The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-18 00:00:00

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Ws elesres, with deep Maw of regret, the eon am spread of 'peptone that unmistak ably mark the went of employment is several man& fecturing dietrist& Is partisabr portions of Star bobbin aid Leameldre, drat time, or the total emestion of work, was erect einegisiasd of early in the swath of October. The erli was, however, borne with the goad temper sad equaimity men find it emiest to display whoa persuaded that the cause of their privation is exceptirmal, and likely to pass speedily away. The silkilizeweee sad head ier= weavers of Oregietta s ad YaeisstisY _ _ _ . trasted that the deed, whisk be rears time bad been named}, sisel, was certain to is rive at the approach of winter. ; and the habitually well-paid sad fully-employed men of the Potteries did not harbour a doubt that, although their tramethuitie customers had forgotten to lend se large orders this autumn as they had long been seerratemed to do, they were sure to make up for it before Urriatinea, by greater demands few both ordinary and ornamental were than anal. Bat week after week has rolled by, and 8r hen bring ing any signs of improvement, each seceesking aae hue 6;4 only to dint the hopes of the saninine, sad to verify the forebodings of the sad, The state of inemetary affairs in America soddenly became karma in our seats af maanfeeturing industry; sad the cowrie of trade being to a great ex teat that of executing orders, rather thin of speculative production by the employers, there remained no alternative for many of them at Martinmas but to tell their people they need not return to work until further mike. Amongst the would-be busy hands this compulsory idleness is grimly nicknamed "being at " play." With what emotions hundreds—we fear we ought rather to say thousands—of heads of fami rNi regard the prospect of an indefinite period of such hungry pastime may more readily be imagined than described. That the dreary interval which ie to elapse before resuscitated confidence and enter prise shall recal the potter and the spinner to his welcome toil is et present difficult, if not impossible. to define, the most careory observer of what le per lug around as will readily believe. On the one hand the manufacturer le asterally unwilling to drive his valued workmen to impair by venturing to name soy given Esher of weeks ; while, upon the other, he shrinks frem the consequences of naming a day after which impliedly he will give them an assurance of renewed occupation. We have hoard of one instance of a house which has gives notice that no more work will be required for three weeks to come, and of another and more extensive Sten which has had the candour to close its maculae. tory (as far as the fabrication of new articles of pottery are concerned) until after Christmas. But, generally speaking, with the exception of a few great establiehmests, the worlpeopic are either out of employment already, or tilled with the apprehen sion of being Imo ere long. Within the last ten days indleations have like wise manifested themselves of the prevalence of similar evils in the great cotton and woollen pro vinces of our industrial empire. Unless we am mush misinformed, emus' places in Yorkshire have *heady begun to feel the beaumbiag inasence oldie crisis in the United States. Manchester itself is likely ere long to map some of the fruits of American impro vidence, although it has been so often said that the last thing our transatlantic customers would cease to connate* wee the free-spun produce of their own slave-tilled geld*. The late fall in the price of the raw material, and the apparent certainty of am abundant supply during the next six months, happily trade to modify gloomy calculation with regard to the cheaper wades of general cossamptioe; and we are now in a position to feel the fell value of that great and wise policy that, holding to the recurrence of contingencies like the premat, enured to the employer of capital and to the employed by capital I. daily wages the einapent loaf that deep could buy. Yet, in spite of these eimaideradow it is usqmstionably tree that at Maasicester end many of her Misted towns mills sae working short time, and great numbers of the hash sas " eat." Hitherto tbe kern trade fen apparently escaped the visitation whisk has Wed Woe branches of commerce with porplexitynni ghee'. lint we hare recently hosed of Mans him est ; and an meat h it is oar 0001 duty to advert to as having occurred on Meade: bat knee us to gasstion whe ther the Vaissais mien paresece any spell to charm away disaster. We need hardly say that we allude to the stoppage of the Wolverhampton sad Staffordshire Joint-Stook leak. Neither the known amoant of its derailed's, or the manner in which its proprietary shares are said to be held, would lead us to auger ill of the eventual aspect of its affairs. What we deem at present of most importance is the statement made, on what we believe to be good au thority, that many of the smaller ineunasters kept their Seating balances in the bank; and that eons's.- qoently there may be not a few whom its failure will deprive, at last for a time, of the current means of paying wages. Should this surmise unfortunately be realised, another channel mast for a anion be added to those above-named through which the life-blood of healthful industry will cease sustainingly to Sow. Extending our survey to the sister kingdoms we are constrained to notice farther the partial commies of remunerative labour at Glasgow and Belfast, ad in the mallows districts surrounding them. The extent isf their direct dealings with America suit n ently accounts for thin, even though them had Itk THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY VEXING, NOVEMBER 18, 1,857. been no specific came of aggravation in the temporary derangement of banking immerns' home. Up to the present time the working dean in Scotland have shown a a wfiea and pi t readiness to bear and to forboar Eider the of the universal trial. In Ireland ws Wear of a' patient and and orderly disposition being manifested; and in one Moaner of throats and actual violence having been resorted to by an angry crowd of weavers on being put epee skeet time. But upon tits whole, we think the greatest prin.