The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-31 00:00:00

•;_%Sti!'APEA 1 411/ s's auaxa O rp rtsl% t II ,• r•I • C.k."-.. '';'.'.. se /ri,. ••-s• No. 3,184.] VOR BOMBAY (Ise shipping day 10tb November) L. ell from Graremod 14th N• remteri. the witeOld Die Pa S. se iscarsr.e.t'Z's. ° Lelitt.'Vinzottls m s — LitT=AM 1)tog In Ow Elia halts Pots. Tht..lllp los walks' WM. imulstion. psmoizert, so I will carte 110 For frol.lit_ pr_ teeter sti.ly to cartes Pt. TRIATR ; le ALLPURT. awl BWILUA.N. 1* Lorkeiiken-alreeL isTsw ZEALAND sad AUSTRALIA. YIIETtIICII 'OTTO mad C. I.llllLTerttes laterbae tgen.-4 tb. ahme More ace MINI Is Ihreet rN reercer Raj n ot etermsebe .... r . Lbelt arra rd Mere rat have justly ralatillbed tat tiodslaUG sad bleb se. Euro. of ibis kr et cedre tar'seyerlod. Tr argot sad gthertok.nt) ..f usaddyear is mbar by each mod Meg reel Thertte. )err nor we es Ise rad be serbiest= te.l,g •Ikiory war The VIM 61111, N. leby had dl 1 u: unclo4.l table re trek rd eseb re riles a rid oualint,l meter 101.0 ere em rare Is ehe rd Day: ____ - et.t. , (Unalaa. Tea Pan. 11 Y. --o• Royal ettartta.llll. R. 1111 Ar=" l " Ost A Ms !north.— ,J. Mors .... 1/1 Ansaad Is LW. U limos of Alsa l Sboanaa wk.. neo I w= • ."° Nov 21 Molt:lbw% ),I. Robinson.. 613 1100 _....... , Nor.* hia Alio an all am elm. NW& bad. malibaraiso of (nicht aro to WA." than by soy saw mob an On bartla—F height r r mom& aPcil to 1101:110=11 Co., Alb* Sow Coionaos Rama. To. coolant London. QTSAM to th. CAPS of GOOD HOPS ..4 izermaqinr= wi r m ing i e L ___ victor% Docka. • arg• co . be viered =wk Neetn i t r • t*embee s. iNp by tab mai we isgemire 7•Ve. to—t. s. I "et* to W. S. LIN Debi MI CO.. S. AIIIIIIIMMIL w'l EANI to AMERICA.--The LIVERPOOL god 0 PHILADELPHIA STEAM our ooltromir_oono ob. n mesiv teen Clyde bat Hos Saw Ma* Dew LI VERPOOLto PHILADELPHIA as foams: I IT% OV WASHINGTON ..........W .10 Noy.. 1841 I ITI Or 31 a3l CRUM:I .. ...... ..W .WO Nov..— I ITT OF ILILLSINOWS. ............W : ii Dec.. I A S OAIOO V .no Dec, taus Ihre we r b a lV oa .........= NM Weft sodi Illerik, a. ll eixs" .. C: 1 OTOlgo la 0 47 Plaiataiplia ea ra alc -...a..1 -, • I L NO ,i swo w WILLIM tad U. . •ofle Ss amens' sad lawspiaa Masao Comana. no, Leaks. I,IIA Kid rwitas DAILY, try theMALLPACYMIS, .1. .0 NVIII sad Clial.-1501TM MA P s yk a Clisnael. si et t r i aall n ,na r :wog , win aw l : iv L i z a. lislr zw : t = b r as , PI 0 clj e lhcaxt la 41s.a. lima. ity h r ds, ...:: PIMISINe IM mime At rem or rASBBIIE, 00L00311. sad THE RHINE, by the Realipli Rea.a—A ROYAL NAIL orsamn ism le NEMO won *IA Isrampt 'Mae al MIS p.a. mad OS? D fee DOTER wiry vaR4 lezer zek OMlNOO IS CM Wm I:maw tan Dam et Ostead •= se toz io. l/s. =Mle Waked the chief IA ao. tl4. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCK& fie Modes Alp in Mr krMN witeuerds !a Ihe VI Dab, IPOOTLAZD• LITANDOCLI lITIMPID 47111L51 . f Owed Oocals 1 sad Calcutta Milboomma 03 lo Juin_ ..... ei ..... • Ow of Um URN Liao of Asa Wry totow•olopf Pogo Os. f Om of Ilbo Amarallia Author, guava 'a eon. "'`'°` Or of am lie of aellififf Ileanotppeo. SWIM AlltaltolllllNT7. th rODI we Named Im i ezzr . DOC= oaf MAW ifto . ll, banes lie sal lbe I r ak Vagilib i r trdl. W S A 11:: : :26 I andia ions ANNIE. aro mama ay by U ooroll oi Xa Ntl o oharood gereott do l alitable Wow that of the alba ado of the Part d e voldie es an cbard lb. Cenral or ?goys =lle v' lIIIIde by Ttleer De b olt d =oslia. um ORS la I: . tt i lia& Se lbe Maeda will be gar ft to r Si. lie %Min Ifflanto or atesiyard ale MY Mat Olio& cuaeula i a= ididd otw ilidikd ad 611." d Mee allh ol pleb dike veye ds ini eivr - 21:... V s., des a a m il dame of ...... tad slok of /mal Mhos si as /a Zo on be ate %XI ot . ==. di' " a Leo& V I(TORIA (LONDON) DOCIUL—Tbro Desks ~erer tory PIM! ill etwr ...zwurznia rsnytpir thcaor . I Leadsol De me. 13. Reobleas. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAT.-ALTERI6 TIOS of TRAINS fee NOVERREIL—He dW a.le WWI from Paddretee will be arateratekl bet== sea rill Tbe µea levila from lbadastea will be art Ulrebsei The leer. Iris free SRO St Trio. war The 2.30 up. +men free Rai( will elan at 7.2 " Mi11i le 0 arra mar at betemedlidetrireew The 13.5 sr. op tear bra Cliellsarro 2 w iret at 10.4, aall will be 5 rare. 4111114 a. at sr leas as ea Ilertader Tbe 535 pr. ap tear fear W O la bbd will be T , arra earlier at itallemer r The t Les dose crap era ea /urge la rairear as re ae irtadco. CLKENCESTER. Stroud, Oirmeavater. Obi,Rumba's. TO.MOBROW, November I. r RTCORBION TRAIN .IU Man the PA I.IOINUToN eTATION at ttO p.m., returning ea She fallentni Wary tram Cheltenham at 10 p.m., and lateemellat• eleAlow ma pa harlstlb. Vans :—Oznement or Stroud. na WWI k' o:ol."Vter or threnlant, 10, sad In Ruh preenver 1.111 be allowed re tern padre al luaus cry. YEOVIL. Frame. Trowbricrip, Milikeham. and TO MORROW. November 1. as SICVR- IifO . N TRAIN ba EV.DINGTON STATION at bd p.m Mersin, on dee from Yeovil at AO pn2 and Inter obviate natio= se psi -- - - ?AUL et.:l peabrabed Xibilant _ . b. ed. . Sa. di Tr .•• WON. If 20011117, sed Mrs .... Od. Bruton yid Cris Cry ... . E‘Ch a•+rrar .1 ill 1111 . 106i1i . imams of i 5.4,46 °WY. VICTORIA RAILWAYa—OEELONO and 11ALLUILAT LINE—Lelt: the lint IscUe of Tenet Line et ashen to Adettl.le. SO.Cem 'Aare. c MO each. Deposit. ltia ter there. No call will he made geld ..baranteeti latch-4 It obtained. tn-74, hint 1111aoestreet. lty . The (kelor.4 end Rallerat Railway le Re tatlepee.tent eendene. sleadirot ate owe toertte, to a stead the ranee, canna alumnus. Loyi• line) r•aotpkted between efettextrne mid tiethad. to the populous gold elletrlet Illatland, and as the first ...edm of a direct lan of rad tow from I ketone tea own in lb. Phr , nretat to 6 per alt. ea the Amerce et hettal Lealtdstete to to vb. that it eyed be ; the blued. .4 lb* lifrector* I. to nit n much blabit reek nigh the Legtelatturo Irktotta sill Avjwailin: oaths. enalairles eat tie tem r^tal rate et Were-% mho. el. and *eft the istatedistelt l i tre end. arra toe by anottwa BMWs Pam Wise web Lewd .I=l:nsad T,.rres of Aprietilis far lbw* mt.% had et Ito COlyr. e office.. and the lie der la I wise. J am 4114- 1111. E.*. Ye. S t Waraforiveurt. Tbru t eloonesahreet eh* pia. app: fit Ir o. leatee F. hi/ULM lierehey. Lade... Odder ed cORDIN(111 WAI EXPIWOFB ete the beet artlAr• tar are; they 1,4'1 steed d trialblee. ead re Web etc_ Thar reaaral ame sail Man al the why sta., ovy. la ai• Cl i tlr t i . hew i talftrat thaw ett'ity. Canby'. Ii iota u the bah war atalls far air' wry a. s *mime hvi. sot requirhig to dreadar k* eon la mem du Wm*, Piety% Ma. ... 10,- .lthelh. Imam iggleep s olls Is Mak ur isivie 10 lAN Unyoirel. labowmrs* fr Jo. ed. each. or 401.. pseduali.