The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-26 00:00:00

7; PER Tht A' 4 . 411111 ;•• COLA] t:114 .c*2. saudx N4,..' 1 • / ~_ ,3e if No. 5,870.] VERIAND ROUTE.-COMMUNICATION O STEAM to L ArITRALTA. Re., via MITT. ;he ThNINMTLAR and ORIENTA L ATE NAVIOATION MIYAKE BOOR PARBKNGERI and moire Cargo end Tamers a their London otlee for 011wattar. Naito, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, Write, Calcutta, t h e Straits, 'ad Chw, ey their steamers tartish Southampton en the tth and 20th of every math: tar eibralter, Malta, Egypt, Aden, and Rmibey, by those of the 12th ad 17th of each m outh; and for If surittuA Reunion, K ;omen Sorted, Meominee, end tydney, by the Meaner% leav es houllwmtpton on the 10th of every manth.—ror txutltet mrelculare aypty at the COTO yos Oakes. 1* Leadonitallatenet, LC.. London : er Oti , iteathereples. GREEN, ROBINSON, and Co.'s Regular Line of Clipper (Tips.—Let shipping day 18th November, unless vrviously full.—gor Sydney Direct, the mac ailicent Aberdeen nUt Ship ZIBA, A 1 13 years, 1,000 tom, loading to the IndLt Docks. This Wendt,' ship, built under the Inver ;..ll of the owners, is well knot u in the Chins and Australian :.-udes for her fast sailing qnslities, and is specially reamansesded shippers requiring despatch. Bea a great portion of her cargo vaxed, and excellent accommodation for shouted number of nmcagets.—Fer freight or passage apply to GREEN, ROBINSON, ,d Co.. 1 sad t. last Indiaavenue,leadenhall-street. end 4 and Limewtreet, LC. FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO NEW TOIL. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY Island des cAtektog their tiß-powered 6174 Dent Ms Screw Steampl .arrying ate tiedttnat e e elY, _ ISOM savistroros m YORK. V/Cdne;daY. Ost. EIS GLASGOW, Astarday, Oct. SL CITY OF LONDON. Wednesday. Nov. 4. CITY Of BALTIMORE. Wedneeley, Nov. 11. And wetly Wedsesday, and wry slesemens Senerdse. Cablnnuesp by ibe mal sins Wine seam W IS, 17. and SI aeceeding to W....commodetlen. aft rinab by Use Is eleansers, la guineas. Forward pussy , kadedlng all provisions cooked. Psessacj i c r ; Canada. tbe Vaned Kates, and Bet& Columbia, booked ea ei_slysdeantass s wa pteeoe Anther wiled's, algt WTLLIAX now, Water-Mrs" Liverpool ; sad KAMM 111, Wag WlMus.sereen. Oily. or be IiCIRILLIPPI3, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS despatch ths nedsrmsetioned lirst.eless etssnims Per ROTTFADAY and the RHINT, the BATAVINR. from tha British and Ismatin Steam Wharf, Wapplag, every Bandy, at 11 a.m. Fans: 42 h.. 1110 a., as 1 17.. ed. Return tickets, a tars and a bait The If YENOOIID. Thursday morning early, ban off the Tower. Pere Fee BBANIN. the MOWN, ADLER. or SCHWALM. every Thursday, as 11 am., teem ihmssiyditme, and from Blackwell at woo. N.B. On and after Nor. 5, at 10 am. Fares: La. di, h 1 0011t121111710. the WNDON, October front nersetr &Am rim p *a, IS lb., and LI. To be followed by the Gt'STAIP MASA. loV(7Oii.NRAGILN, a steamer, In a few days. Par WWI" atm M lasaaia'a Univeraal W ale P=.WPIAILAPIIB, and PHILLIPTS. fa. TREKERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION (Lisstted ) In=oratod order "The Companies Act. lao2 " AMMO, to 40,000 86ares of £5O each. Pint Yore—M.NO Moan, of whleh 10,000 are already subscribed. Vlow Appliestion CI per Share, and, a. 2 on Allotment. No oat to 'need f.. 6 per Share, and at Intervals of not lean than three mouth. It la not Intended to call up more than Ltd par Share. Xenophon BaM, Des, Merchant, London. Thomas Atkin, Seq., Alderman, Abehurrli-lane. NYllfaa Darm*Mq., Dahlia. William B. ord. Lag. (air William MUM, Bart, and Co.), BristoL P. D. Hadow, Esq., Deputy Chairman of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company. George 1. Holro ay yd, Director of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railw 1. G. Homers, liark. °6 =ant, London. F. ?roadie* Dm., Mesolseater. Joseph Thoenton, Lo., Beaver.balL Southgate. T. G. Westmorland, Mo. (Charles Joyce and Co.), Loudon. Alfred Wilson, Peg, Director of the Bank of London. Michael Zarin, Req. LulL Brothers), London. The Bank of London, WIUB. and Charing-cross. Sir W llliia Mils, BAR, rd Ca, BrSasOL *lmpala. C. J. H. Allm, 114, 1/11;;;cfnieclle street John Young, Im. (Ilman Coleman Tnronand, Young. un4Co.; . soucrzois. Mews. Edward' aad CM, Westminster. Deena We. Terme, and ltardwlek, Mdenaanlmry. bouccrois is Baum. —Mess. Daniel and Con. 1110ILEILIL Mews. Robbssand Barber, Di, Threadneedle-street. Meseta Doyle, tow, and Tim limittellitT. no 11131.