@ is dun to the multitudes wbo in different places, and'usder every variety of cirouentance, have shown thus fsr a calm and dignified demeanour, worthy of imitation and romambrante. No man bat an empiric or a knave will metend to tallow brave and suffering fellow-country moo bow lon. the exiting depromion of trade may be deatined to Met t bat every sincere well-wisher of 1 1 the hard-toiling sections of the community will ormour la adjuring them not to be tempted or be rad into any deviation from that peaceable and beeporsblo dommeoar which, while it proves them, at a critical moment of their social history, to be worthy of greakr privileges than they now enjoy, tends in iteel4 directly and practically, to buten the return of general confidence and the renovate of commercial enterpries. PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. t6 i 'lle ad relL ua ihTaddreqe .011 0. 11 b the ta4 reform. r tattooed piggy a Uwe of Home of agromons,46o•• proceeding. am *me hem le Um. aginked in Sityfroa: 4 120 T OF 161hY4T BRITAIN AX LUJAN% ..FalloitCountryceen,—lier Majesty's irrimeat ham 1.14 i to expect that they will lay biters rnant, neat . bill for the reform of the House of Commons. In that onneuncement you heard the echo of the determination yea tread at the tate general action. It bid. you 'peek spels, ea with more precision. That that promise may not be jliessey, it behoves you to make known the sense in which yam s will accept It. Yoe eseh parliamentary Mani in order to insure malarial responsibility. No mestere failing of this would I answer your object. Have you a right to anticiroas that with tide sod in view govermunent will aastseemely offse what you will be mated to rears I . If ftosa lay you, they all be glad of your lnaurdam—dialroosed, It were well to let them know your demean In my ems you are called upon to say what will coast yea, or your Wear nom serely be construtd Into a lack of amok le the . .The mistime moidairy he the eisaltatiesel of yobbo opiates is badegasta sod te hire = I . The aastitaset body is warily restricts& Foram. of it are 'vestal to the allsturbag action of illicit influences. A law raogority of menbas is returned by a small minority of &eta& n• lepl term of animas Is too long to ante the negraddbalty of rare smeteller to the representa. The.. me the oda adios et 11= 60. systien. The results me char leg:ce, bed ••• • savoys beyond your col "r ol a , rag sar Asa mord to P Y li o e lt whim. .... • edam bill Ali Ire rowdy Oro lamb WO so doahltioristy pm. Maw =WSW tro a maltorislially true raposmiatios at year yaws not limits dra bra dor mina, priest orte. yea Ira Id riled • :rimy PM* previa. Is de yew work boseiroo it to mad. but sW on Uri oso basil, you Waw a = =As punt mat 2, mot leiours. e al your sei tamormalbir &AI thoula r acr is t : le ''aalW" ott un ervomilige dm pie. • et • costroy wirig li rthoe in l rkml int s% fatimill ifforkar. ........11111114171111•,-WS, raw mesa re barouro surarlbsi. Morrie all or aro Ss Pairs bat farm to raft a airs strarks of you rlll , air advinibbstior earn roxorrad you to bier arm tho knortat Wang trisno of par ran% so odor bar to aro fa .fit of it *a SOW of rimy as fir.f bias altoird by sr urea Orr tad so warm If allaytail, to roan a nal ma drive roproratalks of year polltioal intim* : .1. Tbs disarm it S. borough burin is 11= and Ware to ray ars puma of foil op, .dad to tor bar targoary, IN doll occupy r raw rarest ' Y pros arbor w i rier vitro tbs bkooik arab an Mal b rid et L Meador tr ;arty frandro Io ESand Wars to 141 L assa at boa f aad re r for r prallia, of do Matra to arra& sad 1 to those 3 of Basra rid War Praia= to dr ran by tho ballot ca • pro larks to that ragial Y lba Autralies colonies. "4. A sotagobirsat d ors, that ahall .ha ll n in r=ta reallaroa rtarat e give 4 a Najaf* al ratabsto ft a friority et . _ " & ADAM. of property tor assestors. " I. The cabs d a Dew parliament mop three ream " Fells w this brcei outline of pa:U rsinea mats mar rio.--K fa roarjedgeesse, It is Li to tbs seemisn—if Is oomprehemb se mash es you ma le irk Naos ado as roe amid be sellefied essept —it ke yea to say se* end to my so In flaw This Imam is roars. ma if yes vii it dens pea at Os k merosives. Oa our pert no me reedy to ii yea, es bast ire may, placing this sesta el rehea t pop*, flied ht, opts the dotage beak of ths mashes" We MEOW es thearday, It wit be remsebieed, as the autherity of the Larder, that a ate dare etniteenee t. essitly to be held, end that the pet tides and nasedhee Whig menthe of England see electing thole deisgales, who will meet a large ember of ponticiros and those who have map* in the above seowneent —the saeanblag• some twenty esenlen etperlimeat. The no. of this morning urges in mild terms, the postpooemeat of elseteedi mime is emelser. maiee. Oar tontingeriry thinks his pieta, epee the &lease estimate weer hem et the teseraemme et theme three eakieete—the I reargaskethe at India sag the nhoepectlve dirameeke el the reafter, the task charter eel le wilaray *mode; awl the Lim 11111—that they erase all of them be dieremed hi awe seeleb, sail therefore, that whichever ma rive way mast lies way. "Parliamentary rethrm harper to to 'he MOOMMOIbitbe MO at the Um, Is point of time , it is sot peelitively amessary awe year , it is therefore the 'abeam to gam" _ _ . - The Morning Post of to-day ventures upon a shwa el the ealaisherial programs. The Prat reclaim Met dr look Cheers Aot to referred to • aro COM dant es to the rue teemeittos which at rot waifs, sod that, she a Me Mole des, pertiarand will ton to the eon- arralks of Ladle, osaislag the discuriona Woo seas, bowers., le the groweibl task