— 414 x. Sly" utrak rare el with thbar. raw .4 J. C. CuIDIN CI. e. eon tapla. UPTUREIL—By Royal Letters Patent. Alf ITA' 110C-Nstibt LbtEit TRVPS banned entserde 1..-4 :Mimeo to lo tee mest In Ile earstles intoned U ZAN In. ten toe errettil se eh= isrefw In U. Went; b hem • einel : mit rate mien mend die M es oldie Ute re.J. . r -.Ana peeve in surd* the 110C.VA P ty. AD lAN Slum . so mode eye end dose es think scot he M teem I. ea. iney bse men .loree • skonlowe eisesiee may be W. as I tM Time roMank.l Pr pod, on rm eireturAteene of the Mel, ten Indus Won the MD. Wog MN /IP the n.‘hr, my. wrlfTlf, Istecntily. An tratbsbed ynne es lbe awe etlanobb met slew& noes lestlea riIItIMJSKMAIL Preteeb.d by Jinni LW.," A Pabst et Mtsksil. sul esented la Ins ash et Ilse Melo d. n.• mos as Pee* sad the Imperial Wens 4 Methane. rm.. Tarr NY. Mal. Is aims* fee rela la tkis. •;...• nal ease% sad anneals. 4111 IMO" NOM Mer. N a 3, ellactmlly. la tbe Aare sere of lane w ar eimensidt sol slants arliane. an was. et Mae Amen iris so lag we* sheaths an Lauda, ter Ictie Want Om of • Wile alb' lestalasm TOsetemsk.l•3. Is Ike mg* tor t•-• awl et drew?. slilib„ oda% t i e r =-----.=..t,......r..-„. ~..... .x.,,.,. • ao,l 3, an Woke de t lik e Milk aal 4 fit gaiNa tteTt ti ::‘. 63 T hIlo bs"" c elli L o r il ichrhort 1+ Nor. Ilk ; end In ga 111., ar. ar. Te letno ewer 1 1011tead; ii:lart rh o ti ... M i r ..140 4,4 Le4 . 1 . t :a he a s d i. ; M. 11. Incemoresited, e. Ilastenaress. ; rroi besiallar. A WieuriniarkeemDmili. Lades AM e llieLts Yd As to •Vde sad Co. *moor.od . . ac e ` wk. s crici i i Co. OYAL EURRNY GARDENA COMPANY ILlNibeilL—Alll POMBA Wag saj LAIM*, Dessild spirt ar=lionuril a c 'sewl Unmet to the Mete Wehreri before SATURDAY, the IM I TIZ.=- 1 17 calm WILLIAM KUM BeerfAary. Oct. $. ISA THE METROPOLITAN SALOON OMNIBUS COMPANY. Ibtoorpoested by Act of Pottlaroeat. a h gVflet. esp. 47. Mom £1 Ws sot to eloped Is pre Oars Depidt Is per Airs PATRONS APDIIO}OIIMIT WSW& UTPeak X , 41 . Boathook E= ifs, Dart.. Chasibertals of the City et Londos. eiraSe 4. Conks. ish•Oirtie. .ems' Timm 114ASIsttso WS" lattle Illesay. Jour Gores mist* Nve•er les Iltasices„ sard Co.l. Pau. otaltione. Mr. tbsessi NabareNer, N. Leonard'. fros a r . Q. Donk! Hooker Cralllai. Howard-road. Newiwtoe. traVgaitrili g itillit=n• : 111. ZNorth Midland Bad Baur N. Cribsgaz Niratresi T. mith. Ibrores Cheis 4 oll4.lleitsirsiL N. thou RIM% & Charle, II J 17 7 14 1.16 To=reet. Naloßl-4111140% MIN& a Ilk poser to Ala to their stastee.l alliasaii lax=l. far .ft••••'•-• iiiiihir...— , 44 11 01 0 .1 4 fa r14 . —. 6. 7 1 = be 741 .A baleale . 114114:11.411r. aped op a:b op ea be gelid of Uie reareee. IS ", lis f pas Its 80111 kos. APPlealisa Ix Sans Mt To lba Vito Woe Omega Oleflar. be no Neu laibla SMEAVO par ea Meet of rep Ilillapps am se Tame bs. la ta1........... .... . ......... gas I • ----__ _______ ___ ______. warns. The CIO Beak. Nam. Mame. Ow Palliate SAL Olko-No. ISB N ! . 1. Ann. aft. addl. rill Thesills.lassereisis, Ma Ille . °mills We TZ:lsn amembe lsiered ' ." "miumili- - ill - - 6, iegfasbh ". I ' • Minn use 'OM , Mr beratr . _, Mom " . Ni =l iam blarld si. eareileit . so • . m . • . New M -4. . 1. si il. Is war b ir 4 • ..a ... et . s ...k_wicz... of Ow z .... . TM imerAs = gibe algaimar eg am sa lbe ta• Alitiiiin fr. ..._esAllir milk kispdt ef LL .r am. we PUNCH'S TOttrr bi rill- r tar ei lB67, with a tr o. ll 2 :llVstrgm : itialarary" - Wro o sall U. lkoresstaitnal. g 4. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, . 444 sr et usk ia ls. as. sod r tiewei .ek mem et deign Di g . 116 4Am 444. 4106.-lesktisa. ON wlis. WI OR BALE by Private Ontrast, is owe or more Loft. a PISJIIINIPLII =TAM el& Peottemeetwe Tillso—A fa QM Omit Is Waist =la otegio 46Bs emohitoor wdi WaiTliiso=t opartlei et .11 temates eeempier ... i trrrAtezzrrrrdttt ei.7, . Dais. gloom atilloelood to tiro. • •••ilmer. WHEATSTONE'S HARMONIUMS, in solid arm minialmitsred by Was sum& for elivgaissi. oc"1M : „=11,1 4 ,..D., icgroo- - = - %by tim a ....... oa .......... lO Outset. Via Ow Plop. • gamess, Paregrios Ageism l6 °sinew. Will Ono Stop. Flamm' Oak is Malagasy All l2 Ottingag. Wilk nese btomg, Own Tars, Ws gigs Will Weis . . ri Osisag. WWili Mow ....... ................. .... ill 3O Osisiges. Ilse. 1142•1114•11mEme We sob Olga labibitiou Mg§ lledd kr Ilanmsgisegg Is As gmbmige ingelmii Tin& Ihinsseigr I•WWl4gigAt es, by Algrmathe. at privatises MI6 MI tglmdmosa. THS CHILDS DAUS AT autl -roonuts. THIS DOT'S OAT AT A (MAYA. AND TEA YOUTH'S 1301 T AT A OUISTA-AND-A.IIALP. oerr.ne n& and YAK sod (.:0:8 ATTIRE, 86, OXFORD- Ire Ire the Tram tram theses et allldloott to balk . .. d im Ito= mp toloao . r. 1 .1 : 1 114.Cat nil* tratattr u s; Wilkie Owes, the *Mel MIA als. and sew are arm are sent at like kraut penllde prism PAGES' sons AT Ma. FOOTMEN' SUITS AT Ma, AND COACHMEN'S SUITS AT da. HTM mad CO., 88, OXFORD•STREET.—AD reds sad coassaies foa Serra:de Lberica ot cm, sod Co Id doSaIS Oda dameapOos at Dna. at a Midst. Naas Ma tbs art oate n wags sod Waft- OM * Nig the malarlslo am et the want durable sad OM Ie FINNETTE MODEL WATCH. 153. Cheapside —AI AY otoeufactory. A my gnat worlots of the Dewitt &Ana. •n the Mat huproystooto; Wyo. from I cilium PAL bon rm . but Gyms Yatety.7ll o. otat. la COALS. — By &row and Railway.—LEA sad Ces MOM aid Tom W. per too. dined from the Colliery by mow Mamas el TOO taw bunt= of the liareakowe of Leedom degrees Seowarta Wallowed. delivered. mewled. to say part of liderke. M .par toa,eada—All order. to to addreeved to LKA sad Co Werth l <odwa /Mime Ow& Weelwa. Ilivia we. Waite" or dianiesd. 40ENT-PEO REQUIRED foe BARLOW'S 11W MUTED SELF-ACTIMO STIPBOX TAP slid' or p coma k sn i A:er j ar i zrAllig ir li=ll,2 Va n = . p.m lb ma *me min et ale, TM h* NlMmiTge le as Id* spear smalsa m Mmack em ft* Meat _ Mow 4 rt g i a:= l.l 2,l m"..7=';31 1 41. 4, .... 4 E ,lMk.".rth. dk er"..a.—x.s.mgrt.‘: "" J Ada iii, wun.dree k Mandoottsios. es may arlido. iiiiiiarisimrSom Mitaiker. RUBINO CASES .- At Mr. MEM% BATA UM. 112. /10.24412•22. I*. 46 Pemba an enhibitot ...SM .. . esolons ia j== Isteseas CAM. yoilleeem. Emloor a" "le ." mr•= w yee. diem i5010. 82. 6M bi 22166 161 ler dos Ws se of orgasm TO "LOVERS of FISH" (Fifth Season).— OEN UIYII YARMOUTH RD./ATI:RR—Bien hlghl) s► teemed delkwelew forwarded to all WO on rucullA 01 fhe losuilut under In Keay postage Magoon or pcwooffWe order. lon *time. . Od. tW Rapeclally flamed. . ed.}Paaaplaeßadad. flood full and Ada etlreetlwa, county, and Dwelt Whodow.—Aekbaws THOMAS Llirrld. Rua.. lois war. Goss anaoulk. /(INAHANII LL WHISHY.