ira - Return tickets, •bre sad a MX FTINOCUID, Thursday morning early. Di cdl the Tow. hay LI. _ _ per leielek the XOW! AMA", er BCHWALB& every Thereby ea haturebey, at 11 saa., tem Illereelyebeen, and Doa lbelowell at mew Pan.? Pt et. eat tee, IorOOTRINNIINA, th• GUMP WAAA. Seed. 8. trots Hone trThob.N.Fores, MI la, A 2 la, sad /2. T• Mffleed by the let OOPINHAGEN, • steamer, la a tew days. lbr twee. Weee le hia l Ear . Oeoe, OltA., and PHILIAPPA. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUS. WAII6II awl DON. 11 and 4. aoonazaw.m. w. DROWN BROTHERS. —PATENT CHAIM urno oo ism* bow . . Furniture, a ..°` Nemo. he.-141 Cobham* trim VALUISS of GOLD.—WiTHERSTON and 1 GROODIN, for the Information el the Public sod their beg to make the Moving announcement re- :% 111 1hirMll et GOLD. teeeng goaded that the blei rer Yr trodor ond k.o tto i. f . boo wUI be alike protected by ebb dordslion at on *kr subject. Gold being 0264 Ms 11 perm at cenlik. 6 4 11 w. QM VW a 21 mob Ina. lo lIS reaurs..4ll S 6k mots .. LI 11 10 woe* ..41i 4 lik IT earsis.. •• 2 carob.. 18 Sk per owns. 14 mob— 216 71 soots .. 1 4 II II arab.. 4 1 • 11 carob. . 2IS 1 estate.. 1 1 11 * wok *WM 14 eneals.. I I * manta.. •if II oloadord) •12 10k IS moods— 2 • • wets .. 114 11 SI ureic. 514 4 12 emois.. I II II I ewe .. sto II 1 SI cants.. 110 fk it earals.. 1l• 1 mast... • T 1 a amis.. • T 3 1.0 durMa.. 115 4 wet ... • s ei Plowalsakorp, If, IllarksinoOroot, Coron6ganion. W.C. lonhon. =r e at Clan nod Smarty for in tech. N.H. Thlo Is Yard at • In the wooing, and or, Saterdop, Mono nolo* HYAM and Co.'s DRESS for the YOUNG. OS and et Oxford-street. The knowing New and Improved Bedew will Ds found Vale ass yet Introduced: BOYS KNICKERBOCKERS, unlvereally admired for destines, utility, and Juvenile adaptation, lk. ed., Els., Ids., and SM. SOW STOIC NARROW ed., and RUGBY SUITS, In the mod ap iirrit=l.ll.; Or S ERIGAES and CLEFS. to every fabric ;tea for the present season. Ike. Id. to Bk. ; Jackets. 9a. dd. BOYS'7IOI7SIRS and MATS not to be surpassed In inetartal, rl:e. or insko—Trossere. Pe. Id. to 14s. ed.. Wok, to dd. to e 7. DISTINCT DEPAITKENT.—Hate and Caps, Skirts, General Seeker, Se. RYAN sad Os. SI and 67, Orford-street : 21, 22, and 26, New. skeet, Rthalndism; and 4s, Made, Loads. A NIVIR FILING REMZDY. De. Korn BILIOUS and LIVID PULS, prepared Wth. WA WY theoartal Wiredlent, treat the reeM of Dr. Mak let food Inveheable to all who older from Maas and Ilver cow swats, wtod, menu, rdellme, dlndnese of the gee,le. "sr labiate& costiveness, ass twilly aperient medichta said se a wailer of the blood, they mr• truly excellent mild In Sir gratetal to these...6W titer, male appellee, sip 010 MNy dlieleels and w and strewth.' Ste Mole nervous arstm— W.Leteee. e, nog rnieneet., Clierhiterals, and he mot la beim la led. end es. ed. Be ware to auk kr Dr. Soars mod Ilver TM The weratne are a "ware padtese. 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War ths cove UNA Pam% amt Urea Clot ( no, a here ha ii &WOW 01 ill MOS, Ober ha ressma eirends M. ph. Um* W Pea 41114 11 1-. IS Jesiste. lagaik isimarket, Looloh. FROM Lear Nrasra GARRITIL [Hum or sorrerross Asa warm PAITIOULLIII TTI n OBTAIN= AT Till OTT= Or THI OR= IZGATITIAN. mum or isaszurfor. BASBAZITAWITURL I BANKRUPT& iln.uax VDT Wna l oocs, Oraham-road, Wean, foreman to • balkier, to surrenderTept. Ig, at 1. EMILIO VACHM Albert-terraoe, Bayswater, commission agent, Sept IS, at 1. . - _ Batumi!!! Warr; George-yard, Dukeetreet, Greaveaorariaars, manager to a retailer of beer, Sept. le, at 11. WILLIAM 87/Z/Z. Great Quabridge.atreet, Haekaey-road, boot . . .. . ._ ... maaTitactnear, &pa 18. at 11. TWILLS JUNI DTaull ItOtkaa a, Ckttratn.tereace, Peckham, Sept. 13, al 11. . . . . CIILISAS JAB= DB OBBAftni, Augustaequare, Regent's-park esmalasten spot. Sept. 18, ail. BA= el. BaBIZIon, Imax-place. Stile-end-rd. carver, Sept. 18, at 1. GIFMOI IDGINFO N, (rsees-alley, Wenches-square. boardlAig- Ho sae keeper, Sept. 18, at 1. Teat 111cDow,tu.. Bralth.street, Stepney, tailor, Sept. IS, at IL ILLitY Bknut, Addingtoo.plaee, Walworth„ and Bt. George's-tar race, Bayrwater-road. boarding bouts keeper, Sept. lk at IL Isyks Minn!, Surbiton and °attends park, Surrey, builder, Sept. 18, se 11. 11,011KST 111001, Boornernonth, Hants, grocer, Sept. 18, at it. JAW LAN, Cbelera.villas, Brampton, statuary. Sept 18, at It. THONG' 9ramroan,Cottonot.,Poplar,hawher of bah, Septle At 11. CHAILYA Well% Upper Cornwall street, St. Georges-in-the. last, bearding-house keeper, Sept, is, it THOMAS JACOSS, Gluucester street., Camtleatarn, pianoforte maker, kept. 14, at 1. _ Pumas Bawl, Brigh' on, bookseller, Sept. 18, at 11. Joan Oman Eisirry, Treohoatergate, Isle of Wight, carpet• ter, Sept 18, at 11. TionAe Yarns, dedla►tsraos, Hatomenmith, clerk to an attotsay. &pt. is at P. , Yltript2 !Trial, ltarFlagtott-att. et, Mc perl sardatantTiciA 18,;t 11. Hance, Word-terrace, Tarneretroet, Commercial road East tailor's cutter, Sept. 15, at 2. latioa A 1.1.0 H0W222., Upper Whitecrossetreet, St. Ws's, belabor, doAI4 at JAM/ Tope, BarrlAshan. Beat, bricklayer. Sept. 15. at 2. ONOBORMIONAIEL WASS, Brandon-street, Walsworth, and [tined& place, Clabbus-rced, gelatine manufacturer, Sept. 16. at 2. 