The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-12 00:00:00

/ i t' is- eyr, . /('- &- ‘‘,- V‘- -•- N NV S EPAPE It 5511211 XA /lA''‘r --4:7 ` - ' t t 7.1 • - '' ra si .:4 , ‘ , . 0 No. 5,358.] UTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope C ' AL S Mathse—STKAM COMMUNICATION between LON DON and INDIA by the inagnificent fleet of Steamers belonging to the East India and London !Shipping Coniromy (limited). The nellicomon clipper ancillary steamship (301. DEN FLEECE, 2.70 e tone, 1150-horie power, G. Y. BIRD. Commander, now loading in the Vlemria ;Londe& Docks will leave on the 11th it t, ertinarking pamengers at and leaving Gravesend on the 20th October, foe ltekotts, calling at the Cape of Good flops and Medrse This magnificent ship, built expressly for the India trade, ha been thoroughly refitted, has first-rate acconimmintien for passengers, and will carry an erl'eMstsmd surgeon: also a shmardese. The average peewee of these steamers has bees 7o days to Madras, some of them making the shortest passages on record. The line will be continued on the 20th of each eucceedum month, with the strictest punctuality, by one of We Company s feet of auxiliary screw Means ships. Yor freight or passage apply to Grindley and Co., 55, ParßA. menastreet, &W.: the brokers, Alfred Brett and Co., 150, Icoulenhalletreel, E.O or at the Oakes of the Company, 9, Minting-line, London, HC.: whore also applications for ap pointments as midshipmen in this semen shooed be made. B.MIALD MEW, bemeary. OVERLAND ROUTE.-0011MIJNICATION bff STEAM to INDIA, AUSTRALLA, de.. TM EGYPT. TM PENINSULAR aml 4/11IINTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY BOOK PASSENGERS and mare Cargo and Parcels at Slade London alai for Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, the %Data, and China. of th eir 11 .*Mber. leaving Southampton on the 4th and 10th of may month for filbralbst, Malta, !opt, Aden, and Boeabey, by those of the 12th sad Mk of seat mouth ; and for MaNallus, Reunion, Liar a Sound, Melbourne, and Sydney, by the steamers team l e :g . ruthanaptou on the 20th of wear month.—For further particulars apply at the Company's Maw Leviathan-street, LC.. London; or Orlantal•plato, Scratharapeom LIVIIIPOOL es Quzioirrowir TO NEW YORE THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sod PHILADELPHIA ETILAWEHIP COMPANY Miesd der psteMag their tiMprermed Clydrbelli Iron law ElsoarEhips, carrying the _ _ - 40 - 11 - 4iilkiiii74 roz NEW TOIL rririi•Tn:sl7 7 7Jair " CITY OP CORK. natosday Oct. 11. CIT Y OP Wednembry. act 24. CITY WARIIINOTOIC Wednesday. OeL YR and 'my Weharailas, and every alternate Warden'. Cabin wow* the Oa ma "ailing every Wednesday. IL 11. sod RI %Yaw, according to the 11000111.•011141011. Cabin iny the Ilstarday's steamers, 18 vines& Forward puma satorti Incinctlng all provisions cooked. Passengers for Canada. the United States, end Bettlais Columbia. booked threegh ;TMstlyeeteseest tertao—Fer rugby parUcalsro %Ino LIINAR fl, ttstareereel. et to Ind lIACKT. al. KW( Willasweleal. CRY. pHILLEPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS ler =the aadoeueetketed butaelese eilemaere : DAY ead the MINE. the BAT/Sllll. teen the Bente/ sad lento Stew Wharf, Wapping every beaday, at 11 a.m. lazes : LI 10e., sad lb. N. idtilli tleketti •bee sad a ban. The Flitleo.D, Thaealar atendog elute, beet en the ?ewer, Pare SL AMIN, or OCRWALBZ, ovary Thundy, Mll ass., boss ndM, , asil from Bliskwall at noon MIME AL £7, SW las. lcer 00111111(11T110_, Wm OIIIITAT WALL. about October 15, lowed by ths LONDON. hem lassisliaswlL NM* AS Bs.. A 2 b., mad Al. To be fol . For oonareAont. the NEWSXIr, Caplan Y. eILITH, from Alderman's Tier, est Um Ostober. . _ Pa f ll 4l4oWies. aa, aegis dairellal Uslvan& 01100. 11 1 . 1= 000 . aw 10 11LULIPES, GRAVES, sal I.IIII.LIITs, THE SARDINIAN MINING COMPANY The liability ot the Shareholders le limited to the amount of their Shares, the Company being reentered under the Coat panne Let, itat, with Hmltod liability. Cepa 4110,000. in 10 000 Shame of CIO each. Deposit cmappYstton, xl per Share, and a farther payment of LI par Share on allotment Calls not to erased LI per Aare at intervals of three montha. It I. expected that not more than x 0 prr Share will be called. lull prospectuses and forms of application may he obtained on application to the hanker.. Yemen Smith, Payee, and Smiths. Lombard-street: the solicitors, MINIM Reece, witidaN and Blyth, 10, St. thrttitthniaae, City : of the brokers, la boodoa Frank Wheeler, Eel.. 0, Copthall-court Ithacheater—Mesera &gland and Prince. Exchange-chambers ItterPool—ilmws °sequoia* and Chamberlain, 2. Groavenorbalidimin Ilthebarn- Meet : and of the secretary, Yr. George Weehtestoe HAITI!. at No. 0. Nicholaalane, ',Gado% KC. THE DISOOUNT CORPORATION (Limited). eitabilahed under the Companies Ack with limited Capital, fteocooo sterling, In 10,00 sainse LIN each. PIM WS., Mel name. Deral per them m apple/Mom and 41 lea en allot wet. s ‘ not contemplated to clan op mom thee Ile per Share. Calls not to mend /14, at Intervals of not leas dm three months. DINPOTOSS. Jams. Bruce, . (Memo Brace and Co.), Alicharch-lane. Maim Dr Amara. thieheeler sad Woolner), 11. 11 D=W115ta ... 4, - 111 co oortrrestrensre. Leckie and Cas., Desabar), late Desk el Indio. Menthe By Cashion, Isq. )Uumn. Dram and 0o.), Abelson*. lee. fleorps Wag. Winetemlane (Memo Lyell, 944 and Ow, long Amanda& Clarks 14ward Mangles, /eq., Director of the Union Bank of Thome of Intl& Demtheme, Dm., Director of the Clattered Mercantile Beak John Meraent, 1112. 4 1::ctor of the Alliance Beak Limited W „ Director of the Beak of Victoria. Buena-Ip(meeof Lades and LiverpooL Lothbory, London, and nrowns-Indldhara LtverpooL fasucrron4—Mesare. /tax aod Arabs. 9, Mbelog-lane. Biomes —Dere. J. sad J. Whitehead. 8, NocePtheircot• SOCILIPAST PSO not.—Robert Plater, lam, Dm Temporary Oakes ,of ths Corporation—Mk Choogralley, theoldll, LC. The. Dliement Cireperaiies In etiaillind toad the ineentery =.7b of the increasing ocaunseelsl hiIIINNISS dGreat tr ° ad Us depeoleueles. In founding this undertaking, the Idneterei have secured the =L-ZuonUM and bighlyttespecemil discount Mr in cd en with whom arrangement' he,. Imo made for the 171orstioe transfer of its lucrative business to this , and two of whom partners Ain the [Amtrak It line he manifest that the Discount Corporation starts with • and vidsiable eenneideat, and acquires the enerlense et 11/reeleen whose fo rlorn:e and latelligelace are aorta& to iontsgend the sodden of the public. The material basis of the Corporation ern! be • large sub scribed capital, Judiciously distributed. The recent creation of several large Indian and colonial bank ing inetitutione, coupled with the expanding ' and conti nental trade s d the country, sod the extending commercial transactions with Judie and the colonies, load to the conviction that gre,rter discounting facilities thee at present exist an retell An establishment which fmnt Its ample mesas win be able to supply such requirements, will no doubt be favourably received by the