The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-03 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER ;'" :., - ---, c. ,•;-. •ft _ . - ; - 71I- e-- i r- ""............1 .........- ir .. S au aka ce ----- Z i _ w ‘,.q.- z-- ~ b (41j1 ...e .1 . . j i t fp rt 4 ~ ..4 0 ......... e LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1863. No. 5,37 7.] BOMBAY direct, the splendid clipper ship GERTRUDH A 1 1$ seam, 949 tons register, THOMAS Z.III , DING. Commander; loading in the Vast India Dock& Has splendid accommodation for cabin paseesgera—Por freight orpas-+lge oPpty to OXILLATLY, HANLEY, nod SKWIILL, lealennallaireet, SC —WM be followed bj the clipper ship Morayshire. T HE ENGLISH and SWEDISH BANK (Limited. Incorporated under the "Companies Act, 1881,' by which the liability of Shareholders in limited to the amount of their shares. Capital, 42,000,000 in 40.000 'herein! £lO each, with power to increase. It Is proposed to call up £26 per chars. First issue 20,000 Aare; of which one half are already subscribed. Deposit it per share on application. and •2 on allotment, and • further sum of £2 per share within two months from allotment. No call to exceed per share. and at en interval of not less than three months between each calL T HE NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (lantled). Incorporated under "The Composite Afit. seet.• by which the liability of each shareholder Is tinged to the =aunt of hM gum _ . ROYAL ALRA.MBRA PALACE. Tbe maim= of PlitTJ, the sent wonderful i rg .o ormen In the world—reds, tbe marvellbers Indian J rand Comic Divertissement by the FrSISCINCO atql one Betel, assisted by 12 ladies—The beautiful Fairy Foeatain— Recoils, the eellneat Itatian vloftn R. EIPMIAL NOMA —lntrumwe iiqost—Oe THURSDAY, sth November, the celebrated Clowns, Arthur and Bertrand, will melte their appemeams a new entertainment reserved ex tor emir espeisimust at this catabliehment. Doers open at eranidemer at Ball-peen. [Stamped, ld. Additional.] TZLICORAPRIC [TWOPENCE FRANCE. PARLS, Nov. 2. MUSIC'. WOE SYDNEY Direct—BLACKWALL LINE et PACIEDI—IIears. GRIM'S Skip ORWELL, 1.100 tons, Captain H. QUIN, will leave the Nu& ladle Docks cm the loth November. call at Plymouth, and carry an expellers:ad sar rl.—hlty to Yews. PHILLIP'S, SHAW, and LOWTHCL Royal change-buildings or to F. GREEN and Co.. &Tahiti. LC. Passengers by this line ma proceed by rail treat Paddbtaten to Plymouth at reduced tares by applying to y. Gyinuf sad Co. tor tickets. Capital, ClOOOOOO, in 10,010 Moss d 1110 each, with power to berensaL Deposit on application f 1 per share; w allotment, .C 1 per share. Boon atter allotment, a Bret Call a persbare will be made : subsequent Calls are not to exceed tat per share, and are not to be made at Intervals et leas than three months from the flute of prior calla. It is no{ at present propzesd,to call up mare than 450 per share. The Pays of tb'e evening publishes an article treating of the suppositions current concerning the Emperor's speech at the forthcoming opening of the French Chambers. . .. T HE Gi t ig ED, - EVERY EVENING bowl was* and most comfier 01111 PAS by the OW:a fel Brod sbi Morns, conducted Mr. V. .10N011 Comedy by Ur worth, Eugene, W. Yaodal Creme Bodeen, sod the marreileas Arthur end herbs:Dd. Ad. minion. oess, di rift and Weeny, 11. : pirate hems 10s. ad. The writer says : "We are convinced that the speech will be a solemn sanction and consecration of the policy hitherto pursued—a policy firm and national as well aa prudent and moderate, which, vigilantly guarding the interests and the dignity of France, does not cease to keep in view European order and the benefits of peace." Lop°ld Brusewfts Hq., 36. Old Bros 1-street. John Alen flanker. Fig. Years. Ustikey and Co.). Samuel H. Hind*, Ben. ;Stews. Hinde and Gladstone). J. B. Johnson, „,.. zi oars. John Johnson and floW. Edward Johnston, . (Messrs. E. Johnston, Son and Co.(. Adam Kennard. E s q. naolidsted Bank". Wm. Tottie, But., Swedish and Norwegian Vice-Consul (Mews. Chas. Tattle and Sou). Christopher Wegaelln, Seq. (Messrs. J. Thomson, T. Bomar sod Co.;. Bay taks—The Bank of England ; the ConsoUdated Hank, Thomas Chilton, Bp. (flohrerneasand Chilton), Liverpool, Chair man of the Shipowners' Association. Robert Liras. isq. Dimas, Davidson. and Co.), Liverpool, Director of the National Bank of Liverpool. William James Fernie, Fag. Wends Brothers and Co.', Liverpool, Director of the British and alnialiCan Butting, Banking Oorpo ration. Thomas Bernard Ounston, Beg. (Dunstan, Wilson, and Co.), Lives ldward Lawrence, Erq. (Edward Lawrence and Co.l, Liver =rector of the British and Foreign Marine Insurance Itrz ow lawi; Lq., M.P., Director of the National Bank, Joseph Noels linCenza, Esq. (Director of the National Bank), London. Robert di ne well, FAq ,'A.Maxwell), Liverpool, Di rector North Britivh and Mercantile Insurance Com pany. . . . . BLACK WALL LINE of PACKETS. For !.BOURNE :Port Philip, Illrect—llemth GREEN'S ship ROXBURGH CASTLE, 1,200 tau, Captain C HINSDALE. wIU Ham the Zest India Docks= the 6th December, mil at Plymouth sod awry an experienced surgems.—Apply to PHILLIPPS, SHAW and LOWTHER, 2 Royal Exchange buildings or to F. o and Co., 72, Comilla, I.C. Pguengen by this line can by rail from Paddington to Plymouth at reduced Imes by applying to F. GREEN and Co. for ticket& rIPHS ONOST ILLUSION, by penninion of I. UMW DIR.Clia, isq.-149/99aor r sch9l99ko the abort Is ablblied, with mime sets and 129- proyeabosti. 1,7 Mr. A. Minstar, Y ,ING MIL past 9, al tI99_CANTZLittrIY4ALL, Wesloian9eF4a94l. L ...-- Soucrrou—Mews. Dawes arid Sons, 9, Angel.court, Throg- MR& LIRRIPICR'S LODGING& If. de Moray arrived here yesterday, and enjoys perfect health. The Pope has conferred the Grand Cordon of the Order of Pius IX. upon Prince de Is Tour d'Au• verve._ _ . _ HONG KONG and WHAMPOA.—To as Ist December, the magnificent Aberdeen bullt &ppm ild Pun rnl Yof ABARDIRN, A 1 14 lure, An tons nee. tee, A. H. TATUM Commander ; lot dbm In the East India Docks. Thleephadid resod, Wittiest year by Herm John DMA* Stem sad Co., especially for the Cidaa trade, for her Met clam sad model is unequalled by say vessel now loading. Hsi mag nificent cabtniceoramodallon.—A to CRUICKSHANK and RING, 26, Lesdenhallatreet: or to OTiLLSTLY, HANLEY, sad SWILL, 27, Lesdenhall.etreel Bnoczne—lteure. Laurence, 15 , ;;I:Vnd Pearce, Bal lane. ancanuar (pro tem.)—lames Truer, Z'q. Temporary oMont-1, Copthall.chembers, Throgmort FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. WHEREAS Mown BRAUN and lISTLICH, lithayaphen, of SA Mary Are , bare ktely Ewen solicited by souse unauthorised petty (evidently to fraudulent ponies. to weak as order foe kb*, the ferentle of tints wood fer M (MULL'S HU ROA- Aux BRANDT, the above reward 0111 be paid oil contictfoa of the offender: sad the public:is sorticalarly forested to see that ((It pack') each ULle la capesled, labe led, and cork beanded.-4. 