The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-16 00:00:00

EWSPAPER J di r (41111 • 47 - 4 11 1.1". , fp33 rt 4 %, 14afitix . [Stamped, id. Additional [TWOPENCE ,! e-,-, • S / • .7- ;.": ";:?..c."‘•—c ~",y~ ' (;.-. .!'c > H //"y!b-~ ` "' 011KRLAND ROUTIL—COMMIJNICATION gg STUD to INDIA, Aus'rum. &L. 'GYM I ygNlttstuat sad • .11.111NTAL STEAM NAVIGATION co mms V BOOK VASSZNORIS and receive Cargo and Paresis o w, Mk (Ake for Gibraltar, Malta, rapt, theft s Ade, Ceylon, *Da C. 1 "" a " Om Straits, and Clain*, by an wow SouthamptEgyp on es the atla and 10411 any month ; for e a o gar, Malta" t, Aden, and Dnthboy, by those of the 1111, rlb of oath month ; and nor Itharttnth Boonton, Lae had Sooatl, Itelthunte, and Sydney, by the steamers km , othantyton on the 'Nth of ovary sacodb.—Yor Dottier tart apply at the Company'sthbess.l.l2, Laadouball-strait, V ic : . L 4,00. , or Orlentsl•pa, Sonthamptaa. rii ---- FUTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope kJ mad iledres.—STZAM OOMMUNICATIOS between LON poN end INDIA by the magatfieent nest of Stsemen belesglag to the Use Lade and Lambs (Lladtedl. The soll.limowts clipper auxiltery l =p ec =lsTll9. 5,240 sone ::00-horse poser, G. 11. FOSSILS, Cogammeder, now loading s o the Vic,orta ,Londen) Docks, will leave as Nth November, .e go eferr panniers at and leashed Gravesend es elie or utha. calling at the Cape of Good Hope sad Madras This magnitioent ship, bath err for the IMO trade, het been thorougiely refitted, Dr •414.• se ovorsoltrieu for passengers, and will carry an experienced so w. olio a stewardess The average passage of them steamers lias been Gt days to Madras some of them making the a b or s t ef wages on record. The line will be contiamid os Me 9lth of web succeedfnd mouth, with the strictest pandaellty, by ow of this Company's lest of anxiliery anew steams ships,— roc freight or passes apply to Grindley end Co, 6t. Pattie matetreet &W.. the Molten, Alfred Brett sad Oo 150, Lsedenhalistreet, ; or at storeMem ed the ttrigeny, sundcgiene, Landon. Z.C.; oleo appillastless for ap polatesents as midshipmen In Ude semis, *wall he made. ZIOTAID Orradasy. YDNEY in 65 dapiWORMINS, ana co!. UNTL—The Abertlekw-balit Olden amps CU, until tor 111 years. wit weds in the lam Liss Docks lath iota Will be = l nd by the well known trader John Hanks, on loth Deeseiber, crew .freerNeptunt tarty In January, which is expectedand the s to make Übe po ur in tie days GRIMY, YOBINDON and Co., Met ladle. swans. SYDNEY in 65 days, by GRIM, ROBINSON, and Co.'s LINE.—The anissrter weit-loown alp JOHN RANKS. nio Vets mister. A I tar In yews, wlll load in tin East India Docks. sad ssli Dsember. Has ensiling mem toodstios for .11 classes of pusseorn and will carry ma • mod twed surgeon. nOl be talowed by tits screw steamer !tne, ettich Is expected to run oat in 111 days. GitltCr. 20111. N, and Co.. East India -avenue. SYDNEY in 63 days by GREEN, ROBINSON, and wauxs—na. behadint mew adonasse lannutts. SO taw sad AI fart* pan oosassaaded by Captsla ROBIZT URI Weenie CfsrisS of tam) : Bad la Or Int India Docks, sad as esssaSebsd eszty fa Jsaway.--GRRIN, ROBIN SON, sad Co., Rot India-assess. DIESER& MONEY MORAN and SONS' (of taietwoll- LINZ el PACW 8111P8 to AIIMIALIA.—For E LBOU Part PUMP. Dttort tto e• Dodo as SoWrdu. Nov. St, 0 8 at Plrroouttd,tbo opiosdr4 ft. ger itdp "MRIORIPI, LIN toss, ADOLPMJB Cam Mair; trawls the Isstladit Doak Nor scoommodottoss tor s 0 dorm al poolesetro Ya vatirosood, sod the willowy an ourgoos.—hr *Mild or mow spit, MeLBOD. = 1. 117 41 , sad AMMAN. Ella Aran. Yew Minot sad pm Nat toalosaidtotroot. Poossagors by Wm of potato no commit treat Poildiastoa to ftmo drat dais for woad gloat tarts. sad wood clost for takt edam brat FROM LIVIRPOOL OR PIDIRRINTOWN TO NEW TOR& ' TIMLIVERPOOL. _LIEW YORK, sad PHILLOILYRIA lITRAM COMPANY Intend der pekidag their garrybs the If= w 8:1411 "d = "68) Ira. emir 161.1.444 FROM LIVIRPOOL 1011. NNW watic. CITY OF NW YORK. Wedneedv, Nov. I& ETNA, Wednesday, Not tS. CITY OF CORK. SobtrAsy, Nov. IR • CITY Of WASHINGTON; Wethioerlay, Dee 1 Led ma Wednesday, sad every alleesete eaters's. OMB phone by the nen steseeelle s eetr a =tr= IR Ift ad M gelsesoodedlme 11 itelghafa. 11 1= Forward ramp madams • ibil i g a inais. end AVM Oelle. boa ;A rz w a rmalageoss ter —Per feeble - 12Mmes te sgr a t a o OMA, , • KaCilr. si. alr. Pa ' GRAVICB. sad PHILLLPPS P daishthe iusdansualleasit flastelsie eteemors : Par ILOTTILDAX art tits 1612,41ta IATAVII3I. hes Ohs Blida sod lootign Men every Sunday. 11 al& Tarte :el 2a. Ll . ..Paaturn tachsta 5 tam sal • bald. The IY2/10(011.1t, Them l7a " morning early, treat all Ihro Tower. lire Li. Pet 2111:121111, the HOWL ADM, le 9CRWALDS, Wiry Thursday, at 9 as. tress Kerestrilewa and from Blackwall NlO a.sa Peres : £l. At. sad lee. Ice 0011121121110. the LONDON, about Now. 19. from Boras revaly Al ba, ihad AL To be lottoved by the For 00711NRAGIN. a steamer to • taw days trallha, yesaase. De., apply at Obasttbal Univers& Mae 6 . 1 =16. to PHILLLYP3,2II•IrIOI, sad 11111.1dY r • T HE EAST INDIA IRRIGATIONandCANAL COMPANY. OTIOE 18 HERIEY 01 VEN. the' the VIFTIT ORDINARY OINERAL MEV'. NO of the Shareholders 0. the Eut India Inigstl , n and Can 1 C moony trill to h-ld at the load n Yawn Illehopsgate. treed In. he City of tondo° on MONDAY, the 30th day of Noss ober Instant, at 1 o'clock pro lael,y Tae transfer hooks o' the Company will be .lased from the 10th to the 30th haunt, bath days hr•loste-.—By rWOODf order o the Board at Directors, JOHN WIN , Secretary. 27, Calsonstreet„ Lauda", 11.0., Nov. 4,1801 VIDISCOUNT CORPORATION (Limited). augur= of the compiay WILL RE COMMENCED -, ehards-kne, THIS DA Y (Woodsy), Nor. 16.—B, order, 1011722 SLATER, Janke. Secretary pro tea at al, VAST LONDON BANK (Limited). Chief Caw itelnPoravy)-124. Feachsrchelreet, Capita, &KOOK with parer to incessme. BRAM OP DIANCIOng. CRAIIKAS—CRARLISKALIBBURY RUTLZIL Esq., P. Tower 01111111•11 of the Commercial Gas Company. and Director of the Kent Waterworks Company. Durrv•CH AIM CHARLES CAPPER, Esq., Victoria 'louden) Docks. !florins:Lane, %C.. Director of the Thames Graving Dock Company. John George Barry, Rai. (Items. Barry Brothers;, Meriteas Wharf. Dockhead, B.R. Richard Bradshaw. Km., Upper Ciapten, N.E. Thomas Bruablield, Req., Director of the Commercial Gas Com lien7. Robert Callum Ent., Director of the Scottish Colon Insurance Company James Pennines, Esq. 