trading eurnsounity, and will at the same time afford a safe end profitable return equally to those who seek the perma nent investment of their money, and to those who merely desire the temporary employment of their surplus funds. The known profitable operations of the old private discount firms, and the sew disc ont companies, give the assurance that a purely discount business, prudently managed, will prove a etespiete ilitcassa. The heed oboe of the Corporation will be in Landon. No proraotioudnoney will be given for originating the under taking, sad the preliiiiinary expense will be strictly confined to such as are Indltpetbthle. . .. . . . . Applications for shares may be addressed In the annexed forst to the Dlrecters. and eoples of the prospectus may be obtained at the teammate offices of •he Corporation, or at the offices of the itrokers and Solicitors but no application will be coital. demi unless a deposit of Al per sham on the number of shares applied for has been paid. rout Or APTIJCATION POll 6111,11:6, To be retained by the Bankers. No. To the lameten of the Discount Corporation lLhaltedl. Greuthunen,—Harima paid to your bankers the win of beteg a deposit of ILI per share on shares to the ahom; Corporation. I hereby request that you will allot me that am ber, and I acme to become a na -mbar oil the Corporation In respect of such shares, or in respect of any lees number you may allot me, and to ereeute the articles of association when required ; and I request that my name may be placed on the register of members for the shares so ullotted. Name la full Bastdence Trofemion or business Data "VCCELLKNTE BIJOUTZRIZ COURANTZ. NODZIJIMI !MIAMI r PAM 111."—W STO. sad 111.0814.21, 4el bees Mb • ltnielm Medal at Le Para Unnerved Ibbilyttlee, aorentrinted by tat Mite the ratio to so of ;2. .1% Itrotwitt.mu A rd il co the , m n 'iteMlY• alignment If all mai prootion. WAXlilinfON•od 111:00DRIN.Goldwaith• Yambietory, Na. raristwersit. Covent-wa W.C. istabhalted A.D.17911. Anon node of Maim wad Jewe llery les for Is. each. N.B. nom egablistmekt I sk to Mud sla taw mon& sad Ca estuddr , at ink. NNOTHING IMPOSSIBLS —no gr u ata nza. s t and meet metal Noentlem a the day, AOIYA Mum JOILM OOWELL and Oc., Three It ti Imeaterd serest, Ueda.. pereament to ha. Mehra. reapscaully seer to the =Ms trelp eseroellons had, which dreditalli naten" the Ataatella las heir Se ks pellathe htte—ee eatterat what age. The Agos awe et No prceettlet a cemetery, beeilleit es the system, and whom h a lt Ii nelered Lela appliestke per earth will keep It I perhart °Meer Pees yet boa* et In halt bottles. 10a at —John Gana I Co. base hem llPPehteed whom te IL ILE the Peace. et Maas. AITTION to MOTHERS.—Mn. JOH3IBO/413 N./ AxEiticAtr SOOTHING STMT.—This Meadows mimed, has bow ha penal ass toe upwards of thirty rears. Sad Sas preserved agnanross Children when suffering from Convulsions arising from pistol Dentition. An soon so the Syrup is rubbed on the paw. the &lid will he relieved, the gums cooled, and the intlamaseetkea Mead. It is as innocent as elloseinew tending to protons the teeth with ear: and so plesasat. that so eldfd wlHmews to let Ha gums he rubbed with li. Pa.s should Do vegyptirtiaatar W ask tor JOHNSON'S JOILHICAN SOOTHING SYZIIP, sad to tusks that the names of BARCLAY sod ION& ta . Tardogdomsteret, London to whom kin, John son Masotti Le recipe . are ou the stamp slated to each bottle. Price b. 9d. pr bottle. FOZZ/Ll7B COPAHINE MIME, nooesitully LP Met la the Peels tad Lemke Noe** seder the eon et Ig hent Oenhetee. Rteetd. Deed. Men& ash Lowe out Mew* elh Nem. IM/t, IMMO' .an ki seeteee eiff In" deaf MINA UR 4111/.118 Aiwa —IL NO he hid 11 . ht. et hark await. 0. Ampamink THE ANGLO•AUSTRIAN BANK. To be oonstitutte! with It, iteA ItabtlitT, Under a roic;;;;;TrOZl;6iii7le7iiiiiaj7l4tlie Emperor of Awerft. Dated 6th October. MIL Capital, 2.2,000. - 000, or 20,000.000 Florins To be ditided into 100,000 Scrip (ketilleatea of Ato or 200 florins each, upon will, h 44 is to be paid on application and a upon allotment, and a call of 12 within one month after allot, meat. These Certificates to be exchanged hereafter for shares to beater of i4O or 460 each, at arranged with the Austrian (kwernment, as hereinafter stated. In such exchange one certi ficate will represent one 420 Mare with it paid thereon, or Ere certißcatea will represent two f. 40 shares with AM paid thereon. Hle RoTal Highness Prins Geo Ilapieha, Accident of the Gali cian Net, and )(ember of the Anetrieu itch:Meath. fiomenrt A. Be►omoot, !eq.. . Beroe krirselet ;lienikskiin and Co.). beaker, Vienna. 0. O. Glyn, Fp banker. London. Count &men' lelanky. Member of the Austrian Iteichasth. Merles KU* Seq., Primident of the Chamber of Commerce, Vienna. Alexander Schrader, I. A. and C. Schrader', Trieste. Berea Tint! Member of the Austdan Reichtrath. it;;,;;:i ortaTitl.TriZalre Wien tit Count Xdosond Zany. Vienna (President of the Vindibona and Anksr Insurance Companies,. Adalbert Zinner, Ern , merchant, Vienna. Augsburg—R. Paul von SteUen. Bartin 7 Mmare. liendidssolux and Co. Frankfort (LW— Mews Gruoubus and Co. klusich—Memes. Robert de Fnellch and Co. Parls—Memrs. Mallet !rem and Co. Treaple—Msuara A. and C. Saunders HABIB= MID FINANCIAL AOORO IN LONDON—Meow. 01311, DB* err tio., V, Irminnivrev, LC. NOLICHOSS. Marra Blrehsni. Dalrymple. Drake. and Ward, *B, Parliament street. Westminster, R W. Ramtk—Oeorge Seymour. Rag.. 013, Tbrograortonetreet, B.C. MAlwran ni LONDON— Militia Breuer, May. (lately vita Messrs Inkling and Mathew. ornate. Vienna: A, Malabar''' . Game. London : 10. iintlini.lane. Lombard-street, EC. The Company tries tensed ander a - direct concession granted by the Imperial Gasnent for the direct of promoting and ex , tending 0011111111111[611 sad financial relations between Austria and England. Than relations are daily lucre:ming in Importance under the Weems of the ameliorated political and fiscal system which bee been debilUvely adopted by the Austrian adminis tration and legaelattre. The Oote will ordinary Amines, of a Beak of 11 peek. eaat, odd . and all operations connected with briabbg beneaFinential Agency. The head office will be la INNIS. Via breaches at Trieste. Prague, I and Wharton"; in the Austrian Empire In which it may be= profitable front time to time to form establishments. In England the interests of Rusk will be repnmented, and the business coodhoted. by the English members of the Mewls. Olen. Mills, sad Co. being the financial agent and beakers of the Company. The Directors point with satisfaction to their having lecared the @orrice. of lir. Francis Breuer as their Len.don manager. Mr. Blelleell experience of German commercial and financial baguets - amuired during 13 years' service with the firm of Lamm Trtiltitry and Meshes —peculiarly qualify him for the efildeet performance of the Important duties to which he has been appolated. The oancestron has bees obtained by the Directors, and made Pair by them to the Company, without consideration or other charge than the preliminary expenses, which will be limited to the disbummeemb