0. MARSHALL. ode 7 ef most retailers. ta Pl. each ; na, per doom caw. only.paid. Del" 114. Aldrosekokea, City. List of masts post row a appal:sties. hi. Dronyn de Lhuye was engagt i to-day with the Emperor. PROSPECTI7B. The object of this Bank IsTOsuppirt:he great requirement of additional banking accommodation in Sweden. and to afford medium for the already important and constsuatly increasing financial transactions between that country and Elitud, as well as for the large banking operations which the trade of Sweden with ths. East and West Indies, America, and the Brad* centres la London Andrew Makohnson, Isq. (J. sod D. ktiloolmseli and Co.), LiverpooL Thmmalkin." Tetley, roll (Rollinshead, Tetley, and Co.) Liverpool. lOsborne, Fry. (tiaborne and Sons., London, Director of the atkoal Bank. Iftnry Tkrotfall Witecm, Rm. (H. T. Wilma mad Chambers), Liverpool. Deputy-Chairman at the British and largo Marine Lowrance Company. 111Aiiina - . . • _. _ CONVOCATION OF THE PROBE AN DIET. I.IIBLIN, Nov. 2. A myal decree of yesterdAy tostatoin both houses of tipo Prunian Diet W meet, ow, tim eth instant, in•socoodaaat with Art. it eif the cie, atitution. lltOM LLVII/001, OR QIIUNBTOIIif TO NSW TOLL wpm LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and J. PITILADYLPIRA 1/11.0(411IP COWLNY laird der pikking their Ilalllowered ido.bati{ boa Saw Stessmagge, canylag tia• tr!"altidm on!, "riWit — Lifiiiicioirca FEW YORK. LO CITY OF NDON. Wednesday, Nov — . • CITY or BALTIIIOI3, Wednesday. Nov. H. CITY OP LINIRICK, Baturdey, Nov. le. CITY OP NEW YORK. Wedneeth7. Noy. 14 AM "my Wedeseday, and every alternate etheraW. Cabin pumps by the 0.11 stomas ealllng every Wedethisy, IS. 17, and 21 getheas, acoordlng to the soosamMeAlen. Cable by the Saturday's steamers, IS nutmeg. Perward purge bele all proilleont seeks& Pentheere ter Caned& the United , and MIRO Womble, basked Meth& es very advaelsethen tessa—For threw salthe 164 WILLIAM INMAN, 121 Waterntree• Lisped; ear 10 sad MAU, V. a. Kths CAN UOTTIRDAM aid the RHINE.—TWICE .m.—Tbapaddlealisser BATAVIEZ. dept. W. WTI, toss On &Mk rad Punks Pasarambart Warns& every einem at Uwe. Pans. ea ta., AI 10a„ sat its. MIMI% /111 a., al is, and tl is Id. The senstalowsat 11WOOID Inn aft at Tamar nen Thinday osesina asny. Pans. LI I mud 104.—Par inseo tans Nan be tin priand assilely them a• Uslvirsal 011sa, W.. at is PHU, WM ant PHILLLPW3, 14, PindAssa. KG —Dirvat Route to Hanover, Brans .LP wick, sad Cesand Osathany, EVERY TEURSDA4 ths North German Loyd 's apthathd Msamms Scow o( 3 = or MOWN, trout Horselydowa.M N.B. am.. Pktr for pawpaws at thaw N.B. Oa ard a Mw Nor. •th. M N) ara—larria br Mai: IS sad Al: ream n~ e et a s ,ae At rid 41 ,ea , --AL et C.RAPLINM ValmM ar OSAL . W.; of to If.LTS. 111.4VE1. awl P THE MERCHANT BANKING COMPANY of LONDON ;Limited). Established under the Conswles Act , with Limited LlM:Atty. Capital. Two Millions Stating, In 10,000 Hum of £ lOO each. lint Issue, 10.000 shares. Deposit, Cl per Shire on appiloatton, and 41 10a on allotment. It is not contemplated to call up more than .C 25 per Share. Calls not to exceed c. 5. at Intervals of noting than three months; DIMXTOI/1. Biased Henry Browne, Esc., Director of the London Chartered Bea of Anstrant WS (Duff, Cadell, and Co., merchants), lemdcm and J. E. HgaH dm Castro, Wm (Carruthers de Caen.* and Co., marchants), Maseheater and Rio de Janeiro. Lids tree" (J. and L Fraser, unrchanta), rzedoo. and a r atil a rClMW. !late of Witham We Muter and Breeers), Tortnio and Manchester. Jotui EVAISCIR. t q., marehant (Paterson, Kemp, and Co., ma clumilei. lobos and Part Elizabeth. Ww. Emseklars. (Pryer, Macrae, and Ca., merchants), landaus Ja:a es ia ll (Warth, Wood, and Co., merchants), lerad. Imam and assof Thannallanhanni. as Stenhonse and Co., merchants),merchan ts), Bessibey. Wary Tlisilman, San. (ist.. of Alexandria:, QueenshorenSh- Muss% Pains/pa BMWS Watson. per, (J. R. Thomson and Co., merchants). Larks and Cape Tow a. San* Akio& Almilltalse.agMistaist d • Mended Bank of British 11M/LE. Linfisia—The /Pianos Dank of Loudon and Liverpool. Loth- Max sad SonthwarlL I—The Alliance Rank of London and LlverpooL —The Union Rank of Manchester. am-tarots - Mem.. nu and Ogles, 9, 119lindni-lano. Dhows - Ilrars. J. and J. Whitehead, 8, Maernstostreall Tateponary Oillot of the Company-27, Moorgatontroak London. PROSPECTUS. This Company fs established in order, as its name Implies, to eanyme the trade of Merchant Bankers. Hitherto this depart mental Madam Imo been almost exclusively in the lands of prholoo arm, hut it is confidently believed that the Joint-stash M I ! I . l 7:a b n ' il e i c hrad ' v a lr ed ale 12 of who I. thera investment. The Illijoimilitog Company of London (Limited) is he einhignence prefestod having been cioefully matured under the MOM el ram isms. and bawls g every facility already eve& shimmed `ttot operation, the Can party will at woe enter upon Mimi aleurtained to be of a highly remunerative nature, 111 .... lah=tsges of iacal linos lodge and experience of the markets. avoid costly establishmente abroad, which =Ms portion of the origin' of other banking intab shall themselves of the agency of mercentile TM_ olooodpollobiltheol. goo powmmilL root negotiable or other credits, by and Wan ihok Meet. agents. to Importers of produce in this coon- It&en the Oseiglnent of Europe, and io America. Thaw trillasidee *demons on the staple rosnufeetures of this odes documentary bills. or consigned to their arena Maui periods es may be neeemory to realise the sale aosibmooda, sad on terms favourable to the shippers. They IMMO maderbles to execute orders for produce through tbe— lealroad. en tar ins highly advantageous to importers. = 6 =l governm e nts, undertake Ottlermeo"nsettriataeflepnicitlV WV mei melvs ilepodta at their Head Mice hi London, of Me mimed rates of interest, and grant loans, through their on approved secaritiea of the Merchant Banking Company of Loudon on irrestruent will beYdye front the nature or eire to be : and the profits likely Mbesebrhy tie Mmpany may be. in is.. weenie, estimated rai nta vellinturli engem of amid sesreantlae basking este todnieed la the same dissiplien el Wilms. Ile ossmasommy win be paid Is commies with INe Oan• tFor tbe pellabiary expenses win be Mildly coakild to rolls d Amoclagion can be seen at the sakes of the appllestions for shares may he addressed, to the ennesed firm Is Me Directors : ssa copies of the prespeetsia may be obtained it the Temporary Meese( the Compaay or at the °Mem of the and Solicitors bat no applicatica will be comidered tor has r been mi eposit d of gl per ahem on the number of &limos applied _ _ PORN OF APPLICATION FON MAIM Na To he retained by the hankers. To. the Directon of the Merchant Banking Company of London (Limited , . ONNlsioNL—Earlog pald to your hankers the sans of A law • apeolt of Al per Share on Shires ha Uri Oestiehl. I hereby request that yea will allot me that Mueller. sad I wee to become a member of the Company In lewd of sash Shares, or In respect of any lees number you may Mist as, and to execute the Articles of Aamociatiou when required : and I request that my name may be placed an the Steger of Mashers for the shares ao loshieste Profession or Business DOM WREN ARE BPECTACIAR itiCQUIRICDI Mb vim to worthy eesmiesrstism-byesety owe imbue to retain the Eweatimable blossigy-siV ica m ag oa onset lam lelee m to the proper time for mine Ida dipped um certainty of pavan log dear 'bike to • an° of life. Willa its deficleocy Is determined a nicety of dimallednilloo must he used in adapting Isom of the exact power that yral supply the tom or din=llisPirywlll result. Opticalquaeke, like imedlcalquaeks, e ulabie sil•chief by their lemontat pretension. as le proved by the victims of t ountry hawkeis and unskilled venders. 