—W. C. Winterbolpm, Esq. TIMPOILAiT OMMIL-41, Thresdneedleereet: 71tis Orman, Ma km fanged with the view of Meling the dcvelaFati all those minsailyritendlog er ation, la all de- partmente use mid MEW, which presort op so entracedi nary • Magnesia the Madrid statistics of this °poetry. The marked emcees which has attended the establishment of other associations of a Manor character prove. beyond ell qua bon that • wide geld exists for tosiness of Mb descrtptioa. While this Association will arimilate in Ito principles with the imaginers alluded to, it differs from them iti several material Minna Without excluding foreign investmeota, It win In prefereuce use its resources in anording increased facilities for the development of ail legitimate descriptions of commercial enterprise, especially in the leading provincial towns of the Totted In In Liverpool sermemente are pending for the formation of • very lallassair eminexion. Br net itsyorpne to arum the tunctlona which belong to ordinary kaoimg, but It will make cash advances upon the deposit of all sound sod bock tide securities, rich a. debentures and dock warrants, Including approved bins of exchange. It will extend the benefits of Its experience and inflame in I forwerding the successful completion of all public and private undertaldega, the sillily and lucrative character of which Ii satisfeetorly aimed ; and with the view that the sphere of Its operations may be as enlarged as paesible, it h intended that the Assoclediou shall be represented at all the more important towns bDyy some of the most influential persons at those places, to be appolated hens rase to time. No promotion mom has been or win be part Prospectases red him et application for stereo my be ob tained ai the oases of the Companv, sod of the brokers. and the Solicitors In London. and at the several aimed the Brokers and Solicitors in the country. In the event of no allotment being mule the deposits will be returned in fell. Should a km number of shares he allotted than ere applied for, the deposit MU be made avallabie towards the payment on allotment, sad the ba lance, if any, returned to the applicant. PORN OP APPLICATION TOR 3(11191. To the Directors of the Mercantile Credit Association `Limited). Gentlemen,—Having paid to your bankers the amn of E I request you to allot me Shares In the Mercantile Ca.* AramMilan (Welted), and I hereby agree to become a member of the Society, and to accept such shares, or any less, amber that may be allotted to me, and I request you to=:' my name on the Register of Members In reapect of the allotted to me.-1 am, Gentlemen, your obvit serve* Name In fell Address Usual @Wotan DaM ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. TIE FAIRY FOUNTAIN—Grand Divertissement—Javan tits Opera getecthm—N koala. the emimmt Viuholat—lapheel de Belle- the Infant Tepee—Leeds. the great India* Juggler. YVItItY EV}..N Ml.—Doers open et 7. commence el het-Peek THE OXFORD.--EVERY EVENING SELECTIONS from the new and most popular OPERAS by the Company, with tuft Band and Chorus, conducted bier da .l l f. JONCIHMA NS. Comedy by Cnswortb, Eugene, W. . George Hodson, and the marvellous Arthur and Beetroad. Ad mission, oxen, ed. stalls and balcony. Is. : private bozos. lea ed. THE GHOST ILLUSION, by permission of FREY DIMES, Net —Professor Pepper's adapeatioo of the above is exhibited, with various pleasing effezte sad Im provement% by Mr. A. mier, EVINING, at, past 9, at tin CANIZaBITY ga Y- M ALL, Westadaster-reed kVELY , & half- MRS. LIRRIPICR'S LODGINGS. THE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jermyn-street ismillea and Gentlemen ean be aeonnaiodsted ertils Apartmenta and Bedroom to tWa Intablkabment at mockers** ebardes.—THlALAki DAMS (Dons iiimpeoe's. Mk Strand) Pro- prietor. Dinners prodded for large and small pestle* HYACINTHS, TULIPS, CROCUSES, &c. BUTLBIL and DIACULLOCH'S El la. COLLYZ2ION ;car riage Bra, for decoration of dowergarden, coataina 301trackdba. 