made, and are of small amount, The Compsey las not been brought forward until by careful nageelatton is len bean ascertained that its tonsatios I. desired by the Amehrlem Rageti se, avid that besides the great at • dime eoasa the Governmeat wW be prepared to wan as rest milk the heed office of the Bank. and to =Atel the Institution in a variety at ways, in the femme eallections, and other operations of the gowerameall sot waglealting the importance of the meastree whige m tatagoestlydirected to the complete reestablish men .1 the bal esermary. d upon the soundest basis. As some gvNmmet the satisfactory result of the ntgetlatioes which have tar plum* the Directors ate anthorised to insert in Obi theadlowing eatrecte frame • mien te delivered to the by his lboallency Vas Meer, the Misdeals at name et vlt ats=tie SO bet gist ore of the pelacleal objects of the I Wilts pripseed Amilo-Asetelea Mask is te beta- I tate opendisms la bald= arsaribuidamd hulas regard MVO to the dabs et the lmpenidgeessemsent to aides far as practicable hi m: Moan er • dosed maims between the anivaebl and OM ei Amble met bet than at present ergots, the impletel Ilevamemat Yeast pa for is it should appear to itself sempeillble with the memo et their an ps emelel memares-- In and Irak asp bpi diseselea eser be eoaller pameribed refeemmes le Smeggetimbr apembeib. teem to the leak the et mulibekleg sass damselal eperstioas—atother aFerree Isom Orbs of beads or Ot4lllll/0, as the govern ment resqllseire babe{ as the lambs market. with The Ofreermesalt sho beheads to open an accoantearrent the Dest" Them awed hew eggestioa as to the pro/Pablo ratan of the bed kr cuadaseed Om epesell end eae of a banking estabiishnieut is Austria, ea m gebelpiat atimaage few sessat sinew d more importance and interest am the remenbable advance which Austria ha. made during the bet tsw pan midi lba heuence of its thoroughly revised 71ts barmiseybsgelbeetahibled between the Imperial Gomm meat sod die sepramattglam of the different orders of the State, es amembled 1a the balebrelb bee removed most of the imps . emote of kemeseb preveated cu l t ural frum enjoying the bandits of its vast essamerclal awl agri reeource• Sun ny the fres debates of the Parliament, the Government Mbeen enabled to eater with vigour upon a fiscal policy founded non free trade views. and to apply, in many dim lions, measures specially adapted to develop the wealth and enterprise of the country. River steam navigation has assumed large preportioes. The extent of railways in operation has in creased front 1,100 English miles in 1855 to nearly ~00a In the present year and the railway system has been actually com pleted up to a point which leaves few of the leading districts of the empire ansapplied. Btlll more important hal bees the marked increase in the activity of private trade sad la the magnitude of indlvklual enterg.se : and that this altered state of things is solid and real is sufficiently attested by the great realm, of the Austrian finances during the last two years. Under the measures pa. sed In 1861. the raper Carreney is in rapid process of reform, and since June of that year Me ex change on Ueda. hew improved from 140 to 1101 n tamer of Vienna the rke in the price of Austrian Government Stock since the same date being equal, upon aa average, to tr. per cent. In the speech delivered by the Emperor, at the opening of the Iteleharath. in Jane last 118101 i, he was able to dwell prominently OM the improved aspect of affalre and to state that the blames of the empire have so rapidly Improved during the parilmentary recess, that the Government will not now require the twelve millions of Owing voted hat year to cover deficiences then naltripate. Heitman 1831 and 1861, the export and Import trade of Austria may be said to have doubled but even at its present amount of, say, 10 millions sterling. It le mill very far below the capabilities of the VI millions of Austrian subjects who Inhabit province. extending to an area of 240.000 square mhos, la the melt fertile and diversified parse of Soothe s Europa. When it Is pmposed. therefore, to eaten.' to Anstrla the appliances of Banking accenting to sound English principles, It Is Important to bear In mind that the new Institution la not carried to a field already full or offering few advantages, but is applied precisely under those circumstances la whirls the some= of hanks has always been meet congtionoes. via. to a rich eeentry, and ea enterprising people entrains, with every en. ceeragestenh epee the development of task skill sad their re. soarers . . . . . . _ --. theln statutes as passed by the Imperial Government the . osphai Is divided Into shanty of 1.50 or 600 florins each, but 10 esseopienteof representations mute to the Directors. and In order to render the sham of the Mork more readily netotiable in the Fellatio& mosey markets of the Continent. thn Government has been snitched In authorise .C2O as the denomination of the shares, and en etworanes bas been received that each appal phi= will be granted. To avoid delay in the estabfishment of the Bank. tt has bees decided to hens the capital in scrip certificates of IP:1 each, a:- cheapest& hereatk, rat a date t• be annottneed. end when t 6 hay been paid thereon) into shares to bearer as shore staled. Ceder the revised Astir An commercial code, the payment of to per Eh/ *clip certificate, equal khan per cent. of the capital, will enable the Bank to commence hUsinefi at note with the ad vantage of limited liability, and without further demands upon Itt shareholders. A copy of the 6r0,0[4100111 and Matilda, will be deposited at the office of the &shelter. to the Company, ad, Parllionentotreet, Westminster. -- Tll.7;ppliitions made In London for scrip certificates should he addressed to the Directors In England at the °Medi of the Company: but no apphcatton will ho considered unless accom panied by the receipt of Messrs. Glyn. Mille, awl Co. for the depart of Leper scrip certificate on the number applied for. This deposit will he returned In the event of the application not heinescowled to: snit. If an allotment he made. It will be applied towards the full deposit of £4 per scrip certificate. Forms of application nay Os obtained and will he ricalved at the ratlines of the Bank in Vienna : and In Loodos at the new. 10, Birchin.lane. Lombard-grist, LC. October, ISM FORM! PP AMU' ATION FO! 9 , 1111 Crlt77/7CAITTS. - _ To the Directors In England of the Anglo-Austrian Bank. fientlemen,—Having mid to your credit, with Mama. Glyn, Mills. sail Co., the sum of C , I hereby uest that you rill allot me scrip ciertlikatee of req fitO each to the Anzio-Austrian Bank, and I hemity apse to accept such scrip certificate., or -toy smaller number that may he allotted to me. upon the terms cif the pr-spectas, and to pay the further deposit of C 2 per scrip oertifkatc upon the number allotted to me, at each time sad la ...eh manner as you may appoint. I am, Geetlemes. Name In lull Address la tall Chtallatlos Data THE ANGLO-AUSTRIAN BANK . NOTICS IS 1111.111 Y GIVEN. thee NO PITZTHRIS APPLICATIONS for Share' will be MEV= after 12 delack TO-MO=OW (Tuebtay,, the 13th October. FRANCIS Duna. Shureper. 