7fLaliwili. it were wiser to ask adrie• rather from some of reptile, am' avoid risk to oee's right. The old ern Thomas Harris and Son ,established 17:0=alte the lerttlek het=a• London, hardest to the map le speetaolos, see compe l t lie :nno shim cm al that Waste the rtmedylogrivfertive video by as accorsto adrlsllw et the Mom anUemeUeally true, of the by prFor. sod sbe bye* hasten itel•ctlon of a opealad• 'saw (whirs to lie mho latessieet) Si the form most beset as the teas. DRSCOTTS BILIOUS and ir kTZE PI . row Wed reettedY. „..briteend._,. _ hem the rides of De r , tea bead to Inveleable . . .. . "0 Mal. Mal. Woos and Uwe wind. Wail& &Woe. et Ile=4l= " 4 " 0,0 1• ili a Wally aperient sod es • puller at bloat, lie bloot, an truly 'tallest : mild their operation and statehal to stomach, they create appetite. prelleole dilletdelk toad the whole nervous —Geld by W.lerheet. themeht, Zing Willtantotreet, nod br I"' enedite• bona , la. lg. and Lc Ilid. ears to ask fer De. heft'e end liver Pith. The eneadiee nee a ovate posh Waif/ IS " WII isnineerentgrevelles the drip. • . TELUMGOILATIVI MERV= seisrat meat adeittlidly propred NM eart== Tay r im ier lelredused NSW'S w a NNW as Or Wavily Gt. = Is sweetie tor &Mit, at* O P , trein a rbe.' Mbar therseladr, mobs sal gves•aseab• vim bassia to Me lawn PAN lii. ger Mak It Soar fertilise b sec 11=11; ' =Sifts amillerbla i r s =l, 0N1010.0011.41. The trade sod loduotry of Sweden ham made rapid progress during the het thirty years, but more partloe= „ thdag th e let ten yews. Th e Vela* of lalthOrta and which amounted in 1261 only to 1.4,724,000. rote In 141• to £16,612,221. alsooing an lacrosse In the nine man of abont 126 per coat. thgland participated In thle Import and export to 11.4 to the getout of £1,216.777, and in 1261 of 44 , 76,532 TY trade .oth tie East and West Indian. Snails, and da rks weed In 141 to WAWA apish in 1861 41.219,661 TM asannt of bine of exchange told through brokers on the brim., of ittookhohn and Gothenburg amounted In 1862 to AMNON Banco m. 1.1,012,122 tr. 2,162,11 - 1 and In 1962 to £2.273,7110 Banco m. 44,6214541 tr. 12,468.436 Sambas an crease Is Me 10 of.. i 2,004,134 Masco m. 23,875,029 tr. 11.708,882 Sweden MA to impart large quantities of cora, but Improvements In the system of hunting, and ore extended calif mike of land, leave sow aasselblarge q menthes kw emeenattem. The total export of W lemls of loo m In 1861, olds sumomata to 122.1 M quieten. britrose In 1006 to 1,078,436 showing an increme la the else yeas of about 67i ar cent. Orem as this progress la all brancins of the Industry of Owed's has been, the prospects for the future are still more promising, tar an extensive and In f ans system of railways In all directions is of the country gra date removing the difficulties aad reducing the oast of transport, which have hitherto proved meet obstache 'to the production of the bulky articles forming the staples of edapied and the •of free trade which the country hai cannot to moist materially la the development of its gnat resources, and In extending ha cornamrce. The banking feelings, and circulation of the country have net bpi pace with the pressen of lb trade. In 1862 there were in Sweden& Mate Bank with a pirld u capital of Asid eigh p t Jointstoclt Beaks, with an aggregate mild capind of • , £1,161,979 against present capital of the Nate Bask 3,81131,M (1) and of twenty-niso Jalnadoelt Beaks sow =- Whig MOM 0) I , C 1400,000 . The tool drooletles of notes amounted at the fad UM to 44600,061 Ditto ditto, Ilan to These three show that rine the tare* lire of lb a cowry 1 hie rermad by IS per ter In tan yearn there to. been r hearers to re Teen et herr; capital only to the extent of Wier be per ear, sod to the carcolarg =apnea at cry to per Tbe boohoo et the Stake Bank and of ell the Mot Stock Basks, with ow exeirptioe, consista principally le grialing loans and credit math* secerfiles of tligcr-nt Wade, seed personal grantees, ead thew have dose little to encomia deposits or isominta of Ms. The Stockholm UAW. Bank 14 the exception. Ms bank was towards the end of lokt, with • paid up capitol ot Ghent Lid.ooo, mid it deserves apectaf mention for th 'MUM marommost, Wiled hes part/calash afro& at it, sad et diessmateg Mead Bills of laohrepa es" Tre= of its operations ham been rap seecomfoll. de the eel of lied it bed amine teed et &MAR, baring Paid avideoda at fd per east in, Pleas wet m for ism. The deposits with thin beak saionnted at the mid of 1101 to ZAMA O The m pad' of at the Other banks hoe hahis.highly resienerit. The old habits of psoete keeping their mosey and their ewe cue, and at payments with caelk baked et mg =6min yea Ile the few Is . for dhonunro7f,l2.l ° ,l4s c.creat i ftsbastiy become only book debts, Instead of being represented by tamer( accept antes the result is that mercantile requirements an always amtly and often nearly Impossible to promos M ahead any rate, men open the vmy heat securities. so that minima' ham tramently no other Mterwative left for the supply et their regairmaenta than the use of expensive foreign credits. all eircuthstambe warrant the cowrie:Ma that Swedes open an extensive and very meltable field of operation, for a new Bank. and at the seam time such a Bank must confer great benefits no the trade and cosomeree of the country. Swe This sh couv Bank. iedoe ha. led to the isiabilduarat a the Bash& and di The head eiTtablialuaeat of Ha Bank will be In London, with !mochas at Stockholm. SothenborT, and such other places In Sweden and Norway as may be found desirable by the tors ; with ageneke at Far* Hamburg, Amsterdam, and All =btm br are md ie be under the coatrol of the head calabash smut In Errised, ispertateted by • Meal bawd. Mammies. Inning experknoe of leash Banki g will be appointed, in order is tetradss the idea/dam. of that system lob Sweden. The business of the Bank will Melo le ' The opening of Curreat Accounts, Tire sculpt of Honeys on Deposit at Interest, Tie paroles. and sale e: British and Foreign Securities. The granting and nenstinean of 1 / 4 7" The purebred' and sale of Bills