—Thie celebrated eld Isba Whist,* biddy essorsissdad r tbo most del du r sad orbolosotso orbit, either for arra et to toallelsol put. pm; b b sr Wily more. &to mild. sad, bra &mellowed •Ith ma% Is fess bar tars tter or b est i ng qualdlos so south carded to to lora MAW Or Ito o Is orkilsorisb b. &l. &. 01, St sa ✓o raboalablo nisi! Lassos la bora and lis *ay b ; tram Um is to lie prbichal los so of Illsdirl & ar wboloode from rafts& lefttr a lloXl4 ..d alirril. 11. Orr literbullwrost. no- 01 IT HE successful Results of the last half century hiss pro, of beyond stwAlon that ROWLANDS' MACASSAR. posers puevllarly nourishing P.m. In Ibo growth. MinnthAri. infers Mild , a the Cowin bail. od *hen two) other. orolle Ow it IMMO tt from fol Lag ar or turshas .sty, KrvOilstbadl *Oa .111V14tros scurf msldandrlfL and lashes II beautifu ll y soft, . Ifor clubirrn It Is sap many recomftwoded.ras fomstag a busuldul best 4 bate. MAI 3. Id. sod Ts ; faintly to four small). Dw. (s 1 ; sad double that MAC Vh. the wrapper a each bottle ars lbs words '' Rowlands' OIL" to stow !etas*. Is two Masa Boil by A. ROWLAND =NS, 20, llattaa.ganks. Labial; rd by obssidots sad pd- FOOS and DAMP AIR.—BARCLAY'S MOYMIATIC CANDY hoe foe ray preyed re seeded pestovettre then tb 111 4 eele 4 the typo Ai. ttlith ht the wishai rem an re te= leteellmillt Ale le soot te proem tha as to M ids& ine thaw obit weir from catty Ds BARCLAY sad MIK A ; DM MA by de& appointateat lot ell rett,lole sislimme. asil irdir.os H e la Date N. art IA lit anti,—(lttoote Nose too he openetee sakes the helm et "smug ial &a' eo- Om matt Okra to mei hoz. ' . "' -- ar• c GREY HAIR RESTORED to its ORIGINAL COLUR man afae, misty, sad fortalety, ba Ur PATENT °ALVAN IC CONGA and 21122,2•111," union Ha sa ia = ansaly far ..,.a.. Ainandin .W. 31 puma:ate, - Why NW Inern, (HM .. RAIL af 2 / 2 1.0119 , law astapa.—Collon: V. S. H aAem tawataanlan Nal Ina Wed as balt ow sm. AVM*. CHM. Nana Gary, Cralsi Paine_ ; dianfida Atlllorna,24, 014 Bondadang; Illerlft M. I Tim. Wm.. 2, Ldaafdaatant. Nettaaa-aginei • 0 141. Ntraad ; HU, Waif 0 c.....h Za1r0 .4. 4; to., 11 ., 1 fadDamowarcet. abitedb. L 344=11411. ai l% lag Y i d pitman 4 mrseL LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1858. CRYSTAL PALACE AND WEST-END 114.1LW4i The first section of the line fres the Crystal Palms de Wandsworth was dismay weed yesterday, • .'sissy kirWsA bees te mesa the sistraelses4l, as Warn. Derry red Jews—+t the lasest biddy stades. whore a spied *lda was waffle to asset them at Wilma two is the afferseas. The mins gm' i=yai Mesh tics the thlys Peresfgfai , Testis', Beam, Isldwith Mating at east of the plus, semi ter the aesemereils• ties of the level trade, supeeled to be van kiss The Irsis gisseeded has Lod asbeidge by the Closed Palms Iles Is the Crystal Palms elaties, from whims it the saw lime, almost Imeediately the frinsjoold" es towool. which le 760 mai is I WM* fhb teasel, the lise rest spas al= sir *Vas of in swim. sad twejaairrew the esreglite road — greatest spas being ems, and the fetal heath 160 yards. The wrialway and viewed the wrokaaaship, which woe pormany sibs& cowards lb. has agate seams Onset se Illtrestham Piw inir 1 yards is length, bees whines w Weedswerth it -141.717., ne meted seethe se tie Noe illiptmed Meld sells rob of ell, ese the henvielt wabaaknist siwoonsi MAIO tabu yards of earth. It will the. be ma Ike than as Israel very heavy yaks se ths 1111111eitiegth epees& is oily taw mils mg The sew lise will be sessional with the shin 1; 4 Les is sliest ein weeks, sod hereafter ales with the Was" Mid-Km, lad Beath Wean as.. 'The lamb he seeds. of the Use fries W:st i i:e flaiswes. Isidp,is expected te hi Jane it hay s l og. by new it is astleipaese will beiges weed fee waffle, sod • direst einsessiselies sale with Mass street, by which great hosiestedaties will be • tit* Jahabftrals Words/ Beigsnik lessisgtee, Me Mitt'oPerb. Bayswater, sad Weenie, es the Battessea. shakes will WA then the newest mate is Brightes, , Folkestone, Mete, Ramole, end al the at Me mak seen. Her ag will the Madan fettles an—the pinta M.. ibt dellMisset—be sabiseltsd, hem the What off IL follitifenroot by _dm son read at, Womb li. inete'll.perk, it will be Mast 1/0 yudo starer is the sew etudes thas to the Midribs,' Me of Taszball bridge. It will thus be semi that die sew Mai will tend materially to the relief of the ladle adds* be sow to pass thrash the C'He Lesden-beidge. The Use will be worked by the Camas, ender eaellealltuas b 7 whith mom' will aho be afforded ts the other Hoes eosin is* masealas with it, arid More sea be se doubt that it ask ilee anode* teed to ININNOR the ettmetiess of the 01111111 Palm by the laereesid foollMes shaded fir idelt• thsihmen‘ us the drywall ?Awe, about 150 pada mai mum posse; Sir Make Pew, Bin., presided, our tight by Mr. lithustee, the shalom= of dm 2;111_y, sad es the left Mr. Beale, tin rWen-ind and Crystal by Palate Railway; ant seeesget the enspesiy were Sir Joint LAMA, Mr Jour ste reatta, Oman Roney, 11r. George Bidder, Mr. F. the cowry of Ms Brighton Caspany ; Mr. J. imam eiraeasy of the South Bastes Compton ; Mr. Beirsoy, the setteessy of the West sad and Crystal Palms dee tt Mr. Levis, the solicitor of the company ; Mr. Tffi, theth.kaae,ad MN. Batt, the mastery of the Norfolk Oimgreay ; Mr. Fowler, the well-knows meant, ad a Inge sunitor of influeatial railway stn. The dirtier pared ale the bat potable mariner. Mr MORTON PITO pa's SAMNA to the Ogstal Palen Cialopsay, tad Mr. Aransas, its shaliaaa." U. looked en NY ilea as swot material to the nooses of the Crystal Palace, as awn were now deterred hen visiting it a atea a they maid, anteequesoe of to taking to get As the lissees-bddge soaks this fro. Leades.bridge to the Mr. panes. ANDIMION brie* replied, sad speared by emit t" in that th• palate would estalsso to grow Is }Wit favour, sail benne, nes alealardolly, a pen t 00.... He wee searimed of Mahe. 'Wag *at the pass= as thsy von willa—MaAry lei Tuarisy—waso s s wg zalladig. sad be wee e=sli s ibied et miss She al waddsg nes lbei Man mil alliss—the geed mem= ea bseTt g agna es lbe ss e n ß7adalsg prechine he lb, Ow. sal he Soy lieugMousM be mete meetmlueg gee. aided Mae no aid et Wray Mead Mr. eimplom The MIAMIAN listioggima " The beklit of My Yee* Naos," which was neet eardislly ompooded to, Sir JOSNPN PAXTON is returit e l i eeks, took the oppor tunity of alluding to what be the late unfortunate cud diegraafal satirist of ens of their officials. H. bad heard aany rues. relative to the wasagestest, sad be therefore fat hand to say that so other passe soastootad with the *many was implicated is the.. t. aeseakar, and that the Nadal of the diseases sad the ether sisals a the easpany bad only bees nab es woad beer the etaisteet Inquiry, tad mien um highest Wawa spa them NAVAL AND MILITARY. Ranazwarr or ers CHARLES Yoitne—Bir Clerks York*, etllite.r eewekey t kb Ileyel Highness the ilowiatader-ta•Clikf, will shortly yank, bit isipeetest Ewe. WM this dim the Ire sopirtess k iedve 011ie ski lleese4/weeds r4kie wit e x . It usilaeleed Sot Wesel resets., the Deputy hat•Gasetel. will he Ms ownewor.