'Ham. R. L. and J. Fenninge, Fennhopf Wharf. Loodunddice, , E. Edward T. limed, IV I. Mews. Buff and C..% 9. Fenchurch. sired, LC. William B. Geeenflelil, list., Director of the Pernambuco Railway. Albert Pally, Esq. Mende, Petty and Co.), IS. Finch-Line, R.C. George Smith, Esq.. at Great Towaretrect, Director of the Lest Waterworks Company. Corseting Wilford. Eat. Uttinpark, Enfield, Ilitidleses. Thomas White, EMI. ileum White sad Pelee . 57, Mark4ane. LC.. Chairman Bow Brewery Cositiany. SOlJerniss- —Mears. Thomas and Ho lama, Mincing-lane. P.C. 311mmogit.—Mr. Henry Joseph I cater Late of the Book el England . TERMS OF BUSINESS. Current accoonta may he opened upon the mall ; and all ordinary business facilities will be afforded. Interest will be allowed half-yearly. at the rate of At par cent. per annum on the minimem monthly balance. It not below A5OO and at the rate of a 1 per cent. if not below CIO& When the balance falls below cid), no Interest will be allowed. begged accoonts may be opened by the general public. and Interest allowed on all sums from 5.5 upwards, at the full cur test rate. Special deposits, trust and other accounts will be taken, and a Axed rate of Inters of allowed for specinc periods, If desired. The Bank will undertake all ordinary banklng Marlow, In. eluding the collector.of notes. cheques, hills, Re., payable in London, and the forwarding for tul'ation such as are payable la the country. The Bank will take charge of Erchequer Bills. India Bonds, Re., and will receive and pea the interest to account. Loudon, Noe. 13, lie J. - VAST LONDON BANK (Limited). NuTICE—The BrATNIEIf of this BANE has COM MENCED at No. 124, FENCRURCILISTRERT. N. J. LATTER, Simmer. "VICELLRNTB BIJOITTRRIS COURANT& .11.4 MODEL= SPECIAUX bea LißliK/Cfli"—WarliElf.. ETON and BIIOODILL having been honoured with • Flist.elass Medal at the Parte Universal Exhibition, accomcnied by the abcvn Sal of G-ritt. ..rottr,"ot IL SLIMLY, all nude on the WATUEIBTONand BlLOODBCr e" oldandilm. Hanatectoey, No. 16, Coreakcardm, W.C. EatebUshed A.D.1798. dams made of Maim and lemdlmy for is. each. LB. This establishment Is closed at d In the evening, and on gatwdMe at 1 dalfret PAST LONDON BANE (Limited). AA NOTICE-11e BANK ban TURCLIASED the PREMIntn, RIRILitTRILLT, nifUREDITCH, at the corner ut Cam raareialueeet, and near the Great Lutern Railway Steam. and lathing vr.ll be commented therein when the netuarry alterations ate completed. PAST LONDON BANK (Limited). NOTICE—TIM LANK has TAKEN the minium& so. 97. Enoluaraser, warricztues4 commence therein when the necemeryakenenikal are WY... dad and NOTHING IMPOSSIBLK.—The mad meted Invention et the day, ACLU AMARELLA.— Means. JURY 0011KKIL and Cu., Three Klng-court, Lombard inset. London. perfumers totter Majesty, respectfully offer to the =this M+ll marvellous Onhl, .blabgradually restores the hair tons pristine hue—no 'tattiest shat sp. The PM Annatila has none of the properties of dyed; It, on the contrary, beneficial to the system, and .Ten the hair Is once restored case application per month trill keep It la perfect eolnur. Pries la. per bottle. nr In half bottica.loa. Oosnell k Co. bane been appointed perfumers WILLS. the Princess of Wales. EAST LONDON BANK (Limited). NOTICL—IIia BANK has TAMAN the Pllllll3lls. No, It in TOOLEY-STI6KI' Abe corner of Baja-lane , and will onaaaehea bashing therein when the neoeseary altaratiOnS are completed. EAST LONDON BANK (Limited). The Directors GI VE NOTICE to the anmeriats Ap er t. ter Appals' meats that they have ENGAGED th e °MG re quired for commencing badness at the Chid Oaks. EAST LONDON BANK (Limited). The Praetors ere I to receive A PPLIOATIONB trona Peewee elutes BAN IC I . 0 EX PIMIZZ:Ci as 01,112.10 be the BILIJMUIa T ,AMBE'RT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an .1.41 rdeetnal remedy, without confining the bowels or effect ing ths head, truly efficacious and pleasant, is admitted to be the beat medicine for innsodiataly relieving coughs, odds, confirmed cases of asthma, and pient consamptton. it fre gnently corm perso Isns whom the faculty pronounce incurable, admirably 'Buys the tickling which provokes freguent b. con . ta approaching consoimption Its effects are truly Parsons deprived of sleep. or even lying down for feat of wawa, Sion, me depend on relief in a few minutes, after Inking W— ooly and sold by W. LAM ItlitT. °Mimi* I. KIM Wil unnt.dreet„ Charingcross, and by an druggists, in bottles, 131 d., and three quantities in one, Is. Pd. Be particular and eat for Lustiest's Asthmatic B3IIIIMI. The name and addriss la engraved coa the stamp. EAST LONDON BANS (Limited). The Weettifs are Prepared to receive OVIRIVI of nimble PitZXBD, sceornp.inled with a atatement of terms awl tenure• aidwaimeit to the Chairman, at the Bank, lta, Tanehutehwtreet, RC. CC ) U 0118 . ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT 0038UMPTION ere LITECTVALLY MUM by KEATING% CIMCIII LOZINGEn. wlll ' h 22 * IleKl recommended by the Fa,lty—teatimonlal• JOENAITS COPAHINE MEGA ancoessfally 'TOM the meat eminent of whom may be Inspe,ted—m the moat elreebmin e, speedy, and convenient remedy inr Lough and all tried to the Paris and London Kompitale, meter the ears of Maslen net the Mom, cheat, and throat. M.S.W Gwilkilei 11wc_kb_Md. 'wand, ant Lamm Clark a can 111 so rientes• et ale dam, 4°ld in Im.e.. I. lid ; Ow, la tal_ . 4.1 r 4 . and 11. each. ( 14 . 64 . 14 " 2 "•• 12165 /' = bibm _b b b i . wa s. b y p . m T. KEATING. Chemed. 70. 04. nes Clinriti; ard, Loudon *ohm to went er Omaha Per B °l 4 retail bY al Drugghts, /lc. • an sa. gra amegote. lima flasabli. alt, Sigamese4. Lambda& IN PARLIAMLNT.—REMION 1864. MHZ LUDGATE-HILL VIADUCT. WALTHAMSTOW AND CITY TERMINUS 1. INFANT ORPHAN AstrLini. WAMETZAD. RAlLWAY.