1110512 DAYIII, Muttony, Barka, victualler. dent 15, at 2. Music= (Mow& Waatiooriaodmreet, Pimlico, cab driver, Bail at /OW lI, N eIIADDOIS, Waif Bay, baker, Sept. 15, at 2. Jos WINSSB, asst 1 9. st 1 . WILLIAM Taiga= hand-street Paddington, cheese. , I"l iss ' 4 4 ell . Surrey, sh wreaker Sept. ItslL . ,Nr_thm....erwr builder, Sept 14 at It WILLIAM Haar DIXOB, .if 7 B 11, chemist, Sept lit at It NWT DAVW HOWL, Widgegiity, Staffordshire, Imotinaker, Sept. H,at It Bement Hamar BAIII, Coventry, provision dealer, Sept. 30, at It Pala HWY !Maas% Coventry. Sept. 11, at 12. lone GNAT, astute" Herefordshire, architect. Sept. 21, at 12. .101111 Wormer/AD, Derby, teenager of a silk mill. Sept. 49, at 11. OAKUM HILL Mu and Farautldcg John CALA, Nottingham, lace mambo:tams, Sept. id, at 11. WHaiag Mirk Newpan, Ileautouthoh.,lnakesper,Bept.lgatll. DAVID WILLIAtis, Abersycluut Monmou th shire, overlooker of wirptcre, Sept. 11 1 , at 11. TEMA' TisaDatit, Cant" Abstain, commission agent, Sept 14 at 11. ?mum HOLLAND, Liverpool, licensed victualler, Sept. ill, at 12. bull MAHLYKACH WALTOII, Melton, brewer, Sept. 15, at 11. lea® oowrsa. Wham, Umber merchant Sept. it at 11. WOMAN BABADDAI4 Great Harwood, Lancashire, cattle dealer, Sept 21, at I. !Miami WHAAANSON, Peterborough, fishmonger, Sept 19, st 10. Ware= 1117111111114, Hartlepool, ship compass manufacturer. Sept. IS. at it 111011190 g !Wing= YerCnikt, Bristol, commercial Haman . , Oct.g, at Joan W Hipoi, lL Bert Bridgford, Hotta, gardener, Oct. 23, at 111. WILLIAM DTIO9IIIIIII, Lest." Notts, lacesnalter, Oct. 7, at It. WrIZAAIt Luton Old Lentos, Nottteattledealer,Oct 7,at 11. Jots MUM. N sho= Oct. 7, at 11. EDWARD Brows, , painter, Sept. 16, at It Wn.tare Dam, Blanway, Seem fernier, Sept 19, at 14. Pans Mows" therposi, greamerocir, Sept. 17, at Am, goat., Trainmen, Cheshire, china dealer. Sept. 30, at 10. Ticitas Roarsios, Itaptonnpon.lita,fourneyman hootasaker, Sept. ID, at la Ittowaan Bosom Stoke-upon-Trent, saddler. Sept. 14 at 11. I:DWA2D MN; Stokwupon.l rent, bootroaker, Sept. 18, at 11. LICULILD hump, Stoke upon.Treut, plumber. Sept. it, at IL WILLIAM HORT DARIACQT2, Northam, Devonshire, late ship owner, Sept. 14 at 1. Wan& PAM, Bath. grocer, Sept. 14 at 11. iota CUTTOU. Naughton, Cheshire, budder, Sept. 18. at 12. NATlltur OILEY, Jun., Wells, Rehm...ogee. Sept. 12, at 10i. ADM A t VM ,at Qum Camel, domersetakire, stone merchant, Sept I Maar Beam, lt Bailey, Yeriultire, grocer, Sept 2 4 at 2. TRONA/ Name, Worcester, ropemakee, lle t. 17, at 11. liallitmcm Audi& Withers!, turDraa4 echoolmaster, Oat. 10, at 10. Mow Razz& Brleder.hlll, Staffordshire, late beer retailer, Sept at 14 Joaa lawns. Ifs Wad., Worcestershire, miner, Sept. 93, at 10. BERT CIPPIELIT, Liarswlnferd, haulier. Sept 19, at 10. LOUIS DILDLOW, Ptarlth,Ctunberland, watcbma,ker. Sept. IL at 10. Jots Linn, PuteitlL Canberla.d. labourer. Sept. 17, at 10. Aosta? CLAium Bertao.uport.fluraber, jthscolushire, coal mar chant, Sept. 15, at IL LAM BXAMINAT.IO/.91. Oct. 14. Xebecs:la James, Onsvemad, Wictua 21. W. Minn, Cumberland-street, Pimlico, boarding-house keeper- Oct. 21. J. Kann Otfordatreet. cutler-Oct. 11. W. Meddow. croft, Norlsodaasere, N hill, boarding-home keeper-Oct. U. H. lksgassacs. Oaonbriaad street, Pimlico, conant'ssin egad -Oa. 21. W . Winot-place, Old Kent-read, Pane 21. O. Webb. Webb's-place, White clank 12roler-04. IL T. S. Goode, Leicester-square, commis nec=ol6. Si. G. T. Catalina, Penton-street, Pentonville, sit-Oat. It A. Disney, Xenningtat-gron. Ken olagtorleme, fYe Maar is railway shares-Oct. n. A. J. Smith. ampleassreed.puterau-Oct. 12. K C. Lambie, Kentish Tanned, cerpeater-Oct. 12. Aso Nordaby, Bred sae, Hammonton \ Oet. 22 V. C. Thomas nn-street. °cars inn -lams, one' pletar-04. Abel. Bedlon.streek Covent-grades. wolter-Oct SS J. Xing, Wilson street, Fil3l - smddler-Oet. It C. Kisg. New.street, Old. street, onaiop one iseasiimaknr-= . 3. P. Bat2tazight.CeinLteltry nPearsen Cbpand.road, bateher-Oct. 14her-Oct.. J. Hadley , Amellaphioe. Waiver* baker-Got. 14. J. 0. Morris, Noetb- Milf4oo, collards! tramiler-Oct. 14. G. Garner, 'Clayton. Barney, Miley Mattoon-Oct tJ J. Phillips, Cl4-road, fur rug maandscarer-Oet. 14. J. 8. Hays, Orovel-lane, inathwars, Meeagsd en-Sanity-On 14. J. H. Bailie and G. Duyster, Great St. Henn, City, merchants-On 14.3. R. Lisibetter, Bloomfield rood, Plasmas& Lutider-Oct. IL H. Kemp, jun.. York-terrace, Bermonsory, traveller-On 21.3. A. Clageosens, Upper Tharas streak Winged rictueller-Oct. 21. C. Berea, Cans ridge, tailor -Oct. 21. J. King, Portewood, Southampton builder - Oct. ll. W. McLaren. Eatonnreet, Pimlico. grocer-de& el. 0. Sanaa', Chapel-street, Chelenliary stable keeper-Oct. 21. W. Spatcher Northampton, plumber-Oct. 11. Ready, Old Jewry. City, and High-street. Hounslow surveyor-Oct. D. W. Jederies Com. bridge-road, Mileond, aed creloarman-Oct. 21. J. Hillier, osilea'sbnikliners. Brampton. carpenter-Oct. 21. J. Bird, Inn . Itrynatotienreet, Portatanequare, adging-howie keeper-Oct. 21. CI. Benn, Park-lane, Piccadilly, and Derby-street. Mayfair, &hymn-Oct. 21. C. inrush Watlingatreet, City, commission cleat--Oct 21. X Lanham Leighton-road, bestial tone, and Plo=tCane -market, cattle desier-Oct. 21. J. Balky. a ll i Cagg kialldse-001. It H. Taylor, Lupus-street, Bel gravia. wine meraissat-Oct. St W. H. Perkins, Woolwich, tailor Oak W. Raseell, Ilk A adrevea4en a et, Wandsworth rood. boot niakir-Oct. W. C. Inginan, Blackman-street, Borough, dyer- Oct. 12. 