—Ttela Ogiswies Sergio. ifiyagime fur Niwomber. RianscrioN or Canfeut lizonnuers.—No dosbt eay leapt gable as to the ace-redairtios el the lisatomeate is well as the easigas of those sow. Both will be retained is npenresteratin ea the istablisimat ei a mensal of 1 .500 mil in Al.. gioias one lioateseaiwelesel. two twelve eeptaiao, Imam lleaftweata. sad tow Thole I. still ma* hop* et ea seesewmest by ewe only of the fear 'saleable captains win be yawed ea heltpay. Is Kay ISIS emleetiase will ho sale, se that tho jute,* will sot be Wised as a matte omi umme.— Fres Ms Now. Was Damsel rt.—Oa the retirement et Mr. Mareel. Lieut.-Colossi Wetly. 8.A., will toke aerie et • ispoliesisa et the Ordaesee Department ; the imaged beim if **whole Wet Department will be entrusted to Derjesis Hawes: sad Mr. Peel will Wroth., the alduales tats perlieisest, sad 'aureole the duties of par lisare tnte rassy V met. ell Mei een Mmetary at Wm. k the Cala&jei= Ids liege& —Free the mete. MEDTCAL INSPECTION or THE CANP MD Hoe- PITAIA.-05 Monday, Dr. Asdrow smith, Direster•Gesmal of the Army Mensal Dem:Mist, visited Geleissessr, tee W et tin es eep lad limpiteis, ad n es some imeestemssts Mk had boss esegestml by g: w iessol. Me et the BM* Ikems Woe. NmMir4estemel examined the Trims deyestmesto bilenging lath.mes's sseasgreat et " Ise leap beepitaM ad not esly expaseeed ebeat the anima neemsee is whisk babied she hafted, ware essdaseakeed egyeseed dal obi swain that bed elasely bees mede, bat seneedsed tbe ig % same vas me el Me limit be bed Nor am. The imiza g meets ham bees messed milli a slew to this amp a pormesest see: The Meter Gomel nested Is laws tbe same easing. • I Doom TO COLONEL LEE.—A midis wee srlko alma by dor Mayor of Grime* (Mr. Marko Brirdridomow Mealy) it bosom of Coked Lake, C.B Aid.-doOstop to W Gems, Le., at the Ifisbeensgit Hotel in Grimsby, a Wednesday menissy c as sh* eimeles a highly seepostable eamilloy ssed his wa eel lbe Web with Melt peetesea Mu Tie Bed et Yeetiesigh, gallan tke reed of the beressb, and lard Westin, bid asserted Use mayor's larttatiSL and seeMssd b.ls Prima. had IS sot been foe the meant dome et Lad Hawardes. GARRISON SPORTS AT CHATHAM CHATHAM, TNOIIDAT. Is oamampareoe of the stoma which atteadod the attempt rscautly sadartakes by the principal 'Mem at this mines to provide a variety of sports for des military, a mead day's sport was undertakes, with the pimientos of n the tanins', whisk same off.. Chatham Liam this after zoos. The mother bang causally Ins, this. was as hansom Busher of sweaters present. The banes of the Royal Eigiaean and the Royal Mariam won iii stand saes, sad ststissied in tbs vitdalty of a Inge semi whisk had been erected, capable of amommoia tl as anima boa dyed masa% This wee 4Usd with the shone of Vie pad. eft, sad ths prissipal takabitaats of the anglebeaMisels. The sperm was armed by a ecrantittas of sir 611,161111. gimlet of Major H. Marriott, Royal Mariam ; Xejor G. B. Rodeo,. Royal Marines • Major C. 6. IL E. (lades, prised* Major i _. Ms* B. G. Bra bury, Captain F. Bribe , R. 1., awl Captain W. Lyme, Bth twellars, and the mew la whisk they were tau., coadastsd gave the greaten as The mines waa will kept Yrs body of troops belle the banana. The stewards ware Moja M P rj:rlV bogy, me Capin Lyons; Mann, Me* ; *lgo, Was eamlsa t alma of the wane. Gagada Brie. RA. The spoon onmaisiod with • lessee rase, whisk was ties dame* by M. Rsellag an lialMaeh. After this fellemod a lest ram of NS yst s zk a o tits t whole gannets. ' This wee woo by = el tka Royal Rogniesn, olio is. the latelhaM laff • mleins. The ant rase warn AA the " Mbeise," a feel leas of 2 0 0 judo, ors to all diem is fall pay, who ban dose military (ley is the amity et Heat eh= present mon th , the wlaarr to main a silver with a suitable imaelptka. Them ens sena amides Is; this race, whisk we less by Roles Banos, of the Is. ladle Compare Ileggimp awl Massa A variety of sports wars goes tanagh Hubs the Wirral' between= of the races. These semehted of throwing the bassimer, weights' lelbs., vitides, plating the skill weighing Una., Jumping height sad Masses nails, and stomas& bop ping, wresting. !Lela whisk the *Mars sawed the Rats as competitor with il• as& There was also a wheelbarrow ran by the milliers lelladfeldad, which nested rode of lanhur. The Chifillin finny Stakes open to all haims that hare been thidea ea duty is ClL:them garrison, sad the property of alum as fall pay, were won by Linteriat- Colonel Phillips's So Peep. 016dm by Mr. Hawke, 37th Regiment, basting cassia MOO% Halms* and asoner. The whole of tits military ...bled on the lines to wh ams and take part Is the sports nand Into tea with the greatest ardour, and appeared to thoroughly enjoy them sense. The sports wen protracted until dusk, when the bands played the Radom! Anthem, sad the idling mashed off the muds. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL Yesterday a court was held for the despatch of public badness. The Lone MATOZ Informed the mart that be bad re ceived foe the ttorprratioa of Loudon, from the corporation of Bootee, two very elegem volumes, the ono sontaining the charter sad ordinates@ of the gdty of Boston, together with the acts of the legislature relating to the city see sa ap pendix ; the other the Maaicipal Register, containing the city charter sad the rakes end orders of the City Column, and a Mgt of the oMeen of the city of Bates for the year 1866. (Bear, hoer.) The prneat was a Jokes of friendship from ewe maalaipal body to the other, and he knew the annowsonseat would be wannly naiad by the body to whom it wee istended to convey a very sincere compliment ; sad ha therefore begged leave, la the name of the Cosmos Comma of Barton, to lay the books before the mart. Mr. MILLS moved that the assist sbmid be accepted by the court, and said that a testimonial of t►e kind was well calculated to exhibit the f flings of dhoti= which existed between the two coantries. . . The volumes wore then ordered to be deposited In the l UaildAall librup. 