of merlin( the dell of gratitude which Hoerr owes loathe two 1.4.711•0111. Have lock, No U, Nieladece, Wilson, Via Cortland, end to every British officer sad soldier MT* ka India. TM lbt does not taped to last anytidag about a Marra bill he the royal I speech, led specifies is the Maurer closedores to to or sidired—the lossenres for registratko of tido which hove bra pregesed &Mug the recs.; the Attorusy-Cleorrars pia for die estabildwort of a separate &petard of Jar ties ; the orepliceted contliika of joiatodock cosepsylaw ; the esnlides et eve satins; sad dr hording MOM, of the peens chum ti uswholorme dreams. DRAM OF MR. AUGUSTO. STAFFORD, M.P. It it with deep regret we have to announce the lista onleAsisittas flefted. Os assoopliobed sad sisamble amber fir Nina Notstbs.wasbin. This siebecesly seat took piece on Monday mars . fag, at Moniscas Hotel, Dublin, to wLkh Yr. Stafford had been brought front his meat is the county of Lissetick, a few dupe ego. Slum his Mat. to the Crimes desiss the Lb war Mr, Naiad lad been liable to Masks of spar Is the ;hest, occarimeed by the sallow mad .idle helm which he bad undertaken in 'amain( and analalskerb. to the waft of our soldiers the hospitals at foster. sod Deleldees. "On • late oar sir," says tae Horrid, " wblio seassiag wader ens of thew stacks, • large dere of beasawn war gain him, the usual remedy In each cases, after which, we underatand, he wee bled. In the tonne of the night the bandage la said to haw some et, oil afar he beams away of it • further ' nod palm lisecting look pace. The exhaustion otmempiat epee this appears to have eras the laudanum somata', haw each power over the constitution that its anal poisonous Wilds become maaifwt is the drowsiness which pranks death. With the rewlatio• which belonged to hut ehareetsr, ke astsled on the gamiest rasa Wog Lass to maws saimatka ; and he caused hie laboutora to blabs& his first to eerier to Map Igor awake. This had the efset 4111111114 soil Ile medical atendanui were saablid to bine him neared is Dublin, but his censtitutioa proved =equal to the slink; be seminally auk, sad expired In the an= of his frimoil, Dr. TedtL" Am • politicise the Ws Kr. Siagord was • consistent ova arrears, sad win Ikerstary to tin Admoirelmy urine the dim adrailelatramica of LormiDalry. HL are fast airing Ur Crimean war wee above ell prase. Dap epee day sod tight after night be vent Eros Weide to Weide in the implode, sandal amass el Weser art ramie( aril avowed to the danger of cholera sad hoer, treat bath of which he suffered. He lards it Me brairatra tot eel, to alleviate the watts, bat to erne letters es the part of our weireled soldiees to their friends and relatives at haute; and tray as sambas wife or parent derived a solace or willatectimi In heads( from husband or eon through the emeiderate Mad ame of Mr. Steffurd. The reader wiff not forget the touch ' kg eddrese presented to him from the officers and Bohner, of glint& trenepoet ship In which he happened to bo preset whet the &Mere broke oat, sod the proof which that ed ema pooled of the Chrietlea heroism he displayed. TKO BALLOT MOVEMENT Ito BettsnaL_.O Moodily the electors of the borough of Ressibg he a pleb& usomieg to determine opts mermen lir emerisg the slop eke of the rote by Woe in theologists of membos of pet s meat; Yr. Ezell, of the hen itinelalielsmene is the Is levees al t e rbila dded 'ehe ro l l " worlds; : I f it =t " lti l eiteserd Morin his meldeare America. Kr. Whitehorse, of the Lomita Bullet doeisty, *eke at length. Aa there was an opinion that the holicanr-Georral Weald bum to vacate his sent for • judgeship, aed Resting would be called 111 to sleet m other repereentatire, he greed than to seek be •am who would support ths b.llot. A reminice was ansekteusly adopted, That the me by balk* to suited to the mats of the time, and le necessary to good governmet sad to the tree repremmatkat in ferlimeet of e tl c Ao . f u thls sad that this meeting therefore apron= tenement originated by lite Ballot to obtak the esewaiset of • imam to make the one by the kw ef the lend." rzli INIVAN OFFICARB. [Pito LagNietir a Gassitel WAromce, Nov. 11. The Queen bus bore graciously plessed to give Min for the efFteeitsrf of Sir Jabs Lad Mak Lew raps, Cotanthicasr sad Agent to the Goventor-(heed of laths for the skin of the Fuajoub, to be sa Ordinary Member of the Civil Divlake of the First Cisma or Malaita Bread Cross of the Most Memorable Osier dike Bath; sad of Major-Heiteral Hairy Havelock, C. 8., to to ma (Wham" Meister of the Military Division of the Illected Clse, ce lalghho Of the said klost Hcasmsble Oaks. . . - Kw Majesty has oleo been gracionsly pleased to mike and adds • spacial statute of the seed most honoutsble order, for appobitiog the tdlowbeg aka§ to be ears Mambo of the Military Division of the Thbd Claes, or Compentana of the saki Order, via.: Colonel Archdale Wilson, at the Bawl Artillery. Colonel Henry Marls Van Cordon% Commanding • Corps of Irregular Lobe is the East ladles. Lientemant•Coloatel Nen 31* Bowles Chamberlain, of the 16th Enriched of Basta Native ladantry. Was-ornci, Nov. 14. The Queen bee been gra:lately pleased to rim feattwe orders I. the appointment of Colonel Archdale W Woo, C. 8., of th Bawl Art Mary, to be en Ortlinery Member of the MBA y Divides el the Beeond C 1..., or Enighle Com manders of the KM Honourable Order of the Beth. Memoneanon.