0. Richardson. Health Town-road, furnishing Iron , nsomper-Oet. IL P. J. R. De Chantal, Baker-street, Portman ; ennars, Frogmen of the French language-Oct. 22. It. Eliseo, MainkinYnnion sod Canisati.mews, Lisa •n-grove, mach painter -Oct. IL W. Otirsoy, ea James's-road, Holloway. late grocer ; Oct. IL IL N. Hato., Rethetreet, Shored , tch, tripe dressier- I Oct 22. H. Mrs* High-street, Horton, baker-Oct. EL K Cross, ginathsawtota leaner seine-Oct. 22. S. Frost, Ai:tea-place, Rlngiend•read. and 84 Cornhill, mariner-Oct. • 12. J. Perm assistant to an oil refiner-Oci. It P.C. 111WRigeow. Oaford-market, pork butcher, and Deanialtignalls lerfasadsey, prepared charcoal manslscturse -001,. W. Tomes' Huntingdon Isabella Napier, Brunswick private boarding-house keeper-Oct. It r a jet 4 Ca r i a l foreman to • market gardener-Oct 28. w. sad Metals. Ilkserey, plumber -Oat. M. I H i e, . Jaw. OlumplPewnet. ~Am sommeraal traveller- W. 7. Mimi. Isolitsmiliarase. Lambeth.at torney- C. Cris Y-flollchemages, inhopegateatrect 10. e. T. Diekinsen, Manley treat, not sl. 6 Harris. Aiderwate-street. waking wedifeillisr-.0111. Is. i G. Altmann, Ingnetreet, Whitecap* ollemn-Sev. U. W. W. Vincent, Old Palace.yard, Wastailardar TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (zzuna's TZLZGEAbIa.) DISSOLUTION OF THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS. BERLIN, gar. 4. The following royal decree has been published to-day "By virtue of Art. 51 of the constitution, and on the proposition of the Ministry of State, we decree as follows : " Art. 1. The Chamber of Deputies is hereby dissolved. "Art. 2. The ministry is entrusted with the execution of the present decree. (Signed) " WILL*x I." The ministerial report to the King, which pre cedes the decree, says :—" There is no prospect that further negotiations with the present Chamber of Deputies would lead to any understanding. His Majesty the King, before bis departure, was pleased to express his concurrence with these views of the ministry ; but • definitive resolution was reserved until his Majesty's return. The state of things in Prussia since that time has not offered any ground for a change in the propositions of the mi nistry which his Majesty had approved. Ou the other hand, tendencies have manifested themselves within the limits of the German Federal constitution, the evident aim of which is to reduce Prussia from that position as a great power in Germany and Europe, which is her well earned inheritance from our forefathers, and which the Prussian people has at all timer beeii 4,!4.3r mined not to relinquish. Under these circum stances it will be incumbent on the Prussian people to give expression upon the occasion of the ap proaching new elections to the fact, that no differ ence of political opinion is so deeply rooted in Prussia as to endanger the unity of the people and the unshakeable fidelity with which they are attached to the royal house when placed in face of efforts tending to diminish the independence and dignity of Prussia. The events of the last few days have only served to confirm us in our proposals ; and as the new elections will require a period of two months, the measures approved by your Majesty in the sit ting of the Council of Ministers held on the 16th July must be executed without delay, in order to render it possible for the new Diet to be convoked to discuss the budget within the current year. THE FRANKFORT CONGRESS. FRANKFORT- ON-THLDIALNE, Sat 4. The letter addressed to the King of Prussia by the members of the reoent Congress is dated the let instant, and is signed by eighteen princes and the four burgermastere of the Free Cities. In it they empress their deep regret at having been deprived of the King's personal co-operation in the great work they had undertaken, and state that they nevertheless cherish the hope that a general understanding will be ultimately arrived at. The letter concludes thus :--" Being all inspired by the wish for German unity, and ready to make sacrifices, we have come to a perfect agreement upon the project of reform. We shall consider it a great success for ourselves and for our peoples if resolu tions are maturing in the mind of your Majesty by which, thanks to the unanimity of her princes, Germany will realise her desire for a wholesome reform of her constitution, based upon the laws of the Confederation." RETURN OF THE AUSTRIAN EMPEROR TO VIENNA. VIENNA, Sm. 4. The Emperor of Austria has arrived here. The streets were decorated with the Austrian and German flap, and hung with garlands. Immense crowds saluted the Emperor with hearty cheers. THE FRANKFORT CONGRESS. (MON ODA OWN FRANKFORT, Ster. 3. The cocked hats, the gaedy dresses, and the big footman are gone, and this good old town , resumes its customary oommercial appearance again. The Emperor left this morning, at 5 o'clock, for Coburg. Yesterday he bestowed most liberal pre' rents- - tinge, with precious stones, &c.