121 XIW 71133111 X. Sir Joint KIT protected a very long list of persons apply. log to the court to be made friss. Those applicants were obliged to send their natneB to the court, u they were not upon the parliamentary register. The persons whose names were entered on the parliamentary register ware stated to be under no obligetion of the kind, but ware sworn in et once at the Chamberlain'voffice, and without incurring the smallest expense. A long aid most uninteresting diusesion took place on the lubjeet, sod finally it was determined to adjoin the cusideration of the Het, and !Air to the corporatism I. quiry eommittee for aeenrate intelligence is the Mistier, the cumaittee reesivieg instructions to ri port forthwith to the uurt. T. CHAVIIRLAIN mil he had resolved stetter from the Tummy. on the sublict of the feu taken in the sheriff.' mutts. The document wu referred to Ike officers' and oinks' committee. NOMINATION OT BRIRIPP DT TER LORD MATOIL. Mr. WOOD brought up a report from the Claims Com mines, recommending the repeal of so muck of the sets of Commoa Council as relates to the steminetioa by the Lord Mayor of peewits to nerve the office of sheriff. Some coateenatioa took pica upon the subject. It wet intimated by those in favour of the report that it wee not Intended to restrict the power of the Lord Mayor es to itemisation, except in eves where porsoye who did not wish to serve the office of sheriff were coneereed. ilia lordship's power in eases in which there was no objection would re main as it always had bete. Mr. M. L. Tar Lott thought it would be imprudent to meddle with a privilege which, to a certain extent, secured the respeetability of the office. Deputy DARIN approved highly of the change, as indica • live of the spirit of the time, and likely to serve the corpora ! tion in its progress to important reforms. (Hear, hear.) Detuty Lorr said the minute in which cartels persons interfered in the election of sheriffs showed that the livery neglected their melt important rights, and he would most willingly support the present or any other report that wee ealculated to macre I.T abates the initiniCes ot the prevalent practice. (Hear, hear.) Aldermaa Lemoyne' rppoaed the proposed change, end said the time might come when the difficulty of procuring e sheriff would c 'seines the corporation that they had committed a great error in restricting the chief magistrate's power. (Rear, bear.) Mr DIAL' said the power ought to foist no longer, whatever might have been the necessity for it is former days. It might be med. the pathos of the et et 'rust in tertian in times of great political isoiteuent, and could not he retathed without danger under the esisting CTSAIIISLONNII of the corporatioa. The reptrt wee thee speed to by a large majority. AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE OF BURNIL—Thane is st pretest residing in Malachi's' as old soqualotaato of DOM. Her nese Ls Helga Millar. Is her youth she was is 'onset of the put, when he seated the Wm of Ideseplel. She wes worried daring Oat time. Berns wee see of the poss.@ at the antriess, sod by his lively sallies side @rosily to the goosing's enjoyment. See reassubers Ism well, sad speaks of him se beiag " • gas uteri.' Ong." Is sow Is hit sinstistS year, and edit poseuese bee fesu . ltioli indurated by hot great age —Bdiabwryd alirra The * United Stet« screw stem frigate Monism oh losthasptos yesterday tes Bres.l BRAVERY RECOGNISED. The following letter has bete addressed by the Board of Teed, to the Collector of Customs at Wick : " Offise of Committee of Privy Ceased for Trade, Marine Department, Oct. 20,1866. " Bir,—l ea directed by the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trude to inform you that my lords haw severally considered the report of the Comptroller on the eireemeteson *hooding the wreck of the ship Mid, M. Wass, and the gallant nesse of two of the crow of that vmsel by Magid Thompson, Donald Lye'', John Bassett, James leeway. and John Nicholson. I am to request *et you will inform these an that my lords cheetah' the strangest sense of the skill, courage, and humanity which they displayed, and that to mark their approbation they have aw.rded .medal to each of them, sad hove ales given directress for the dhtribution amongst them of the sum of 161, is the following proportiess : Donald Thowp me, 61. ; Donald Lyon, 21. 10s. ; •John Deasett, 2/. 10s.; James Hurray, 21. 10e. ; John Nicholeos, 21.10.. The me doh are In enures of preparation, and, when reedy, will be forwarded to you. A draft for the am of 161. is esclowid, which you are requested to cash, and to divide, is the pre whom stated above. Yes are 6133 requested to womb =1 from the men this department on the farm es to —1 am, he., ' T. 11. FAhltlet. "To the Collector of Customs, Wick." The fallowing is the report made to the Board of Trade by the Comptroller, referred to is the above letter: " MIN-1n reply to your order of the 10th instant, re relthe salvage of life off Ham, from the whales/ Ahtl, 6th ultimo, it effords me pleasure to stew that the endow, of the five fishermen of ikorlikeery has bees noble Indeed. On witnessing the melancholy event, Donald Thompson, fishermen, with four others, launched a heat at If a. m. from &ref kerry, a narrow, na'nral, and trey rani ad meek, about woe mile to leeward of the week. Oa getting to the entrance the sea was so tends the rowers would go so further. Thompson thee west en the cliff opposite the wreck, and, on seeing the people pariableg. he started from the crowd red begged that a crew would ge with him. AU saw the great danger. Two of his first crew volunteered—vie., 2 end 3, and were followed by 4 and 6 ; they launched the same boat &pis, and after a desperate struggle got through the surf at the entrance into the Pentland Frith—rowed against • terrific sea and heavy gale to the wreck, where they were about half an hour, every moment in danger of being thrown on the vowel by the strong vied snit heavy •ea. Ater gettiog the two subsisted seamen into the boat, they led to oneouster their greatest daager—to row against a very sheep ebb tide with the sea meeting it, sad this is the Pentlaad Firth, a place of terror to all who Imo, it. This took them one hour and • quarter, the sea running so high that at times the boat conk sot be ems by the people on the cliff. The following la an eatreot from an ofßcial letter from the acting peiseipel cwt °Moor at Thum, who was m the spot on Tuesday atternoon, and who is an o:eer est boat sailor, -as reared on the Pentland, served his time to the sin for the last Gee or six leers, and has bees eonatently boardiag vessel' is ficraione roads, as 1 tidewsiter. This letter Is the more saleable, tram Ilia set knowing that it would be made any use of for the benefit of themes :—' 1 never witnessed push &heti& lend serf se was at Ham I've mese lire-boats threes going off to wrecks, bat sever thcseht • yawl could have survived to reach the wrack, with the heavy sea that was valise oar shore' Had not The-meson per•iv red no beat emelt have goes off. A stronger evidiesee of the valve of the