The Express. — London, England, 1863-11-05 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER • 410 . .. - •;% 1 :1 4 11 . • -.- t 11 . 1 . 111111 tt s 4 r / • !.4/ 1- 4,40 ~ j . j r , .., •s, / 7 Gil - e - ~.• 6 . ->-- -•%?!:` r .e.-2.-.107/::: ~._. k—, 4‘,..... 1e7...---- va:-:i' if l :4 l- .G.- • I ,- "s No. 6,879.) eIkIIITTA, *ling at the (Ups GI Good Hope as eC ill Nadeau—STEAM COMMUNICATION bet LON DON and INDIA by the memdlimet Meet of Steamers belmaging to the Sad India and Imed,oe Shipping Company (Lladted). • well-kaown clipper auxiliary steamship HYDASPLUt i a Noe, 900-bor.' power, 0. H. FOSTER. Commander, now In the Vico:lsla (London) Doak will leave on *filth November, embarking passengers at and leaving Gravesend on the Mitt November, for Wentta. main at the Cape of Good Hops and Madras This magnificent ship, built 'sprawly for the India bads, has been thoroagbly refitted. bee gad-rte ae commodation toe passeneen, and will carry an experienced Burgeon ; also a stewardess. The average prams of theme steamers bailees to days Ss !Wm wee of them making the shortest passages on record. The line will be continued ma the 40th of each saccesdlag meth. with the Adana panotesilty. by one of this Compaufs Seat of mintibry anew dearshipa— for freight or passage imply to Grindley and Co., St, Yarns useskatrest, S.W. : the broken. Allred been and Co.. SPO, Lesdenhalletran. RC.: or at the OSoes of the Company, • Itinctsidana London. LC. • whom ale appihnstlons for ap pointments as Midshipmen V this as lee shmb be made. RICHARD DWI, Beeratory. OMBAY direct, the splendid clipper ship GLIEWDZ, A I 14 lean, 9Y tormistar. THOMAS :WEDDING. Commander: leadlas la the lad India Dods. Has splendid sowanmodatima for eabla —Der freight or palm= apply to GELLATLY, HANYZY, Jd BZWILLI, leadenhalY orayaittr latreet, KC —MIS be followed by the dipper ship Ca!VITA Direct—Messrs. Dunbar and Co.'s ..C hIpCAMPLIIDOWN. Al. 966 tons rsefritsr, MAMAS 110DDRIt, coaunander, {coats( la the Fast India Docks, has t cabin aroaloA. Apply to OELLATLY, l ii em Y, and SEWELL, 27, Lessienhall strsot. WOE SYDNEY Direct—BLACKWALL LINK A: of PACKETS.—Mara GRIMM alp OZWZLI. use tor. Captain If. uli IN will loam Um East ladlla Docks oak the ENovataltar, °MI M —haply to V0mn.71111.216 4 "=, Ta - Royal Exchange-buildings . or to 7. 01.07 f sod Co.. Pk MO. P.C. Passengers by this Ilse as Noosed by roll trout u to Plymouth clatood bras by a/911ft to Y. t a Mt at re d Co. for tleketo BLACK WALL LINE a PACKETS. For KIILHOURNZ (Pad I . himp) Dirset—ldesers. GRIM 'S ship routrioN CAM; 1,110 tons, Caplets C. INICIDALL wiD lam the List ladle Decks en We W Doemileromil sad carry ma _sirissood sarssoo.—Apply to 1%.1 7 =1 11 , MUM. sod I.ollla L llsyal iscesarsbelkdisip : or to F. :=sod Co ., 7S, LC. Fasseogars by this tins ass W from torraouth at reduced tugs by spplyins to F. Oltillt sed Co. fee tickets. HONG SONG and WHAMPOA. —To nail paumenalik D so tM leagolfieeut Aberdeep bnilt dipper idp CITY of fiLD=S A 1 14 yams, Mt tons regis ter. A. R. TAYLOR Oconamodar • looting in the East India Docks. Mk Splendid vim& a buittloato by Kamm John Rath* Awl. and Ow. mormiaNtior the hada ter her Wd alma and medal is soomaßed by say rood now leading. Ras mag nificent eabinlicoommodatton. —A to CRVICCARANW and RING. IS Lawiralwilloiroot: or to 9Zt i.ATLY, RANICRY. sad SEWELL, 27, laadeabeSalreat. MOM LITZRZOOL eld War TO NEW TOE[. LIVERPOOL NEW YORK, and T RB PIOTAINILTITA 9714N11P 0011FANT Weed des peoldes ded ua llf=tarele des draw gOugunninga, carrying de i L 1471 WNW FOS& C/Ttf i srßALT ni =l. Wednesday. Nov. I. Iry OF LINIZILICC, Behirday, Nov. le. OW NNW TOM Weennike, Noe. U. A, Wednesday. Nov. Id And every W , sad eddy aludele nagnansw. • k . u. 17. Z a r a 6. skem na a re sli =fra. QM ig=ing almeara, lamina a= cri loolgt all prorialcar deiced. fee Ouseis. the Wind del IMO Odenalls, booked deseb rIIIVAX " = " I,, W ralg a liergeepoolrre n balal: and WACKY. 111, ling !Measles* aty. ROTTERDAIi sad the RHINE. —TWICE a Wm eadiedemeerfATAVlLlOL. Om* W. MTN, the &tab WIWI& Wiry leaday, M U ame. i nte i rj r... Bl 27 4 e. ed. ; nava. MM. SS le. sod Ai et The eteetweleeme TTINCOAD kw al the ?ewer every Thenday morels' eerty. Fazes. LI And di Ife.—ler throes* tam neer Se the petseed steesUdy te dpet7 a mantra u caw W. 5, FLU,. LUIS, (HAVES, sad PHILLIPV l a r Leed.lese. Z.C. THE MERCHANT BANKING COMPANY of LONDON (floalted). notabliatted muter the Coto ea Aet. wile Limited Manny. Copit4 Two 211/11oca ttera, m 111,111011hans of SW nth. lint Inge. 10.0011 Ann& Dna" Al par non en application, owl Al OIL on allalmant. It la not contemplated to call up are than PS per Mars. OM not to exceed F.S. at latervels of sot bat than tine montla. itithard Itenv7 Browne, lesq , Dit:e s etor of the London Chartered Dank of anstrana. Wllltsra L =lnq. (Dot, Cadell, and Co., merchants), London and J. R. Arm& do Casino, 6q. iCarratbers de Castro and Co., lowsbnoto). Kanehester and Rio de Jansaro. Laois Iff mor e. n Sm. (J. and L. laser, merchante, Landon and onanar "a" Xe 11,81 Prs 1 / 4 - (later a/ !Mins Ya Ifisaier and Brother,) , Is_s dud liarliaskr. John laden and Part Palsmara, llst m l ejL terson, Kemp, and Co., merthanta), W m Poem. ing. Minna Pistoland marchomts), London andl=l. Wood, and Co., merchants), jamsll7 4:4thg Aderh name . (Themes Itelihellee and Co., merchants), laden and Iforabay. cants Nag.. Qnseriaborongts-terrace, Paddington- Watson Esq. (J. L norm and Co., merchants), London end Cane Tom). Edward W Ab eeks, Rm., Director of th e Standard Bank of British 'loath bas. London-The Athlone* Bask of London and Liverpool, Loth. bury, and ilontharark. Liverpool-The Alliance Bank of London and LiverpooL Maacbe Union Bank N Manchester. SOLICITOII9 -Mears. Flax and Araks, 9, KW .lane. Baca= -Mims. 7. sad J. Wlditalmad,ll, mreet Termposary Mee of the Company-IL Moorgata-dreaL London. This C wnpaey b selebititsd eitier7 as its name Implies, to carry on the lade et Iteseheat linkers. Hitherto this depart ment cd twines!' has been almost excluelvely in the hands of private anew het it Is contkiently believed that the Joint-stock EZ."1":; commerce "`"""`.. b lnchrZire4,l l :f m es ww:o u the re ash and profitable investment . The Merchant Harking Cominny of London 'limited'• la Is consequence projected, having been caiefaUy matured under the auspices of merchants. and having every facility already avail able and in full operation, the Company will at ones enter upon a bunnies ascertained to he of a highly reinnuervive nature, with all the advantages of local knowledge and experience of the nagrive foreign market,. Osespany avoid costly establiehments abroad, which absorli so large a portion of the protits of other tanking ketab barman mid avail themselves of the agency of mercantile houses already established. The Company win grant negotiable or other credits, by and non their hyaline &mita, to importers of produce in this coun try. on the Continent of Europe, and in America. nes will make advances on the staple manufactures of this count,' under documentary bit* or coneigued to their agents abroad. for each periods as may be necessary to resliee the *ale of earth goods, and en terms favourable to the eh 'mere They Mill also undertake to execute orders for produce through their agents abroad. an terms highly advastaim to importers The Company further undertake t he monetary agency of foreign and colonial governments, and oilier constituted public bettles W will receive depnaits at their Heed Office In London. at the current rake of ingerest. and grant loam, throngh their amnia abroad, on approved securitim The safety of the Merchant banking eornfogny of London (Limited. as an investment will be understood [Mrs the nature of the bnefne‘s prooose4 to be transacted . and the profit* likely to be rash. by the Company renv be. In some menmew mthwatecl M the well-Icemen success of saver.) mercantile hankies esta blishment* engaged in the same dea-eption of Dueness. No promotion-money will be paid in connexion with this Corn. Moy . the preliminary expenees will be strictly codified to wend disbursements. The Ankle of can be ease at the offices of the xotiritert ------ APirheatione for shares rimy he *diverse& in the annexed forma; to the Directors and copies of the predestine may hr obtained at the Temporary (Mires of the Company or at the idles' of the Brokers end Solicitors : but no adielleadon will he conakhdred nabs. a dep.,. it of LI per share no the Dumber of 'tures &N ad for has been paid. PORN OF APPLICATION rfR MAIM. No. To be retained by the Bankers. To the Directors of the Merchant Ranking Company of London 'limited . Gentlemen.