—;lncorporation of Company for making NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Railway from th e North liondou Railway, in the parish of St In consequence of the lunging' =Mel= of the London, Joan, Hackney, in the county of &Henrys, to es althainstow Chatham, and Dover Rallway,the Committee have been eme rald Hale End, in the parish of Walthamstow, in the county of yelled to REMOVE their omega to too, nitrr-ontracr, Essex; Powers to North London and North Western Railway where all communications are to be addressed. —By order of the Companies, and use of their under.akings.) Committee, HENRY W. ORRIN. Secretary. NOTICE IS HRRi:Bli GIVEN, that it is intended to APPLY I Offices, 100, Fleet-street, E.C. be PARLIAMENT, In the nett melon thereof, fur leave to bring - hi a RILL to incorporate a company s herein referred to as " the ' Osespaair), sad to amble them to make and maintein railways, with ell needful works, stations, approaches, and conveniences coanseted therewith. 1. A railway to commence by a junction with the North Lan don Railway, In the parish of St. John. Hackney, in the county of Middlesex, si t or near the bodge carrying the road from the Queen's-rued. Dighton, over the said North London Rainy, to Deloton-road or lane, and peeping through the parishes, townships, hamlets, or extra-parochial places following, or sours of them, that is to say, St. John Hackney, West Hackney, Ralston, Clapton, Shatidewell, Ilo ruerton, and terminating in a field or garden at Oak Het, Hale End, in the part h of Walthamstow, in the county of Ones, in the occupation of John Thomas, or his son, or either of them. And it is also proposed by the said bill to apply for the follow ing, or some of the following, among other powers : To enable the company to form junctions and communications with the aforesaid North London Railway, the North Western Rffilwey, and the City Extension Railway of the North London Railway Company to erms, divert, alter, or stop up, and otherwise interfere with, temponrity or perms wetly, roads, tramways, drains, pipes, sewers, rivers, stemma s and watercourses, so far as may be nesemary in constructing or maintaining the said intended realm and works; to exercise a power to deviate from the line of railway to the extent shown upon the plans ip be deposited se after mentioned; to purchase lands, houseiv s.s.i nd other property, compulsorily, for the pompom qt the odd and works : to levy Win and shays@ in Moped = &Mb exercise ether 'PoHOU and privacy's. SOPlOdiall the North London Railway Company and the North Western Railway Company to contribute towards the post of constracting the intended railway and works, out et their cor • perste tends, sad, if necessary.,out of capital to be raised by Yea under the powers of the bill, by shares or stock. and by lom and with oe without any priority of diffidami or intense and other advantages over their existing and authorisied caplials, and to enable the Uhl company to bold shares to the capital of the company, and to guarantee the payment of interest or divi dend upon the said capital, or any part thereof, and to appoint dhectors of the company. To enable the conthauy on the one hand, and the North Lon don and North Western Railway Companies, or either of them. on the other band, from time to time to enter into agreements with respect to the working, use. management, and maintenance of the said intended Halsey and works, or eny part or parts thereof ; the supply of rolling stock and machinery, and of officer* and stream for the conduct of the traffic of the intended railway ; the payments to be made, and the oonffitions to be performed with respect to each working, use, management. and maintenance the I interchange, accommodation, and conveyance of traffic coming from, or destined for, the respective sndet takings of the contract's( companies, and the divisice and appropriation of the reuses arising from that traffic and to stabiles!' the appointment of pint committees for canting into effect any inch agreement as aforesaid. and to confirm any agreement shady mode. or which previously to the passing of the bill may lambi% sells any of the matters aforesaid. ebrik the conthen 4ghsßMgr fie railway r, th and an comrnies end persoca over add ate i law ofand carriages e " ev scri m ery pan l' tr p a t i lon, and with their ellents. and servants, and upon such terms and oondllices, end papplut of such tolls, rates, and charges as my be or be settled by arbitration. or deemed by the bill, • , Railway and the City Erten don tine end ter. North London Railway Company, together with the =Ong Islam, booking offices, land woeks, and convemences connected therewith I eti?isi the North London Railway Company and the North Western Lamy Company, or tether of them, to receive, book thensgh, leeward, accommodate. and deliver, on and from the teatime waffileousee and booking-offices thereof, all traffic, of whatever deecrt tion. coming from or destined for the nude/Utley of the company, upon such terms I and conditions ea may be agreed upon, or, 1:01144 such wee molt. as shall be settled by arbitration. or as may be cleaned by . the bill : and, If need be, to alter the tolls and charges upon the North London Railway and the North Western Railway, or either of them, and to confer exemptions from such Cods and charges. To require the maven, es afford Millar facilities to the North London and North Western Railway Companies, or either of them res The birl? k rilr vary sad effitngulsh all existing rights and privi lmm which would interfere with its objects it will incorporate *Atli itself the iseceeseey proffieions el " The Companies Clatisse Oomedation Act. 1845 ,;' The Companies Clauses Act, !Mk:" "The lands Clause's Consolidation Act, 184,1 :" "The Lands Clauses Consolidattoa Acts Amendment Act, 1880:` "The Railway Clauses Consolidation Act, We," and " The Railways Clauses Act, Iti63 ;" and it will amend and en large the powers awl provisions of the following. and of any other acts relating to the Oreat Eastern Railway Company, and the North London Railway Company, that Is to imay, 9 and 10 Vie., cap. Mkt ; II and 14 Vie, amp. 30 16 and 17 Vie.. esp. ;17 and 18 Vie., cop. 9e; 13 and 24 cape 14, 62, and 67 ; and 24 and 2.3 Vic., cape. U 2 and 1116; ale% that is to say, Band 7 Wm. IV., cape 1118 and 106 ; I and t Vie., cep. sod S Vie. cepa 71 sod II; 3 Viet ,top. et: Wk. cope. 14 asd 24; 4 and cap. ; Vic., cap. 23: 7 Vic., caps 19, 20, and 36; 7 and 8 Vie., caps 02 and 71 : 8 Ind 9 Vie., cape 86, lie, 101; 9 VW., asp. fit ; 9 and 10 Vie.. cape. tad, MA AM, and 887 ; le and 11 Vie., caps. 12, 13, 20, 92, 1441:7, and 156; Male., esee. 30,33,31, 63.84. and 106 ; 15 EMI le Vie.. cap. 184 :1e and 17 Vie., caps. 87 and 117 ; 17 and 18 Vic., saps. 153, 818, and 133 ; 19 and2oVie., caps. le, 01, and 76:11 and Et Vle. cape., 97 and 99; 24 and IS Vic., cape 178. 