services rendered c isnot be gives then the estimation their esselset Is held in by the county meglatea•es, as embodied la • testineoelal passed by them oaths 30th alt., at their half ' yearly meeting. This befog the first ease of the Mad here since the new law came late opmetios, I would respectfully sapga.t that their lordships would add their approbation to that of the =tes, in addition to any pecuniary reward, for I feel it would set se a great stimulus to others—should ellah • palatal affair miser sgain—by holding up this have aMIN. " Cius. W. Pima, Cospinikv." -_•_- DaIIEY-LANE. Zir iforisumsovla wan performed last sight, with madame Ganlse Is Ike' put :of /Luisa, Mr. Tannest (a a s b u i si o V tbat of Elvis° ' Mile. Sedlatsek al Lisa, mad G o a n m g Coast Raab. Madame G 514117, ma anal, w a a si k a bb i . ti3te linked tke Utile many gilt diem *O 7 , m o d w ith sort and lanai. and Miff with sal aam Manua, sat Put =Passim Her Bask. " nen &age," Staphyss a purer sad flazitillity of nibs and a protadoa sf rig sad haeffal oaaboillolusat, which cull soutaly ban bean ouparod Posoboal tot Bak. It was salted fo: a &scud data aft: du fen e lb* sassala, sad is repotitioa was follo weils;Teirnticas of ems knesemed onthatissm. Mr. Tennant, who perfacused Bleb*, made his int appeonass on the stags, sad hem, we Mak, doss so rather prematurely, without /shed naderpoe Me worm of dasipliso spry for so anaidabis en ordeal. Ho has pod mama 11ftt-4 kandsous pence, as istelligeat amateasase, sad a sweet teaor voles. Bet hi Y o mss soviet as the etage,,sad ma, besides, so timid sad nervous as to be quite ineepable of aotiag. The same as... deprived his Mains of salaries sad ours,, theashit wan pars, sorted, aid aimed tarts sad hellos. • load odor or theatrical elope should aot appear bean a metropelitaa ma'am tia he hes Nerved as opproatlaslap. He shield work, loos sad nasally, oa provissial baud', Maras to acquire saes sad freedom la Os me of his limbs, salt-postamion in the proems of the public, sad the thoomad thins, whisk helms to the sothaaboa of his art, sad without width talent sad ens genies go for nabs. Boob, we balm het bees the train's, of almost story peat %headed per former, sad It has beat only is few sad szeoptisaal PISS that mean his beta &skated without it. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. rbe jelaga)into. BEA•FOHL 81100171f0 AT THE LANDIFINDem A rooky headland or noes about $ mile seaward— *. peak of the ITOMPIMI whisk protects the bay front the south—la a favourite station for esa-fowl shooting during the autism sad spring migratioaa. The hard granite is worn sad bleached by the inesseent turmoil of four thomand years—eaten awey by the bitter teen of the stens. It la • solitary sad a desolate place ; sad a mare of loneliness p tins mar the sportsman (far It is visited by so ene Decides), as, misguided on all sides by the ma, be washes the great wasn't:dia. along, like the immortal Games Mae Heel, ohm insi. Half a rails to wiedward he can diatom the swift beam era billow, that, with the .reaming and da mn= ma-bird, has been driven from some northland ahem. With swift bat sliest footfall the bright insult ap moodier ; for one mosmat its flathing mane like a war Merger's.alma= la the gals; sad this, poiag oat the wrath sad bitterness of its steamy career in me despents Nest, it dies vainly ipso the land I Like the apsetaele is a theatre, or a Mature by liteadeld, am °Midas is this way the entire speedos and subliasity of a stows at see with out risk of damage, or the terror which sicker the heart as the craw theber seeks, and strata., sad 'shown in the sea trough. For a coo* of hour. at Itigk water gibe smarms& cation la cat of with the mainland, sad the fowler must waft for the ebb before be can return. 80, mining is work, he selects a deep revise, and builds op around his a sort of temporary shelter, in which, with lighted pipe, he makes himself ears for the day. The moraiog is dark sad Ristx the wind blows strongly from the north-seat, paring birds in ups the land; sad thick clealsVsleat pus at intervals soros the see, and Leah with eons ti,. sinambig per. The sportsman sleets • moraine of this kind, bemuse in mash wee his the sew fowl are lam wary and observant, and are, magerege, homed be approach closer to the sham, as they tam the Opens of the coast to the south. Floes of the purple solkpier are Bitting messily um* the reeks, sad the epelePeeleheir, in its battered finery, approptiatee the sillesieet pigneele. Than • mottled crew of Wash bowls, oils sad gamy tens wear up patiently round the point. The times with whit& be is provided are put in and nosoonse de the birds permits• them hay *ng drag the rack than, with feminine curiosity, they hover ever theta, and noisily communicate their impressions to sash ether. Bat these are not the birds for whom be waits, so he forbears to fire. In a few minutes afterwards a Bock of builds beat swiftly by, kespiog cautiously off the land. One, however, has !legend behind, and for the advantage of a short cut (short sets are proverbially the longest), it passes right over:ths point, and brings itself within shot. ifeels over hood ft gose—elowa with a smash upon the steam, —as though every bone in its compact little body were broken. The herald is, however, very *nation of life, and emosdingly difficult to kill. I onto shot a drake who was passim, overhead; he fell from a height of twenty or thirty yards into the water ; during the time I was loading, he lay to all appougnos quite dead, with his whit. belly tamed up ; bat before th e boat could reach him he had semi round, sad flew aquae jauntily, as though used to a little shock of this kind every day of his life. Cormorants, divers, and many different gulls follow rapidly—sometimms within, oftener oat of rug.. But the bird that best answers to the wing has not yet made its sppuranos,—the storm not having lasted long enounli, perhaps, to drive him from his Norwe gian fastness. The: greet Glaucous gull is indeed a noble ird,—the largest and most kingly of the gulls ; and though by all our ornithologists described r miceedvely rare hardly • stoma from tke north-east use without yea numbers being seen on the Scotch coast ; and so tame and unsophisticated are they on this. condone, that I have known three or four ikon shot in the course of • single forenoon. Hers they come at length, a flick of some twenty. or thirty ; and as they catch • glimpse of the fluttering pi nions they steady thenistives as their lost wings, sad watch it curiously and smoggy until the shot is fired which mattes" them in all directions, amid a whita shower of feathers. • company of ths little ask saccade—moths r bird never seen on this emit swept after • severe end protracted stem. At mach times I often find this dead oaths beach ; and some years ago one was taken alive is the kitchen garden, into which it had probably been pitched by the wind, end oat of whisk it could not issaye—as, like several others of the gams wing formation, tt is unable to rise trot:ohs land. It lived for scene days, bat was ultimately killed by a Stye tinier, who possibly took It for • rat. The rotche is a charm log little bird—a quaint edition in duodecimo of the razor bill or the garnet. As besides these there are many other varieties, a couple of hours spent at such • spot on a stormy morning is by no means unprofitable to the fisher people, most of whom eat and nigh these sewhirds.