— paid in your hasten the mm of t being • &Volt (1 per Sham sm Shares In the above Company. I hereby request that you wilt allot me that number, and I amen to Meow a member of the Company in respect of such Shares, or In respect of an, It•• number 7" may dlot me and to eremite the Articles of Assoc-MMus units required and I raspiest that my new be pieced on the Register of Members for the shares so Name In hill Residence Profesdim or Badness Dote THE NATIONAL MUM NAVIGATION COMPANY ,Lholted'. laesporated under "The Companies Aet, IfeM," by which the ty of each shareholder is limited to the amount of his shares. Capital, L 5,000,000, In 10,000 Shares of £lOO each, with power to Increase. Deposit on application LI per lbw: allotment, Li per share. doon atter allotment, a Int Call of SS per sbaze will be made : subsequent Cads are not tomcod LA per share, and are not so be made at Intervals of lees than three months from the date of prior calLs it is not at present proposed to cell tip more thee 1.40 per share. Thomas Chilton, Faq. (Holdernesii - and Chilton), Liverpool, Chair ' man of the Shipowners' Asenclalles. Robert Won. Req. Dime, Davide:in. and Co.). lirorPOtl. Director of the National Bank of Liverpool. Witham ream Penile, Zee. (PersieDreahera wed Co.) Ll= Director of the British and American Ischenge Dashing ration. Thomas Bernard Ounalos, Lq. (Gunstock Wilma, and Co.), LlverpooL Xdwhe Haigh. &q. (Thomas Haigh and Co.), LI ',heard Lawrence, Req. (Edward Lawrence " = " 4, - .), Liver pool. Director of the *IVA and Foreign Marine Inearapee Ccelittan. Harm Lewis, Peq , M.P., Director of the National Rank, Joseph Noels WlLenna, Zaq., Director of the National BOA. Landow Robert Maurer!, lam. (A. 11. and 8.. Maxwell), limpool, Di rector of the North British and liercandie Insurance Cm- 1 1 • 1 0% Andrew ilalcoismos, Seq. )J. and D. MaMotown and Co.), Liverpool %or Wilktosos Ls. Otoillnahead, Tetley, and Co.) drfr e 7rblmish (Uaborse and Dom), Lcedeo, Director of the Hoary Thread! atlas, (a. T. Wilson asd Chambers , Depalpaislars al Or MU& sad, Forelsia lasersace Colapey. BMW& loodon—The National Bank, Old Broad-street. Irehuad—The Druids's of the National Bank. Manchester—The Bank of Failmad. Liverpool—The National Bank oil Ltverpool. 81.01 W. Lomdce—J. and J. Whitehead, 8, Moorgaiii-etreet. Mimebeeter—Thomaa Warner, SR., 9, Btamp-oMee.bulld Crom94reet. Liverpool—Thomas Tlnley and Sons. 44. Browri9balldlisp. Dubtln—idwanl Fox, Diune.istrest. London-Plot end 0, Minting bum. Liverpool —ll,l•ltat ied Hall" 6. Cook -street Damen AND Neva, Aacinracr—Jobn Jortisa. Fit. ilate Chlet Surveyor to the Vailiimirrtters lagiaty of Iron Wye. eigniLL Naltaalt —W. B. Ilecallster, Bp. Itangletatir-r.lemer br k'r u e tvo tfry. Esq. Temporary titian —Loodoi: 21, rtonetrest. Liverpool: Osmaterolalkislidistp, eteretreet. Nothbr has been morn remarkable is connexion with the pro gress at Lanmshire than the rapid extension or the Meant trade ttj2a=l. la the year in 62, the tonnage of tarts stammers Inwards et the Customhouse was teams took while In Mt it was 588,130 : which, la the year ending June, ISM Increased to 786,42 C togs. In the earlier days of steam, and before the recent improve ments ter the economy of fuel had bees introduced, steamers could be employed with advantage only for the carrying of malt and paamegers; but latterly, owing to the Improvements is marine engines, economy of fuel and space Ws been effected, thereby greatly nsinchm the working eenses and screw stainers have not only bees employed In all the sear trades the the conveyance of goody, with large profit to their owners, but owing to the adirests which they deed to grippers, they have, in these trades, slmow entirely displaced willing mew& For some yeses the carrying trade oat of Liverpool has bees gradaalky undergoing a change la lbe Atitericee trade meow steamers have taken the place of the once celebrated ew York Ilnere beg as ramify thearthers of the highest clam of toe Nods sad paseengere; Mimic demorlptlons of goods sad a large number of Intermediate sad steerage passengers being still conveyed by sailing Yew*. In the lmportaat breaches of the American Import trade, via., them d rein . Oath and provisions, the ices manually eastained rill h i:ig at tesila thi rs a m i lar ra tt 4 that tn v ast of all e ngag eduently made in these " I teethe will be es In tether of any whose fort he externs *NMI shipping to Include each freight, and there ean be so death bee that the whole of the enormoua teed* in them articles, which la Liverpool alone amounts annually to 750,000 tons, will fall entirely Into the handa of steam companies. The Bret object of lids Company to to piths on the New York elation a fleet of screw steamers from Liverpool and London of lazes sire and great capacity, which will be able to carry •111101 i if not quite am cheap LB setting vends whilst at the MSS time. Loin the regularity of their . they will command a fall shim of the steam trade and the recta's also Intend sending steamer. to the American cotton ports when the war is brought I to an end and the trade re-opened. asthma mho under their oopideration the wants of the 9rasll and Mhos tzadea. organalng thisC7mpen y ii7slrectore believe that It will sot enter late oxides occipetltlee with the existing lines. The Cunard line le a rube clued Company, carrying the melts passengers with fist and e.pensire steamers. The We hes so eulnidy, but, nevertheless, has bees most soccertal. sod It now employs eleven vessels, haring tom. seemed Its apeeadins with two steamers, the City of Glasgow and City of Manchester. The steamships of the Inman line are, however, of greater proportionate horse power than those pro jected by Ude Combsag, which will be sailed at much lees cook sod will be coostracted to consume a oomparatively small sotoint ot seal : a< the cams thee, of each capacity that, In ad dition toe large cargo of mereliasdbe and plimengers, they will be chin to awry saildeat feel for their voyages both out and helm sod so Meld the =pane rad delay incurred .by coaling abroad. . . . . to order that the objects of this Company may not be even partially anticipated, a - di that the stations may at once be Gent. pied, provisional arrangements have been made whereby three new steamers, of the description Indicated. and In all reopeete suitable for the service, have been wined, and contracts have bees entered Into for the building of others of shoot LIPS tons seek gad It