111, Strehts4abb laisheedelreet v LO., Oat. 12. 1311. Fußsrruss CARRIAGE FREE to say PAW et the KINGDOM. Deseebs-reom MS... NM • • Dlaimeroest =Not Bobo= Nib% emplete Int dam IS • • Wormtoll P. eel I. WM* IM, Oefewd-etreet. INNituloa estelegem calk ea 4 poet trio ea epplicallo. T C. mad J. 71_ _ E lla) original inanufactures O O . M PASAFTEIR CANDI" le wbois the Woo mil swented. 454 thalr amass •4414 ,1 412 hi, MOW. tar see Mao .11111rer B aal~ Moe 4•04144 w obleissei of anallive b Mr trollid Maim. Prise la. psi pond ; she 44b. losiol Voila 44,444.1144.1114.14 OIL M 44. *Mk ra. pubes are *memo& to me OM 1 / 4 4[s lad Y 4. =ep bona Wbskraki wag, 444 apielidia..-Mmili 10244414. Isoks. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 1863. ROYAL ALH•IiBRA PALACE. TILL GHOST. DOW vaesioa—The latry Fountata—Orand Divertissement—Favourite Opera Relectlen—Nleoala, the eml neat Vlollubt—/Laphael de Rolla. the Infant Tenor—Langlole the great radian Juggler. EVERY SVEN INO.—Deors open at amen, oormosuos at half-past. THE OXFORD. EVERY EVENING BILLECrIONS tram the sew and most popular OPERAS by the Company, with tall Band and Chorm conducted by Mr. F. J 031310. Comedy by Unsworth, Eugene, W. Randall, =, 11odano, and the marvellous Arthur and Bertrand. Ad am, ad. et a& and baloony, la ; privaie boles, 10a W. THE GHOST ILLUSION, by permission of MINAY DITICKB, Esq.—Professor Pepper's adaptatioe of the above Is exhibited, with WIHOW pleasing effects and I. provamsatt, by Mr. A. lialmeter, AVEZY EVENING, M Wi pe& 9, at Me CANTIMBUZY-HALI, tresteslaster•road. A. THE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jermyn-street. lealLM ud Gentlemen can be accommodated mit/ Aputaissis aad Bedrooms In this Zatablithamat at moderate chargea—SHOMAS DAWS bar ge ia, DM Strand) Pro prietor. Mem provided to and mall parties. E P P 8' 8 0 0 0 0 A, sa FRAGRANT, ORA I NVIGORATING INVIGORATING RRIARYAST RIVRRAOR. Originated epecdalig he the me or are under thommopatidc taisSiseat, It has through ha Igietabieneu become ganeraUg amiented. QUINTNE.—DR) HASSALL'S REPORT on L_WATELW PaLPAILATION of QUININE (eo Items cm=@table wine') tesittles to Its nine . Fan Ilst of forwarded by 10111,11 T WAYBEL Martlealaras, Caaaesoleeet, London, LC. Sold by Grocers, Halloo V. are leeliemslintacrebera, at 110 a. a Aosea. sale agent, I bawls wed Co.. Worewebc. BOTANICAL AND 10IDICAL BOOK& AIR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at Ids Great Zoom. SS, Le stmt Covent-garden, WIDOW and WRDNIDDAY, Oct. 11 and IC as lialft It precisely lea day, the STOCK of BOTANICAL BOOKS of Kr. remain, of IMUestreet, lobo, wbo Is ranoving from London and retiring from badmen . also a Library of Botanical Weeks of a Surgeon, deces es sed.—On view the day price and roorrdng of sale, and catalogu bad. Tax QUARTERLY REVIEW, Ne.CCXXVILL , wut be published bed ealusdle.T. cann6.2l. L Propels of ingtaasetag Mesa. 2. S. .. ii flood aad We and Writings. tire Societies. 4. 's Antiquity of Man. 6. Japan. 6. Anti. Papal Movement among the Italian Clergy. 7. Treaties Queen Illhaheth 2. The Church of iaglasid and her Bishops. John MorrnY, Albemarle-street. MR. JERROLD'S NEW BOOS. This day, dedicated by permission to the Right Hoe. Lard Brougham, SIGNALS of DISTRESS, in Refuges and Holmes of Charity lo Industrial Schools sou Reforms. series •at !eyelids' queer Tables, and la the Homes of the Little salers of the Poor, etc. to. : swag the Yellen, the Vickie', and the etudes' where Missionaries Travel, and where good kr Bartle= clothe t►e Naked. By BLLIICZARD JERROLD. Adam of The Idle of Douglas Jerrold," dn. Crowe liwo, cloth, peke 7s. ed. amid.= : Sampson Log, Son. and Co, 47. 1.1148744.71111. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Orsurn's TzutazAms.) FRAIiCE. PAItLS, Ocr. 11. The Senate and the Corps Legislatif will assem ble on the sth November. The Emperor yesterday visited the works in connexion with the new Hanes, now near comple tion, and was received with enthusiastic cheering. His Majesty also paid a visit to the new boulevard near the Rue Lafayette, in course of construction. The Couslituriouitel of to-day, in an article signed by M. Limayrac, attaches serious importance to Karl Russell's speech at Blairgowrie. "If," says the writer, " England proposes to abolish the treaties of 1815 relative to Poland, the reply of France is known beforehand." As regards Austria, M. Limayrac understands that that Power may require certain guarantees, and says in conclusion : —" We believe the treaties of 1815 relative to Poland have never been so near being annulled. They are not yet buried, but they are dead." ITALY. TURIN, Ocr, IL Prince Humbert has set out for Genoa and Naples. The King of Bavaria has arrived at Rome, and taken up his residence at the Villa di Malta. GENERAL DE MONTEBELLO. HOME, Ocr. 11. General de Montebello left Rome this morning for Perna GREECE. P/11.18, Ocr. 11. The Pays of this evening announces that fresh disorders have occurred in the Greek provinces. A great display of force was necessary at Nauplia in order to prevent a sanguinary collision. SPAIN. SEVILLE. Ocr. 10. The Empress of the French left this city this morning, and will embark at Cadiz for Alicante. MADRID, Oct. 11. The Empress of the French is expected here on Wednesday next. The Liberal Union party is now in open opposi tion to the Ministry. BAVARIA. MUNICH, Ocr. 11. The debates of the Conferenoe on the question of the Zollverein have terminated. At the fie l d sitting, which took place to-day, the protocol waa signed- FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN SPAIN. BARCELONA, Ocr. 10. A very serious accident has occurred on the railway between Barcelona and Granollers. As a train, coming from France, consisting of nine carriages, was crossing a bridge over a torrent, the bridge gave way, and the locomotive and seven carriages were precipitated into the water. Two of the carriages remained suspended from the broken bridge. Many dead bodies have already been drawn out ; others have disappeared, having been carried away by the current. There are also many persons more or lees injured. AMERICA. QUEF-NSTOWN, Ocr. 11. The extra Inman steamship Recta, from New York on the 30th ult., pawed Roche's point at 1.20 p.m. to-day. She brings 175,730 dollars in specie and 68 passengers. THANISOITINO /OH THE LATE HARVEST AT DULWICH COLLEGE CILUIE.—A 0100010011 congreptioe essasided ab yes:EL n ds manta( at this pled of worship, the aware being y deeded to thanksgiving to Gad for the resist t harvest with which the land has bees biased. The Ike. T. J. Berreell, rector of St. darpret's Loddiery, preached au eloquent and impressive swam os the wiessios from Psalm &I, the 9th and fol lowing versa, at the don of which • collection is the form of thesk-offerieg wave nada, in aid of she foods aired for Wald Want salmis is the village. In the after pert of the goy • sermon wu preached is the same plain el wor- pdp, far a Mallet g li airee,.. by the tier. J. 11.0141hus, i daplide of Dultriait The jowled of popukdoe is ' Welsh and the int tats seighboarhood his boss 00 pest within the lest few ntootbs, that the @vodka of a snood Anna is the district is ocateopided, dyad vsesithy diddled, da' subscribed liberal due for the = pert of the esteliikhaset by The dispe e t h rh ha Ott i , is tee sada to reader caw kegs* sisemeris elintke tid . ishibitiats ofpelvis\ mid ailimmis alinold ea %Wm ifasa INAUGURATION' OP THE MEMORIAL STATUE OP THE LATE PR/NOB CONSORT AT AMU- DlSN.