100 tulips, 100 erocaa, 25 Iris. 60 nonionic 100 ranunculus, 50 anemones, 50 oxerdrone, six lilies. Bulb Catalogue, or Ama tears* Guide, may be bad free. BUTLEItand NeCULLOCI, Corentiordenasarket. Loadon. E P P 8' 8 0 0 0: 0. A, FRAGRANT. GR D OL i t ilea n a l A mi V NVIGORATING BRIALFAST GR. Originated specially for the ue et those wider boeusopathte , tiessasest, It Ms through Me apreableues become amorally I aceepted. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE to any rd fi the KINGDOM. Drambierma iiiooo. o =o NM 0 • WI" Budroc Maine- es W rem M% walpist• Wormled ersl elm. P. Rad B. 111117178, 110, oMord•Grail Musbsied cstriaisas mak i s past frosts apptleakisa T 0. and 3. FTKLD original manufacturers VP • (in at PALA.7II.IrICANDLES, to whom the prbe medal (LW bete awarded, and their osadke seep= ter Matestre Goveramiet for use at the inilitary dation Thome audits tea be ottaheed of all doodlers and pooere in We Malted Cinema Pries la ad. per pound . also l9eld r eel& orated United Service Peep Tablets. ed. end 4d. each. She public are cautioned to Nee that label le on the er bona. =lambed% Lasift. P. Whotentle Gain sad ter expertetlee.—Upper TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (11171112'S TEIBOILLIOL ) POLAND. ABBEILAU, Om. 24. The Breslau Gaze*. of to-day publishes intelli genoe from Warsaw, stating that General Berg has ordered that passports fur abroad be no longer delivered on any pretext Forty members of the Municipality of Warsaw have been arrested. A secret printing establish ment of the National Government has been dis eovered in Warsaw. A corps of 2,000 well armed insurgents, with cavalry, has crossed the Vistula, at Barailow, and entered Poland. THE POLISH INSURREOTION. MIMS°. Ocr. 24. The band of insurgents that has crossed the Vistula numbered 700 men. They are said to have been defeated and dispersed. A corps of insurgents under Waligorslii is en camped upon the Galician frontier. Russians being on their way to meet them, an encounter is ex pecte& Czaichowski has gained a decided victory over Russian infantry and cavalry, capturing their arms and munitions. The Russians have retreated to Staazow, in the government of Radom. LFJOIERG, Om 25. The corps commanded by Waligorski and Slaaki, 700 strong, Las been completely defeated by the Russians. The fugitives retreated upon Austrian territory. _ _ _ Czachowski's detachment has been almost en tirely dispersed ; Czachowski himself fled with • body of cavalry. THORN, Ocr. 25. Advice& from Warsaw state that in the course of the past night numbers of arrests took place in that capital. Among them were thaw of Provosts Bialsbczezki, Wyscynski, and Stecki, the photo• grapier Be,* the banker Mimics, the pastor Kramstuck, and the editor Neufeld. A domiciliary visit took place at the residence of the Saxon Consul, Herr Lawns. His effects were sealed up, and the consul himself confined to his house. ITALY. TURIN, Ocr. It ; The Ortcial Gazette of to-day publishe; a decree convoking the Senate and Chamber of Deputies for Me 17th November. DL de Sartigee Las been decorated with the Grand Cron of the Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus. Mr. 10B1111M FORTITNNII CILINIISE PLANTS f &MOM, BALL—lsionsivo SALE of Ll 3 sad VALUI3LZ INTRO. _DtretIONS from CHINA. . tik.J767B - T — E — ITIC — NS has much pleasure in Meat be bete been favoured with instruettoss L'l.Lary u A D MON. at has Oteed loose, IS, Ringwielnete Conelgardea, W.G. MPMORROW sad Wednesdaw, October ST sad 2a et bait-past Mipreensty. without the taut reserve, in etessauseoa at the sweetmeat which elided between Messrs. Rand l . l, wad /*tubs with to tbe Chinese plen d a lanes terminated. the most Impo rtantollenton of rut an valuabie ?LAM re ever offered for public wale Including the whet. at Rt. Robert lonends recent introductions from China, and • part tram imam The whole foe absolute sale, and in the finest pageant* health-On view on the pa emirs. damn, darns the sale at Mr. Standish'. nursery stock : B 2: b°t o or; the days of sets at Mr. I. C. Steve= audio" rooms led ogees, Ibeipstreet. Covestmerdes, W.C., Ware eantagess ean be obtained by torwarding two postswe samma. ALOERIAN ONYX MARBLE. H0W12.1., JANIS, Iliad Co. reepertfully solicit as inspection of their Ow Won, which eastahre wards o ouie thousand objects, ferwriadag of CLOCKS. ty.dal.6ci frepe. Vases, Jardlniffes, laketaads, Pes twos, slid a variety of smaller articles of taste, at moderate Were Thls beautiful marble fa perfectly transinitent, bears a wry gm polish, presents aMt erslty of pleasing tints, and can be tamed nts, or Chiselled int say form necessary for utility or ornsment.