182, le3. and Lei 2.5 and 96 Vic.. cape. 62 sad 223 " The Ea ewl Counties 'Epping Use) Act, 1881: and 27 Vie., caps.l9o and 223. And notice le hereby gives that plans and sections describing the line, situation, awl levels of the proposed railway and the Cods, hooves, and other property in or through which It will be made, or whir* will be required for the purposes thereof. "leaser with a book of reference to suds plans, containing the names of I the owners and lessees, or reputed owners and lessees. and of the occupiers of such lands, housea, sod other property; also a published map with the line of railway delineated thereon, so as le show its general cosine anti direction, and • copy ot this notice will, on or before the 30th day of No,ember Instant, be deposited for public inspection with the clerk of the peace for the county of Rome at We office at Chelmsford, and also with the clerk of the peace for the county of Madames, at his office at the Sessions-home. Clerkenwell ; and on or before the same day a copy of an much of the said plans. sections, and boar' of reference as relates to each perish le or through which the Intended works will be made, or in which any lands, Douses, or other property are intended to be taken, and a copy of this notice will be deposited with the vestry clerk of each such parish at his residence; and in the ca-e of any extraparocbtal place,with the clerk of some perish immediately adjoining such extra. parochial place, at his place of abode. Printed copies of the proposed bill will be deposited in the Private Bill Office of the !louse of Commons on or before the 23rd day d December next Dated tide 13th day of November, 1863. TIILLIEN'S CONCERTS.—Her MAJESTY'S TIIIATRE—rissy xvvrixos, at S.—Vocalist Kadin. YOLPINI ; Violin, Signor SIVORI. n. British Army qua drille . Grand Selection hoe Panel ; Fail Orcbestra ; The Military bands, and Fail Mons. Conductor, M. JULIUS. Promenade and g allery, Is. ; boxes, ta Pivot* Wilk 10s. ed., la, and El lls. ed. Places may be secured M tbs Bo e-Milos of Ns Theatna. THE OXFORD.—OPEN EVERY EVENING. MIROCAL INTRRTAINRINTS, consisting of Operatic Select/Dm Cbarnaes, tc., by ths whole of the : olos, Violin. Viotti Collins, the celebrated English violinist ; Flu Ste, Drew Dean ; Pianoforte, miss /bleat . and the rnalwallowo IndrU . NM* ^ The Orchestral Piano," by the inventor, Herr Bchalken bath. Director, Mr. F. Joeshmans. C•ersedy by Vaswortb (or "say ether man "), Eugene, W. Randall, L Marshall. O. Naiddnioa, Admiarlon—Aran, 6d. Stalls and Millershl. le.: Prink lons, I It %nix GHOST CLUB, an entirely new Spectral Italleridasisal, !introducing startling and nore eets swat before eldempted. I reduced under the immediate super intendence at Professor PHPPEIt, and by mission of L DUEL BALL W -rand. THE REGENT (NSW MUSIC HAUL), assiameruar, megesommi. Watataliales, the hinnisomeak rind but ,bloated In the raetrepolla win =on November the lith, with foreign and Intrileli artletee of miletrity, whore Mame will be duly aduouoord. MR& LIRRIPER'S LODGING& Dow OT FORGET YOUR APPOINTMENT ! sap at lIIVANS'a, Covent-garclen, alter 'allies's Cows& o HAITI, the Founder of the Hungerford Music v. HMI, las OPENED a splendid HALL lit Weßadaster reek wear the Bridge. Aftheloa ; Mask meramaelag at rive every amain & Seta:Oohs from all the New Opera& Opea every day from Eight am. till Eleven p.m. AT GATTFS, Westminster-road, you can get delicious ICIO, Excellent Coffee, Good Tes, served Is • style equal to the Weetend clubs', at the mon economical thesue• All the newsmen, perlodlesh ; chess, draughts. kr. THE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jermrpstreet. J. Toad aad Nation= ean be accommodated with Apartments sad Bedrooms ta this Establishment at moderat• elm/pa—THOMAS DANZ (troni inisposa'a laa, Mama Pro • prietor. amen provided for large sad small partlea PARIS. —GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE. zstablishipd fa 1436.—Streated Is the most central part of Pens. Rue do Baron, and Plan du Patois Zoyal.—SlZ hundred Bedroom at from sto alfr.-40 flitalnporeoms at from 4 to 20fr. richly-decorated Dialog Saloon—Table d'ilate at sir o'clock —Tublie Cedes and Dialog Zooms—Choice Wines—Damn served & la carte, both la the dining rooms and the private spartmenta—Reading and Conversation Saloons: also Saloons for Basket. Wedding, sad other , partka—all NellllpSpett and Serial Publications received—Divans, Coffee. Smoking, and 4111 lard looms—numerous - Bath roonts—Caniages on the pre - Private Equipages at command —omnlbtmes mantas to da y ` rail tations —Postal Letter-boo —Tele =make and migh t -Photographic studio— a staff of gashing W Lawman. • ALLBOPP'S PALE ALE. The OCTOBU RR/IV/rf4oll of the above ALE are sow being 'applied In the driest conAlltlea in bottle' awl le era; by /INDIATaIt, lIACILIZ, TODD, and Cu.. At their new Loadowbridge States, Laidon•bridge, Nov. E P P 8' 8 C 0 C 0 A, as II FRAGRANT, GlA h tit ri NTtetAIND INVIGORATING IBIZAIC/A 1111VERAGE. Originated specially for the use of Owe order homeopathic *emoted, it has Wont Rs agreaaidenen become generally accepted. VIIRELSRED APARTMENTS for One or Two J: Gaatistaala at fa, Dcaidiartoeirove. LegalDgtou-Perk• MR. MARL LEMON'S NOVEL, " WAIT B the BNB.' Is sow ready Mall Ur Llbaarleu Bradbury and Bram, 11, Boarasisuareet, E.C. The Ilth Editioe, with Wowed Plate, pito* in ed. DB RAMADGE on the CURABILI TY of CONSUMPTION. " Pathokudeal anatomy bee never 'Mottled more coeclasive evidence In proof of the curability of • dime" than it has In that of oonsumption."