—(ramoaaow.) Her Majesty the Queen and the members of the royal family will be received at Gundatreet, Aberdeen, to-00mm, by the Lord Provost, magistrates, and town. council, his Grace the Duke of Richmond, the sheriff of the eount►, the 001111110411 of the county, and the committee appointed by the sabeeriben for the ereetion of the me. morial. A spear for the carriages io the proceerioe will be lined by the Aberdeen depOt battalion, the Abwdeea artillery sad rise volunteers, the naval reserve, and the polies of the city sad county. The eviler of the proossien will be u follows : Body of Police. _ Detach Meat of Cavalry. The Convener and Meatar of Hospital of the Incorporated Trades. The Priatind Professors of the University of Aberdeen. Maroehetti and the City Architect. His Omits the Das of Richmond, the Sheriff of the Oonnt7 ; The Convener of the County ; And be OommiNee of Subscribers to the Memorial. The LORD PROVOST, And Masisissees end Town Council. The &Sit is atlia;iasee ea Het Kaisety sad the Ha Family. Lady Augusta Braes (ha atteedaael is the Que.). Cormier of Hohenthal (in attendance on Grown irinoineh. Buenas Schenck (in 'Mondani* on Pries:on Leafs of Hone). The Right Hon. W. L Gladstone. The Princes Alfred, Arthur, and Leopold. Lady Churchill (Lady in Waiting). The Peones Hoissa. The Prisms Leaks. TIN Crews Prima of Prussia. TM Prism Loci of Hesse. The PASSIM Leas of Hers. The (beim Primer of Prima & THE QUEEN. • Husby Losart. When her Majesty sod the royal family have takes their places, the Very Reversed the Principal of the tiedverdty will open the proceedings with prayer. As address from the contributors to the memorial will be presorted to her Majesty the Queen. The statue will than be uncovered. At the conclusion of the ceremony bar Majesty, the royal family, sad suite, will return to Gaild-street station wit► their escort, by the Name route as they arrived. The Northern Clubroom buildings directly face the elle el the status. la front of the lower windows a platform it being erected for the accommodation at the Queen and royal party, who will be set down at a portico erected at the frost door. The Queen will pus from her carriage into the lobby, sad theme into the billiard-room—a handsome lofty room, which forms a half oval ►t the sod towards lialoo.tea mem —and which will be fitted up plalaly but elegantly for bar reception. There are two windows in the room from which ore excellent view of the statue can be got, should it rain. sad in front of these the royal platform is being fitted up. The windows will be opened, sad the royal party will pass by them on to the platform. The large table in the centre of the room will be laid oat with refreshments for the royal party and suite ; sod the committee of the dab have intimated to the members that the house will be aloud to them until her Majesty's deputies. The statue is, of course, kept °keel, mulled up. The agars represeots the late Peace (lesion sealed wit► the robe of the Thistle over a add•manhslti uniform, while he hells in his head a sera, intended to represent the ad arms delivered by the lamented Prince at Aberdeen, on the occasion of his prodding over the British Association for the Advancement of Science. The height of the figure as it is seated is 6 feet 6 inches, sad the likeness to she deceased Prince Is said to be striking. The statue is *end oft a granite pedestal. The plinth, 10 feet by 8j feet, is of grey granite, dressed. Above this Is s moulded tees of red granite, polished. The die, also of red granite, polished, sod surmounted by a cope of the same material, is 5 feet 8 inches, by 4 feet 2 inches, sod 4 feet 2 inches in height. There are bronze enrichments on the base and the cope. The Aberdees Herald expenses a hope th►t the citiseos of Abe:dies—so signally honoured In this matter—will scrupulously ►ttend to the wishes of her Majesty ; sod " that nothing will occur to jar the feeling of sacred pies. I sure with which she regards t►e ooesaioo —the ouoverieg of the fiat statue yet 'Vold to do honour to her lamented husband, ' Albert the Good,' and the first occaeion on which s►e has appeared publicly dace his death.* THE PRINCE AND THE PRINCESS 07 WALES. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales will arrive at &advisee= In the comae of a few days ; part of their royal highnesses' suite barbs' already ar rived. This reit, which it is eadeertood will extend Iceboat six weeks, is principally that the Prince may have the shoot*, and from the abundent MIME ia which the preserves are stocked it is presumed that the sport will be good. The mum ha. been very fortunate for the preeerration of game, and I. this part of the county d Norfolk poaching is happily almost naknoira, end lessee the abundance of game. Though the label:Masts of the district Lam not yet got accunionted to the visite of royalty, it is believed their good seam will prevent any obtrusive marks of loyalty, witch are, to a great exteet, irksome to the members of the royal family when in search of retirement from the gaieties of the Court life. Two or three "assets" of the West Norfolk bounds will be lied by the worthy niseter. H. Villebois, Esq., so as to amble the Prince to heat the county, sad several foam have hese preserved oe the estate by the Prime's direction, so as to preterit the annoyance of a "bleak day" when the " draw " is at Sandringham. The Hall farm is now in the heads of the Prince, and the agriculturists of the mealy user free this step that the Prince legends to follow in the steps of the late Prince Consort, and take the petition is the coantry of the leading agriculturist The farm is tether extensive, and bar* been well farmed is in good 'loadings. It is rumoured that the Prince les annocumed his Migration of honouring the Earl of Leicester with a visit early in Noma. bar, and the *emery are desirous of beteg permitted to evince their loyalty and gratification at this visit of royalty to the teat mansion in Norfolk, the seat of the Cokes. It is understood that the maguilicect bound book metals. leg a description of the Norwich gates, which Wife pm seated to the Prince to be placed at the principal costraeos to the estate, and a list of the subscribers, will be formally presented to the Prince soon alter his arrival aide's:Weibel:a. On Saturday the Karl of Derby paid a visit to Liverpool and delivered • lengtheued address on the subject of the education of the middle clamss in coon. doo with the Collegiate Institution of that tows, which was inaugurated by his lordship in 1840. The noble earl trazed the progress of public education is this country for the last 23 yews, aid spoke at length upon the great advantages which had been conferred upon it by the new university system of local ex aminations, which had, as it were, incorporated the schools of the kingdom with those meats of learning. He else dwelt upon the great importance of oomhiehig religious with secular instruction, pointing out that no amount of intellectual acquirement would tend to the ultimate success is life of the youth of the oountry anima founded epos the firm basis of roller's and morality. The noble earl also de fined with great accuracy and ability the position of the saddle clams with reference to our educational establish ment., and spoke in high terms of praise of the Collegiate Institutioe of Liverpool, which afforded the means of educating both higher and middle classes. The address of the noble sari was listened to with the greatest atteetioa by an audience of more thee 2,000 person, and its delivery was greeted by mothised cheering. Taos klitisurrar.