--Cokeel Jmar George Neill, of the Madras Feast% and Liestanant•Colonel John NU:halms. of the 27th Beetallet at Bowl Kith* Ishatty, would have beta reounemeeded for the olliptity d Yelibt Cotosemeder al the Ordir d the Belk had they melted. INDIAN MUTINY RELIEF TURD. The following by the committtee ; has been received Atzandris, Oct. 8, 1867. " At a public masktag of British subjeas duly coavad sad bold this day at her Msjesty's Comdata prodded artr by lola Grua, E.q., bar lyja.t7'• Acting Agent rad Consal-Garral, the fallowing resolutions Win oaraboarely " I. That deeply Impressed by the suffesings onesioned to so many of our fellow subjects in India and by the beers* inflicted upon delicate women and children in consequence of the mutiny of the Bengal troops, this meeting desires to express Its sympathy with the survives' and to be permitted to contribute, in however small a degree, to the fund which is being raised In England for their relief. t' 1. The Beak of Egypt having been appointed by the Lard Manor at London to collect subacription• in Egypt ter the Midst tbe sufkrers by the mutiny in India, resolved, that the sums collected be paid into the Bank of Egypt, with a MOW to Oak being transmitted, with the least possible deity, to the Lad Mayor of London, together with a copy of the teseintione peened at this meeting. . Jong Gavot." The result of this reovWnett t bee been the remittance tram Alexandria to the Central Committee el 4291. lOn The °gamines have oleo reaently received bona British reeidente Arced the following same From Cairo, 1921. le. 3d. ; from St. Peterekerg, 3121. 11a. 3d. , from Lisbon, 2001. ; and from Colts, 1014 12e. sd. gpt €.un. WINDSOR, Tr IIeDAT. The chess aced him* Consort walked in the pew& et Qs Cade die seeing. Ric Royal Ware serwerde rode out on horseback, aecagerisd by the Prince et Webs, end attended by Calder dr Rea. D. de Has. Tie Prresse loyal leek a carder, drive. Prince Arthur, Primer Ralson end Primer Levin .ao drove out. Tb Dunbar el Mints Ins succeeded Vlecountee. Jocelyn as tie lady In wring Se bee Merry. The £s . /1 at Cala — me eel &bleat Mr Maned Iloweese hue eacesideld Land Comma eel the lbet. licatime Ileekville W. es Wiwi woo la welting. A Cabinet Council yes held yesterday at the *ORM residence of the First Lord of the Tres. wary in Downing-street.; The ministers present were—Viscount Palastaston, Earl Gran e , the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl of Harrowby, Sir GeorT A LGrLy, the Earl of Clarendon, Mr. here, Lord Atomize, the Chancellor of S`` i tre ar ixchegner, Sir Charles Wood, the lit Hon. R. Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of Alder , the Duke of Argyll, and the Right Hon. M. . ills Blimp d ram Imes bai as latarviaw with Mi esemomy labesiesse parlay M dr Caread-allou Mr. li-Pusidast hart, d Mr* and ll'. Owed Ralrrs. Card-romei at Lam* bed as latatrow with the LW al Cbauries poirday a the Toriga-aloe. rupiah's we resslasi et the CaluirWsios retwelay bar Ihe Chunar of dr Nadi Armies Pravtaar aei ran Or rawer d Clubs. AssrrAz mita' rammer ruu.ut orl PRUSSIA. DOVIR. TV DST Brisise. Prince Frederick Willis= ei Preens arrived at DOW alb esweleg teen Ude by the Reath Rotes Cos wee eterame Mere MN" Celble tibrellme. We Repel Rlebtree wee reeeteed a llbilbg by his Re eelbeey Omit Rerseteß the Rea M. Woe, Captain 11.11Tabe, earl saw geetlesee; end alter dining at the Royal Ship Hotel, bb Royal Metres sad .nits MA by special train et 6.62 Mr Leeks, the royal carrier Irv* tern provided by Mr. Way, eepsebteeedest et the *beim The spatial tear meleed et leedoebeidge et 8.60, eel the royal party lett Oar Meier at SM. couRT MOUIIMIO. [ltos Let Naight' Garde.] LOAD Cuetesasceitee-orrlcr, Nev. If. Orders for the court's going into mourning aus ilteisday wet, the 19th isatent, for her Lets Royal High ness the Duch's@ do Noonan, int cousin to bar keinty; Mt lass to we Wok silk, fringed at plain linen, whit* glows, goshisois, nr sse-rlags, UNA or white shams, fans, sod amsin. 2b jam. Is Pill Wok &Werke:mad, triaged or phis Noah Neck nerds owl beelike. Ilee overt to chow t►e sows* oa Theroday the 2dt► oohs*. The Lill• to wear black oak or velvet, coloured ribbon,. tons sail tipprts, or plata white, ar 'taw sad sold, or white nod savor sods, black ribbons. Ths gentlssoni no war black s•sts, sod black or pisin ‘lloa, sr obiossol gold, sr obits sd Wow slat waltesais, tsti-trlouned. 111611111111 mods sod beas. And cm Tbassay, the bd at beseabet sod, be enat is Patch. Their Royal Rierliaseess the Priam and Printer • Joiavllie mom/ rolumbr to Cloommat, from their mat tour M Tozior nod Crimma. TY& royal hick mom am am:tying the sOrialed ;Miry, cogmegomit oft tbs diuremiag loony brossumbie fig bows Wily mimed. The Lake 4 Leeds has lilt tabs Clarendon foe Soathias, Norio& The Marquis sad NII/011illIMIIS of Stafford will bays Stafford Now to-00170W, lit Lilleaball, Simpaldre. Tle Earl Beauchamp aad Viscount Elmley, aad Lard sad Lady Bait" me pain Go roma at ILviros• GM Coot, Wars Gar, woorsed by a saint rink. The Conti of Sefton and Lady Cecilia Moly , sou, sod as Sart at Salton, hove nat.-sad to Crortetn, soar Liverpool, alma tb. rest anted, to twelve cow Ponl• _ . . The Earl ()adopts is staying at Owydir, Casa , nu-ma, lb, oat of Lord Willoughby d'Ertoby. Ths Ladies Whoa bays Maraud to town from Moos Pork amts. whore they haws Wan staying on a nett to Lout pal lady Mowry. fie Emil and Countess of liannven are making a Osaamid Maw, sad will se rota= to Eaniaad tae err usutis Field-Marshal Vassount Combermere, amen peaked by tin vtacoantala, kr mamma to Combatants Abbey, bon Ltaaategtos. Tba noble vlacettat boa asittrely televereil floa. Ida meat attack of 'sigma, Viesonatua Jocelyn and her youthful family have oohed at Cambridge Houma from Wisd►,r. Lady It[Word has left tows as a vimit to her father, do Lad of Wicklow, at &hovel lisassa, Brighten. . - The Dowager lady Foley sad the Hon. Mir rear re rob, the seem Ira. Mee hayelnp retell • tees ibe Isar ar fi the war. . . Lord and Ludy Alfred Park arrived at their mi asmata Otwese►-place as Meaday evesieg, from Sastrigati, rr lebeettsaa. Lady Marlette Watson Taylor and her infant son preeteiseig talossably. The Cutuit and Countess de Frlahault and Miss Itylaselses de Mahwah have left &Weed ea a Asian. tsar. The *me sad esamele ars expiated at Core/try Bea" Pfsailly, MOW MIR ms oseitt end Oaantso Pradox have 'arrived at der Ilivreridi Heist, et. Isaias. Ths Has. Broom and lady Harriet Cowper lett woo minim ea • viait to the Commas Crow, st 'ta sk/op; MOIL Sir Homy sad Lady Jaws have arrived at Fu mes's Haad, Belgravia, from &radiant Calve The Has. C. P. Villiers, M.P., has been on a visit be am* &ye par Yr. Jabs &lON tin mobs f Bit ~a m, air le saw peak, I Isittait, and air, it b ashkeamtlamm to &rem la beet The following we among the late arrivals at Brighton:—Us Karl al Wpm, Lady Mager, Lied A. W. ileasslark, far Coravallis sad Lady Rickatae, Lady I. at. Alibis, Lady Camas, Lord Charles CNetaa , Lady Lun ar; liteaoasiess Lkaaws, Lady Laniard, Sir Thome sad Lady Saida, Mr Omega Glyn, Lord mg Lady Callan,. Sir W. sad Lay Kamoell, the Red sad Canter d Dishy mall dm Hem Wm Digt,. Dn. LITINGsTONZ AT 011010.