—to all who bad rendered any service to him or his suite. Some of the senators and military commanders were gre tided with orders, and two members of the Senatorial , Committee have been created baronet'. One of them, Dr. Muller, the burgomaster for the present year, had the good sense to refuse a title, which did not ; appear to him compatible with his position as obief magistrate of a small republic. In the:last sitting of the Congress the Reform Act was signed by twenty-one prisms and the burgomasters of the four free towns. Baden, Weimar, and Mecklen burg, near relativesof the Prussian King, together with Waldeck and Altenburg, opposed. The I points reserved for the ministerial deliberations were gdoptad as btos, se that no further tee ' ferenoes are requited. The Emperor then doled the Congress with a speech, the substance of which has no doubt already reached you by telegraph. Before separating, the Princes addressed a joßit letter to the King of Prussia, containing the dis cussions and resolutions of the Congress. The town is very full of anecdotes respecting the Princes. It appears that many of them were very dull in comprehending the questions under discursion, and that they busily occupied themselves in making notes, with the view of baring the matter explained at home by their ministers. Others at all events did not shine by their eloquence, and the Elector was significantly dumb, failing in his attempts to make softie remarks. The most gifted were the Emperor, and the . Dace of Baden, Weimar, and Oldenburg ; the' King of Saxony was the most useful, by his talent in smoothing over difficulties ; and the /Mg of Bavaria certainly was one of the most honest and beet intentioned. The Duke of Coburg was, as he always has been, the con necting link between princes and people. The !write of the resolutions will now be fully discussed by the organs of the diffiirent parties, but the Austrians, by overshooting the mark, begin already to damage their cause. (foil • Perhaps the most sensible part played at the Frankfort Congress of Princes his been that of the Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Goths. His Highness resisted most energetically the scheme of a Chamber of Delegates chosen by the existing Legislatures of Germany. He demanded one by direct election. This negatived, he proposed a Lower Chamber, of which one-half should proceed front direct election. Disappointed again, the Duke of Gotha did DO4 like his brothers at Baden or el Weimar (of whom I would speak with the .greatest respect), abandon himself to despair, and eentinue to resist the Austrian project in tote. Re was for ac ()opting all that Austria would give, and the Kings support, that is, a German Parliament, of any kind, and at any oast, "for' eves one voice " raised in a German Parliament would be an " inappreciable gain." The realization of this humble wish is, how ever, far from assured. What the Emperor of Austria chiefly aimed at, besides the popularity of the scheme, was his own Presidency of the Fede ral Executive. But the formation of the Executive itself seems an Herculean labour. How satisfy all parties and pretensions, those of Prussia included ? At first the proposal was for five ruling members. This has been extended first to six, and then to seven. It may be doubted whether the one number can satisfy pretensions more than the other, and whether such a German Executive, however constituted, could work. It was proposed, for example, that the question of peace or war for Germany should be decided by a majority. Sup pose an Executive of mixorof seven, in which Austria or Prussia, or both together, are in a minority on the peace or war question. Does any one imagine that such a decision could be carried out ? Discuss, legislate, unite as one may in Germany, Austria , and Prussia will still have different policies, different alliances, and divergent aims. Nor will sticking them in a Council or in a Bund together in the least remedy or counteract this. The utmost that could be expected between them is an agreement ad hoc, solely for purposes l of defence. No laws could bind such States " Austria or i':ussia never to engage in a policy or a war of offence. m o t sure l.: they cannot ex pact to drag Germany with them. Stttiptde en' - trig undertakes to reconquer Italy, gets /lava& and another member of the Federal Executive to support her : is Prussia to be obliged, or can she be obliged, to levy war upon Victor Emmanuel for purely Austrian interests ? Impossible. The Goths party, at least those friends of the Duke of Gotha who support his actual line