of Exchange, • The discount of Botha la ne parting of Whin o: =t e 'snd Circular Notes, The purchase so d male of Bullion ; and gesterally, the trans action of all isles reiatim to flanking end Finance. Ceres of the Millearandallif lad artistes of amodatiou lie for octlou at the Macao:the solicitors, lissom Hawse sod SOWN and at the Temporary Offices of the Company. Applications for shares most be made in the annexed form, accompani d by a (Wynn of 41 per slum. Preepeetsms and form. of &enamelee for dimes may be ob tained at the Temporary Oakes of the Sank, and the London Financial Amociation :Limited', 1, rhreadneedle.street, end the Bookers; Herm Tattle and Arf wedoes, Stockholm, and Witham Bolas and Co., Gothenburg, will abet receive appli cations and deposits for shame for tranmalaton to England. This form mast be delivered retire to the !tea of the Om aha" sod atm Payment al depagH, the eggikatlon to be retetoed by them. YORK OF arniacatant POO MAO& fie. To the Directors of the English and Swedish Doak gloated). Gentlemen,— Haring pald to your bankers, Megat. the eons of 1 being Ili 41111111 ii Of El per share oo sktres to the above Compmg. I hereby Te ma:et that you will allot see that somber ; sad I grin to accept sack shares, or any smaller farabar an be sDSYeI to me sad to execute the 'dicks of ameekikes w end to lay name being placed oa the mgleter of for the "harm so allotted. Name le Id Yedidastaa Prolamin' or Bonus 1. • Where the year 1861 le referred to biked d litt; the returns for the latter year hare not been obtdrAMlL ENGLISH and BWEDD3H BANK (Limited). NOTICY 18 11t1tBY GIVEN. thee the INGLIBII LIST of applicsatoot foe ahem wilt be CU381.1) eia WIDNISDAY, the tth lost at nom.—By order. Now. I. UAL lAMBS PILAU; Reprelary (pro Me). 4.1: 1 :1EILIAN ONYX MARBLE. Mean. HOWNLI. JAWED. and Co. a =ftenf aarydt as of their dim hal wtdeh of one thousand objects, emulating o 4 CLOCKS, Lumps, Vases, Jardinieres, Inkstands, Pen hays, and a variety of asesilse articles of taste, at moderate prices. This beautiful marble is perfectly tram/mewl, bears a very thee polish. presents a diversity of pleating tints, and can hothroed at chiselled Into any form uscessegylogatility orornanseat.--1,7,11, Zegessfeatreat, Paßiltan. VAST CHAIRS and FURNITURE. ROWARD sad HONW WARRHOUSIL sohllity sad =caboald ursncr Nessra. HOWARD sad ROSH =perk, .at TS mad 17. Remendrett, OdonLainet.. —Wow trabod estaissmas eaAppllcaflan. WIN R SEASON at HOMBURG — BAT HS WINTE RS Wan to ths dada. dada as water room, : al 0•1111111.11166 sad atinaleas of larger towns. The sag =ol g OlitsVe t the year. Numerous ad =teen mei to IL n &Waits • allay d rats sad eghtsdhlty desoesaal Ste, a . ' =eft. %Pp iiii sour* dse I • Nag ad -roo a m nd I f 1 1///4111 t alsgemil vldiasrie. open; . i ßa il iiiii. 4o •llll . lll= to lia=liss T o rs ; ..... he . Le aStil t it T oel naterit=t ar lasak b twel a z k air - sasedanset dopselassaS et as Cala Is Mai aidaakaledas smatefor a Y. Moak as esiaraSel Perla& I astratratair. The °reheat lama dabs aad toeh =ta md to ol : pad or sba s irsa iNn vay seated iy.d. „cizr,....t. ITha aro dada seal with • dew a. newts of - ad tlecoratad Ida simpasta esa a uellanres4r dory. I.* a salsa alma o la iso. A aver Vissarres ssiasy manse t eh aril Itimea s The extesdie pressaete of She 4111000 a abilllld banreldos• No, lessa ad halleered sum * ii=sbale to are iffa Celas ia tZ • ay. a Ilsar r Aires• s'elielt. Aa •as lessuor ass. say Mil so bras. as ameessals a redalara s i s: walla Matti l tlerit i t ai rdailMTa sika " =la t da ree t Wanly Md. Mresaliidatherdalss lass& . . . . . London—The National Bank. Old Broadatreet. Ireland—The Branches of the National Bank. Ibutebeetar—The Bank of_lafizzed. Liverpool—The National liana of LirerpooL 111t0L11211. Leaden—J. and J. Whitehead, 9. goorgate-etreek Ilanebeder—Thomaa Warner, Zen.. 9, Kamp-odiee-bnildinge, Crometreek =—Thomas Tinley and Bons, 44, Brown's building's. Idward Dan, Eq.. al, Banteosereee, Landes —Phu and Aliiii. a Mlncingolane. Itheepeth—glateher aad Ball. IL Cook.stnet. gthmthrinthilMiNaval.th,ciunor—John Jordan, Eat: (lath age ilerreyor So the tinderenitest Salary of of Ships). illitathili —Jose* Toothy, Esq. Temporary 011thee—Loadoe i ti, Tthormortmoweel Liverpool, -bnildings, Water-a:get. N In ane remarthWe In comethin with the mo rass or th an the rapist utensil= d the Mean trade of Livo In year 1552, the tonnage of bralgn steamers entered Mimes et the Customhouse wan 1118.111 tens, while in Illi...wasla gil Tigil ibblithth: whisk la the per sadism Jane, lllN iam ' liTh ".' Wesetior daps ef Meath surd hake, go moths improve. =or the wi i ci i l d. fuel . had . b i g y ea f e ct infiredneed, ng sr i ersers main mid r' latterly, ow to the baproverneets in athwart tel fuel and spews has beep effected, ace).........v......,,,t,,,,,,,regid-...fowe ate consommes of path 'Misses profit to their owners, bat swing Me Mee atirela Oki% they afford to shippers, they have, be este Mar, foth eatirely displaced :=i mania Nor .Maries -trying bade out of Lb has hem pathway a einsoffe. In the Amebae trade screw elelthells hath ibe plisse of the ewes osiellethed New York Woe pth2 N oterwriers 9 of f Uorria highest class of fine bone good, d elmethe passeggers hang Mill conveyed by azi pelath . 11% . Ilegemime et the Amweleth Import bade, vb., thaw iii loth mad provithes, the loss annually eastained wost rueg by Mobs the acted romps fr equently made by semis lase that thableesseet ithenpmed la these thrift wad la Wow al am sebum teethe extension of steal kebab& sea height% , ised there ma le so death hat the tastes them articles. which M " ememth allelleth lo MOM teak will tailsth* . **brit el sinethorthenths. graheltheS el Ms Compaq lath pies es the New Yost station a Sestet senewsiongews heat Livespdol sad Leadoff el 'largesine and greet athesitg, which will be alas to as almost ff isottltilio se ,bile MB of vessels, whilst at the same time, Imp the rookie* it tisk 'roam, they wilt tomemad a full share it: the therifriendis. and the Dine lors also Wand sending ea brae gamilegra Metes parts when ths war is del to en ea sad the Ismip• irpipsweil, and hath aim melee at: epee* imilii• womb et Se Brasil and other trades. f Ml6= it will Odetheny, arryht the morn themagem with tentand ei we themws. Emma lira ao asßovirilidn i. lati v been naillaiselle; lid it noir dimes lamb, co p1,1==.7...14:.... ALI= L. are 7 eit ameba proportionate limpoperrer them thew pro. tip thissemigany, which will be sailed at muds less coat, VW be leicted to Mathis a easammiMmly meth =id Ilea ;et the maw time, of such cateri in ad q that, - ea huge cargo of merchandise and pthaegsra. they will he skis la carry eufficteot fuel for their voyages loth oat and boom sad so avoid the expense and delay incurred .by coaling a r L order that the objects of this Company may not be even pethilly anticipated. a d that the stations may at once be owe- Pith weldor! arrangements