—Dr. Lir*lekeldi alma slaters to the nmennws d sae University of Oz. derd, at the tdbeekelen norm yesierday (Tuesday) abse nces. Tb series nes rawer, and included s hep nnober el Wise rd personsern 8178PANSION OP THE WOLVIMHAMPIYIN AND STAPPOEDSHIEZ BANS. _,,,... (nom ova •wx coax WOLVARHAMPTOI TVIIIDAY BVINIXO. This town ems thrown into great excitement this morning, by s tumour which made wry ILd the spiel which was to accompany bed am, to the died that the Wolvirhampton and Staffordshire Banking Com pany had sieved. Crowds of pewee et mew aids their way to the teak premiss., where the bath of the twos was soon sioartained. no doors of the bank were closed, and upon them the Ibliowing was posted:— " The limbos of the Wokmatempton and Staikadehire ilenking Company deeply regret Ito Leona the public that Sep in under the normeity of okeiag for the prowl the brut of the bask. • "It timid greatly odd to the pain which the directors feel In Mktg thk step if there did not sziat the most theolute es be the liguidatka of miry claim %Mast the beak end the directors will forthwith tab the next prompt meseeree to atisfy every amount, sad retrieve say bereave 'Awe that try arks from this unavoidable occonesen It eireuthstaases skill not juenly a oontinuance of the bank. "The di colas true* thee by Monday mat they shall be silk to state the definite coon that ma be taken.—By ceder older Board, IMAM Wtzsx, Maseger." Very soon after the news of thk unfortunate OCCIIIIIIIOI became known, the mayor (Mr. M. Ircmcmager) took the mod energetic meraures to allay public encitemeeth He cared a handbill to be Mircukted, of which the following is • copy : "The Marc of Wolverhampton begs to Worm the holders of asks of the Wolverhampton and Ikedferdelaire Beating Compeny that all notes will be paid to kW. Ameermenle me being mole be malinse tie ekeektion of each ado ue talsol. Main al% onilowel sot to atom of their note, at less than their tall vane. . "M. lactammezz,lllarr." TM shopkeepers is as tem enandelithe alerts of as Mayor by la wry harm pain, assaysebrit tsar al lingers to tots the asks of des teat es ion, bat Nll the eseiteessed la the toes was bey peat, sad o two (though peal) eanaraool ea the other tanks. 1' sows, hoa rser, sobilded ; sad it le unentood that the two pints bents as. prepared tor say ersergeoey. The elate of the mossy market hae dateless bad very anti to do with the Wagege of this bank, for it tan • hap end vaday proprietary, sad his for say yews occupied a wry bigh patios la as maddens, of the trading lamest ; as is adenoid Wad by what has been generally stated b-day, that three parts of the banking business in con asks with the ionnease trade of this town was dome through the Wolseriounrce and Staffordshire leaking Cowpony. With the ban district Ito connexions were also I avery extensive sale. At the cotanteaceeent of hit week it was knows that the sanagenieat bed beta reetdrefag operations ; buts gator- day moreing a cheviot w seat to misty of the elastomers (l-advisedly, as It Is thought) notifyley that for bills to be adsiaed the bank Bed resin rid. Other clanearteeom of a similar character we rise le the traeriolos the the beak was in trouble ; it wee bet the M had earemed esdetsalte to some parties who bad beery emptgautals; sad yeetaday, shortly after the doors were °reed, then woe a partial run ea the bank. In the meantime the directors did their straost to meet the enierpeoy, but they failed in raisin feeds to any enlist. She orpeorkte of Ilawkincs, liawiemaa, and Co., was a severe blow. Areleteete ht 'Om (patters was Weed, and for the monist the Wipe ancest of esearitiss held woe inconvertible Pattial aid was eidelsei on Keeley, but this was lunch too limited to ant the my noted pressere ot te-day ; and late lest night the Meld!, reluctantly resolved on a stoppage. That there 101 be a loss of a sblTutg to milady elti sagely is oat of the gmetka, the proprietary is so mualthy; bat the stoppage death en setabhabaient, in each a district as this, at this nemant, is a may peahens amnia failed' I How the difficulty Is to be rest—from what mem wages CM to be provided ma Wonky sight, nobody ova nature to conjecture at this moment; whilst, to increme the rich, the stopper at the works sn throwing a large number di par son oat of employment. The Chamber of Camerae net to-day, the Mayor la the chair ; sad the propriety of a neolutioa to be gni by all present was dimmed, agreeing to receive Wolverhampton and Stsifortlabin notes se anal. The consideration of this question was adjourned until to-morrow , sad with the Mew to take the best counsel , s this enirrneacy, the Mayor ham gone to /oak the conned and aid of Lord Hallwks, the loed•llentenant of the county. The bank which eusgr;nded to-day wet fetheal ease dart, years since, and took to the bulbar of • private strehltahaitat ;it bad • paid-up capital et 40,0001., saber quietly Increased by bonus ands tart& to 10001001. The London assets on Williams, D 4110012, sad CO. TIN deprehe my large, bat smithies the amount at thus re the Ispgs 111110AS of the beak an yet known. • special saselisist the wedikes d the Usk le eaßei for Thursday nest, esti et the shasieldire fas Malley seek To the unpleasant sews d the stoppage of this Walt wad be appended the *dal intelligence al the snapesies al four larp iiIIDA is this district : of these, Mann nay