—FraLer's Mogamins for November. . COMPANY AT BADEN-BADEN.—Chafferfots r Your discerning glance has lighted upon no less a persoesgis them his Highness the Prince C—, some time prime minister of another grand duchy, and than and now, steles rumour does him foul wrong, one of the greatest—Ha! ha! look at that fellow in the white-hooded clitek, or bournone, or whatever the thin celled. The asSis, lam sorry to my, an Bogliebman , w ho has been a Beshr-Basauk in the late war; and fawnes he is "doing it" in that costume, which, though picturesque enough in itself, worn here simply ren ders him ridionloue. Do you see that tell, soldier-like, mustached old gentleman, with an order in his button bole, 'sante ring up and dowel with a companion of like mien but fewer years ? The elder is the Baron 'PO—, • fine old Dutch. indents' who fought oa our side at Waterloo,- and the younger the Count o—, a Russian intonate, and altasaberlain to the new Czar, Alezaader 11. They tell me that Gortobakoff, the Gortehakeff, arrived thin morning. The lady who has just passed us—that tall strapping woman in white, with a Greek name well known in the political world—la a Russian spy in Paris. That long, thir, grubby. looking perm:lags was once a partner, if not a mere crou pier' in the Etoblisannemi, and has retired upon his an godly gains. And here comes a harmless madman, who does nothing all day bet walk hurriedly up end sown the promenede, stopping (ecstatically to frighten a playing child with some antic meant for its amusement, or astonish an elderly female with some compliment to woich her ear has been long unaccustomed. Talking of old ladies., look at the Frenchwoman now entering the convorsesict -house on the arm of a thin gentlemanly man with whitil heir. Madam 111— is one of H. Bsnaset's best and most regular customers. They say she is a millionaire. Doubtless she it enormously rich, or she could baldly lose her heat, anneal tribute to the lank with the careless ooncb,lance she displays. There was a rumour that she had turned devote; but thee, I see, is all ledge. The slightly -made MID, with the queer shock-heed, following her, who is going to pl-y higher, and with still greater imperterbabditi, is a Prii.ce " von end en" a name foremost in the roll cf Auetria's nobles. Albany: And the two splendidly-dressed ladies 'saw mount ing the steps ?—Chattertoes : And who ere, in that respect, the cynosure and envy of all female eyes in Baden. Why, they are two famous, or infamou., Parisian !metes, on a run here without their 'woe's, for the bone fltof their heslth sad pockets. You will fire them in the morning under the Also, breakfasting at the espies° of fool the first, in the afternoon at the rooge-stmoir table, playing probably with cash borrowed from fool the second ; in the Evening at the col*, over a tons champagas supper, for • Cch fool the third is only too happy to pay ; end is the— Albany : Enough 1 enough! halte•ia. One mere tens, +pigment ma you shell be free to repose. The shoat man with the telling gait, bushy beard, equities nose, nod quick grey eyes, tow approaching us, who seems to catch and cooprebend at a glance the spirit of the whole MODe aroun.i him. Chatter tow : What ! you, a den'aen of Loudon town, not keow the Lord of Egypt's western hall, the mighty climber of the minarets o °out, in whose great praise the dead, st of dead walls bosoms, resneettate, end finds a voice ?—not know Alhertes blegnes-Albert Smith ? Temple Facia iodig natio venom." Ears Poeta ! Albnis• : Re tine 2—then will there be wagging t f beards in Piccadiily ere Christmas. —hteekteood's Negating for November. . - - A PICTURE 'PRCII VablCei—The house, on • little d island, looked as if it bad hook. o away from 'somewhere elm, and had floated by chance into its present anchorage, in company with a vine alma*** cinch an want of training as the poor wretches who were lying under its leaves. The fulfilled of the surrounding p cram wets, a church with hoarding and scaffolding shout it who h had toms under suppositious repair so long dist the means of repair %oaks.' a hundred years old, end had themselves fallen into decsy ; • quantity of wished fines, spread to dry is the tun ; a number of boob** it odds with ore another and grotesquely out of the perpindkislar, like rotten pre Ademite cheeses cut into I. nto.tic shapes and full of mites; and a feverish hewilderm. ut of windows, with their lattiee•blinds alt hanging askew, and something draggled and ditty dangling out of most of then. On the first flo ir of the bonus was a Bank—a sor;+ri*ing expe rises* for any gen•lenien of is donsercial pissede bringing laws for all mankind from a British city—where two spare 'duke, like dried dragoons, in green ve:v.it caps adorned with golden tassel., stoic% bearded, bellied a *wall counter is a small room, containing no other visible objecta than an empty iron.sate with the door open, a jog ot water, and a psp?eing of garlands of TOMS; but who, on lawful requi sition, by merely dipping their hands out of sight, could produce eattaustless mounds of five hare piece.. Below the Bask, was a suite of three or tour rooms wi - h barred windows, which hod the appearabee of a jail fer criminal rats. Above the Bank was Mrs. O iwsn's residence. Not withstandlog that stn walls were blotched, se if missionary mope were bursting nut rif them to impart geeraphical knowledge; notwithstanding that its weird furniture mu I forlornly faded and musty, and that Nis ',mailing Veno m Nan odor of bilge water and an ebb-tide on a weedy store I was vary strong; the lases was Uttar within, than it proulast—Litils Dovit. tog lionalror. UNIFIEEITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBAIDOB, Oar. 80.--The Beatcadea Prima Ow tie best English posit on a awed ie has bs inquired to tiro ROL J. M. Neale, The Le Bee Prim, kr the brat essay es Mal of oar imo bees awarded to i n a lrrev. Prederie " lti4 laa Te:rat li tlTMoit7 Dintam.