of conduct, say, Let us have a German Parliament, and it will soon put the Executive to rights. The Federal Executive could certainly not attempt to solve so great a question as that of war or peace without consulting the German Parliament, which, with the great public behind it, would be strong enough to overcome the reluctance or ill-will of either of the great Powers. The large body of the liberals would be glad to Ibe l persuaded of this. But when they contem plate an Executive, with Austria and Bavaria predominating, an Upper Chamber of Princes, and a Lower Chamber, in which princely and aristo cratic influence predominate, they cannot see in a Parlitinent and a government of this kind any prospect of the great and absolute Conde being either controlled by public opinion or influenced by the Assembly. Were this body elected directly by the people it might be other ' wise. But without this power derived from the popular origin of the German Parliament, it would never prove able to resist the powers from above, and might become an instrument to enforce their ambition and their absolutism. This is the opinion not merely of obscure democrats, but of so eminent and enlightened a man as the Baron Von Roggen bitch, Foreign Minister of Baden. It is not for us strangers to pronounce judg ment between conflicting opinions, all equally honest, liberal, and patriotic. But admitting the justice of the fears entertained by the Baden elides men, it must be taken into account that to act upon those fears and reject altogether the Austrian offer leads to an absolute suspension of all pro gress, and what the French call "a halt in the " mud." Whereas, following the Gotha counsel may lead to something, and must at least show where lie the true obstacles to German liberty and union. It is worthy of remark that in the pamphlet, attributed erroneously to the Duke of Gotha, but oertainly written by some one of his way of thinking, it is taken for granted that Prussia cannot refuse participation in the scheme propounded at Frankfort, provided it pro ceed. Proud* certainly would dislike a German Parliament of any kind at the pre sent moment, especially one of which the ma jority should be formed by the separate govern ments, as such an Assembly might be dads a powerful intrument to obstruct the reconstitution of the Zollverein, which must be done in 1864. Pnunia, moreover, would never consent to be put on a par with Bavaria in the Federal Executive. Bat the Federal Executive is oos thing, and the German Pediment another. Prussia might se ' cept the latter, and present its own plan for an Executive. But why have an Executive at all, except for the form ? The Swiss Confederation may be said to have no Executive. The office of President of the Government is assumed by three of the Council, each in his turn, the Federal Council tref forming the Executive. They have not shown the want of either e ffi ciency, unanimity , or vigour, whenever they were required. /he Ms lasessited Baron Bunsen considered the form of the Swim Executive the best that could be adopted for Ganneny. The wonder is that nobody has repro dosed lie. opinion. It will be comical if, whilst the Germans Him chaffering about a constitution, the lannian Emperor should promulgate one. ilt was long since proposed by the Grand Duke I Constantine, and is the very scheme of his friends Valoniez and Golownin, whom be introduced into the government. His summons to St. Peters burg cannot be unconnected with it. What can the poor King of Prussia do with Constitutions starting up on every side of him, whilst be merely persists in sitting upon and smothering his own? The atti tude is too ludicrous, as well as too criminal, to be persevered in. The bruited allience of Prussia with France and with Russia, however it might strengthen William I. in the politics of Europe, would but weaken and degrade him still more in Germany. The obloquy he would encounter might be so great as even to mar what was bevel ficial in his scheme, viz., the plan of commercial union. Yet his Majesty seems inclined to risk al for Bismarck. THE POFE'S INCYCLICAL LEITIOL—Tbe Tempo of yesterday says :—" We lad in the Arireeleinot eternal Tarim journal, the new encyclical letter that Pins LE. her just addressed to the superior Italian clergy ; but we think lt would be useless to reproduce this dimmest, which is very long, and which is in no way distiogniabed from the customary masifestetioss of the court of Rome. It is always the same complains as the 'abject of the prepay, ; ties of the mod monstrous and the most horrible errors, sad aging the inagesisg and abominable flood of every kind • vies and wickedeens ;" the seam invectives against the world in moral, and the Italian goverment in partook,. It had been antsonoesd that the encyclical letter denounced " &Grim-liberal" toodencies, end it was supposed that eer rain speeches at the Haloes Conran were alluded to. Bet there is nothing of the kind ; the pomp cited refers to that part of the inferior Italian clergy which has joined the or. Ronal