base been made whereby three new theasers, of the dericriptlon Junketed, and to an respects saleable for the service. have been secured. and contracts have been entered into for the Wilding of others of about 8.6 iti tom each, and it is proposed to commence with a fortnightly service 'each way, lo be lacreased to weekly tailings as sow as the • womb can be got ready. The ports of departure shall be Liverpool for the weekly line, and Laotian to the eztent the Metropolitan bade may require. The ships wall be bunt under the hapectlon of Mr. Jnhn Jor dan flateiChied earowor to the Underwriters' leg/4th of boa tildpsi, whose garden as inspecting Engineer and Naval Archi tect the Directors have secured to ON Company. The nooses which has attended the formation of well-managed steam companies has been very marked. That of the Cunard and Inman Company is well know. The Pacific Steam Nests ties Oampany, whose shares SAO petit are sailing at Lit pee Mors. he" oat ot profits, given to lb shareholders uew patd-up :=;: h eeitid e lz the amount of the original capital, and pays a of 10 per cent. se 4112 increased bane, carrying ever at each annoal 'Dealing an almost equal sum, while many pirate steamship owners, with similar description of vessels, bet meek anther thee those this Cimpany intend to pcosea• ham reesped like results. The Directors have therefore every roman to anticipate a very great snccese to the undertaking. They sre not autotimer epos :: . :;fer t i on rae . : l % . ltt l, ..7 . l.r o o f yidlog r for this Compa nythan wiroctaitt poorer so remunerative to 'event wail known ose private lino la the Mediterranean and other trades, and have thus :12 a X i anbee of the experience so acquired, which proves that what la method, ander raciest management, to ensure Poinithis remits, are large ships with moderate but sultbicnt hone purer, and great carrying capaiy. 'llm Inarothctlea of the Limited Lishi And thy pr e inciple los ea undertakings of great magnitude like th present to be ringed out by Joint Mock Companies, which may embr .ce the eo-opersitios of shippers and of others interested. instead of by private cspitalista as heretofore ; the remit being that the sup porters of this line will become interested tp its success, and P''' tots the profile which they meth to awe. A t irf a til cations for shame may be addressed I. the annexed form to the Directors, and copies of the Prospectus may be obtained al the Tempers,, Offices a/ the y, seat the *Sae of the Brokers far ham been doitthere : hat ee will he emaciated thlesale..• deposi pi t of gl per share on the number of shame smiled ci. POlll . Oll AITIJC?Iy7011 . .01 IMAM -- i;ber«Zie - d - LiThi Cati - ers - 7 To the Medan of the National Steam Navigation Cowpony (Wilted). Oestistaess, —Haring paid to your bankers the sum of Z belle a deposit of LI per share on shoves In the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number, lad I agree to balsam a member of the Company lq respect of each shams, or is respect of any less number you eat allot me sad te esseelle the gruel. of association when required ; and I requestmap same may be placed on tho register of members for the allotted. _ an litoeldinks Profession or busloads Dste OONNIONUENT of PLANTA trees ROLLAND. J. C. STEVENS win SILL by AUCTION, MORROI M k s& Ns Ores& R Reeseoomlssit-peat Klateele sseagissUce , Oemegaedeus. arkw ee prqdßobvi of ett T oies ' , Burr . Conifer% lardy sot ecemehtel shrubs, ea.-011 view the sWrid of Ws, sad attelepee piOCA.DLLLY ** CRIN Ro OLXNI ROOM m m_ pIOCADIM SANSFLEpTUK JUPONS, Ilk IL, tfa Id., sad Ma pICOADILLY CRINOLINES PITYPED, ilea sad pICCADILLY C RINOLINES. The PATER 01,1WMA. or Wand hew does away with the witZresults of the ordlaary hoops. ad to perfect are the baade. Mat a lady may ascend a amp Mak, Iran salmi •throw bared( tete en armchair, pass to her OA at the opera. or occupy a fearth seat In a carnage. without taco.,.. Wars at halal es ethers, er provoklay rods remarks of the einem% Mar modifyhm In an Important demo* all thnae pecu liarities imams to batboy the modesty of Zh women ; and. lastly, it Wows lastly, the dram to tall tato graceful folds. Price Isa HL, 21a, mad Ida at Illostratlnns free. IPE!UOT?,, $7, PIOCADti.LY.W. rIVEILOOATB is IMPERMEABLE FABRICS. lILLY sad Co.'s Overoosta and Not tor Gentlsessa's wear daring atom sad Winter an rorterdl7 orw ti &sin sod aaahe • sad are cat MIMI dens notarial's, Ada► neither rsW, mist. desk nor now can ponseste. Prior, from Ito II wises► WWI and Co., as sad .q, 0110,44tilei, W .: 21, 12, and 11. NeWorred, landadmern ; end M. &WOO wows 'PIS SUITS of the SEASON.—HYAM sod c 0... Oohs oattro are oot wholly of macre potters. tt =slbl3llooldloi taste to wow the lotossesAo dlarsot MI Fowls disidooddlJlTO tor datum sod Wtotar ars c 'tor CA* tbsy sro codling is gray. MO NI. MK sod Cto. MI sad C CtsferOotroot : 11. olld Nstr.otrook sad 42. irkiPto. Lodi EAR ALI Ac z i n And ILBGANO AAMr sr/ Lit Thwiwilardwolinwo wow* osooket. wad wettottoo In wear. widow wads Is ell Ws moot nowt =MEWL Wok to order WAN. MttL wriat ott161 , 14:10 dasolattot. ._. • 21. 22. owl 214 MWWIPIW welt. ERIPW. ANIL . • MIN'S WOK" AL B I nt: . 10 121 0ostraeteri &Mei 03 the lat;risa lli tta S AMU tar al= s tfilegr aad BOWS India Pale and Barton Ake, sad 0 ton. and 4:33.'s Kiln afoul , Inaportars of Inner sad fipbrita—olless arid Ronk thaßoyal Nubia" &C,—Tla trade aitepiled es liberal terms /or oath. Now ready, never before published, price E SAY. EL DEMONI O. A LO BBy PAM MAE. Author of The Daiwa Motto," etc. The maw deur at the Lyceum Theatre Is founded nom this moat pined vemenoe of the heart. Lorain: Wird and Lock, lid, Ileedotroet. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADerasestrr Nov. 2..-APPOINTICINTIL .00,1 n• Madge W. H. ittly. to the Blenheim. Lisslosemit Juba .D. Butler, to be flag-lkutemest to Virs-Abithal We Checks H. Freematle, Com ra=ris-Litist at Deeonport. John J. A. Grevesse, to the Cumberland, for the Timm Waste" Amish's! Walter V. Browns. to the Faloco. Paymmtar Frederick Bums, to the Styx. Somas kosfinsed ie rank) William J. Eames. • Naval Cadet (nominated) Frederic W. R. Ford. Chief Engineer Owen Jose', to the Liverpool. To be Chief Eoeseerf-Tbleis "A' Reary Pomba% firtit »- appointed to the Charitsebrer. To las Chad Beirimoses, sad discharged to tbe Hall-pay lArl—Oreisa L. Carlisle, Wiliam Canis, sod Charles BroL WOOLWICH, Nev. & CONIECLATION or TNI New GAzeteor Cavitelll. —The iremmony of oonsimating the mewl, erected church ee Weetwieb-ootemon, for the see of the minims, ti ok piece yesterday, by the Lord Man. el Lanka, it this =Lis Royal klighsess the Duke of Clarehridge, the Goromanding-in-Chief ; the Right Hon. Earl de Grey and Ripos ika ot g Scats for War • Vlesassa Sydow', mid iir visitors, whe allied at • quarter to *levee co' amidst a sante of 19 guns from the tires Hill battery. A yard of honour wee Malicia& la frost of the church, rid