-4,7,9, legant-strest, Paltasall General Bixio her been appointed to the com mand of the military department of AleMandria. THE FORTIFICATIONS OF CORFU. TRIESTE, Oar. 25. News received here from Corfu states that the Lord High Commissioner had stated that the British government was unable to come to any decision at preeent as to the demolition of the for tifications of Corfu, the other great Powers having not yet arrived at an understanding upon the question. TEE Ps fir HOLLaffr.—The thence minister of Mika (mys Le Nord) his submitted a bill to the Bestes•Osesral for the entire removal or the stensp-tax on Desch sad foreign newspaper', reviews, be. He has pre. pared this bill became he considers the press the most efficacious instrument for the progress of civilisetion sad the development of nations, and for diffusing political sad social koowledipi, without which a frt. Darer can only imerfeeHy exercise its riddle. ME NMI' THUM( HEOULATIONS IN THE CITY.— A deputailos from the different pripriekra of omnibuses atteoded as fisiarday before the Court of Aldermen. to hoar the new ROW sad Regulations for the Ifausgsniest of the City Tamar. They were Informed that It is proposed to remove the present time keepers from all the otunibes stations, sad to appoint others in their plaoss, to be under the meted of the Commissiosers of Police, and to be cheated from time to time for the purpose of avoiding say abases of bribery. It is also proposed to remove the hoed staffocary omnibuses from ors rids of Oraoschurch street, whereby addiumial space for traffic would be opened in 000 of the most imported thoroughfares. No otnnibus will be allowed to tare round except on taking op Its simian at its starting point. Omnibuses will on no seemed be allowed to "crawl," as it is tamed. thteedh the Pooltry on their }Gurney !rota Lowices.bridge and the Beak—• psalm which the magistrates are determined to pot down by the most stripiest measures. The (`NONNIMAIONN is 11111111110. Mrs. &rotation =Premed their oath" approval d ell awls VV Ram ", AbizaacAN syzu,._nds sty t szranteirests, and their determisatice to aid the authorities acting remedy Ye bees le pima! aie Sir upwards d thirty In carry* oat the regulations. !mother *poetise pohlt I Years, and ha■ smarted atissereas Andros whoa frees • iumkr osseldsseties is that rolodex to este. With a view I. Oveilisions arsine free Waal Denttilon. Aa woe m the supreme the Isseayseisat system of tombs for hire along le ribbed on thethuni, the odd wilbe relieved. the gems • the streets It is Prole*" compel every shako ' labor Usod the hillammation reduced. It is as howessit' as effiescialls. midis & odd b.. t ud . to pot the „Nfld. auk dr is re . I nclip* to produce the teeth "fib ease : set plessawt , thee to ct i nd will w oo , t o let i ss rims be „ A b et .b p. m .. tern by samiliVati route. AT other imprommeet, whisk , ahead M realwtksler le on for JOINION'S •111111 CAN resin rather with Sir B. Yams, wosid be toessepsi every reCirliiNG ifir UP, and to Nike ant the of BAACLAY cabana to aot hp a anon lap. &boll • foot high, on the roof and SONS, le, lardisisa-mipet. Losios to ( Mrs, John- od his es they sew do la sad et. metimetal boos " h "..1 1 P" " Ilea* as each Dottie.: air, et to some *Ow 'it'll, method to Indiesle I Per I oboe he la allaaskipiel mike wean obviate guy tpiestioa as nlv for i . Tbsse mid Elba plias wOl be j'OZZAVII COPABINI =OA seigeodunl tailor she sake ot the talletrass hedges the bys tries In the Path end Lashio. Neetitela, ender the can of are holly stectiosed by Sir George Orgy, for which Mews. Collier", Noel Loyd. !Woad, end lagro , Clerk laws atop* esti N o e.. taw ea ... or a "., purpose public opiate is conned, sad mawitioas are , either la meet et Annie dieetils—in 64. per bottle, by pest I Tiled wits a view to Reeder tie miniatises as complete as 0 0111..01 C. lemma"; Preach ehentel. m. Nernatkie. London. Ponibla. " PXCELLENTE BUMMER/1 0017RANTE. .11.4 MODEL= irscutil 11. PANINDT.."