is proposed to eammenes witit• fortnightly service mieb way, to be laereseed to weekly Pilings as soon as the Yen& ego be opt reedy. The ports of aperture shall he Liverpool for the weekly line, and London to the extent the alistroprditan trade may require ships. The ships well be built under the inspeetion of Mr. John Jor dan slate Chief Surveyor to the Underwriters Registry of iron Ships% whose serviette as lospectlng Engineer and Naval Archi tect the Directors have secured to this Company. The weep which has attended the formation of welt-managed deem companies has been very marked. That of the Canard and Inman Company is well known. The Pacific Steam ?revisa -1 Moe Catapult, whop shares, LSO paid, are selling at CO per share, has, nut of profits, given to its shareholder new paidnp shaves exceeding the amount of the original capital, cad pays a regular dividend of 10 per cent. ea the twinned Issue, earrylas over at each annual meeting an almost equal sum, while many private neamstilp ownery with shatter descrlption of 'easels, bat much smaller than those this Comps, intend to poseem, have reaped like matte The Menton have thevefore every reams to anticipate a very peat success to the onderteld . y are not enterng nom r..logiernient, bat are ng for Pis Cainpsny a amidst anon of vessel. but of tars r des, than those which have proved so remunerative to several well known private fines engaged le the Meliterreaent and other trades. and have thus the adventsee of the experience so acquired, which proves that what Is needed, tinder efilehed entnagemen• to ensarsprolitable results, ere large ship with moderate bet uttlialent horse power, and great carrying capacity. The intrednerien of the Limited Liability prinelple has en abled undertakings of great magnitude like the present to he carried nut by Joint Stock Compenke. which may imbrue the co-operation of 'flappers and of others Interested. Indeed of by private capitalists as heretofore . the result being that the Sap p/attars ci this line will become Interested in its sweep sad participate In the profits which they assist to earn. Applfeallone for shares may be addressed le the annexed form to the Directors, and copies of the Prospectus may he obtained at the Temnorari Daces of the Company, or at the offices of the Brokers and Solleitnire ; hut no application will he considered nukes a deposit of Li per share OR the number of share, applied for has been paid, -- Pall OP APPLICATION FOR AZINXIL To he retained be the Hankere. To the Directors of On NaMatta !Mans Navigation Company (Limitudl. Gentlemen.—Having paid to your bankers the mm of C. belug a deposit of CI par share ea shares In the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I occee to become a member of the Crummy le m.oen+. of each shares, or In respect of any less number you may allot me, and to execute the articles of association what required : and I request that my seas may be piaci on the register of members for the shares so allotted. la t.l Braden. Proemial or imam Dltf 1..1' TIM NATIONAL STNAH NAVIGATION COelted). NOTYCI IB lIIIEBY MPANY GIVEN, p got NO APPLICATION kir SHAMES In this Compeer will iw ANCISYND APYrI BATON. SAT pert. the Its trot : tom frelead, net Mir then the INit 1001.-11) order, JOBLPH TRLITIY, Reerelary. Xeleyorarp•oillem ti. Timeopeerloa Are* Loodes. Coranwelei-belldloae. Wafer- s et. Liverpool. Wombs, MK WURNISHID APARTMENTS for One or Two Gentlemen', at lit Deddington-grove, ileaningtopperk. RAILWAY ALTIMATIONS.—Fornitare t Car table. Carpets. lees iladateada. rte.—RD. LOADER and O. sow °emu their well inewted, modern STOCK at neatly reduced prima their gremlins being required fm. the Metropo litan ntemion. On view, Et and U, Pavement. Finitiary, =6.ll•Eak Early appliontiois neeemary. ivory article marked la fIIIRT•INS.—HOWARD and SONS V CATALANS WINDOW CERTAIN& in every variety, are wall wrathy the attention of the pub/le.—la aod Uniers- Mee* ozferaeweet. ntwarataeageboasee on applloadoit. THE MERCHANT BANKING COMPANY of wir Dow , Lleilte d% 1077011 IS HUSBY GIVEN, that the LINT of APPLICA TIONS for MARIO In this °mow, will his CLOSED to appn mule tram Lowlow on MONDAY next. the 9th host., sad from the Coin*, on TS SWAT. the lee last—E7 order. Temporary Mow 27, Xoorestootreet, loodoo, LC., Tor. lily. ISM WATHERSTON and BROODW'S GOLD MINI el troy weight, et realhable and the westeleaaldp at wiesisesh numatmaarers' prices. The gold he Se chaise geeraeldred. sad re-perchased at the pekoe charged. " Hares all sate. Row numb roar chain teeter. to the Waal wet the Power al the gad. end charge tee fashion." If twebetery. As le. isisdeardroat. --''' Clovic ' t- A grn r lsa. W.C. alimilll. Amays nolo of chow art 'winery for Is. sissis. WA This establlabouni Is &NW al I In the ',Wag. mid IS IslortiaPs a I .41,141 L DR. scorr 's BILIOUti and LIVER PILLS a never fall ng remedy. mewed without any wier t -- - Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. %tit, will he found la s- mum— ntvitioßArrra NairINIXBBI2WII. to all who ruffs, hem bilious and liver he tits, Isdigisallos. vial, elmeise, giddiness die:lnes of the eyes.ft. no Wane' - I.The met easillisallyg= powerful noir.- costiveness, se a family aperient medlclim, awl ee a psflger of Wye seedlal ewer Istralitased : b i liVltinfial coodities the Mewl . they on trot, ems teat : mild is their apeman and ell the lowelhans w sr ilia off el whoa health .10. Wateful to the Macomb, they create appetite, promote dlgnielles, pads It Is • 0 1011011811 giwwwW..... i ..." 111 = 1 1. K. ion. and ateengthen the whole Dermot ardent —SW by W.Lombert. Isdnisit. ameng 'lbw williewwww. el *oda, hemlat, 8, King William-street. Marlagonma, esit try eons will prowl WWI hellB6/814 10 WTIVPIIIe 4 Miglitc In homes, la lid and Pc ed. Bs mare to enli air Dr. Pyles ha Per beffle.f c fear ha Cr k • Iwo for Bni. went'. BOHM , . and Liver Pills. The meals* are • open grow allicido Si."' ........... Osforilyetreek W.C. Pickets with " William lambert" engraved ea the Ramp. use W. Lesieshallarerga. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 18611. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. MONS. JULLIEWS PROM/NAM CONCERTS. COMMENCE SATURDAY, Nov. 7th. M. JULLIZN has the honour to announce that, It being his ambition to early on the great and beheficiel week with which the name of his father, the WM M.' Jellies, lb sO honourably I connected, namely, the diffusion of the best and most wholesome Influences of music, by the popularisation of the works of the Great Masters, ezecuted in a style worth of genius, he has entered into an arrangement with Mr. ni, the lessee el Her Majesty's Theatre, for a SERIES el ROMENADE CON CERTS. commencinogg SATURDAY, November 7, leak to be given in that eutadishnmat, which laving been, through the exertions of Its present director, once more mined to the ;tuition oche first lyrical theatre in Europe, becomes peculiarly adapted 1 for the the ormsaisat important peewee in view. : In of this great undertaking 31. Juillen luta I resolved to adhere to, and if possible improve on, the precedent of three brilliant musical euterteinments with which the awe he hears Is associated, and accordingly the preparations which , he has made ham been oe the most extensive said liberal sane that the existing musical resources of Ramps, so far as they were at his command, would allow. The Orchestra, over wMch i M. Junks will preside, will have for is Oasis the ORCHESTRA . of HER MAIER, MS SWEATER, which, under the able and , skilful training of Signor Arditi, has Maned so great a renown • fee the completeness and perfection et its execution. To this have bees added a dumber of sololetsetegleihrity, who have been expressly selected and engaged be. the various musical sta. , . ; blishuseets of the Continent. . 