-711* WWl* atmeased that the Right Bev. Bishop Maltby has made a dams** of his library to the aniversity, spot the maditima that tt be kept musts from other book. beleagfeg to the untmeelty, and walled the " Maltby Library." A gram was loomed thankfully to us• *opt the donation. A grace was passed for petting the ual. vanity seal to as &admit to the Bight Be.. Bishop Maltby, es his maga*, the aim of Bishop of Durham. THE CHURCH. P111711131131T11 AND APPOIIIIIMINTS. The Rev. IL Blase, WA., to the Recomy of Polktce, Yorkshire • patrol, Admiral Mithrd. The Be v. R. G. Butistos WA., to the Vicarages of Bredborne sad Button-ou-the!Hill. Derbyshire. The Rev. J. Disney, to the Rectory and Vicerage of Ballysasoalligett,_ diocese of Ardfert. The 1t.,. W. I. Buelutall Estanui, M.A., to the Rectory of Loon Newuton, ; palm, T. H. 8.8. Room; Re/ M.P. 1 Tie Rev. J. B. Gabriel, MA., to the Rectory of All Saints, Hirmieghass. The Rev. I. Oillans, to the Chaplaincy of Bt. Michael's Church, Liverpool; paned. Lawn's, Req. The Rev. 0. W. Greco, WA., to the Perpetual Coney of Little Berkeley, Rims • pence, Mrs. Blair-Warren. The Rev. C. Holder, to ill, Visage of Arenberg, Here fordshire. The Rev. W. Jaynes, WA., Cluster of Little Waltham, near Chelmsford, to the Vicarage of Chalk, Bent; patroa, the Lord Clsoneollor. TM Rev. T. C. Mauls, HD., to the Rearm of Chem, Bong pitmen, Ift. John's Collage, Osfeed. The Rev. 8. F. Merges, MA., M the Viernege of Chep stow. The Nev. N. Parriagtos, Priscipal of Bittop Otter's Troia's, Scheel, te the Rectory of Fishtwarae, Berm; patron, the Lord Cheat:eller. The Rer. B. Potter, M.A., to the Vienne of Balking toe, Warwickshire; patreo, the Lerd Chaatedier. The Nov. H. West, 8.L., to the Viearage of North Ford toghers, Yorkshire. FASHIONS FOR NOVEMBER. (Freak Ls Fond.) Velvet will be much worn this winter. It is also said that even satin will regain some of its former favour. In the Routine silk woven with velvet will constitute one of the most prevailing fabries ; and we shell doubt's'. sr much beauty u well as novelty displayed in the designs. The combination of these materials is already familiar to ns. Will error be worn this winter ? On coesultiag ems fli ante, we might answer is the affirmative ; bower., Owe mo arm us that they will not be so much in request, end they an endeavouring to replace them by every variety , of trimming, Dresses are much trimmed on rah side of the skirt; marrow velvet, in arabesque or OrOrse patterns, onetimes entirely cover the front breadth ; this is an attempt to in paned. finnan. Trimmings are also placed round the skirt in patterns of the same style as those already saes tinted. The oody is often trimmed with five or seven rows of narrow velvet, carried round the bast, forming a berth., which is palsied at front and rounded behind. Very short Talmo of velvet, cloth, or, above all, of direhilla, are the favourite parries for this autumn. Leap lambi. shawls of Thibet plush, in Algeria. patters dinfiffsteeleors, with a wide chenille !doge, are introduced by ems et re priecipel houses; and their continue, as well r the* greet beauty, will tender them exceedingly fashion able this whiter. The carlsolope willorithout doubt, be a great favourite ; it may be trimmed with a rich lace guipure, fringe, or even • plain plan ; and may he made either of cloth, taffetas, or velvet. Whether there will b. much novelty in the shape of bonnets Is still an open queries. At the present time, fray boners, trimmed with velvet and feathers, are most in favour; those made of other materials are of deeper shades of colour, bat as small sa those worn during the They ere illesttabl7 trimmed with feathers, instead of the flowers which have bees so much in request 'rely. The skirts are still worn belle:anise, but thew dome dresses tire the aye ; as effort is being made to redone the einumference of these ungraceful appendages to female at tire, and we trust it will be successful. It would be ditheult to determine the season by the bou rne which are now worn, for we still see some summer berets ; while dark bright colour', and even some velvet avow have 'bristly best remarked. Black lace bonnets are wore, and, when gracefully ornamented with amen, are very pretty. A black lace bonnet with long leaves of greet velvet, or with the iris in deep blue velvet, has • good effect. The following is au elegant autumn bonnet :—lt is era rood of drab crape in bouillonniv, !operated by bends of the same coloured velvet, half covered by • black ire. A drab velvet flower ornaments one tide, and • narrow crape ruche, edged with narrow black lace, surrounds it. The beside of the front is trimmed with derk blue fl twee. &me very pretty beaver bonnets are burg prepared for the .elder weather; they are of an exquisite rade of drab, trimmed with blue, violet, or crimson velvet. Some Lave, besi.ter ' • fist feather, shaded to the stoner of the velvet; others have only bows of velvet on the side., with the ends brought across the curtain, whits as well es the bonnet, Is bound with velvet. Inside are p laced bows, wired with blonde or velvet leaves, with bows of black Inc.. When the bonnet is trimmed with black velvet, jet trimmings are placed in the cap. As • useful and warm surto for • .ry cold weather, or for travelling, sus recommead one made of rewsibric'eth ; that is, a cloth with two faces and of distinct colours ; for instance, brown ow one side, end b'se on the other, or black and violet. It is mode with very wide sieves, rpen the whole leagth ; bat • doable row of butter on each side enables it to be clewed at the pleasure of the , and when closed only to the elbow, it hu the form of • pagode sleeve. At the frost are small pockets, with pointed revere, fastened by • buttes. A lee uglier carque is made of cloth, with as Ama son" b .dy, fitting to the figure, and open sl , wide at the bottom with deep morquetain cuffs. It may be trimmed in various ways; sometimes with • fancy galon, to • Orkque pattern, with eight or ten tows of very narrow velvet, placed • quartet of an inch apart, with one broad velvet planed quite on the edge, or with three rows of flat bottom, resembling large dots, embroidered on the entb. Them latter are sometimes replaced by banning buttons, or by small weals. They are, however, still more elegant when ornamented with embroidery in sewing silk, Mtn mingled with the buttons. r Mame, &masque of brown bro w b id la e c r k y. c a lo n th i , heedrgersaw4iththaerwer e s s o th oo o g t f t e tt t h es e i l e hh , : o ised sch ete hi i sprines, et rather hafts, of fancy paremenleries precludes the aeon of as embroidery is beads The style is quite new, sod is rented out with great steals ea cloth. This dersstoise et priseasstert• r e at is very sthctivs mks& sized witli triage. I