have segagements emovetiag et least to 200,0001; F. C. Perry sod Co., at the Baugh Hay Pumas* 1001,0001. ; sad tee Geiser, listillties sot lasses. Meetings of the creditor. have his. sited ; and other casualties ere spoken of as certain. nth; leveeing Wolverhampton is quiet ; but it Is greatly !sand that other casualties are impending—indeed the muses ci hat-a-doers other puttee were mentioned freely to- day. The note circulation of the Wolverhampton mad Bede& shire Deakin( Company la Omit 30,0001. Am this dispatch was being rimed, an latimatisa reached the wrier that a geed effort is to be made by indeselial panic to re-opes the bank in s few dye; ft is earnestly hoped, for the mak* of this town end the &trier, that this Met will Le attended with succor. (Fran the Wo/serharriptos Chroakla of this day.) For some time put, as might have been expected from the position of the trade of the &Wet, the bank was pressed to extend Its discounts. It did so, sad, unfortu nately so it has proved, beyond Its available num It pre mistier*, unluckily, with t/10 little prudence end too great literality. Early last wink a great deal of illielliONS wea sicked in the nand* of the directors by the discovery of the that that an undue 'mount of &accommodation had, no- known to the general body, bees afforded to certain paths who would not otheraite have waived It. On Thursday ft ins demised prudent, es a matter of preciantion, to decline &i -mputing altogether, and this het netarally originated ra mose of pressers having fallen open the bank. Urgent appli cations were made, bat the directors did not feel Ulleallble at liberty to comply with them. On Friday sal Muds, three sppliestion; ;tee renewed, but hits:8;1111am en din latter day had rendered any adequate comptlante with them a matter of impossibility, ass ray lugs moot of inapt anoes beat tog the bank's endorsement were retained. As application for *maiden°, had been made to the Bank of England, and had born complied with, but it was found in enificients On Friday and Betarday rumours of the diffi culty began to creep abroad, although iu commercial circles the position in which the bank we likely to find Itself placed, owing to the returned tiny was pretty well known. On Saturday evasive =say persons declined to take its notes. Throughout !kinder hopes were eater- Wised that it might, by obtaining further wielatenee, be able still sucemefully to (saunter the difficultiee of its position. This assurance, however, was unathaloaltle, and the feeling of alarm having spread, the Met was such a heavy withdrawal of deposits on Monday se placed ell hops of a successful struggle with the difficulty, in the present state of the money market, beyond expectation. We under stand that a deputation is now in London for the pwpose of laying the particulars of the ease before the directors of the Bank of England, with the view of obtaining such aseier *nos se may enable the bank at once to resume bovine's. Upon the sucoins of the deputation we cannot venture to .peculate; but we hope that when the very =ions cones quietus likely to follow upon the continued weepenelom, and the thorough security with which It may be alfordsd, are placed before them, that it will not be withheld. THE UNEMPLOYED AT GLASOOW.—We repot to learn that the list of unemployed methane to num& Mk was to be nutted, the stagnation in the money menet esealtaUng the diamlual of tenure, wearers ahlpbuildent, and factory worken. The enertlema of the Meal authorities, however, are most essiduon in the way of affording tempo rary relief to than whose claims ere damning, and ere nun that in a very few days public confidence will be restored. led each acoommodadm afforded to the enptoyeee ea will I amble them to num their natal operMkoi. We halm Dean requeted to remind subscribers to the relief feed that their dot:tattoos an at present eery milady required.— Magma Dad, Mail nt patetly. At the qty Court al SWUM potarlay Dr. lathotie, d rill Masi am bed loa e d Ifeedb,geemied Ida twee at the m lam beta Impala dm the lest osaftlag d la awe. sad he atetteehali alit et GI piens fire espial the aim ef Ike temokelsa *sir weeltentarevemet. _ CZTIITAL PALACIL •-•• ONT aIIILIXIIO DAY. Tun,may, Nov. 17.—Maise1rm cm perm; 711; II sera *kits, 1112 , Ned Amiss, WI. LETTER PROM INDIA. The following is from Jabbulprae, dated Oct. 9: Wean still aiJabbslpere, you our and I do not toe mach prospect of our being able to get away in a hurry, se It le other dangerous to go Song the road without en mart, and I ace not likely to get one at pretreat. My Lai would tall you of the mutiny of the 62nd—how one detach mat of the minuet allowed two officers to acme, while another had made a phone of poor Warmer ; and how the two companies, with the Kamptee column, had been gamily disarmed, that Demob had been abandoned, and the cohimn was on its march back to Jubbalpore. On the 26th the whom was at Singranspore. The next zoorting the solemn was to march to Kuttingee (10 miles) at daylight, bat at two o'clock a.m. the grenadier company of the 33rd, Nader Liniment Watson, started with the tatention of amalug the boata on the Heron River. Major haat, fleastemoster-Onseral, went with Wawa. After tiding Meta Ohne miles they had got about 200 yards In front of the company. Soddenly a bugle in !root of them sounded the dre ; "Snick, nick" met some muekete, then a regular volley. "Hake," said Jenkins, "here we are in the midst of them" Dark though it was, they could see they were rerneemied by Sem. ; they were the rebel 62nd advancing to Meek the Kampen column. Om Sam/ stepped close up to Watson sad Ond Is his fees; the ball only gave him • geth soder the eye. He rode the men down, but he him self MI he debt so. He noised his feet, but fell split 'admits. Smathow he managed to catch hold of JankLus'a stirrup, sad na ea ; his bone trotted up to him, sod be atablvid to matat. Both the cantered on, bet ably ante ea the rear guard. "Halt, who coma there!" allied out the leading