1 The Propionate, which will beaigggeg men eniska& will , present a careful selection of owegessillem of the mat of Wrist. end will Include inveriably, - M My mesas{ eillieli of the patine taste renders of , Art ar works by the greet classical men iudi n ia tia . , OZAW. I ghT- 1 HOVEN, and MILNDESSORN : dlamiL Ms Matures: of , the Series ef Concern will be a minter Operatle Selsollom I which have hem expreeely seranold ter oceinisa ; add of. assiX these, me especially worthy to he is a new selestise I from M. Ooanocts Grand Opera of A ~t= lo th* 1 Jallien, who isele the more satiated la i , • =An . d . estraordinerily suontsidulw ot. . Qemted is these , as it eras la Her Mithieffe Theifte thee It Win s tore le- ' trediseed to the _llagtiah Da end Mat ft reseed ae, in terpolation which haa ob en Welled in say theatre In =ln in gin the fullest meet to the esseation Selection, M. Julien has succeeded Monteith( the BAND 1 et the GAILNADINA (WARM, under the data-ties of Mr. D. 1 Godfrey (by pensissioa ot Colonel lasiberti : the BAND of the COLDWARA.III GUARDS, order the direction of Mr. C. God. I trey, am. (by peredislou el Colonel Cerltoo).; the BARD e on of the SOOTS FUSILI E R GUARD 4 the directlen of Mr. C. • Godfrey, inn. (by of COlOOOl Dalrymple). together with a full chores. greet musket public 1 of England wM, M. Althea Is assured , gratified to know that Ills great researoss under his otemormli Will he employed In I making the public acquainted with et the most choice 1 moreasux teem Verdi's West Opera, LA DEL MISTING. i 1 Re ben ineremer, Me Mem lesemenene that be the course of I tbe sown _will he perform& es a memo do circemetance, • GRAND 13MCEIP lINIRDIMIA kw It. Julies; mailed L'ISPYRANCL, introducing the sleek genida.r. Polish National , : Airs. and ores with the Polish lfelliMil Rpm, and that 1 . the wellaerasesbered favomas id ores dies, as BIATLSR • ARMY QUA DRILLIS, will be revived with a *Mony that will i be worthy of their Drum reams sadedat, It is with lb. MOM I mtiatacUon. which will no doubt be slioned by the public, that i M. Jullien finds himself enabled to introdate into the prospectus ot the forthcoming serial of COMM; the wertrimsowned name of the great violinist, Signor SI YORI, who will make blears& • appearance before the English public, dam the lest five masa I at these concert., for which he has bees sacisively "FM I the celebrated cornet !-piston player, M. LEGENDRt o , i sad Berlin ; and In order to glee as equal brilliancy to the vocal , Doke, the valuable and exclusive service• have been obtained of , Mdlle. VOLPINI, whom charming perforwasces during the last mama at Her Majesty's Than . have raised her to the position of a napalm favour/le. That the deeerations and general Minder ormagenreats of the ensuing Cowmen will not be in any degree Inferior totems which have so peculiarly distinuished We .Jellielfe Concerts" of former days, will he madily concluded from the tact that they hare been placed under the direction of Madame Julllen, whose acknowMdged Wee and Mug emarience will genre a result worthy of the most brilliant days of the career of the late M. 'When. The klolrage, including a superb site of chandeliers , has been and manufactured expressly for &hie occasion by Mr. I r ei r ed llente. lel, liciendnatee. The refreshment department r has bees conlided to the well-knows firm of Zenon:, of the 1 Opees tkilounsde, end will be carried oat with all tho elegencica i sad saperier acomunodatioe of the best /reach cafés and glacier , 21111 iIiADIIIO-101311.—Dally papers (nsereling and evening), I eLmpopers„ reviewa, magazines, and periodicals of every xis andthe principal journals of Europe, America, the c Tiripeovinesa sad colonies, will be fogad en the tables in the t reading-room 1 Priam et Admilmien : Promenade, la : pasty, Is : drew , drele4. Nagresk ed. ; private boxes, lOn al., gl la, and Al lie 61. r I A manager. Madame Millen. Rog Mee under the dina- lion of . The Season will terminate on Monday, Dm 11, with • GRAND • BAL d'OPERA, which will, ander the direction of M. Jellies, be conducted on the IMMO pan as the celebrated Bale I d' Op era given during the Carnival at the Grand Opera of Pat* end the principal theatres of le*. Pull particulars will i be duly announced. N.B.—Yaw aunt's pendent@ Had Gem, where Me best I Dance Music Rgetuteate may be eappd in numbers sellable to • the Bell Mom, Is at 'fallen 's, tie. Y.gest strwß rs vaso "r ir E K—The i tIITITIER or tie k AX s a fine int l e l - Woe Mew of . Halifax Town.hall—Other Mastratiow—.. Going A~bleaeigg boo Ha Brenner Paw to Verona—The !toyed Academy -7~1 Artistic aerials Cendition of London —Convenaslone of Architectural Arociation—The late Mr. J. B. Banning— Dinner of Bulldwg Benevolent lnstitution, ►nd other interesting mere —I„ York-street, Covent garden, and all newsmen. 4d., or by post 6d. Now reedy, never before /*Wawa. melee la, BD E ONI 0. A. LOVE STORY. AO By Pan MAL, Author of ^ The Duke's Motto," eto molt powertall towels ilse caw drama at the Lyce the b um eett Theatre Is beaded apes Ste el loadcar : Wird — and LocJZ 166, lleenetrest. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. The MARVELS of PERU', the most wonderful / W . 76n la IM worid—laarlatu the marvellous Indian J mad Comic Divertlmeneent by the Francesco Family and one. Rata. Gaited by II yease ladies—TN beautiful retry Fountain— thenatinent Italian 'lobelia. SPZCIAL NOTICT-Tin — me se attraction.—THlS Nov. S. the celebrated Yeench Clam, ASt and Sartre,' will make their appearance in a war entertainment raaeread al=y for their engagement at tbb eatabilebanant. open at Seem, commence et Hansa& ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. —Tbe MRCVS BIRTHDAY.—A GRAND FANCY BALL will take oboe on YON DAY next —Tickets IA the principal libraries and cestandert, and at the Alksieben THE 0 XFOR D. - EVERY EVENING amecnoss from the new and most palmier °MBAS by Company. with fun Hand and Charm. com Meted hy Mr. Y. JONORMANS. Comedy by Umworth, Up , " W. laadaill, George Roam, and the marrellown Arthur sad Seetraied. Ad mission. area, id. Malls and below, ; private Imam 10e. ed. pa Gaon ILLUSION, by pormionion of tlIIflY DISCIA, lisaa—Proloso l ps pees adaptation of ths above is exhibited, with Tartan its offsets and 100 , 9 ,999 mmia. 11 MA A. Mimetic Ay Y svarruto, at MU past 9, at the LifiIIABITIY-HaLL, MKS. LIRRIPER'S LODGINGS. VALUABLE TELESCOPES, Microacopes. Cameron and other Photographic Apparatus, Phantasmagoria Lantern' and Bilden ltiareecopic Objects, Opera and Rim Okaans, Inereanapee. Jewelles7, Maps, Plana, do. MIL J. C. STEVENS begs to announce that ILL he will BELL by AUCTION. at lie OnM Boman 18, Kim. street, Covent-garden, TO-MORROW. Nov. O.M haltpast It pre. duly, the above-mentioned VALUABLE PROPERTY.—On Mew this day and morning of sale, sad mialognee had et Mr. 1. C. Firtvials, auctioneer Kingutrest, dess. and valuer of scientific insrmunents, $B, Coveabgar FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. - WHEREAS Mews BRAUN and WIISTLICR, lithographers of gt. Keg Axe, have lately been solicited by some unauthorised (evidently Et t ra,te te . for al frau dulent Pun sed C e lg t : L1;1= Fi r itfa r - El A N BRANDY, the above reward will be paid on convicUon el the offender and the public is particularly requested to see that Of genutne) each bottle Is capstdal, labelled, and sort bran.led.