the Lord gihop d Louden woe mortisd at the pruacipsl door of the eiloe by 12 ap itax.. lair, registrar, the Revs. G. R. Gleig, X A., geseral of the forces ; W. Ilms, HA., minims ehaplain Wolwich ; W. H. Wright, minima shaplai• at Chatham, and clergy of the diocese. After the services, which occupied upwards of two hams, the biehop,wilii the Duke of Gembndge, the Secretary of State kw War. Vie. count Sydoey, lee., proceeded to the frame' saesericom at the Royal Artillery barracks to partake of refreshments, and returned to London about 3 o'clook. Tire DM eiereli, which is named St. George's, ie a noble structure, is the Byaintioe style of architecture, from the &wigs of Mews. Wyatt, and is boa ea the wane plan se the celebrated *hatch erected by the late Lord Herbert at Writes. The officers at the gsaissa have welsoribed nearly 1,0301. lee lea elaborate interior decocatious and an organ, an. It costaine a beautiful storm pulpit, coloured glass windows embodying the most marked creole in the life of our Saviour, and the ceding and galleries ere highly nabbed sad &conk& AllE/14 Bevingtoo and Sons an the builders of the organ. The Ranger, screw strain vowel, Commander Wntialaw, arrived in harbour this day from the West Coast of Africa, and arder.d to be disamatled end paid off at this yard. She lies bees employed upwards of three yean oa the slave preventive service, and ham captured two good prime. The Sea King and soother freight vessel are ordered to Woolwich from the Victoria Docks, to =beck the 4th bat. Ulm of the Military Train Corps for New Zesburd. HER MAJESTY .9 SNIP PRINCE CONSORT. Yesterday the Freeman's Journal lays, " We are happy to liars that this noble ship was entirely freed freer water on Saturday ; and we nederstand that the leak, if it exists at all, cannot be ascertained. The reason why she had so much water iu her cabins, storeroom, wardroom, de., was, it is stated, in consequence of her pitching end lorchieg during the gels of last Thursday, her settings being actually down to the water's edge, sod this naturally caused much water to be taboo is. Her @Makin slate has been reported toile deleanalty ; and woes the weather petunia, she will lure for Devouport for a general overhauling of bottom. A large somber of people were at Kiegskiers yesterday to view the ' big ship, as she lay awayg mewed is the rods; asd a few ware permitted on board, who judged far themselves the correct state of matters, which have bees mach exaggerstelL Her Majesty the geese, we are informed, forwarded • rowinge to the caws sad crew IS Saturday. The telegraph we. dated from Wiodsor, sad she specially thanks the captain °Moses, sad emir Ilse their wartime io saving the ship :wooed after her dear husband. Tutenlay experienced divers went down to look for her part anchor, which sot adrift os Friday when she arrived at theiroadetoid. The Prince Otiosort draws about %relay s: feet ; sad if she mitered Kingstown Harbour, she might held securely on the maul; tides, when the Ajax is new ridlug. In our report on Saturday we stated there were eerie feet of water in her bold, where's It should have been reported eight feet, which is now well cleared est by the combined exertioas of her own crew, muse hands from the Ajax, and the donkey engine. Some perms were esrprieed tecasse this vend kept up steam is theta,; bat it most be borne is mind that when meo-ot war are at author in • roadstead they never let sass. down, far they us always at orders. to leave at a moment's notice. It was Mowing a half gale last night frees aceourpeinied by temente of rale. IS is only right to state that a rumour wsa simulated ihroegli tows last night that there were still grounds for believing that the ship was labcoriug outer the 'Foots of fevers leakage, and that there were still 1111,1131 feet of wow fa the hold, and that two of her Majesty's dd., esuld wire this dig to convey the Prase Cowart to Livorpeel at Davoopert", Taz DIFIFYLINGB OF THE Pooa ix BaraNAL-ozzax. —Yesterday attersooo Mr. Jan Humphreys, Middlesex thressr, refused at the &Alen Arms, Ilialler-ststht. &eh . . POLAND. BRESLAU, Nov. 1 Intelligenoe has been received here from Warsaw of the arrival at that city of M. )(Hondas and four high Russian functionaries deputed to reorganise the administration upon the Russian provincial model. The superior of the Augustine convent, recently occupied by the Russian soldiers, died last night. LEKBZRG, Nov. 2. The infantry of the insurgent corps which crossed the frontier on Friday has withdrawn to Austrian territory before the advancing Russian. A stronger band of insurgents on the other hand entered Voihynia yesterday. • THE FORTIFICATIONS OF CORFU. VIENNA, Nov. 2. The General Correspondenz of this evening says : " Affairs in the East continually seem more threatening. The still unsettled question of the remignatinp of she lonian Islands shows the tension ,prevailing that quarter. The lonian Senate, which demurs to granting 10,0001. for ihs Civil List, unites with Greece in pro tatting against the fortifications of Corfu being Several powers have decidedly shown how lt i re d- they approve of the important maritime posi tion of Corfu being withdrawn from the immediate influence of England, and the Porta has plainly declared that it considers the measure fraught with danger." The General Correspondent also denies that the Austrian government, has protested against the in sertion of the French despatches of the 20th and 21st June in the official yellow book. THE INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. lIILSRSEILLIIB, Nov. 2. the Menageries Imperiales ateimer Pelisse, with India and China mails, arrived at Marseilles at midnight yesterday. She brings 111 passengers and 930 bales of silk. The Patine accomplished the voyage from Hong Kong to Marseilles in 39 days. MOURNING IN WARSAW. The Russian director of police has issued the following decree : (a) Mourning, and in general all revolutionary emblems in dress, toed with the object of criminal ataaileatatione, are to be taken off. (1,) All wanes, without diatinotion of age, rank, or win dier:la, who are seen after the 29th October (10th Novena. harlot the present year in mourning, shall be arrested and taken to the guard-house, where they will be waned until they pay the penalty hereafter rpecified. (c) Women who hare lout a father, a mother, or • hue heed, may aloes wear mourning ea that seciount, but ea ondikin that such women shall before the 2911 k October (10th November) obtain tickets for that purpose from the director of police, and carry such tickets about with them. 1. Women going on foot in mourning drew are fined to. roubles. Those who are unable to pay this flee shall be imp inges& 2. Womea riding in their own, or other earrings not hired shall. if in mourning, be taken to the Meow barracks, where erring aid hones shall be detained until a tine of 100 rambles far each person is paid. 3. Women in mourning riding in hired earns' shall pay 13 roubles each ; the Eked curia" oak, or omnibus in which they were shall be takes to the Mizow barracks ; their imams shall pay 10 roubles for each women in such carriage ; the orris's and horses shall be detained twig the See is paid, and the driver and conductor shall be 'swished. 