—ln the early part of the week the rambles of the sablast received surnmosses to attend a ealineteimacil ea Tuesday, the 13th inK Lard the Duke of Nemesetie. and Mr. /Wiser Gibson, have arrived is tows. The Lord Chao:olior is expected au Teeeday. Hr. Oladatime took leave of the gams. and de• parted feces Bahama! ea Friday for Edinburgh. The righe has. gentisessa will rasa Loudon tomorord (Monday). se en Tardy, • Earl de Orey and Ripon_ is also expeoted is tows. lard Granville arrived is tondos Yortorday. Mast • the (whirs ministers are expected to be premed at the übsiosetthesetesiL—Oberrver. [Stamped, ld. Additional.] SOCIAL SCIViCE ASSOCJA!ION. (nos ous OWN szrowns.) EDINBURGH, OCT. 10. Tbebnainese of to-day was opened by an excellent address from Lord Nrayse, who presides over the Punish ment and Reformation department of the association. It ws fall of interest, and elicited much applause. The principal papers to be read in the variese ac tions to-day were—in the Jurisprudence department, "Os the Law of Evidence," by Mr. J. C. Smith, advo cate, and Mr. Watson, eheriffmebetitute of Aberdeenshire, and "On the Law relating to Infanticide," by Mr.Greaves ; is the Education department, a paper by Mr. C. Cowan . "On the Neeseeity of a Collegiate Institution for Edinburgh;" in the Soda Economy departaeset, which, owing to the number of papa in it, has bees divided into two motions, a paper by Mr. Max Kylkaaa, "On the Primrose of Cosp ntive Societies in °money," and papers on the Poor-laws and Poor-law Adminiidastion, by Mr. Chadwick. Mr. W. Walker, sad ldr. Warwick ; in the department of Trade and laternational Law, papenen nnifonnity of weights, ecdoe, he., the decimal system, and the theent gold die:ovarian, by Mr. Brown, Mr. Alexander, Mr. BIUMMIt and Mr. M'Combie. As. however, the tweineee of the depethreente eland at two @Wolk to-day, the whole et the 4ansim were mot med. Two surierelses With the Sada Seim Amention left Bdialanigh today —ono to Rodin sad Bawthemidon, the oilier to The beeutiful roulade of Hawtberedse were throws open to the visit.= by Lady Drummed. The weather was mewl chnemieg, sad the aviersioniste enjoyed • most egrembie day. AB the please made hitertatieg by their associalkno with the poet Drummond, the " &MUNI' Pet nab" se be in galled, were palmed out. The ...able I sycamore tree, wader while Drummond was sitting when be laid Bea Joesse cm hi visit from Loudon with the wards, " Welcome, mimeo, royal Ben ;* to which lowa replied, " Thank ye, *mak ye, Hawthornden," we in object of =metal Wend. The robed fortalles of Bariboredee, as is mil Iniesna to every tourist is Soothed, in bearilihdly sheeted es a reekerrimeging the river North Bak, and oil all sides may he NM views of the meet striking and romantic character. Bailin Castle and its gas of a dispel, toweled In 1446 by Wm. de St Clair, Prime of Orkeey, also afforded &handset eallatectiou to the Tinton. The thancterinie of the chapel Is the profusion of rich and delioately chiselled ornament which It eoetgins. The Is. Wier is entire fret work, and as minute in its elabxatise and varied in its fancy as the most delicate ivory carving of the Chinese. The waiters to Stirling were shown ever that latenealog locality by Mr. Billings, who explained to them the aroluselogirel and hiskricel associations connected with the castle. • It is slated that Yr. Gladstone, whose name appears se forming part of the pronesaion in connexion with the in auguratioa of the Aberdeen memorial to the late Prince Goneart, will settee in town to-night. A meeting wee bad to-night, in Jolla Knows Church, Canoneate, having aye is! reference to eo-operation, early closing, and dwelliap for the working classes. With regard to the attendance at the various odious of the association. Me very good, and the liveliest interest is felt in the disomelons which ensue on the papers which are read. 11111 debate—far to it may be called—on the question of nationaleducatien, where the religions element emus into play, was fall of aelmation, and even warmth. ?duce Alfred was present in seemed of the sections. He was also present at the working men's mooting, and at the soiree at the Royal Callow d Iltegetes last !IWO. In all those pleas be mat with a burly and &Merin meeplion. THE LOAD LH:mut:tam 01P_IRNLAND AND :AIL LEITRIM. An ioeident that occurred during his excellency's visit to the Resters Highlands some days winos is the sub ject of general conversation at Dublin. It seams the se etedisg to the arrangements made for this tour, the Lard Lieutenant was to pass • night at Mum Hotel, ha Cowie mars ; but when within two miles of it, and weary after a long journey, his secretary was herded • letter by • mounted policemen from the sub-lespector of Maam, which led to the poetilioes driving furiously past Hearn Hotel, and not drawing rein till they reached Cog. The people of the district, who expected his exeelleocy would stay at Mum. immediately perceived that something us. plamant had occurred. It was not until next day, how. ever, that th e truth became known. A ukase bad goes forth from the nobleman who owns the hotel, directing is dean to be cloud agsin.t the representative of her Majesty It may easily be conceived that this unparalleled set du excited general indignation • it is denounced in army circle. But who, it will be ask ed, is it that has thus violated the burs of hospitality? 'The nobleman is the Earl el Lathing, sad the moms ganged for this strange conduct is certainly most extraordinary. The Earl of Leitrim was shot at some time lace, and it is sad be be lieves the Irish government did not sofficieotly exist itself to discover and punish the amarsis. Hence his antipathy to the Earl of Carlisle : Bach, at lout, is the explanation of 1 his extraordisary conduct given in the Dublin papers. The sees ukase., it will be admitted, is probably as simpler a document ea was ever penned by • nobleman. Here it is " Galway, Oct. 6. " King,—l will be obliged to you to 6U the hotel with my temente forthwith. Let every room be occupied inns*. diately. and cashew, to be occupied, sod, when No emu- Pied, you will reuse admittance to Lord Carlisle and his party. If there should be the slightest difficulty as to filling the hotel, or the oecupation of the rooms, my desire is that you will till each room with the workmen • bat you must sot admit Lord Owlish, and consequently the rooms should ha occupied redone to his owning there, any 014•111 roe may have nenaved notwithstanding. I rely oe your observing my wishes to the letter.