—J. G. MAILRHALL. sole consignee of most retailers, each; 4h par dozen ease. earrkgs paid. Depdt, 114, AlderspaMetrest, City. List of agents poet tree on application. ALLI3OPPS ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT. JOHN P. BIOOS And Co.. sole oostraetors for Bottled beer to the International Exhibition, Menu for Samuel allenpp W Sea's ladle Pale and Marion Aloe, and Guinness. 800. and Co.'s Extra Mout. Importers of Wines and Spirin.--01Bora 80,1 Noma liberal tonne tre matt the LIM Hurbente. E.O.—Tba nude supplied ea ALOERIAN ONYX MARBLE. Yeses HOWKLL. JAM} and Co. eleyestftillY sake an Inspection of their ear: Salon. which °detain@ upwards of one thixuand objects, consisting of CLOCKS, Ountelabra, Lamps, Vases. Jardiniere*, Inkstands, Pen Trays. and a ' , wear of Moaner articles of taste. at moderate prides This beautiful WINN la perfectly translucent. beats a very gospolish, presents a diversity of pleasing tints, and can be turned or chiselled Into suo fore necessary foratility or ornament.—S, 7, e, Regent street, PaUenall 0 BETTER STYLES for BOYS'. Chndrse and Boys are well attired ahem dreamed In RYAN and Co.'s 805 Th and 150LATY.10 OARMENTs, as now elMfar annum. and twister wear. The following are recommemled :—New Knickerbocker mdts for children. Oshorne. Windsor, and Westminster mite tnr elder hoya. •a., at lbs Id tie. the. SOL. and Ws.. Jackets, Overcoats and Canes la all styles, sixes, and fabrics. lITAIt and Om. el and R. Oxford-sin* W.: 21, W. and Wk Nowelittet. kinaharkaas : and it. Brlggate. Leeds. FOE BOYS of TRN to FIFTEEN YEARS. RYAN and Co.'s AUTUMN and WINTER OVERCOATS and CAPES are heeombig fashionable and protective. No gar ments to equal them Lave yet been bitrodamed. They ate made fa MI the newest fabries. at prices readied from lb. ed. to tic. RYAN and 00.. Oland 117. Odordatrest, • 111. 22, and 23, New-afresh Etrealighaga : and 41. MEP* Lead.. THREE LEADING STYLES for HOME or SCHOUL—BY,U4 and Ce.'s XION, HARROW, and RUGBY SUITS are the heat &dins for Boys end Youths, !la, Ws, sad Saa Bop? Jackets, You, and Trousers of cornmpand tag style and anality. Mt AY and On . le and I?, Ottesaddratt, W. • It, W. and II Iforatnet. Binalaglaant : and 42, BriggaSsa _ WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED? This query k worthy easaldaration by ever, osse anxious to witein the Inestimable blaming— it !: no correct know ledge is to the proper thee for Mktg lei will deomid the certainty of preserving clear vision tot • end of life. When its deficiency Is determined a ninety of discrimination roast he used in adaption lenses of the elect power that will supply the lota or lavehle Injury will result. teal quacks, Uke medical quacks, N timislealable nibehief by Qeir kpaorant pretession. as Is proved by the victims of revelry hawk ers and u ns killed vendors. 4aLeZ, then. It were wiser to ask advice tether from some IA of repute, and avoid risk to no sight. The old firm Thomas 'lards and lion established 1780. opposite the British Mumemegate. London, hallow speetally attended to the moon facture of spectacles, are competent to advise on all that car tels's to the remedyieg defective vision by the accurate adaptation of the lessee. resthernatleally true, of the renttleite Wier. sad also by the Judicious selection of a spectacle frame 'which is like wise bessortenti of the fano met booming the Ws. TELEGRAPHIC INI'ELLIGENCE. (sun's numume.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. ORAOOW, Nov. S. Forty-one ladies were arrested in Warsaw last night. Two convoys, with 560 prisoners, have left the citadel, on their way to Siberia. The exasperation of the population is extreme. The Polish Tows Captain of Warsaw has issued 4 proclamation, advising ladies to cease wearing . esonnting, to avoid the brutalities of the Russian Numerous engagements have taken place in lithesuia, Plock, and Sandomir. THE ATTACK ON GENERAL TREPOW. Bassum. Nov. 4. According to advises received here the chief of the Warsaw gendarmerie. General Trepow, was slightly wounded in the neck. The guilty person threw down his axe and took to flight, but was arrembed and severely wounded by the general, who struck him upon the head with the ale. • The importation of ferh ices, boots, sod leather straps into Poland has been prohibited. THE BANK OF FRANKFORT. FRANKFORT, Nov. 4. The Bank of Frankfort has raised its rate of dim:aunt from 4 to 3 per oeut. EXICCIJTIONB IN WARSAW. --.- The Posen Gametes publishes the following intel ligence from Warsaw, under date of Oct. 29: At Ms eels* this morning the Plea (anyhow, one of the used pipe/sem pert, at Warsaw, was the same el kw bah essinittee. The emsdesseed Trask', Genski Obejseeki. sad Fialkiewica —met their fete with eel. Mee , intim, the result of the consciousness of the essesieets al the erre fort which they died. They were hug ens after the ether—• Master el an boar bevies 'dapped between the beanies el the ant and last. The bodies were left on the Abet till neon, when they were placed on dung aorta sad newsreel to the citadel. Daring the execution the soldiers, in addition to their erdinery.weagens, were armed with sticks, sad the Camelia best • with whips the people, who were dissolved in tears. The age sad sarwPwalost of the plonk are extreme, and nothieg but the 'outlaws' effort. of the National Government ptomain them from taking a bloody revenge. The pester the oppreesioe the 11116 g, the indignation of the messes is roused. The Official Journal, altar briefly announcing the fact el these rump Onus, odds, " order was not far a moment disturbed.' THE ASSASSINATION OF M. KUCZYNSKI, AT LE BERG. The Cracow Czas, of the let November, pub lishes the following official notice from the Polish National Government : The National Government, in order to pat a stop to the utterly unfounded rumour that the murder committed at Lemberg on the 28th filet., on the person of the Imperial Cocooillor Kuczynski, bad been effected is *bedlam to • Ilelli4001) 'slued by the revolutionary tribunal, pabilmbet the follotrieg statemeuta for greseral ioformation : I. Tbet no revolutionary tribunal connected with the NatiosalGoverunsent either exists, or has ever *Jima, in Ordkrts. 2. That Com:miller IC oczynaki was neither tried nor sea. tweed by the rerolatiooary tribunal is Warsaw. 3. That therefore the private murder committed oa bia penmen took plass without the knooledp of the National °worm:mat and the authorities it has established. Dated October 30. MI. A FEDERAL STEAMER AT CORR.—DUBLIN', WILD IINEDAT.—(ET ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TILIDRAPR.) —A telegram from Cork states that last evesdas Adathal domes gave notice to the }Anal steamer Hews to Ism ON halts of The harbour with' 24 hours. It is re ported that bar oommaeder missed. The Keareago was waft all lest night. Bhe is suspected of walohlog blockade num at Oork. Lo® or rim Bandy! Bina Amor, wire ALL ox BOAND.—LIVEZPOOL, WLDNVIDAT.—A telegram from Caernarvon was reeeived bare yesterday to the effect that the Bremen big Aries, Captain Rotate, which left this port es the 26th October for st. Thomas, bed, In putting Ma throegh Massed weather, no ashore seer Ournerven Bay lira sight, aad berme a total wreck, and all on beard perished. The Arkin woe • los clipper brig, Breoen.bnilt, 260 bows berth.., and war maimed by a crew of nin• rase. essimive sf reptant and ethos's. Her cargo waisted of n mina & emertment of goods, madams shipped at this peril* Yews. Lira andTaralioson. - - Tag ODSWAND INDIA AND CHINA MA BoureamrroN. Nov. 4.