—CanwelL Also, by the same Author, pine lea M., ASTHMA: Its VARIETIES and COMPLICATIONS. to which is annexed a seceded Treatise on the principal Diseases of the Heart. London : L011.71/111 and Co. DRAMA. HAYMARKET. Two of our Lost experienced adapter' have lately above • revived affection for the earlier works of M. Scribe —a dramatist who may now be regarded as • French clause. MrJohn Orenford re-opened these dramatic workings about • twelvemonth ago, when be gave us • new adaptation of the Verre et Eau, and Mr. Leicester Buckingham followed his lead on Saturday night, by producing • condensed verges of Uac Chaise at this theatre, under tine title of Silken Fetters. This comedy of Scribe's, like all the works of the lame ingenious and prolific author, has been adapted before for the English stage, but so long ago that it must have faded from the recollection of most playgoers. The original piece was produoed in Paris is 1841, and io 1842 a two-eat version, called TAe Brew* of Promise of Marriage, was played at the old Adelphi Theatre. The characters of the hero and heroine were sustained by Mr. and Mrs. Yates, who ware supported by Mr. Wright, in the part now re presented by Mr. Cluudes Mathews. As Mr. Charles Mathews always note with the same determination to take the pit into his confidence as was constantly shown by the late Mr- Wright, this character—an amiable lawyer—has loet nothing of its traditional mannerism. _ HYACINTHS, TULIPS, CROCUSES, itn. BUTLER end ItcCULLOCIVA El la COLLECTION !car riage keen, for decoration of noweznarden, contains tO hyacinth., 1 00 ally" 100 eCOCIIS, 65164 00 narcienta 100 rainuentina. 50 11111100161111. fie snowdrops. oft Wee. Bulb Catalogue, or AMA- Wen' (Mid% nay be had tree. BIITLEAand MoCULLOCE, Covent-garden market. London. FURNITURE CARRIAGE VIM to any PA= at the KINGDO/L Drairbig.rooni suites.= 425 0 0 Blatag.room althea. Bedroom mites, cereptste Warranted IT4 clam T. and h. BEYSInt. 154. Oderdetrort Ilharlasted eatelognes gratis and peat tree on application. The scene is laid in England at the present day; but the manners are still essentially French. The dialogue was so loosely spoken that it would not be fair to criticise it. The actiog of the piece, with one or two exceptions, was far from being up to the usual Haymarket level. After making every allowance for the shortcomings of a first night., and, perhaps, for insufficient rehearsals, there were too many faults of ooneeption end execution to be passed over in silence, but Mr. Chippendale announced the piece far repetition amidst general enplanes, and Mr. Buckingham cams on, in answer to • call, to bow his ackeowledgmente. O. and J. FIELD original manufacturers fur • m itmern PARLITUriCANDLIA to whom the prize mod may , Ls been awarded. and their candles adopted by her Government tor am at the military stations abroad. Thom remain sae ha obtained el ell chandlers and Inman In IMP United ILlncerar. Pries la Id. per pound . also Fleld cola waled United denim Soap Tableta, ed. and 44. each. The public me rantioned to wthat label hi on the =oe bozos. Wbolooda ray. and tor exportation.— upoo, l uatagik, Loados. SURREY. The " legitimate " performances which, under the joint management of Moen. Anderson and Shepherd, have had a short trial at this theatre gave place on War. day to a drama of French Bohernian life, celled The Game of Life; or, the Swallows of Praia. The plot is involved and romantic—misty, even beyond the mistiness usually found in a Surrey version of a Porte St. Martin play--and the characters all bear French name., which the actors make sad havoc. with. We have called attention before now to this transpontice love of a language which neither the performers nor their audience@ roan to understand. If the plays are taken bot from Paris and translated surely the names of men and places may be Englished—not only at the Surrey Theatre, but at more ambitious houses. In addition to this new drama the entertainments now include a new burlesque upon Manfred, bearing the title of Mad-Fred, which is full of the broadest absurdities. The Hall of irimanes, however was hardly more absurd than it is in the original specta cls. Both pieces were fairly suoceesfuL THR PRESIDER t'Y Or BT. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOS -ITTAL. —On &Wilk) summons 01 were hued to the go- Vernon of St. Bartholomew's Hospital requiriog them to attend a general court to be held on Wednesday next for the purpose of taking into ocmaideration the canary in the dike of president, caused by the death of Mr. W. Cubitt, M.P. The proceedings are looked forward to with much Interest, inasmuch an at the last election of president the court placed itself in opposition to the corporation of Lon don by electing Mr. Cubitt, after hie resignation of the o ffi ce of alderman._ . fints or Picrtrnim.—A collection of modern pie terse and drawing. the property of A. Grant, Eakz c se sold by enetioo oe Saturday,by Mears. Christie end Amongst the pines sold were %eluded :—" Bed Time," b; W. P. Frith. for 5601. " The Outrage on Sir John Co ventry," by Ilegoirs, 235 guineas ; "The Cooling Stream," by J. C. Hoot, 340 guineas ; dotting Letters," Wybord. 120 guineas ; • Love me, lens my dog,' by C. Baxter, 132 plows; " Blowieg Bard." by G. Chambers, nee., 90 gni. nese ; " Crossing the Bridge," 'lgo del Sierra, Lombardy, by G.E. Herring, 80 in ; • A Letter from Papa." by F. (Medan, 165 (nines@ " Flolyrood. fro, the 11111,..7_ by D. Roberta , 2T5 guineas ;" From the Hasid.," by W. Dili Sold, 210 guineas, he. [0 INTELLIGENCE. (mura% masaAms.) DEATH OF THE KING OF DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, Nov. 14. The following bulletin of hie Majesty's health was issued this morning : " The erysipelas spread yesterday overthe King's whole floe, with increasing fever, and continued slight delirium. No accession of erysipelas took place last night. Having obtained a little sleep his Majesty is rather better to-day." COPENHAGEN, Nov. 15. Intelligence received from Gliicksburg to 8 a.m. to-day aeacsuicce that the erysipelas under which the King is suffering has increased again, and is attended kr violent fever, delirium, and want of I sleep. The tumour on his Majesty's eyelid has been opined. COPENHAGEN, Nov. 15. The Meg of Denmark died at Glucksburg at belf-ped two o'clock this afternoon. The Sig and consternation which prevail here ire bideffivitebic TBM PROJECTED EUROPEAN CONGRESS. BERLIN, Nov. 15. The Spawn* Zeitung of to-day publishes a communication respecting the news published by the Vienna jospals. " Prussia," it says, " without any previous negotiation with the other governments, made a preliminary reply to the French cabinet, giving it to understand that a direct conference of Sovereigns, if not preceded by a careful examination and a search ing preparation, wunottheproper way toavoid diffi culties. No podentanding has taken place between Prussia, Austria, and England, respecting