—Yours faithfully, "Leman. " P. 8.—1 will pay for the topside using the rooms." The aeconota of this unpleuut incident are followed by the comments of the irritate. "It is pleasing to know," lays see of them. "that eotwithstandiog this meet este winking and nejastifiable proceeding. his exadlee= party were well received at Cog, and comfortably for the night, oily • httle distance farther on, where Hr. seb.inspeotar, had made every pteparafhoe for his excellency's proper reception, after he had Learned that the viceregal party could net stop at Muni." Some years ago then was a tenant-right meeting at some place on Lord Leitrim's property that quarter, whoa be interfered in a similar neaseer to prevent the gentlemen who attended it from getting their dinners at the hoieL RLPRIKENTATION or Waal: WORCIRTIRSHIRR.— The Speaker having gives notice of the issue of the writ for West Wercastmehme, Earl Beauchamp (late Lord Motley) issued m farewell address to the electors log Saturday, in which be says :--" It has bees a source of great pride mid satisfaction to me to have received from all quarters so many testimonies of the high esteem in which my father was held. and I am deeply grateful for the sympathy which has been shown me at his less. Although brag steed* frisedships which the grave has revered Cr, not to be replaced, yet I treat that io following my father'a example I shall possess your 000ddeom and good will, and it will be always my most anxious wish that those relations which have no long existed betimes my family and the county may ever continue.' There is me iediestioe of any oppositioe being offered to the return of Earl Beauchamp 's brother. the Hoe. F. Lygon, who will at aloe accept the Chiltern Hundreds. RKIIKEIMITATION or RICADINO. —lt is exp ected that the writ for the rotary of a representative or this borough to perliameet. in the room of the Roe. Baron Pigott, will be received in the early part of the presoak weak, and that the election will take place in the course of • few days aftermirde. It has been stated that Mr. M. Chambers paid the borough • visit for the purpose of contesting the swat with Mr. Shaw Legere ; but up to Saturday moo ing no address had appeared from that gentleman, sod the opinion whir* generally prevails is that Mr. Weyer will be returned ueoppreed. HOLLoWA.Y WORKING MIN'S CU? D AND Tiffin rum —A tea and public Tombs& in connection with the Warthog Mas's Club sad Institute, Holloway : plate, Hollo way-read, was held es Wednesday evening in the school. team, Isigham.pleou Hansey.road. The chair was taken by Mr. J. Startle and the meeting was addressed by Edward 0. Clarke. Eq. (member of council of the Working Nert's Club sad Institute Vein), Mr. Stephan (secretary of the Duelplase Club, Weetallaster), Mr. Hillyer. and Mr. G. R. Tatiana (how secretary of the Holloway flub), and ether geatlemee. The proceediop were snliveoed by the semrs. of some glees, due., by a small choir. The club, which bag bee. open nearly • fortnight, was stated to have aleewild the expectatiose of tie projectors, there being sot fewer them 189 member& WZATHIN IN THZ SOUTH 07 ENGLAND.— BOUTILLIIPTON. OCT. 11.—We had very severe storms of thunder and lightning during the whole of last night. Rime the earthquake the weather has been remarkably wane. Nearly all Na riven in the south of Ragland have wreriewed during the week. Tte atmosphere Lae been uniumaiv huaaid, sad the damp ea pereMathm that wheat, which yea proesrly hawed. wee toned so damp as to mime some difficulty la_grisdisig few market. CRYSTAL PALLCIL—HALT-A-CROWN Day. , &mina; Off. 10.—Adamirdoes ns papered.. 1,780 ; bt memos tire*, 4018 ; total. 4,828. [TWOPENCE EITRAORDIffiItr CONDUCT 01A CLIRCIEV4If. (From the Stafordehire &palmate( Saturday.) On the 25th ult, • poor man named John Aloock, a parishioner of sad residing at Maiden, died from age sad paralysis, after having been is a very bather state for rears. On the following Sunday—vie.; the 27th nit —the body was taken by his friends and relatives to be interred in the usual way at the pariah church, when, strange to my, the Rev. Hawked Henniker, the incumbent of Caul don, refused to perform this solemn duty, and this with out assigning any noon for his strange behaviour. Thy of course, created great excitement The body still re maining unburied ou the 30th ult., isformation of the fact was sent by the parish clerk to the Bishop of Lich field, who wrote an expostulatory letter to Mr. Henniker. His lordahip wrote to the clerk, requesting hiss with the • tuchwarden to endeavour to get the body interred. With the letter in hand they, with some friss& of the to the clergyman to bury the body. Mr. Hes= l itwever, still refused, giving per- SWIM to the clerk to pot the body in the pave, but refusing himself to read the burial service. Hu con tinued refusal was again made known to the bishop, who wrote to the ark and churchwardens requesting them to get the Dearest clergynsa to bury the body, and prowls tag to indemnify them from any oonairquencce which sight result. The Rev. W. C. Ward, the clergyman of Calton, volsateered to perform the service, anti fixed a time, but Mr. Henniker, who had got possession of both keys of she church doors, positively told Mr. Ward he abide tees en, SIM he reed this burial service over the body himself. , the 4 th Met., Mr. Hmaiker tried by o ff ers of beer so d money to get some palm to remove the body out of the church, but as the Mbabane's were SolliamMed that the body should have Mistiest bail. he was weals to acessalish his object, sad the churchyard! was Ascribed se beam ea that am like the same of a • del esw grazed. day A. the Bleeds of th e deassed Win am ese id that the body weal be aleadertinely removed at night Lao the grave without Malian burial, a watch was Sea day ad night foe several days cad nights past. Mist the result of this disgraceful affair will be it is herd to oriejwicire. The matter is being represented to the bishop from various quarters. and Is amain well-mailed expeeesions of dis port at Mr. Hanaiker's resdact. Mr. Hannther bad a short tiros previous gives /Notice to his clerk that he should at inter the bodies of any more dimmest en, tell ies his he must lake the reeposibffilly el the iateruseat of, dimesten on himself. It appears, however, in the masa sees the demand had bees brought up as church :nes, mad was at lead at caeslimal worshipper at church. The relatives of the desired had silo bees interred le the churchyard of Could's. The feelher.4 ih•friaDdio sad relatives of the demised may be pester i ties ihrenthed, fee although in