—The Pealsonasz and Oriental Com. posy's steamship Pocaah, Captain Field, sailed hews to day at 3 p.m. with the mall@ for Gibraltar, the Maditerra ogee, Egypt, Ades. Ceylon, India (mop. Bombay), sad China, together with ICID Ilion sod 48 moood.elm passe.- amongst whom ant Drs. Oorbpa, Pinball, Tarns, and ldw.drrsoo; Captains Ural, Dobbin, Boater, Drought, and Plant; Colonel Miogileld, Liamitesauts Murray and Smith, sod Captain the Hos. J. Drummond. Amager the pas. singers proeseding ed Marseilles to joie this mall am the Rim Mr. Took* C aptain Reeve. Major Gralsion, Lady Maas, and Loa Howard. The POosali took out ora freight epees value 171.4171. lle. 3d. for the following ports, via.:—Sues, sovereigns, 801.; Madras, gold coin, 8001., gold Mimed. 1 .: 001 .; Weak , . iow•Doti. 2,103 1 .; Sin= doubloons, 1.M., 'warier, 4044 Hoeg Moe& L 2141., bar silrer, 4,0001., sundries. 370 L ; Too Chow, her Orr, 1,8001.; fiblagbas, dollars. 9,8601., silver coin, 831., jewellery, d. 0., 17714 Alexandria, sovereigns, 178, ta Z, gold coin, 10.0001., and gold leaf, Re ., OW. The Noel also took outs very fell cargo of peered mer chandise. AIIZILICAN AND CANADIAN MAlM—Yes terday the humanise:air City of Lauda was despatched from Liverpool for New York, with mails for the United Mate% shoat fifty cabin palmier's, and a full cargo. To day (Thursday) the Montreal Ocean Steamship Company's simmer North Americas will leave the Mersey for Port land, with the (Nmadise and United States mails. On Saturday the Cunard Royal Mail Ammer Persia will mil for New York, wit► mails for the United Staten, and British North Amerio► ATTNYPTND INVALIDATION OF THI L.rL OF SIMILWASONT'II Luau AT OITON. —The Asp nceatly takes by the meat el the Earl of Shre 'rebury to in ealidste the WM of houses and lauds at Orton. held under the earl, are still exciting great opposition and indignation is the neighbour hood. The qualm is moat important , loaaninch am it affects lasnehold property held under leaded proprietors all over the essehm. Oa Tardy 'owing a aunwrooely at tended wed iaftaatialsesetkag was held at Oaks, sear Dirirewheed, when the aggrieved lassie &sided to oostri. bate le • defines find see year's -----mast upon the value of their Weisel, fp, is the poled to be eastributed home. diets'''. It is aWinated that one year's asseengeot will yield 10.0031., an that the (rat contribution to the defame feed will be 2.500 i. Ttur eou.utas' Finn ZX IN TN E NORTH. —At the Airbus eellisties es MOM* waiters approach so seater a reteleseet. Mr. Love hoe beam isfonsed of the son. seseplases by the saes of the Wo e he had propreed. aid so vernal hes the imitative aow lossown. that weir, et the raisers why have hitherto stood aloof are reported I. hays woad free work and joined in the movaineet. Cousious of the lealgewtion which the ejectinents have avowed throughout the eosstry, the Yours. Lore awn Smelly to bare abandoned that violent and napopsbir sassarc— Iletrraxte Chronicle. [Stamped, id. AdditiomaL] MUSIC NI. EM MY LESLIE'S CHOIR. The nowt ts of this chair bops for the season tot sight, et fit. Jemeerlaell, nadir the dkeslitee of Yr. Leal* the fouodor ad director of the coheir, who, by him able and widows exertions, has brought it to Re protest high degree of excellence and reputatioe. Yesterday being the annivenery of the death of tfeedeleeeha, the wooers was in commemonitioa of the leateeted mmier, the programme consisting may of peels miectoi from hie works. The greet futures of the performaaos were the two celebrated sacred pieces. the Palm foe au eight-part choir, "Judge me, 0 God," and the Psalm, "Her my player," for a soprano polo and chorus with oriels amempossiment. Both of these have bees repeatedly sung by Mr. Leslie's choir, bet never with greater offset Hasa ea this °cooks. The AM, an eigtt• past bermoey without the support of say belnuniatel ac oceepaaimewt, leas severe a kid as a body of corm voices COS undergo ; they sitdidood it, nevertheless, most income. fully, tahiag every point of the complex counterpoint with the utmost preeisicm, while they maintained their pitch without the dpeeeior was of a comma. Tbh fine performer's woe badly moored. la the Puska." Hammy ' /ewer,* the very seiner silo part, which prodomiusteo throughout the whblo Oboe, wee mot Admirably sag by Modems Lessumme-filierriostee, who warred the hisialifel aulateetice, "0 that I. had t►e wimp el a dove!" with a forma of eagpreadoa whisk remaiaded at aid a Hale of Jimay LIM. &vend of leadelaiolurb Gard wider part iality were alarmingly King by the choir, sad warmly ap plauded. The lartrameatel partaraten were Herr Parser sad Sped AUL They played Yeadelarohe's least• is nit for the piano sad eialeadlq sad the air with veriatkias fee the seal* iaeteramsata ; sad Beer Paaer played sevenal el the Lioder abee Work. The hell was well Ailed. sad the andieoce ►ighly gratified. DRAMA. a.,.•4........ PRIZIOZEW& Mr. J. Clarke, ei --- I,he Btrnad Theatre, whose law Anises from the siege, the result of a mews widest, boa hese • peat km to the publis in the pre ssen dearth of low comrdnise, will have a complimentary kens& gives to him by • bog of professional friends at this theatre nest Saturday evening. Tin weiniltlos formed to annoys the details of this Unbolt emnprims half the prousbosni dranistie amnion, adore. end jounsalists is Leedom, sad the cooperation cl every Wankel liallager has bean sea ed to wends • fail and attinetive moans& The entertainments will naiads the milkmaid eosin from the Ware Cope, with Nes Woolsey; Deane Mamma, with Ws. George Plain, Mr. Addison, and Yes Sorbed ; sad the farce of the Row9A Desmond, is which Mr. J. Obrke will wake his did appearance, riled by Miss After t►is the draws of lhata sad lam will be performed. with Mr. B. Weirder sad M. Bidding is that original charade's of Triplet sad Peg Waft*. ; s news Iran the barissque of freidee, supported by powder members of the Prawad cespeay ; the " persovados piece of Thrice Married, is which Me Culotte Leclerc(' will appear • together with the recital of " Mrs. Brows it the Play," by Yr. Arthur Sketchlay ; sad sa extraordinary feat of beerdeania by M. Ilmetwaa. U this is ad s bill of bre to drew out playgoers hi sapped of a favourite actor, we do ad bow what is, sad we bare Do Wield that the howls will be cr►wdd. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 4. TIM VICB-CHANCZLIAISHIP.—In congretts thin 'moaning, the Bev. Dr. Cookson. Welter of St. e Dollop, nes sienna (new. eon.) to tie olden el Viee-Ckan• cellar for the swung ncodonoisal year. The Bight Bev. the Lord Bishop of Liscois (D.D. Oxae) ores adenittnd ad mutes Omahas. _ _ _ as. Jones Couaaa.—The lopewiag is the beadeatioal nak ol the geallowea elected fellows of this college os Meaday Wt. The Nat el games merely append is this oswaspearienes es Tuesday :-11. Ludlow. Bth wrangler, 1857 ; W. 0. them 9th may*, 1861 ; J. 0. Laing. 