the con ditions of the proposed Congress, nor have any steps been taken to this effect. Neither has any understanding been arrived at respecting the cour tents of an identical reply of the respective Powers to the invitation of the Emperor Napoleon. Not even a proposition with this object has been ad dressed by one of the three above-mentioned Powers to the two others. The King, it is said, personally made a preliminary statement to M. de Telleyrand, respecting the views of Prussia relative to the pre posed Congress." PARIII,_Nov. 15. The Mintorsel Diplomatique says—" It appears 1 that at London a suspicion momentarily prevailed that the idea of a Congress had outy been enter tained anew by France in consequence of a secret understanding, with the Court of St. Petersburg, hence the hesitation of the English ministers to pronounce immediately in its favour. The expla. nations exchanged on both sides have terminated by demonstrating the sincerity and loyalty of the French policy." The Mhnorial Diplomatique states that after the council of English Ministers, which took place on the 12th instant, Earl Russell authorised the British Ambassador at Paris to declare to the French government that Great Britain desired nothing better than to co-operate id the work undertaken by Napoleon 111. of ensuring European order and oonsokidating the peace of the world. But in order that the common efforts might be crowned with IMOLXISR, it appeared indispensable to the ministers of her Majesty Queen Victoria, that the cabinet. of England and France should enter into a preliminary exchange of frank and cordial explanations respecting the object of the Imperial programme and the means of attaining it. La Nation says : Private letters from St. Petersburg state that the majority of the states men, the usual advisers of the Emperor Alex ander, favour the adhesion, a priori, to the Congress project ; such adhesion. being, however made de pendent upon a preliminary understaning upon the questions which might be raised and settled in the Congress. On the other band, it is asserted that the invitation addressed by the Emperor Napoleon to the Pontifical Court was accompanied by certain propositions, according to which the Emperor would reserve the presidency of the Con gress to the Pope, should his Holiness anent. It is even added—but this requires confirmation —that the Emperor had requested from the sovereigns a declaration - tending to guarantee to the Pope his present possessions. In the event of any sovereigns refusing to enter into such an undertaking, the Emperor, it is said, would pass over them, and hold a Congress composed of sovereigns adhering to his views. But then the decisions taken would simply have the character of a manifestation. In such a Conference the bases of a sort of league might be established, comprising all the sovereigns whose interests and principles might harmonise with those represented by the Emperor Napoleon. PUBLICATION OF THE FRENCH "YELLOW BOOK." PAWS, Nov. U. The official " Yellow-book," containing diplo- matic documents, has been published. Among the documents referring to American affairs is a despatch of M. Drouyn de Lbnys, of the 13th Sept., relating a conversation with Mr. Day ton, in which the latter contradicted the rumours in circulation respecting a protest of the Federal 1 government against the events taking place in Mexico. Mr. Dayton also denied the truth of the assertions relative to an alleged Rusao-Americau alliance. M. Dronyn de Lhu)s, in bis despatch, says " I declared to Mr. Dayton that the disposition of the Emperor's government on the American question has not changed. " We have not recognised the Sonth, and for the best of reasons, therefore, have not signed any treaty with it for the cession of Texas and Louisiana. " I repeated to Mr. Dayton that we sought neither for ourselves nor others any acquisition iu America, and that I relied upon his assistance in causing the prevalence in America of a •jester ap preciation of our institutions and of the necessities to which our policy deferred." Relative to Mexico, M. Drouyn de Lhuys an nounces, in a note dated 15th Oct., that General Bazaine possessed instructions enabling him to de- Suitively fix the indemnity which Mexico owes to France, and that he will do so without delay. SPAIN. MADRID, Nov. 14, EVZITING. A marriage is spoken of between the Infante Isabella and the Count of Paris. ARMAMENTS IN RUSSIA. HAMBURG, Nov. 14, The Russian papers publish an Imperial ukase ordering the formation of twelve new regiments of infantry, each containing three battalions. This force is intended to form the third reserve corps. RUSSIA AND TURKEY: CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 13. The Porte has addressed • note to the cabinet of St. Petersburg, protesting against the armaments on the frontier, and the building of gunboats on the Black Sea, in violation of the treaty of Paris. The Turkish arsenals and navy yards are working day and night in order to meet eventualities. The plague has broken out at Komords (?) on the Persian frontier. POLAND. LEMBERG, Nov. 15. General Mierosh.wski, general organiser of the forces of the insurrection, and Prince Czarto ryski, diplomatic agent, have, it is asserted, been dismissed from their posts by the Rational Govern ment. DENMARK AND GERMANY. FB.ANKFOBTAN-THR.YLINE, Nov. 14. At an extraordinary sitting of the Federal Diet held to-day the Danish representative brouglat forward a proposition of a conciliatory character, according to which the Kiag would grant to the Holstein Estates the additional right ef voting tbe normal budget. This proposition was referred to the United Com mittees. THE FORTIFICATIONS OF CORFU. VIENNA, Nov. 14. The General Correspondenz of to-day says :—" In consequence of representations made by Awitria and the Porte, the fortifications of Corfu will not be destroyed, but will remain under the protection of England." THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA. LONDONDERRY. Nov. 15. The steamship America, which sailed outward on Friday, put back into Lough Foyle to-day, with one engine disabled. THE BOMBAY MAIL ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 12. The Veetis and Ceylon sailed hence with the above mails, at 6 p.m. this day. The former may be expected at Marseilles about the 18th, and the latter at Southampton about the 25th inst. The Malta brought the mail to Suez, arriving there on the 11th. THE BRAZILS. (By Telegraph Item Lisboa.) RIO DE JANEIRO. 