movement. The encyclical letter does not appear. let us add, to expect the reconciliation of the world sod the Mundt except by woos of a miracle, and leaves completely ea one side the MUM of their separation, which it depletes and nib sigma. DESPATCH OF THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAHAL The Peninsular and Oriental Compsey's ideamsbip Ripon, Captain Christian, sailed from Southampton yestenlay with the mails for Gibraltar, the Yediterramea, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, India (except Bombay), and Chins, together with 60 first and 40 locoed clam passengers. The Ripon took oat on freight 656 pease' of specie, value 142,7634 lbe. Bd., for the following pone, viz. :—Alezandrie : sovereigns, 4,0001. ; watches, 2604 ; Madras : gold coin, 15211. 10s. ; of gold thread, ha., 4331. ; Calcutta : medals, lee., 10,8004 ; jewellery , he., 1,7934 es. ; sovereigns 2,0004 ; ?maw : dollars, 16,3201. ; gold Weed, 1754 ; Simmer*: dollars, 18,1664 ; gold coin, 9651. ; Hoeg Kong : dollars. 66,8204 ; gold three 4 jewellery, ke., 9234; and foe Shanghai: dollars, 19,7304 ; end jewellery, 450 1. The Repo° also took outs full cargo of emend merchandise. THE WEECE Of THE BARON OaT STEAM VE38,1. —The Barra 40sy•, passenger steam vessel, belonging to the Antwerp Steam Navigatioe Company, which was wrecked in the Thames at Limeboom Beach on Thursday afternoon, is now entirely under water, with the exception of her masts and the top portion of her funnel. Lights are displayed on her roasts after dark, to prevent accidents to the navigattoe, as the wreck ball settld 111 a very awkward position almost is the middle of the stream. It will be • work of coosider. able difficulty and expense to raise the wreck, which is now guarded by the Thames Police. THE Duns= tx Intircenrititz„—The Mansion house Committee bald their meeting yesterday at the Ilitastes•honse, under the presideney of William Cabin, Esq., H.P., and Meares. Armitage, Barber, Lyostt, Defter roglue, and Gibbs were present. The amount received rm to Thursday was 510,770 6 9s. tid., of which 440,497/. 12s. 7d. had been aleeady remitted for distribution to the distressed districts. The sum received during the past fortnight wee 1,5591. I.s. 52., of which 341.17 e. 103. was received from home, and 1,5241. 3a. 7d. from colonial resources. The fol- lowing are the grants which were made y_seterday :—Ashton eedep.Lyibe. 1.0001. ; Freitag, 4004 ; Wigan, 3001.; Stook. port, 25 0 ; Hyde, 2001. ; rtntrrietit, 19W, ; Bohm, 1501,; UAL ; managen and merloolten of Alibied, 00/. ; overlookers, 734 ; Oldham overlookers, 701. • Blackburn 701. ; Stockport overlookers, 701. Whitworth and a.-- "hadderton, 501. • Stociv-" Mottrani, 501. ; St. Maltheor. ' 501. ; Charley, 506 ; Hyde oreacolers, ; 401. ; Wooobill and Barra, 35/. ; Maple, 361. ; Newclurcll in Romeedale, 304 ; Bury overlookers 301. ; Stockport book keepers, Ito., 264 ; Farringtoo, 254. ; limeade°, 204 ; With. nal4 201. ; Ronde, overlookers. 201.: Burnley managers, 204 ; Hollinwood, 15k ; Brindle. 154 ; Harwood, 104 ; Offence, 101.—toeking a total of 3,5164 Fkoll THE CONFEDERATE TO THE FEDERAL Case.—At 3 p.m. we drove up in front of the door of , General Kelly's quarters, and to my gummier, relief 1 soon discovered that be was a gentleman. I then explained to him the whole truth, coooraling nothing. I said I was • British officer oa leave of absence, travelling for my own instruction ; that 1 had been all the way to Mexico, and entered the Southern States by the Rio Grande, for the express purpose of not breaking any legally esta blished blockade. 1 told bins I led visited all the Southern armies is Misrissippi, Teseensee, Charleston, and Virginia, seen the late campaign as General Looptreet's guest, but had in no way entered the Confederate service. I also gave him my word that I had not got iu my par man any letters, either public or private, from any pen son in the South to any person say where else. I showed ham my British passport and Gamest Lee's pass se • British officer; and I explained that my only object in coming North was to return to England in time for the expiration of my lave; and I ended by expressing a hope that he would make my detention as short as possible. After considering a short time, he said that be would certainly allow me to go on, but that he could not allow my driver to go back. I felt homeosely relieved at the &Mitre, but the countemeee of my companies lengthened considerably. It was, however, settled that he should take me on to Cumberland, and Geoeral Kelly good-naturedly promised to do what he could for him on his return. Gwent Kelly then asked me in an off. Mod manner whe ther all General Lee's army was at Hagerstown ; but 1 re plied, laughing, " You of course understand, general, that. baring got that pass from General Les, I am bound by every principle of honour not to give you any information which an be of advantage to you." He laughed, and promised not to ask me any more questions of that sort. He then sent his aidisde.camp with toe to the coyest