4. All employee whom wives and children are found in mourning shall, in addition to the above penalties, lose • moth's pay ; sad all pensioners, both reamed employes and their widows and children, shall lose a mooth's pension. DIAJos-GionliaL Lzweznr. Warsaw. OaR 15 (21), 1863. A CHOICE. An English gentlemaa writes from Mexico as follows :—" The following incident occurred this week at the station of the Paiuhnza Railroad. A Mexican girl—pretty and well dewed--wu pre parieg to slight from the carriage, whoa a French officer sad $ Mexican of eir in aspic and Elan new uniform, offered their hands to assist her in alighting. Tbe lady said, Entre un invesor yna traidor prefiero el primate' (Between an invader soda traitor I prefer the invader), and gave her band to the Frenchman. The Menian started as if he bad been shot, his bat fell oft, and he stood for some seciouds perfectly stupitied.” nel-grena, the thventegaise adettne as the death of Amelia Joliette Ware, mini nyears dlegall to have lost her life from blood-poiaoateg ocaseqeirst on what was stated to be bad &asap is Goergeetristh, Is that dread, as ektormly • reported in our edema Mr. Foes, eatioiter to tae Te_l_tr; ; Dr. Pearce. medical taw of health ; and Mr. G. Bain bridge, surveyor in chief of Bothaelgreas, were pre sent on the pert of the sailcloth** of Bethzabgroso. The deosesed, it will be reedleci.ci was the child of a carped*, living at Na a Goorgoatreth, sad died *a Friday weak, making the third child lost by I ELINCTIoN 01 A COMMON COUNCILMAN FOR Aim the same family is a fortnight. Another child that had Gni Wtan.—YestiwAsy _aft/moan a westing of the Ida bees seined with the sumo symptom, rearmed as being U.S utast. of the Ward of Aid "In nardmote assembled, * to Bow ; and a fifth that stayed in the house became pars- wea h a m a s the Ward IcMel Commithearoom, Mitaailtrest, lroal en# feeble. The father was alto wind with similar Mineral. for the elect/ea of a Denton Camaitheea for ta• Slows. Last week the mother attributed the deaths to remi g o d ar of ib s par.& esanhey liming boss oreeirasad by alluvium ham the drain which was carried under the bath the election 0 ( Mr. Andrew Lek to e.prwet the ward in parlour aid whin the jury west to the premiss • feel the Court of Aldermen. Mr. Alderosaa Leek presided upon lona wil rortafidl *erred by them.. After the rworsP - the ceasein. Mr. David King, maalboo of the Common tad of *airy, mace additional *dames bather bees o,, lma n, proposed, and Nr, &Oar sransgad, 31r. N. X takes, the Ivry reartaida verdict " That demand demitasse • ann an id a 4 r , 11l up eb t , Ta mmy, Kr. Whitioga repro. amid fever, vasslenisil want of doodlers mad the a s a w4 ow w a rd is die Commis Causal foe 24 years, mid beellease bar iperlabh - Th e radial eePootod to bit bad served as deputy for noisy years wider the fate Alder. °grad with Kraal mAidactiea in the ernirded wart. nth Bampliery, but ha retied on St. Tboonasdny last. is Paulo W OVA ACT.—LoAN 101 MANCHIBTII.-- amseqesnas of illhealth. Mr. ti naufaated, and Mr. A dopamine' from Masehestar, amaittbig of the Mayor, Sir Hobson secceded, Mr. Suter, a gentlemas who is am of the Xikansh Armitage, Alderman Bass t% and th.Towe 19tark, eir the poor of the City Udall. Fash of the ow& kavaremetly had as interview with the Peor-law Elrod Ett immi eddreamil the meeting, *ad upon a show of kiwis with refaceara to a the for laths amber the Public than was a large majority In favour of Mr. Whited& Works (Maaufaatiarlag • ) Act, the object being to A pullw, however, demanded on behalf of Wr- findlbt apply far a km. for the employment of unemployed costae whisk the edemas Axed to take piss between the beam et aphorthea, d 60,0001. wider tbd ath. Of this sum it is tea sad four o'clock this day. Proltssa employ 130.0 01- le noddle salamis' waft ,- OXFORD LOCAL EXAMINATION& —The dialriba- Walla far the est, ; MAX, is to be *spaded ta buying tics of the tithe sad oatilkates to the sucomeful again; nod in preparing a Public roinetw7 and Al n - tithes as the late heel emmievelee et the Usiveridty at osolodsr Of tb• mewl is to he employed la FaSiag shod , °dad teat plena es tr. inhere theatre of ta. mialma in the teerathips of habitat, Otteethant, aid la 2.ait e s k Bk a d ag b eas . " s n ow y ! du rum ., by Sir Jobe 'the arid flaerataster. Pahrantratiia preanani of the keel assocatioa. In yea- Thal= 11EDIOriant BALIMAT 0111111011111 AND imam pre e sedla in , the ri g ht bon. ebairmss hollowed is dallotnatlON.—Tbe Asa marl theetslameat adhens of caosiderabls leegth, after which he distribeed ea WIWI of the foods of this iastitatitis is to take plass aa ilia IM sad eertiticales is the eatesl at the Maymerket Thoth., cm whisk mad= Mr. aceempaaying melt preoestatima with ease aatiable b rorti a6l 4 ad )Seat. Chaim Mathews will appear. emmaregmmat. ROYAL GALLERY OF ILLUSTRATION; Mr. German Reed's novel entertainment, the "Opera di Camera," entitled .7essy Lea, was giros last evening for the first time. Mr. Reed's ob)set is to premt a new resource to the amateurs of node, by giving them a dramatic oleos se mimple in form and so easy to be got up se to be within the reach of drawing•room representatioa. Nowadays, there is swag es se much private musical se well as dramatic perfoemanes that our musical dram omen many ladies end gentlemen who could both act and sing moth a piece as Jassy Les so well as to r ford • delightful evening's peathse to their audience and to themselves. And this is the more cape. idly the case as this little chamber opera is really a work of great merit, capable of r4fordiug pleasure to the most refined dramatic and musical testis. Whim we mention that the L i bretto is written by Mr. John Oximford• end the music composed by Mr. G. A. Mennen, our readers will at once be satisfied that it must be a production of no common order. Mr. Reed prefaced the opera by a little prologue, delivered 101 much liveliness, in which he humorously described some electioDemiag festivities in the country, for which he had beau called upon to produce an occasional entertain. meat; and told how, after many difacclties and perplexi, Mae, he was at length enabled by the help of kis Maud, Mac brew, to furnish this chamber opera. rOf them peeresses three am. Mittens, on the stem he tells heroine VIM parecented by Mks Ant "'yeast, the young Weals lady else bas lately gained so emit favour by the sweeties' and simplicity with ',Walt the warbles the iodise of her native principality. An actor is net made fa • day, and she and her fellow &bursars will require some little thee to bootees inured to the border But her seliem nevertheless, was natural