0c7....11L Exchange on London 27{ to 97 : on Paris, 343 to 345. Coffee, good first, 6,900 to 7,000 Nis. Shipments, 73,900, stock, 130,000 bags. Freights, 355. 6d. to 40s. BAHIA, OUT. 28. Exchange on London, 271 to 271• Sugar whites, 2,200 to 2,690 ; browns, 1,600 to 1,800. Cottons, 24,000 to 26,000 reis. YERNAIIIBUCO, Ocr. 31. Exchange on London, 28 to 27k. Seger : whites, 3,000 ; browns, 1,800. Cottons, 25,000. The Royal Mail Company's steamship Oneida, with the outward mails of the 9th October, ar rived at Pernambuco on the 28th. LISBON, Nov. 14. The Messageries Imperiales Company's steamer Warn, with the above mails, arrived here to-day. THE LATE KING OF DENMARK. Charles Christian Frederick—Frederick VIL— of Denmark, whose death is announced this morning, wee the son of Christian VII. by the Princess Charlotte Fred*• rick of lieskleuburg-Schwerin, and was born in the year 1808. He travelled from 1826 to 1828, visiting Germany, Italy, and Switzerland. He made a conaidenible stay at Games, where he studied the military art and political science. He was the only eon of his father, and succeeded to the throne in January, 1848 ; and one of his first ado was to direct four of his ministers to draw up a consti tution for the whole monarchy. As German feeling was very strong in the southern provieces of the kingdom, and it was deemed that the new constitution would bind Holstein, Laueoburg, and Schleswig nearer to the Dan ish throne, the new meditation was uspopnlar there, and iu February so insurrectiou, encouraged by Germany, broke out. The events which followed these opposite attempts of the King and his German subjects form the materials of the history of the stall uraolved Schleswig-Holatoin question. The King was twice married to royal ladies, but was sot happy is the relations thus formed. Thirteen years ago he was manned morganatically to a Daniell lady, the Countess Deaner. His death, which was preceded by only • short dimes, is profoundly lamented. AMERICA. TILV.RAIIP GALWAY, Nev. 14. - - The Atlantic Irish Royal Mail Consimay s steamer Hibernia, from Bunton os the 3rd instaat, arrived here at 4.40 p.m. to-day with MI imep al mails, 21 cabin and 23 steerage possempils, and 250 tons of cargo. _ _ (Per Ad Hibernia, by Talogrspb be U. Jobela.) 21111 i YOWL, Nov. 114, Charleston advicer;retO the Ist i;siont Tb. henry bombardment by Übe Tedarals continued without cessation. Part of the ma wall had fallen in, burying 13 men. Despatches from Chattanooga to Hie 3rd inst. state that the Confederates were .belling Hooker'. position in Lookout Valley from Lookout Mountain. Bragg's forage train has been captured in Look out Valley. It is reported that there are no confederates except guerillas left in bast Tennessee. General Sherman has bad some severe fighting near Tusaumbin. General Muscle's army is ready for movement. The liturian ball took place last night. The effect, however, was entirely spoiled by the dense crowd rendering movement almost impossible. Money tight. fold, 48j per cent. prow RXPREBB FROM PA I 8• (room ova own! PARIS. 60/11DAT_ ETZIMPO: Some of the independent journals blame the opposition deputies for having bees too indelvest in the verification of powers. They have, it is said, allowed upwards of 200 elections to be set down as unopposed, although there were against many of them protests of a very serious character ; and a number of bad precedents have been made ea the strength of reports gabbled over MasdiWy to listless members, who paid no attention because of a loose understanding that the time for serious discussion had not yet commenced. All this is very true. The majority has uublushingly sasetiosed • number of flagrant illegalities, against which the minority has scarcely lifted up a vase. As the Sale justly observes, it is a monstrous doe ' trice that abuse of authority, nay, palpable frauds and open disregard of plain legal ointments, shall never be allowed to vitiate an election unless it appears beyond doubt that the result would have been different had the law bees duly observed. Facts of this kind are very difficult of proof, sad when several of them are clearly established the presumption ought to be that there most be limey more of the same sort sot found out. A prefect, nb-prefeet, or mayor, who i. oosvicted at illegality in one plan is not likely to ham bees ecrepsdose in another. A great many sets which the bureau: could DOI have the face to defend have bees am nestied, on the convenient ground that the eigss. tures of the witeesses alleging them were set legalised. Here we get into a vicious info et tyranny. The " legalisation" of a siemens, imam attestation by the mayor, and it is soberiese that the mayors, in almost all eases, refute Is alba election petitions. But although there sea be no doubt that a very loge preverbal of the elections have been carried by, acid that almost all are tainted with, malpractices, I am disposed to think that the opposition has played a prudent game in winking very bard at them. As I remember telling yon some months ago would probably he the case, the opposition is afraid of proving too much. To have attacked fifty or a hundred elections, and to bare shows up the rottenness of the whole 'system in too glaring a light, would only have been to have provoked the government and the majority unnecessarily, and prevented the opposition from getting on with them at all. Of course everybody knows that no amount of reason or eloquence would ever induce the majority to vote their own disqualification, UT 11. repudiate in a large and general way the means by which most of them have obtained their sesta. The tactics of the opposition are, therefore, to grasp at little in the hope of g.iting wenetlminv. They hare selected some half-Mu:en cases which they esteem to be worse than any others, awl upon these they mean to do battle. There was a report a few days since that the government, fur very shame and as earnest of better behaviour iu future , would abandon at least two or three ; but from what I bear now, they sill fight every one. We shall see, therefore, this week what the oppo sition is made