2nd wrangler sad tad Saab's (inatbematkel) primmest., 1862 ; A. F. Tarry, eth wrangler, 1802; J. Eleplitoe, 611. wreagler, 1862 ; R. T. Main. hraaketed 'goal for 6th orsathr, 1888 ; C. E. Gravid, Sad is the classical trips, 1862. THE EARL OP MALMESBURY ON THE POLISH QUESTION. At the annual meeting of the South Avon Agri cultural Society at Christchurch, on Tuesday swaying, the Earl of NALNICSBURT presided. Io proposing " the Army and Navy^ his lordship said—Although I feel it is oar duty to support these two institutions, upomwhich the safety and honour of our country rest, yet I am glad to say that there ie no Deed at the present time of their suttee services. We have at this time, I hope, good promotes of piece se far as we are ocomerned, although other senors are now engaged is war. Not long ago considenfble apprehension, and I think • irsey reasonable a pprehessice, existed that we should en gage in ~fete on aerostat of Poland. I cannot say how muchfpenorolly deprecated any such war. I hayed. publicln my place in parliament any Gomm of aett er tal might have the seat of involving us la. • war on be half of that patios, and Drould dominate it math in the strongest and most earnest phrases. (Hear, hear.) It is pot that I do not feel, as every Englishman moil feel. for the sufferings endured by that country. It is not that Ido not contemplate with regret the tyranny ender which they are bound —( her, bear ) —but with all these feelings, whisk are the feelings mtersilly of every Englishman, I cannot Mega there is a duty paramount to these sentiments—a daty which we owe to our children, • duty which we owe to our country. (Chriers.)• I consider it to be • general principle that our army sod navy should be only employed in our own defence, not in any aggressive aotiou whatever, except in the ease of • war where there is absolote necessity for our maim in salf-didesce. We are doubtless, se regards this martins, placed in an awk ward position. There have been men In high station, of very 'onerous sentiroests, and gifted with stirring powers of eloquence, who, driven on by the most generous feelings, have Mdruned the public miod with regard to Poland. So much has this been the ms' that I am afraid • very bitter siimpprehensirse boa taken plans amour* the Poles them. selves, who may have looked forward to active and malarial interference on the part of this country. It also may have been • great disappointment to our ally the Emperor of the Fresch, who, judging from the language of this errantry, thought we would go baud is band with him in an European we,. Now these illusion. have disappeared. To me, they have always been illusions, but not so to a great poetics of the public ; and it has disappointed the Poles themselves, who have been encouraged in what I feel to be a ho peless stregele. Heel that the asotiments of this country are so decidedly in favour of peace that there are no masons why we should enter into • bloody sad a:pensive war under the proses& eirounistasore of the Polish insurrection. I have felt it rather to be the duty of all public men to diapers' rather then emourap those illusions of which I have spokes. This has occurred to me mere forcibly during the last twe or three years. Hen of high boom', men devoted to their country, hays, under the iceman of a generous enthusiasm, called upon me, and pressed epos me to advocate their cause ing parliament, sad speak in favour of Polish liberty, and the emascipatioe of the Poles from Remise dominion. I know I have been thought by them cold, mid perhaps unfeeling, from the meaner in which I have received them ; from my haviog always de clined makiag say lamenteeches sad from isdarnim the mind either of par or a the public by complying with these desires. I thought it was a paramount duty that they should sot be deceived, that they should sot think and judge from the words which I or any ether public man might utter in whereat, that this country would go to the extent of actively ioterferiag, or would go to war with the Russian,, or call spots say other 'anon to assist us in eniancipitiog Poland. I think is so doing I did my duty. (Hear, hear.) I know those who made speeches and Ultima the public mind, se I hare mid before. are men who have acted and felt generously, but they thought they, bolding no positios of responsibility, ought say what they liked and do what they liked, mid to them must be attributed the false position io which we have stood with respect be the Emperor of the Free* sod also the Poles themselves, loth of whom have been deceived by the seetiments cif this country—l do not mean the sent,. meets of • body, and a generous body, who, sympathisiog with the i sufferings of the Poles, have sought to involve this country in • war n their cause. I believe aU dsoger of such • war is passed, and our army and navy, well drilled nod mancruvred every day, may continue to wear their swords In their scabbards, and wait for the time, and long beim may that time be, when this country shall require their germs. (Applause.) OhTOTAL PALACE. ONZ WEINVISDaINo.. 4.—Adisiselose as psymeak 611; did* by amp.* teedeta§74 : LON Dow Glut mw.Oms thus Com rLx (Lim rraD).•-• Tante ree•ipta fee the week siding Nov. 1, 10.5191. 16.. 10d. [TWOPENCE MURDEROUS ATTACK UPON POLICEMEN BY "PIGEONS7I4Ltns. One of the most savage and murderous attacks upon policeman that has amened wield' oar experience was committed yaoteeday asensuigt: =brew *W aifs sod Dana, by a gang el Neste" mouths past tke farmers living is a radios of • dens miles from Sheffield bays bad (request ammo to sanplais at lob bogies of their pigeon cotes ; sad two or three iartenese of desperate esconstere between pongee's and pipe dein' have boas reported. Yesterday morning, about belted 6 o'clock, two of the borough police faros, named Swift sod Howldea.wer• oe duty wear Sleirland-lons, adjoining theNandaseter, Shallald. sad Lehealnabire way, whew they ebserved three men egraing 'towards *am slam the Yes. The elms wee up de moot the mss, who tamed aside into • Geld, and Mos inedinned the suspicions in the Wade of Um Akers that they had bees on some ea lawlelazpolilica.:wallowed the see, who, seeing they were mus and ed, being eedident that they could beat off the pollee, to preen ter the encounter by throwing off • hay samba of pions, with while Vie pockets of ell three were lONIIIIML - EWA come up to them tint, and • lees consist karma liahely bops. Usforeastely for himself. the pellesesa wee meet osly with his staff, whilst one of the pguadg oppose to him was armed with • sad sheep katshet, whisk he mod with fandel Not the odds wing hisa. Sett closed with • neen. who gawk fens* at Ida heed. The beteliet cut through the Wok hot he was wearing, sad just touched h= but the lees of the Paw lad been so much o te4 in did get Pine Ma. He rained seat to Mora lie blow, he his eakipeedet agate L is egb at him, the /low sang else epos his sight bed, sad lite rally dialog off tweet Ide Inge" sad &sole( as So the brim at Ido emenidehand toadied hit heed. The neholimelmomoom we by the blow, e he fen leo wegemagely Masi by the elier ego. A S had ehen *so fn a few restask asenawhiiii . had gat up to the Aose. Atter a short me who had the bate aimed a blow at ilowleiZr head. which mask hid it When east as I iseentheri./ have lolled him nee We apse. Forlasalm4, he merged ellatly se be saw as blew egedag, Wein fade' wagon seven im as the his its et the seek, sad Maned a wound see inches la lsugtk, laying bags, be fortunately not severing. the carotid arwry. The wound mess • vomy dreadful as.. sad Howldre fell to tho posed eel moats& Jest at that 1111211111•11 Swift repines nob etd i :eu the ream* kicking his oespealso ea y is he ea the ground. The eacenater had oat imacakied. • labourer who was weekhe is as ad Lid hid. es Abeam ewe So ma whoa Meg were poised by the elem. He saw Sheen turn upon their penmen, and at owes left hie work sad weal to the place to seise thepelia, Pat ho ins east by the suss nine who bad uaaWd thepalise. reedned • heavy blow with the hatchet as the meek, 'Maltz Mated him, mad mimed him great oulforlag. The ag thou ark of, the primal* mobs, loarteg tics as the some of the steeple. They had ekes e mesas So premed farther permit, for sot me of opponents enable to follow them. Swift, Aydin himself beaming vary week from lace of blond wed the *are hie wooed, made Me way with great didlouity to Mr. T. 