—WASEXIF STOW sod BEGODIN, WU. beim bft whet a ItteLebei Nedat at the Paris DblverW Zeldbitton, 1106ellipsided by Gm above *litterbug teetheponfel, reepeottstly twits the rate le au w UNIT GOLD CIAMPI and extrudes efeestatent of IngstilL2l. al all mote as the WATMENAITODesaI BROOD ".Goishogihe. lfintafeetery. No. Ifforwmiw.w conuse•ordm W.C. letablbhed A.D.11119. Allem made et Mae sad Jeiraary for Is. reek NAL 1 alaWftorM la dosed ate to the tomb& aM so Selemlepe si heeds*. NOTHING IMPOSI3II3LIL—Mbis =third ...seethl tattles et Or day, AMU — leases. JOHN OM:4UL sod Cu, Three 1/10-eeeet. Lombard street, Luba. to Yes Meteb, rsepartelly ellhe to the pebhc warvalloys Sakl.Wa satiety resieree the hones hair to It pristine Inte—ea eratterafirfall sp. TM Ira Amelia bee erne et the prepertke d tem mat sladwi Y beech:Ll toto ehateee, rat when the Irk le emit rerereed aw applleatioe per month .111 beep rhi parOod ..bar. Pries tl Is per boats. sr le halt battles, lea ht. —Ate Goma I Co. have bees appointed portemere SOL ILI. the Mears et Wets. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER, 26, 1863. AMERICA. OtrOTLlell TELTGRk3I3 QUEENSTOWN, OCT. 25. The Royal Mail steamship Europa, from Boston on the 14th and Halifax on the 16th, arrived here at 10.15 a.m. She brings 92 passengers and 21,600 dollars. The Europa landed all her mails, consist ing of 124 sacks, and 6 passengers, and proceeded at 10.35 a.m. for Liverpool, all well. (Per the Europe.) NEW YORE, OCT. 13, AFITIMOON. General Lee's whole army crossed the Rapidan on the Bth inst., moving towards Madison Court house to turn General Meade's right. The Confederates hold all gaps in the Ball Run Mountain. A. sharp engagement occurred on the 10th instant between a Federal reconnoitering party and Stuart's cavalry, near Robertson's River, resulting in a defeat of the Federal', who were pushed back to Culpepper. Gene ral Meade has since then abandoned Cul pepper, and fallen back to the north bank of the Rekppahannock. Washington despatches assert that a combined land and naval attack against Charleston will shortly take place. NEW YORK, Ocr. 13, Emma. Chattanooga advice. to the 7th instant report the Confederates to be concentrating artillery on Mission Ridge, and to be sending a large cavalry f ores to harass Roeecrans' rear. Advices from Charleston are to the 9th inst. During the night of the titb, the Confederates exploded a torpedo under the bows of the Ironsides, extinguishing all her fires, killing and wounding two men, but not damaging the vessel. General Burnside has been successfully skirmish ing on the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad. The repulse of the Federals above Port Hudson is confirmed. They lost 480 prisoners. General Dana has since advanced against the Confederates, who retreated. The Federal'', advancing into the Techecountry, are gill occupied in considerable skirmishing. General Blunt bee started in pursuit of the Confederates who captured his body-guard. Guerillas are still active in Missouri and along the Pacific railroad. Generals Price and Kirby Smith are reported moving on Little Rock in force. A very sharp correspondence has passed between the British Consul of Savannah and the Governor of Georgia respecting the enlistment of British subjects. The Richmond Whig strongly urges the dismissal of British consuls, because they are only accredited to President Lincoln's government. The Richmond Despatch is incensed at the deten tion of the Confederate rams, and observes :—" If England would stop Irish emigration, the war would eud in three months." The Tammany and Mozart democratic parties I have united. At a citizens' banquet given to the Russians last night at Astor House, the Russian Admiral accepted an invitation to Baltimore. Another &mien steamer has arrived at New York. Admirals Milne and Renan, with the officers of the English and French fleets, have visited the public institutions of New York. The absence of the Russian Admiral and officers, who were invited, was a subject of much remark. The captain of the ship Robert Peel has pro tested, through Lord Lyons, against her seizure. The steamer Robert Lee, from Wilmington, has arrived at Halifax. The steamer Sumpter is reported to be in Wilmington harbour. The steamer Bournansville, from Quebec for Havaunab, calling here in distress, Las been seized upon suspicion of being a blockade runner. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Money easy. Unfavourable rumours, and the absence of authentic information concerning Meade's position, have caused gold to advance to 66} this morning, since which it has receded, being now quoted WI per cent. premium. Exchange on London : Bankers' billa,l7o. Stocks steady. New York Centrals, 1351 ; Illinois, 126} ; Erie, 109 a ; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 107 f. (By telegraph to Halifax.) NSW YORK, Ocr. 15, Nomura. The retreat of General Meade's main army to the Rappahannock was conducted in good order, with little tom General Buford's and Kilpatrick's cavalry, which covered the rear, had several severe engagements with the enemy, experiencing considerable losses in officers and men. Gregg's cavalry was surrounded while recon noitering, and lost 500 men. The New York Times' correspondent reports last night that, since the 13th, General Meade has fallen back from the Rappahannock to the neigh bourhood of Manassas plains, and General Lee's whole force having crossed the Rappahannock was pressing his rear. A battle in the neighbourhood of Bull Run is considered imminent Money easy, Gold 56k per cent. premium. NEW YORK. Our. 15, Scum. The New York Times' despatch concerning General Meade's position is generally credited, but no offi cial information has been tarnished. An engagement occurred yesterday between a large force of Lee's army and General Meade's second corps near Bristow's station. The result is reported as a decided Union victory, the Confede rates losing one battery and 100 prisoners. Further information concerning the situation in Virginia is anxiously awaited. General Bragg's cavalry is still operating on Nashville, Chattanooga, and the Memphis and Charleston railroad, to prevent reinforcements of supplies reaching Rumens. It is reported that no western reinforcements have yet reached Chat tanooga. The Confederates are entrenching them selves in force on Burnside's left, and Bragg bas thrown a force across the Kiawashee river, upon Burnside's right, compelling him to fall back to beyond Athena, which the Confederates occupy, thus isolating Burnside from Roseanne. Shelby's guerillas have been defeated in Mis souri, losing all their artillery, baggage, and nu- Intro= prisoners. The Federal General Saxton has placed a lien upon the North Carolina cotton crop, until all the claims of the plantation labourers are paid. Advice. from Charleston to the 11th state that the preparations for attack are completed. A vessel carrying • torpedo had struck the Irovaidse amidships. The explosion caused a severe shock, • breaking the bulkheads. Official despatches say she is not materially injured. The torpedo vessel was sunk and her captain captured. He asserts that the homilies was driven under, so that the water ran into her smoke-stack. Three monitors have been injured by the Con federate batteries, and are repairing at Hilton Head. One, struck in the side, leaks. Mr. Curtin, the republican candidate, has been cleated Governor of Pennsylvania. Mr. Vaßandies= has been defeated in the Ohio election by a large majority. President Davis is making a tour of inspection in the South. Earl Russell's Blairgowrie speech has been favourably received. The press attributes his con firmation of England's neutrality to the great display of Federal resources. It is reported that six more Russian vessels are expected here. The French frigate Guerriere is repairing in dry dock. The steamer Africa put into St. John's in dis tress, having struck near Cape Race. She was half an hour on the redo'. Both ship and cargo are badly dialoged, and the ship was making much water. . The Orty ad Baltimore and Bramanlava Mind oat. CONYERCIAL INTELLIGICE. Gold has been fluctuating sines Monday, the 12th, between 50 and b 7 per cent. premium. This must be attributed to the hourly conflicting reports from Virginia and Tennessee. Gold is now quoted aei per cent. premium. Exchange on Loudon, bankers' bills, 171. Money easy. Stocks dull. New York Centrals, 134,1 ; Illinois Centrals, 125/ ; Erie, 1081 ; Six per Cent. United Bastes Sonde. 