of. To those who are curious to know in detail what are the manifold and ingenious devices of French officials for working uuiven.al suffrage, I would recommend a book just out at Dents a, "La Lutte Electorate eu 184:41," by 11. Jules Ferry, advocate. There you may see the Grand,. Mogens and the Petits Movem, the threats awl cajoleriee, by which the electors are either driven or led, including the story of the Prefect of the Loiret printing iu his journal that M. Pereira, the opposition candidate, was in open rebellios against the government and iu F.00116 , 0n011 .4 the Hotel de Ville of Orleans, at the head ~f 4ou men, and how M. Campaigne, the mayor of scuilhoose, t., make believe that a railway station was going to be made by his influence, sent x patty of men to stake out the ground, and then the day afar the election bad the Alava pulle.l up again. with many other delectable tales of toe like nature. THE BrlUSlho or Int At. %.' l, %.—fin gaturday. the maimasts who were reseed from the Geodes and New York packet-ship Amass. which was remedy totally de stroyed by tire elf the North Foreland. were shipped on board the Americus ship Moms Taylor, helm/lei to the mine hoe of packet ships, wheels in ties worse of the after noon left the London Docks, sad pronede.l on her weemie to NO. York. There is mos e 7.. tame mama:mil eith the Mendip of the Anomie *tok 1.. sesirealy tool that mike which it damned—rm. the watts mid gallant conduct a Mr. Gilbert W Wising, the thief mate. to whom, and Mr. Atkinsos, the of Its the preserratios et their lives. ',went Home. It knot Whig anxious shoot kis two Mumblers ased • lody Mod as board, osmium ot Coe first w leave lb. ship with the Wise sal put them in • lugger, teariss the lath al snessing the emigraots to Mr. Williams sad Mr. Atkinson. Mr. lit 11. tiaras reniaiusd me the Mars lowetiug the lISIMMIPM. Pete the boats, and did sot leave until all bad bow eased. With the exception of • 7./. not*, which won imesmooly moo him he Mr. Alkianon. the yarn. My don sot mem to have lied say reamed for hie plant beroic evinitict. tad be boo boas left to work his way lark to New Yolk as boot he coall Captain Heavy sad his family received • fres gem W esters by owe all the Coserd Sii•111011. sad they left es Yridsy. Ili. also mated that so indica had lees t.ikee of the pea services truism! by the Wootter top, mirth lef iff do! heroin, ship, =prod to snot damage. warned es hart SOlllO t 2 souls, awl safely Lotth,l th-nt st Nowpu. piton ere now st work at the sunken wreck et the Assam, which west dews at her anchors, sad boo is ma kidisma. The underwriters have snared to toy Mk. • his up OM iron or lead iwootts ap e sa d NI peer ••• the ethos war. CItYNTAIL rawer..—liaLr 4-ru..wy Day. &Tommy. Now. 14.—Aimisakya am payment, fIM ; am, by moos thbelo, 013 ; I.W. 3,709. LETTER OF GARIBALDI. The Provincial Council of Potenza (one of the Neapolitan provinces afflicted with brigandage) a short time since unanimously voted a subsidy to the Polish revolution atd a monument to Gari baldi. Garibaldi, in a letter published iu the Diritto, applauds the subsidy, but declines the ttudatinent. "As to the monument to me," be ear, "I beg you will dismiss the thought of it. If you insist, you will put me to tho pain of saying that I will not accept it. As long as the soldiers of two foreign armies riot on our soil, as long as a stream of civil blood flows from the Trvuto to the Strait, as long as the glorious remains of our national battles die of hunger or by their own hand in the midst of the insane rejoicings of our cities, as long as the boy wants a school and the orphan an asylum, as long as there is iu Italy misery, chains, and darkness, speak not of monu ments, least of all of a monument to me." The Mslan Gazette announces that Moneignor Caccia, Vicar of the diocese of Mike, has deprived all the priests of that diocese who signed Father Passaglia's address of the right of preaching. "A letter from St. Petersburg," says the Frmice, " states that the speech of the Emperor of the French has produced • most favourable impression in that capital. Prince Goetchakoff sent it off at owe by telegraph b. the Emperor of Russia, wbo wu on his road back to St. Peters burg. The Vice-Cbamellor of the Empire shows himself, it is said, animated with the best feelings in favour of the Emperor Napoleoe's proposition, sod was oelywaiting for the arrival of the Emperor Alex ander to reply. ” Tres A lIIRICAN Mors.—On Saturday the Cunard Royal Mail Steam Ship Company's steamer Arabia was de spatched from Liverpool for Bootee with the United States mails, 50 pemeaurs, and • full cargo. She allied at Queenstown at 2.30 p.m. yesterday, embarked the mail.. passengers, and latest telmrams, mid proceeded at 4 p.m. All well. On Wednesday the Semen glimmer City of New York will sail from the Mersey for New York with mails for the United Statm. There are ' three stesinen due at Liverpool this week with mails from the limited States, via. Etna, from New York as the lib, will probably mach Queenstown on Wednesday next, sad the thamaiocus, from Quebsia on the 7th, is also due at Loedoederry on the same day. On Saturday seat the Cased steamer Canada, with dates from Boston to the 11th, sad Halifax to the 13th, is due at Queostown. Lscroas SZAAON OF THE YOUMI MEN'S CHM/4- TUE ASSOCIATION.—The nineteenth course of lectures of this .societies is I. be ieaugurated tomorrow (Tuesday) amnia& by Professor Owen, of the British Museum, who will disown of the animal cresaion. The course coosiete, es meal, of twelve lectures. Tim Dames of the Revs. A. !Watts, limy sod A. K. H. Boyd (author al As • Reereatiom of a Country Pantie ") are included is the list of lester•re. Tickets an male hued for the motive come% but the terms of Si t ar& are very low Judaea lectures*: the kigh due 4 ALGERIAN ONYX MARBLE. Mmes. HOWELL,JAM'S, sad SM. r=t l 0 11 7 im cite inspection of th eir Onyx Salon, which coo upwards of one tbnomeri ebfiseth emaisting of CLOCK% Candelabra, Lamps, Vases, Jardinieres, thicstands, Pen Trays, and a variety of smaller *Aides of taste, at moderato prices. This beautiful marble Ps perfectly translucent, bean a very tine polsh, presents a diversity of pleasing tints, and can be turned or ehleUsd into in form sammery for utility oe ornament.-5, 7, V. Begathstreet, t