and pleasing, and she sum &SOW Ivey. In her speech there was the slightest meappost el Oneltrise intonation, but this was rather plowing than otherwise. Mr. Whan, who bad the part of Gilbert. is a tallorMllooking young man, with a good tenor 'Mee, and an unaffected maser. Mr. Wilkinson, the representative of the gallant sailor, meted with considerable vivacity sad theeditms. He bee an make baritone voice, and gives mush. premise as a singer. Mims Poole was &hod al I. the character of the young gipey. Admirably attired, she looked very handsome : the mellow tames of her fine termo.iepraao voice were nothing less than delignook and her whole performance, vocal and &made, was • sped. ism d sensummate art. MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS. These interesting, instructive, and truly popes pirtorressoes have been resumed. The concert of Lei , eight at St. Jameenhall was the first of the sixth who% and the 132nd sines these entertainments were originated in February, 1859. Daring an this period their moms, eassi• datable at the very outset, bee been steadily ineressldg; the lbodsy Popular Comsat', seder the libaml and *dish= • • adastaistratiou of Nr. Aram Chappell, may. be regasitei me one of the most prosperous cud most firmly established mined entertainments in London. DRAMA. DRURY LANE. The solemn soliloquise of Manfred were agree ably relieved at this home lest night, by the production of • rattling brae called Beauty or the Beast, from the pea of Mr. John Osenford. This trills, which is of Frank at* Yas fell of acetic compliestioas as a trick by He get- • mesa, and has sio Ism than. Wee chasm of sew in the • • spies al an hoer. It is filled with the Maiden practioal fan of tbs Fantonoini;c order, accompanied by Malaise ihkat never sieMns at trifles as long se it hits its raw*. OLYMPIA. The faros of A* *la Rise in Apiries ha. b t withdraws M this hewn aad its place Ma 'applied Is.t night with a Conjugal XiCUO fl This little oilseed** originally played by Mr. Babson and Mn. Stadia& is now supported by Mr. Atkins and Mn Leigh Murray. REPLY TO THE ADDRESS OP THE CONN:IIZ RATE CLEMY ON SLAVERY. The following is a reply by ministers of the churches in Scotland to the " Address to Christians throughout the World, by the Clergy of the Con federate States of America" : We, the undersigned ministers of the churches in Bent land, in reply to the 'mewl made to us in the "Addrem to Christians tiroegboet the world," recently patios& "by the clergy of the Confederate States of Armories." feel bound to give public expression to our viewa, last our cos tinned silence should be misconstrued, as implying either acquiescence in the principles of the document, or indiffe rence to the crime which it seeks to defend. We refer, of mune, to a single topic—that of slavery—as it is handled in the address. We desire to say nothing in isomiatent with our country's attitude of strict asutrality as regards the war raging across the Atlantic. We do not discuss any of the political questions commend with in origin, progress, and probable issues. We offer no opinion on the measures adopted on either side. Nor are we to be regraded as shutting our eyes to the past sad present sins and shortcomings of the North in relation te the African Mom The one object we have in view is to expresa the deep grief, alarm, sod indigestiou with which we have mi. rued the pleading on behalf of shivery la general, and American slavery in particular, to which so many servants of the Lord Jesus Christ have not scrupled to append their WPM With the feeblest possible incidental admission of "ahem," which they "may deplore in this as in other rids floes of ineakint" we find these men broadly maintaining, in the most unqualified manner, that " the relation of master and slave"—" among us," they add, to make their meaning more explicit—" is not inoompatible with our holy Christianity." They thank God for it, as for a missionary iestitatios—the best, as it would seem, and the most suc cessful in the world. They hold it to be their peculiar function is defend and perpetuate it. And they evidently contemplate the formative of the Southern Confederacy upon the basis of slavery as one of its fundameotal and permanent principles or el/meets, not only without regret, but with entire satisfaction and approval. Agaiest all this—in the came of that holy faith and that thrice holy name which they venture to invoke on the side of a system which treats immortal and redeemed men es goods and chattels, dinner them the rights of 1:1411/Tiage and of home, catalpas them to ignorance of toe first mailgrams of educatiou, and exposes them to the outrages of lust and petition—we most earnestly and emphatically protest: We do not think ft needful to argue. The time for argument has for many • year bean regarded by the whole of en lightened Christ/skim as past and gone. Apologists for slavery, attempting to shelter themselves sod it under the authority of God's word and the Gospel of Jesus Chriet, are to be denounced as really, whatever may be their Mien. ttoo, the worst enemies of both. All reasonable allowance, no doubt, should he made for the circumstances of Christian animaters rolled in Pro vidence to labour where slavery exists. SION 111171•1111101, even, on their part, rider what they repel es uujustitiable and dangerous movements on the other aide, might be ex cused as not unosturel. Aed if we saw them manfully lifting their voice on behalf of universal liberty, and setting themselves to aim at the instant redress of the more flagrant of the woes incident to • state of bowlegs, we should be mewed calmly to listen to their representations as to the best and likeliest practical methods of promoting the lore sect as elieratio• of the condittoh of the slaves, and se curing, within the shortest period consiraent with safety, their complete and dual emsucipatioe. We am reloemet to alendon the hope that, upon recon sideration, sod in the view of the sentiments now ottani mously held sad expressed on this subject everywhere else, all over Christendom. our American brethren may yet be in duced to take spa position more worthy of our common faith than that which they at primmest occupy. Eat, stall events, the obligation lying upon us. as thins now stand, towards towards ourselves, towards the rhumb and the t b mw el Z towards the /Stile and the Gospel, is to mooed, in the stroopat possible terpia, our &biennium of the doctrine on the subject of slavery whith the Southern clergy teeth. sod Ism whisk they net ; sad to testify before all mikes that any "Oa aspire, ft republic contituted ot reoonstructed, in these dam of Christian light and liberty, upon the basis al thee deadaia, Ilisetieally applied, must in the sight of God be regarded ea founded tie wets and crime. sod as demerelag, not Hie blessing, but Hie righteous wrath. Nearly one thousand signatures, including every clergy. awe el as* have already been received.