els. They gave no reply, bat ago" through unhurt, though exposed to the Sr. of the whole guard. Was it not a wonderful maps t lesakkes hone had two balls in biro, and Watson', boy, carrying his rifle, was shot dead; they bid in the jangle till the column MUM op in the forenoon; they were received with Monte and Mews, for every one thought them killed. The meta'en had no bayonets dud. The Otenadke company fell back on the column in good order. whkb, being warned of the stale of affray, advanced at daylight and soon came in sight of the touthieers, advancing steadily shag the road to edam of motions ; when within 300 yards of them ear gym were usroaskrd, but juat se they opened doe the mutineers wheeled backwards right and left, and got Into the jangle, which was very thick and came quite close to the rood. It is believed that In the course of the mania( the mutineers lost about 120 men ; there were tray hundred Boodelass with them. Our loos was trilling; •Mr men wounded sad a trumpeter killed. Oa cc user Meninges, the body of poor M'Gregor f=, pierced with eight or nine bayonet wounds, a shot in the neck, his arm gashed and broken; we were all grieved to beer of his sad fate; his tidy was brought in here and Mirka the nett day at noon. A wounded hmilder and espy wen taken prisoners at Kuttingte and hung on the , spot After the column moved on the matinee retorted, cut down the bodia, and buried them with military ho nours! The column came la here on the let, and Colonel Millar named command of !he aerial. We intended to pare hell thV on the 7th, but on the 6th itaC;c7ad -- "wi; allowed to be musk ; it has been unsafe any day for the last three months I Bergen, 16 miles from this on the high red to Kthipteo, was burnt by rebels. On the 27th or 28th a large loath wax plundered at the Piths °haat, five miles further on. Bistoen mw Mena of the 62nd were at. Berger. out the 4th; they cut off the now of some Banyahs who had gems to bay ghee, end one of them, known to be the pilnolpsl la the murder of poor Yl•Gregor, met a mes sage to Captain Moron, 62nd; they hoped to serve him the same way ; he had oared 200 rapers ha the colours ' they had intended to collect a party and attack Jobbo lpore; that they would bring the admire with them, and be might then Mire them if he could Yeeterday mottling a party from this were sent to clear the road of the villains ; and a. Cumberlege, with the 4th Cavalry, as rustic here, was only three mile. beyond Bergee it was hoped that the rebt a t a ll ca be ptured or duns fur. I hear to-day that the i was unsuccetufful ; it is said that the rebels have retired to a bill like • natural fortress. I imagine SOON (Sat will be made to dislodge them, as the idolatry have not returned and the cavalry are still on the other aide of the river. Gmeneagunge, souther place on the rued, is also occupied by ethels--Oondt, I liclieve. The mein body of the madame 62nd are gone up the Kirampor•-road; we heard of them at Behors (26 miles from this) two days ago, Oar Calcutta &dr has been interrupted for two or three days, bat Is now 10, so I, dare say the mutineers liars left th e high road. The talkers .1 the 60th 8.N.1., with 260 stanch man, have salved at Allahakad is safety. Three &mom of the 62nd UT* bow uslAului, brought in hare, and hanged, end fire Beadiviehe were turned off two days ago. Them affairs are takes as .a matter of course. The capture of Delhi you would hew of by the hat mall, but our communications ars so interrupted that up to this time we have no details. Lucknow has been relieved; our lora was great, end all Madras officers will, I aim sure, lament the death of General Neill in the attack. Beni, ha the garrison survive, bat all thiryou will get better detailed in the papers. THE DUST Ott Finn= RAILWAY 811.1018. The carrying into rieentko of the law widen lupus a dotty on whom to bower with a power at unworthy thou Into nominoltvo alum, how puked dm inuring tartan few tho mhos ocaponin : Tonal Ito. of Nouironlve nano to - - 11 -- - - -- w - rew . .. - -;" Northern 400,000 189,090 . 230,904 New ditte 125000 85,909 59.001 Ikrubarpt otle.= Lyme ....9 677,600 239,824 887,878 New 41194 806thas 223,334 36,826 186,609 Wielees Gains. BO,OOO 19,864 60,146 Beskes 3 8 .000 1,194 34,806 Gemelis .......» *ON 6,923 44,088 rimes. 4 WO 7,36! 76,836 B A .. 5e5egia.........: 16,1611 2407 • 12,436 . - - 8 4 8118 . 88 r VDU* 1.716,266 UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC. (sr BRITAIN AND xAorrno resiaaure.) Moe ova owe oolazsrornmer.) LIVERPOOL, WZONVIDAY. This morning the United States. Meil steamalgp Baltic, Captain Comstock, arrieed in the Maley. She brings 50 passengers, and 47,0001. in specie , She pawed the Africa on the lath. The Baltic experienced easterly winds from long. 40. Bates of exchange on England and France had advanced materially ; one of the best indications of a favourable change in commercial circles. If rates could only be maintained at par, confidence would be speedily restored. The chief difficulty in re-establishing business upon reliable basis is the de ranged state of domestic exchanges. Cheques on the principal towns negotiated with difficulty. At several meetings of unemployed workmen, held at New York, much excitement took place, bat no violence was resorted to. The Star of the West, with the Californian mails and a million and a half dollars, had arrived at New York. Her news wu anticipated. Havannah advice. to 30th ultimo report health in the Island, good; markets dull and a large stock of sugar on hand. Maxim, Ocr. 21.—Comonfort has demanded from Congress extraordinary powers, and a general disorganisation of the republic was reported. Se veral revolutionary movements on the frontiers had taken place. Money at New York was unchanged, no essen tial relief being afforded to the market. Stocks more animated. Bankers' bills oa London, sixty days' sight, quoted from 109 to 1094. Cotton dull ; sales limited, but prices advanced. Flour geed supply ; fair demand; Prices, however, tended lower. Wheat firm. Indian corn unchanged ; sales mode rate. Provisions more active. Freights firm for grain to English ports. Wheat to Liverpool, 74 to 8 per bushel. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. CTIOIt ova OWN 001121PONDINS.) PARIS, TIMIDLY EVININO, The Moniteur of yesterday contains an Imperial Decree, by which M. de Royer, Procureur-GEntral of the Court of Cessation, is appointed Keeper of the Beals and Minister of Justice, instead of M. Abbe• Omni, deceased. Count Walewski returned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs this afternoon, from Compi6gae. The Emperor and Count will, I am informed, leave on the 26th instant, and come to the Tuileries" for the winter season. There was aome uncertainty at the opening of the Bourse, in consequence of the news that the Bank of England had exceeded its statutory limit of bank notes to the extent of 180,0001. sterling, and that it would be necessary to apply to parliament for a bill of indemnity ; but, as the day wore on the tone of the market decidedly improved, and it became very buoyant towards the close. The Route rose 20c. for cash, and 15c. for account, closing at 66fr. 65c. in each case. Mobilier rose sfr. The Orleans Railway rose 12fr. 30c.; Northern, sfr. 750.; Southern, 10fr. ; Western, 7fr. 50c.; and Lyons, Eastern, and Grand Central, 2fr. or 3fr. each. Bank of France fell 15fr. It was said, that since the pro secution of some of the money changers, 6fr. pieces had become more plentiful. The reports of difficul ties in meeting the bills due on November 15 are contradicted. It appears that there were not more bills dishonoured on that day than at the same time last year. Letters from Rio Janeiro, of October 15, state that the internal situation of the country was good, but that political relations with Paraguay were every day becoming worse. The arrival of M. Pa ranhos, the Brazilian envoy charged to make a last attempt to come to an arrangement with President Lopez, was awaited with impatience. The Admiral's frigate, Poursuivunte, and the aviso Tenare, were at anchor in the roads. Several of the evening papers contain long de tails of the Figaro dinner at Vefour's yesterday, bat • - .. _ I fear the humour of them is of too 'Tenement a kind to bear exportation. The •' Society for the Encouragement and Amelioration of the esprit Front:is" seems to be a joke got up among a set of journalists as an excuse for two or three jolly dinners, and will probably not be more than a nine days' wonder. PIEDMONT. TURIN, Nov. 17. The elections known to-day as definitive are 66 in number, of which 42 are ministerial, 20 clerical, and 3 doubtful. "Prince Napoleon," says the Pays,"has accepted ea invitation to be present at • grand hunting match which is now being prepared by Count Branklti at the Chateau d Mostrieor, neer Lochs. . Among the other parties invited are mentiCaed Geneve! Maurice, sad MM. Ferri-Pisani. Dame, jun., and Jules•Jazdn. The meeting will last from the 21st to the 26th tart." THE MONETARY CRISIC.—IIIIELAND.—Let us soya weed or tee upon the Mate of our monetary strident's Ireland by way of friendly advice and informatics to our neighbours. The amount of government stocks held in this country ex ceeds by Az millions that held seven Yeas ago ; and during the lest air weeks we are well assured public securities to the amount of four hundred thousand pounds were imported into Ireland, and of course paid for. At the same time money ie roily obtainable on deposit of six per cent.; private partite are discounting at 7 per cent. and the broke are doing el or dinary trade bills freely el the Bank of England rate. There has not been atingle failure in Dublin connected with the present at* but one in Cork, and one er two In Belfast. There boa been no TUA of any moment, upon the beaks,. no panic ,• not the bursting of a single bubble company. Thisi is to be amounted for by wha t the tremblers of the factory towns will all want of commerrisi enterprise, but what we consider le be more fitly described ex mercantile sound principles of banking, and freedom from Mull:Z. 6 li Jon 801 l could stop blowing his trumpet for a few minutes and let than facts penetrate hie mind, It would, we hope, do him great SlTVlCO.—Thiblin Evening Aided. SIR T. M. WILSON AND THE ENCLOSURE or HAMPSTAAD.NIATII.—At the hist meeting of the Woolwich Board of Bog* a letter was reed by Mr. Sargent, the clerk, flan the leading authorities of Hempstead, requesting the heard to with tkmo, in coojenction with other meteepoiltan to oppose the eonteepleted enclosios of bank. Mr. Haddon, a member of the loud, opposed the orropsealisa aid fee, who said that the o , p , anon mom hem moldy selfiab laud wetted that so rash theinsorte wee ore Sir Thomas Mies behold kw, be raid, wai to on 66 Imme of bis own land, which he (Mr. Hothan) emended would be an improve.' mat b the loorlity, sad not the slightest interference with pails Ogg& Mr. Osamu (mother member of the mad Ile ThemesWawa's local agent) followed, and that ft had taw, =tared the mind of Sir Thomas Wilson to seelosothe booth; after which the board refused its co-opera' lion he the purpose named. DEATH OF A CROSSING SWEEPER FROM WART,* An old arawilmg-avrepor named Richard Roach, and hit sister-in-law, Mary Jones, having been totemd by their sa quaintences he souse days, and known to bin depurate eir enrnstanos, inquiries were made by the police, who traced them to an upper room in a wretched house, No. 6, Victoria oeurt, Eatonmtreet, New-cut, Lambeth. On knocking at the door they received no answer, and on breaking it opens they found die old man lying dead upon a heap of rag, led the wear betide him fuse sinking from ezhannicit. the told them dodder heard the knocking, but was too weak to sad alers the afi .` 6l . b a d t a gb,a i dra sot t. ll ' . l° Z l for pp . t l h lo da r ;Laid islia4 no warm wee imbed to Is a moe y to Watchcase, hat leis gungla imptusilds the will !snorer. ~ 4