107 g. Cotton steady. Middling Upland, 92e. to 93c. Flour good inquiry. Wheat declining. Corn very firm. Provisions dull. Coffee advancing. Sugar very firm. Molasses quiet. (By Telegraph to Oape Race.) _ NEW YORK. OCT. 16. General Meade officially reports that on the 14th the enemy attacked his rear-guard, consisting of the second corps, whilst menacing him on the flank. After • spirited contest the enemy was repulsed, losing a battery, five guns, two colours, and 450 prisoner• [This engagement was stated, in the despatch of the 15th, evening, as occurring at Bristow's btation.] _ _ Upon the evening of the 14th, Lee attempted to flank Meade by way of Chantilly, and get in his rear through Fairfax Court-house. Lee's attempt was frustrated by Meade falling back to Fairfax. The objects of Lee's advance, and the reason for Meade's refusal to accept battle, form the subjects of much conjecture. . Charleston harbour is reported to be effectually closed aginst the entrance of the ironclad.. The steamer Spaulding has been captured. CONILEILCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Money easy. Gold 83} per cent. prem. Ba change on London, banker's bills, 168. Stocks steady. New York Centrals, Is 6 ; Illinois, 126} ; Brie, 1082 ; Six per Cent. U. S. bonds, 107 j. Cot ton steady. Middling Upland, 92 o. NEW YORK, Ocr. 17,_Noszinfc. No general engagement is reported from Vir ginia. Both armies are still confronting each other. Hill's corps moved yesterday from Meade's front in the direction of Leesburg. A Federal reconnais sance was sent to that quarter. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK. 00%17. Money easy. Gold 51 per cent. prem. The Saxonia and City of London take out 660,000 dole. ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, Ocr. 17. Divers report that the injury to the Africa is not extensive. She has received very little damage aft, and can easily be made seaworthy. THE BOMBAY MAIL SOUTHAJCPTON, Oct. 25. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Mors, Captain RsHock, with the heavy portion of the Bombay and Mediterranean mails, arrived this morning. She brings 117 passengers, amoopt whom are, from Bom bay, Captain M'Dociald, her Majesty's 18th Regiment Royal Irish ; Lieutthent Smith, her Majesty's 108th Regi ment Madras lafantry ; Captain Gilmore, R.A. ; Captain Curtis, Cornet Soell, and 65 non-commissioned alßeers and men 6th Enniskillen Dragoons, and Captains Alexander Browne sad Fergamon ; and from Gibraltar, his Royal Highness the Duke de Nemours, and secretary. The Flora brinp ma freight 125 packages of sundries and 898 bales of raw silk, value 8:,,0001. sterile& The Flora left Alexandria on the 13th. On the 15th, at 7.30 p.m., she pulped • steamer steering to the southward ; on the 19th, at 7.40 p.m., passed the steamship Delta ANm ing to the eastward ; on the 21st, at 8.30 a.m., pawed a fifty gun frigate allowing Sardinian colours; at 9 a.in. paned three frigates, two corvettes, and two sloops, all showing Sardionut colours, steering RE. ; 6.30 pm. passed • paddle steamer steering to the S. ; on the Ord., at 1.30 mm.., exchanged signals with the steamship Ripon, standing southward ; and at '2 p.m. passed a liue.of-battle ship show ing French colours, steering to the southward. Her Majesty's ships Hibernia end Phoebe ware at Malta, and the Redpole, Racoon, and Procne at Gibraltar. The Spanish war ships Ferrolane, Lepanto, and Alerts left Cadiz for Ha, on the 18th, and the transport ship Li Pinta, ea the same date, for Havannah. The 2nd battalion of Maria* infantry was to embark Ms the Havener& from Cullinane. The contingent destined for Cubs, Porto Rico, and Santo Domingo, 4.000 infantry and 400 ertillerymen, are to embark from the ports of the Peninsula by the 15th November. GIBRALTAR, OM 20. The following British ships have arrived here since the departure of the List mail :—Steamer Delta. sdays 21 haus from Southampton ; steamer Sydney Hall, 9 days from London ; steamer Atlas, 7 days from Liverpool ; stammer Gibraltar, 84 days from London; steamer Cognac, 7 days from Cardiff ; barque Orion, 10 days from Liverpool. Qe. ; and simmer Windermere, 11 days from Newport. Exchanges are quoted on London, 90 days' data, 44 ; Paris, fit 27e. ; Marseilles, sf. 28c. ; Gram, 51. 29c. ; Madrid, 8 days' sight, par to g prem. ; Cadiz, par to g dia.; Seville, g dim. ; Malaga, g prem. ; Baroelom, prem. ; Ahasin, Valemia. and Ahrens, par. Freights unchanged. TIEN BURNING Or sag Horn. DI VILLI or Waaasw.