marshal, wbo immediately gave me a pus fat Cam berlsd. On my return to the general's, 1 discovered the perfidious driver (that zealous Southern of • few hours previous) bard at work cormunicatiog to General Kelly all he knew, and a great dial more besides; but, from what I heard, I don't think his information was very valuable. I was treated by General Kelly and all his officers with the greatest good nature and courtesy, although I had certainly come anoraj them ender circumstances auspicious, to gay the kest. I ;tatter sorry that they should be opposed to my Souther* aid I regretted still more that they should be obliged to serve with or trader a Butler, a Milroy, or men a Hooker. I took leave of them at six o clock, and 1 Oka truly lay that &be only Federal officers 1 bays ever come is moiled with were gentlemen. —Blarkirood's Magazine for September. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LUDLOW 11171121311.412 17121 G. -7 irmAL MI CORPORATION PLATS {Handicap) of 5 son. sash, with 26 added' for all ape • main= extra. Straight half eals. Mr. Wadlow's Tarragoile, by Ortall4 o-110 t 41403 . 4 PM 12lb tO. Tordhans) w.o. F.. Taylor weighed for Coronet, 5 yin. let nib j the home was Ologated upon the muse. his ieer hoisted upon the telegraph board, bat he was withdrawn. Tug LUDLOW HANDICAP of 5 toys. i.ch with 40 added ; winners extra. About de mile and • half. Mr. leldlfs Jack o'Newbury. by Wild Deyrell—Rodna, 3 re, eat 151 b (R. Covey) 1 Mr. Wadlowl West yrs, so Slb (0. yurdham) 2 Mr. Smith's 71m Cobbler. S yrs, 74 sib (T. Barlow) 3 Bowman sad rorthed also ran Betting : 5 to 4 apt West End, 2 to I apt The Cobbler. and 3to 1 spiest Jack o'Nsirbury. Portland made play, followed closely by The Cobbler sad Jack o'Newbury far • mile, when Portland gave way to HOWIIWI% who was weed in the straight by Jack o'Newbury and The Cobbler. At the divides West Fmd, who had been lybm considerably in the rear, tan to the front, and The Cobbler being beaten, the pair ma borne • good ram, which Jed o'Newbury woe by half a Mouth. The Cobbler was beaten two lentils from the favourite, end Bowman was a bed fourth. Tax dimwit/Dl:Cur (Handicap) of 5 soya. each, with 25 added. Wianing pada= and beaten allowasces. About ono mile. Mr. Walker's Colonel Crockett by Rif emus—Meta, to Odd Trick, ayrs, Mt 6lb (Inc bib ext . , (I3. 'radium) 1 Mr. Barber's Coronet, 6 yrs, TM bib Alt. Taylor) 2 Mr. Rverlaating, a yra, Ist (A. Woodhouse ; 3 Mould also ran. &Wag : 6to 5 apt 'Crockett, and 5 to 2 apt Coronet. 'AftseMenslCeockett had slows the way he wetted es Everieding and Coronet to the distance, when be spin took up the reaming, esme away end won in • canter by three lengths. A =Ear distance separated the second and third. Moula, who got badly off, bolted after going about quarter of a mils. Tax OAILLST PARK NIIMIZIT HANDICAP of 5 sows. each, 2 ft, with 35 added by the lice. Windsor Clive, M.P., for 2-yr-olds. Winners extra. Five f mr.B.eh's Acceptance, by Ambecre— k rollette, est 3lb (A. Woodhouse) 1 Lord Bateman's Coimbra, eat .1. Orinsaitaw) 2 Mr. J. Smith's Dermot* Aalborg, Rd alb VI Taylor) II The follow fug also nut :--Oloinsot the Jester, (anus, Lame 'Drop, and t by Uernma dl Veep—Eugenie. , Batting :sto 4 agm Dertoott Arnaud, and 5 to 2 apt Acceptance. After going two hundred yards. Dermot* Adhore made play to the diluted, where he was headed by Adept :saes and Cobra, the former winning by • length sad • half ; Bennett Asthma beaten a length from • Coimbea, Clioquot the Jester was a bad fourth, and the rest were beaten off. Tux WRIST= HANDICAP of 5 MOM each. with 40 sorn added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Whining penalties and bides allowances. About • mile and a quarter. ' Mr. Walker's Colossi Crockett, by Itilleman—Stater to Odd Trick. 5 yrs, Rd Mb (Ins. Mb e5)....(J. Orlassisaw) 1 Mr. Relddre Jack o' Newbury, I vs, 7st Sib (Inc. Alb ea) Covey) 2 Mr. Smith's The Cobbler, S yrk 7e4 (T. Barlow) Betemg :2to 1 on Jack anima:Airy. The favourite and the Cobbler lay in trout to the edema, wham Coked Crockett, who had been lying off, joined them, took the .186 d half way within the distance, mid won by a bead ; two lesgthe between second sad third. WEYMOUTH RACIM-FAIDAT. 119 Comm STAIR% (Handicap) it 5 son. task 1 It to the Nod, with 25 Wed, if three start ; view's Wm. One mile sad s distance. (9 tube) Kr. BrayWy's Didator, by toup-pree—Patia, yrs, ist 121 b (Inc. 7th en (Canaow) t I Mr. T. Um'. Curie, 3 vs, est 71b (5. Adana) 1 2 Osbaldertoris Row a yrs, est blb iM. soss) 3 B•11211 . ki 7‘)/.0 ISM Betting . 5 to 4 apt Dictator, 2 to 1 apt Curds, 3 to 1 any other . Dead heat; the third blame • seek. De• siding hest : 2 to 1 on Dictator, who woo by ball • length. Tat HUEBERT Max (Handicap) of 50 sows. for 2-year olds ; wieners extra. Three-quarters el • mile. Hr. Alfred's f by Lord of the Isles—lady Wild, Bst (J. Adams) I Hr. Handley's Wangle Eye. let (Regar) 2 beak Walton and Peltos &Loran. Bettis : Byes on bask Walt" 2 to ) apt the lady Wild filly, sad 3 to 1 eget luiy oilier. Won by half • length. beak Wahine and Police fell. A 813.1. Hat STAG= of 3 son. each, with 20 added • 11e ;734 Tlb ; three, 9d ; four tat 100 i • fivir, and 104 ; selling and other allowances. 