'Tar. tan's bees, where laminae" were given to htm, and he thee premeabel to Ms home In atterreliffn ffewldel; on rower* his sews, was to a sted dome lee the village by the labourer mee timed above, pad all thee ware speiniey pet der the are el Mr. drew, engem The women ea Howides's use is a very doggers= 1108. 'WIWI. is OW dada that Swift al ko th to his head. The er baked. a deW arced to i esr ben at ems at tbe pensioner agerielnined in Me fleld krone of the railway oaken at Darman. The valise we in investigating the affair. sad we hope e a l s A sacesed to apprehendier Ur nines. th " SZNIATION" LEADNILS. —RUMOURS AND PAM. —The Standard of this morning anteing the follosing letter :—" To the Edits —Sir —Bevies Jost read the esimatioe' leaden is your waif edition of hi-day, est in the Morin Star of yeeter6n, udder the above harbor, I am compelled to beak silence by declaring, aa the soliellor for the rwomedest, that I believe the table of the elate noon is the *Ain to be sine, se my cheat solemnly declaims them to be. As to the noble co-resoodeet, herein highly esepeetabte bands, who are quite able to take care of their Alas henoert end I should set have tbedgbt it ememary to ray a word as Wall of the reepesides= for the manner mwhin the are bee bees most nej bly eennamd oe the faith of the mere Meg of a petilles, of wideb set one wood lee ben er (se I belles) set be ' proved to be tree. nine hese always taught that omens justice demanded as atiesste of comment on • cars until after the trial. Hew bee it bees observed in this instance! Now, sir, to Winne, to your leader of to•day. I would beg to aelc you whether you eta in any way justify veer referees to the co-reepoodeet es 'the Aoary defender at 1' The very words men to seelnie guilt cm his part. Thee yea gay '• respectable free of solicitors vouch that the pending suit in the Divorce Ooert will under no circumstances be compromised.' Now, first, who are the respectable Arm of solicitors? Are you aware, sir, that the ' firm,' otherwise the attorney to the petitiont, is Me Mr. Wells who dolly advertises relief 'To the embenmeetr by mans of the coon, is coeseetin with a Mr. Weeks, who I Inkwell aa ationonhant at the game address? Mr. Wells advertises that be will obtain 'pro tactical from 51., payable by Melakeente: and oat peblicas P Also, that ' divers seas an reneAdeatied p reoriented.' The present case seems ' coaltdetitially noire to the whole world, ea Mr. Wells at see rushed tato petit to inform the pehlie that se oompromis bad bees made le the case. Now I should be 'led to know who est the report of a compromise ellen at all. Most saguredly not the reepoedeet sor her solicitor. She emphatically de nies ell the allegation in the petition ; .Mr. Wells, in his letter of &Mal, might and el to have ridded that so ostspromiee, or suggestion el • compromise, had come to him tress the .-pendent er her advisers ; she will quietly await the pritilloger's spans of Aimulelj; when the case mar into court. I have only to state in conclusion that the petitioner Seiner Is a clergy. was. as stated, woe (to see your . wade) does he wise the robes 'of the Christian Inane, ; but, if lam not ink- Wormed, he is now in the service of the Weston alluded to in Mr. Wells'a doily sanitising programme.—l NU, sir, your very obedient servant. CRAWS' BOULST, solkitor to the respondeet. 2, Staple-ice, Nov. 4." PaIIVDO-STED:fO MINDID WOMEN AT DUCVIIN. If she is all mid thin, the odds as she wears black lace mitten down to her knuckles, and fingers, se unlike the ray tips of Aurora as possible, beyond. If smaller is ma ture, sod larger la balk, the affects bright colour,, bnids her hair low upon her teenier, collect& her permit bsseath her chin. and emmouate it with a large and dentin brooch. In either case her dress assumes folds that iiriply sedentary habits, and a cerelereses of appearance; while her hoots, gloves, collars, handkerchiefs—ell those ktivial niceties of detail which her sex usually singe so skilfully, sad which are indeed the small-arms of their warfare— demote as utter abuses el that quality called Taste, which modals eueatielly in a nice perception of the theses of things. You sit next her at dinner. sod rniu the gentle, half-shy courtesies entailed by the present voluminous sty le of dress; little preludes to sioquietesce, which rise into convereation as the fish disappears aud the champagne cornea round; you venture on a remark, perhaps a sufficiently trite osseetablishieg the dullness of the season or some equally incontestable propceition, mod she deliver, such a home-thrust down your throat in reply es shut■ you up like • book of sermons, till you have had recourse to stimulants for year recovery. If • young man, put/la super Wain's, you retire gladly from the modest, sod sub side into the contemplation of the timid damsel or the "frisky matron " oppsite. Pail's, these, you no always devote yourself to the real bus:mese of the entrrtainereet. But if middle aged, unobtrusive, and • little n. nous, like ourselves, you experiese a horrid fascination that compels you patMetly to submit, end eves offer !myself a willing victim to the torture. When the ladies leave the dining room, you feel conscious of having hoes subjected to The Question in its most appalling form. You are also aware that the unconuected and incoherent nature of i our replies must have cased your sei;Abour to form the lowest opieioe of your intellect nod attainments, while convincing her at the same time of your total want of siooerity. and general insensibility to the beauty of truth. You make a ruemorsedum to avoid strobe 'Moan women for the net of your life ; and, rennin to the drawing-room. are glad to observe that your tormentor has fastened os a mild clergy man and a rosy muster of hounds, neither of whom, though they lists patiently nod respectfully. seems to understand on word of what die is say mg. —Froser's Alaganse for November. --- fliE ---- " EXTRAORDINARY CLERGYMAN."—CON. VIMION FOR ASHAOLT.—h will be remembered that two er three weeks ago a mu named Richardson obtained • , summons spinet the Rev. R. Henniker. is curubent of 1 Ceuldoo, Stafford. for an emelt ; that the rev. geolletnan failed to appear; sod that roesequeatly the Leek magi'- 1 testes issued • warrant for his apprehension. About the I time of the issue of the warrant Mr. Heouiker soot out of the way, mid the police were suable to find him. However, an Friday eight be came to Leek. moil, through his solicitor. intimated that be would surrender nu the following morning. The police were not sidistied with this assurance, and •ceordrngly Mr. Heoeiker we. taken into custody the mama night, at the Red Lion Hotel. Ile Saturday he was brought before the Rev. J. Sneyd and Mr. J. Russell, charged with the assault on Ri.hardsoo. The primmer, through his solicitor, pleaded guilty. Eli des°, was given of the assault, from a bich it appeared that ou the anemone of Sunday. the 4th Orbder, Is fore service commeseed. the oseophilaimit was is Osoldoo clinrcheartl, . , obeli Mr. Hensiker ordered him logo out. and iaoadi•tely afterwards kicked him on the less met shies. It sea urged for the defame that Mr. Hesaiker was labouring under azoltement at the time. The magistrates iathoted the full penalty of U., which was immediately paid. and Mr. Hee -1 siker then left the ci.urt, followed by • ta•etderable crowd.