reeeipi of catarrh - lin - 1; lief previous to hie desth, the demand was so muck re spected that hie friends undertook the expeoses of his burial without say aid from the parish authorities. The festgoing represses the Male of Shire up to Tule ! day night. From inquiries made ea the spot yesterday, we Isere that after feasted atheism, to obtain Mr. Heusi her% rawest to give the lardy a Obriethra burial, the Rev. W. 0. Ward, sad the bask of the deceased, deter =feed to do so without his consent Accordingly, es Thursday, they all proceeded to the church, sad, in the rasa id a very large amber of people, forelly obtained pomace of the body. They were proceeding to bury it wiles Hr. Henan= arrived, and, after taking tbe surplice off Mr. Weed, leaked himself up II the church. The burial service as thsa reed by Mr. Ward, is the churchyard, without& =pike, sad the wpm was thus interred efts rasialem above mead tartan days. Waage the iseumbeet el Cauldoe will be made amena ble to eaelesiestied law for his conduct yet remiss to be seam The stssagest part of the affair is that, as far es we al e: sessmie, he ter aver assigned say mean for reins* bSI to his lath parisbiesor. As show* the exisiteseent which has been created by the affair we may stabs that during the last twelve days the churn has been watched by as may as sixteen rhea at night, is order to prevent the olsadestane removal of the body out of the china. TOTAL WZZOIC OP d_NIDDLESBOSOUGN irsuiaa. surox MAIM, DURHAM, Sonar Mawr. Yesterday worsting (re_ports the Rev. John Law son.) is gale /WM the It ILE , and a beery ma, the shun t% Basso, of Middludnaroagh, streak ea the bar at W mouth of the river Toss. In the comes at a quarter of art hour she had entirely disappeared. When the perilous position of the vend was ob served, the Seaton Oaten lifeboat, beiregimi to the National Lifeboat I ostitutaca, was at once manned sod launched to the aasstance of her crew; but after remaining out above as hour nothing could be as.. of the poor men, and the lifeboat reluctautly returned to the shore. It afterwards appeared that the crew of the steamer, three in number, bad left the drip in their own host, and bad gone out to sea, and had bear picked up by a Prussian vesseL They afterwards got on beard another Middlesborough steamer iu the Bay, which in the Gonne of the evening brought them to the TIM in safety. THE COLLIERY ACCIDENT AT COLEOETON. COI.EORTON, SATURDAY NIGHT. Throughout last night and to-day every exertion ins been needs mover the two =Behar asee is the pit, but without SWOON, in coosequesse of the provides., of the "choke damp." There have, however, bees times when the sulphurous smells have considerably abated, and the opportunities thus eflorded have not bees lost by the moo, who continue nowearyieg is their search for the flinging bodies, and have been stabled to proceed for • considerable distasos ap the workiags towards the top of the c are to the " coal wall" gave way, sod which we are glad to state has now got dry, though in the lower parte, towards the "dip "and "CaLforoia" pits, there is still • mt . depth el water. it bevies; oaly got lowered UasV a One ether horse has just been discovered alive, about 40 yards ftom the bottom of the shaft (towards when the breech was made), and another deed comes has also been foiled in • like direction. Shortly before the despatch of this parcel the " damp" again 011 MS Oil very powerfully, extinguishing the lights of the mimics so that for the present they have bees emu. pelted to 'Maluku their labours. All hopes are giveo up of ever recovering alive the men now in the pit. Their names are—Thomas Bird, of Newbold, who leaves • wife and am* children ; and Jeremiah Rase, IC, ci Belton, who leaves • wife and six children. Saves horses are still wanted. Count or CEANCZIT.—The Accountant-Gene ral's-003as will be epee es Thursday, the DU, Friday, the 16th, and liatuelay, the ,17th of October last., for the delivery out of say regular interest draughts which have become payable in respect of the October dividends, and of say other regular interest draughts which shell have become payable dories the dosing of the office. TEZ RSV. HZERY WARD BEECH/A.-..-It is with macs gratilleatina we are able to announce that, Meowed aace with the suggestioa we threw out io our tat, this dis tinguished AMOrICSO divine is to be invited to breakfast on Wednesday morning next by a number of his leading anti. slavery friends and admirers in this arty, and that he has amounted to be preseat at and address* westing la the Free Church Hall ea the sane ovules. Mr. Duncan Wiens, Newinton-haw, has agreed to take the chair on the aussicia ; sad the Mew. Drs. Alexander and Johustos, and other gentlemen, at, to tabs part in the proceedings. We need not add that, is respects the meeting, there will be a crowded attesdanse.—Ceiaa Mercury. SrICIAL RELIGIOUS SIRVICiIt —TAR DEAN AND CHAR= or Wilinarirria MID =KIR LUIGI& —A few diva ago the dissenting ministers and others, who had conducted or takes part in the special religious services of the Britan nia Messrs and St. Jamea's Hell, dined together ie the ball of the Young Men's Christian Associatimi, Alderagate suet, Mr. Samuel Morley in the chair. The Rev. Thomas Binary, referring to one of the statements of the chairman that persons had been atatioaed outside his warehouse arid the rooms of the Young Mat's Christian Association to dis tribute bills. inviting the readers to dancing saloons, espe cially to one in Westminster, as having a "long quadrille night," said it was possible the meeting did net hue what that meant. He (Mr. ltineen did, as he had his. to the saloon himself. A Mood of his wished to hire that parti cular room of the Dean sod Chapter of Westminster, to whom it baloup, for reliMons wryness. But he could sot get it. He (Mr. Roney) and Mr. Stoughton, therefore, went one Meuday morning, at 10 o'clock, to the tenant now in acoustics, and asked him if be routed it under the rh ee and Chapter, and if be would lend it for preaching aid prayer. They were told that he did so rent it, and that they eauld sot have it. It was a condition of Lis lease that the room should not be usderlet for religious Pu rf: DITIVEZL'S Solt.—We are sorry to learn that William Mitchell, youngest son of John Mitchel, Req.. editor of the Inquirer, who was reported miming after the batik of Pettysharg, is now believed to have been killed is that lard fought struggle. Young Mitchel was only eighteen years old, and is represented to have been • unite geodesists of fine attainments and as excellent sol and behaved with imperial gallantry at Gettysburg. He has two beethers in the Confederate serviee.—Birhaimid deified. nirs HOSPITAL, GRAT'b-lIIN-ROAD.—The anualtar at patiasts naked at Mid bobnit4 during the went oadiaoit. 10, was 3,719 , of which 1. 21$ want new cans. babobt of reduced duty obtained by pur- Amin Illaraboaa's Pura Tee ; very eiv 4l44 4 4 44 . 4d, 44 d MO illitagard" at es. ed. ,tormerly ts. the strongest aad ewe delicious imported. typtuts w cyan leveu autip4 It is pillitild.—(Advertisentent.