'Half ••mile. di te a y, by Otani' dl Vergy—Xadge Wildfire, (IL 20 PP) 7 WI, 7st 111 b 'Pearson) 2 '''"••• • 0n9511, 7st llb (S. Adams) The following deo ran :--tlis Bream Maur Teglimico, sad Pales they. Betting : E to 1 apt Prisons Tooled, 9 to 4 apt Badorm Toglisfioo, sad 3to 1 apt Lay di Vergy. Woe by three Ur• • bed third. c h a a l•iterv's run of 100 guineas ; 3.yr-olds, gd nb ; four, 94 71b ; five, di, and aged, 94 121 b. About twis miles Caller On, by Stockwell—Haricot, 5 pre, ad relb (Cltslloneril Osslan„ S yra, Sat 71b (Roper) 2 floaveraine, 3 yrs. Set 71b (l. Adams) • No betties. Won eddy. A HANDICAP SWZIPSTAINS of 3 eewe ash, with 20 added. Three-quarters of a mile. Mr. Breyley's Kennett. by Leuppava or Scot. dam by Bay Middleton, 3 yrs, flat lib (Cannon) I Osbeldeston's Raw 3 yn, 8d Sib _rePilke) 2 reanne Mr. Stevens's Ninth, $ pre, OA Sib l ) Bettie; : li 104 oa Kennett. Was by three lengths ; a bad third. The wiener was not sold. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FamAt. 5 to 1 apt The Banger (t) sto 1 Lord Oddest (off 8 to 1 Qom Berths (off) 1.4 to 1 Gab. neap ( t) 12 to 1 Avenger (t) 20 to 1 Bores lis (t) 25 to 1 Donnybrook (off) 25 to 1 Blue Metal', (off) 33 to 1 °wander (off) GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 11 to 1 apt The Serf (t) 14 to 1 Earl of Surrey (off) 14 to 1 °kindest's' (1 16 to 1 'Eatontown (t) 20 to 1 Joel of Hamm (t) 20 to 1 Knowsley (t) 20 to 1 Cachusa (t) 20 to 1 Dr. Syntax (4 20 to 1 Itlondw (t) 25 to 1 lionoolmiorese (t) 25 to 1 Cheap (t) DERBY. IX to L bpi Paris (t) 14 to 1 w- Scottish Chief ttl 16 W 1 Oaatraieuqtr 16 Safi W Pink Athol i s) 10 tO 1 Hianig6t 1:10 Emmina g AND GLASGOW ReJLWAY.—Tbe report of the directors stales ibat for the lialtyear ending the 31at of July there was a total leareue in the .rile receipts of 14,0014 an oomp•redwith the corresponding period of led year. The increase in the pmeirger teak was 7,9501., in the goods 5,1t34/., and in parcels 2171. The world:fe; pelmet were 78,4801. as against 73,4551. A Large charge for maiutenaoce of way and an ismer* in the mileage run by the tram. accounted for that exam. After pro riding for interest. tarn, 5041 fixed charges, the net balance of revenue was 68,9461., but from this must be deducted 15.8641. paid within the ball-year os sc. count of the Winchbuigh ac.id-nt, leaving 53,0814, from which the directors recommended payment of the 5 per cent. preference dividend, amounting to 15,4201., and of a dividend at the rate of 3 per cent. on the ordi nary stock, 36,1152/., leaving a balance of 1,5091. for the reserve. Oa capital account a coesidemble addition had hue made to the stock of waggons, and SUMO expenditure in. curved in the extension of - sidings sod stations required by iscemeed eagle. From this sod the preceding half.yesee report 27.3861. bad already been paid 111 compessatios to thole injured by the unfortunate collision at Wiochburgli. The dams, with • very trifling exception, were now mcertained, and the whole balsam would be paid is the course of the current half-year. The sum total was very large, and was en extreme penalty for the company to pay for the acknowledged error of • servant. The report of Mr. J. Dees, the engineer, stated that the whole permanent way and works of the main line and breathe' had bees maintained um good order during the part half-year. About use mile of double way of the main hoe had been relaid with new fish-jointed rails, aid reballeeted. Two nines of double way of the Hatbgete Branch Lad been reeleepered, and about • quarter mile of the Oarsgeber br,och had been Maki with the best of the old rails from the main lion. The stations on the Caledonian and Dembertooshire Railway had received a much seedid re pair, and the railway pear at Ballet& had been thon,ughly repaired. The relaying of three miles of the Wilsontown branch with new fish-jointed rails and reballaatiog of the mine with Iles was is proven; and arrangements had bees made for the immediate relaying with new steeled fish. jcieted nuts of one mile of single way of die main hoe, and with memos 656 -joiuted rails of two miles of the Campsite breasts. The eapital aoeouet strewed that 4,993,7.113/. bad bees received, sad 4,975,1811. *upended, keying a balance of 18,0621. The revenue account for the half-year ending the Slat of July showed that 302,1641. had bees received. sad 87,1401, expended, leaving 115,024/. From this wee deducted 28,203/. for interest on Laos, mad 17,875/. foe dividends he respect of railways of other companies, "Davin • halation of 68,9451. OSYRTAL rALLCL ONZ SHILLING DAIL+ FRIDAY, Bsrr. 4.—Admiationa lor polmest,,, 2,423 ; dittos by seastra tickets, 763; total, 3,186. 14001 OAS PLO) C76iLl nrpal Mai vsso 111 tk Key to to d rded IC "C -ots I"' ieta °Add *on', sbels 1 y ba!, r it: 01 ma NU. al arch 111 , rit. a tub chord would. NI J. J. 0f.104° og Of mr. & mbw. 0 lit or. wads°