—The Breasts Uazette of the 18th gives the fol lowing details of the lete lire in Warsaw :--••• At ball-pest 10 in the morniog a thick cloud of smoke wee seat to Most forth from one of the windows of the Hotel de Ville. The firemen rushed to the spot, but the dames made suck rapid that M very a short time they marled the Stet M gress . All the books sad papers conseated with taaa mid polio. affairs secs fell • prey to the fleas. The part of the hotel in which the chief of the pollee sad the ;President of the sit y resided was soca on Bre. The cease of the Naas. vsUos does not appear to have been amidestal. limes ass t it is Nippon& heck advaatage of Sashay, whoa all the it tb. and Miteredleiels are absent, to set lire to the plass. itibge I sm writing them ham (half-past awns in the ongoing) the holism is Mill ilkaamiastal by the glare of the building. The epee epees in front of Ike Hotel do b 4 g rel fad troops, and petrels ge through the city is every direr ties to provost say 4111SIONOVIS Of the inhabitants. The Comeau Maass neg epd, left with thew whips. I emswis of them follow a respeetably-dreseed female who was visa.' lag quietly aloes, and gin her several outs is the heed sad shoulders, sad I with gnat difilculty escaped similar treat. meet is Resift along the city. Camped, id. Additional,) MUSIC. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The 8t it of the five performances of Italian Opera at reduced prices, announced by Mr. Nephews, was given oa Saturday evening. The remaioiug four will take place during this week. It is intimatedgthat the Denim cannot be prolonged, as the principal performers are about to leave Engliind to fulfil engagements on the Continent. The opera performed ou Saturday evening was Feast, out nearly in the same mangier u during its lees run last sewn, with the exception of the character al Faust, for which Siena Reeves was annouced in place of Giaglini (who, we believe, has gone to Russia), and Bud is ! plam of Gasser. The theatre was crowded to the doors, 1 *ray place in the bores and stalls having been secured before the day of performance. Much disappointment was cowed by the absence of Mr. Reeves—a notice having bees distributed in the house that, in consequence of his I indisposition, the part of Faust had been kindly i undertaken by Signor Volpini, who, in order to portent • change of opera, had consented to appear at • moment's notice. Under thaw circumstances the iedulgeoce of the public was requeeted and accorded ; ' and it is due to Signor Volpini to say that he acquitted 4 . himself of his unexpected and arduous task in a manner ! very creditable to his talents, while his readiness to under- ! take it was worthy of peat praise. This enavoidable eon ! twaseips, nevertheless, had the effect of damping mai- Aspibly lan 41E444 the perforraanes. Thiene, however, was am hersaltul aid pathetic al wow to Iles, character of /tarpon* and wee received with the itswease se *day her due, amid to while ales l is so well sawistraisst. &Mk*, as Valeatins, diepinyed : his usual power sad energy, and Mlle. Val:elbow lon 1 wetly, acted and meg charmingly in the small but Interest lis( part of fliebel. Under the able direction of Signor Arditi the pudensance west off smoothly enough, though neither the orchestra nor the chorus wen (nor was it to be lexpected that they should be) ea complies and effective as they were dat i ng the height of the opera nwaoa. Mr. German Reed has announced, at the Royal Gallery of Mustration, a musical entertainment of ► novel form--an Opera di. Castera—tbat to to say, a work of ► simple dramatic form, and requiring for its execution a limited number of vocalirte, with the accompaniment of • pisselorts. * work of this description is tube produced by Mtn on Mooday next, the: 2sil of November; it is entitled Jou Lea, sad is the joint work of biz. John Ozenford and Mr. G. A liaclarran. That the ides of such an entertain meat is • happy one must be evident to every period at all orenvemant with music ; and Mr. Reed could not have ebosee• pootand • composer better qualified to miry it into effect. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Oct 24. Tom Ls Bur PRIZE —This prize, founded iu memoriam of the Bev. C. W. Ls B.•, of the late Fast Indio Collage at lialleyburr, foe the best English sassy with re. knew to the probable destinies and propene of the Anglo- Indian empire, has been this day adjodipd for the present year to Jobs R. Musky, &A., Kines Collage. The 1111111211 ware of opinion that as away bearing the motto F4o mo stadium," Ito.. was dermas of eapecial com mendation, sod the author is requested to mill/woo the • a1enmen........ litudc.—The Professor of Mimic' MB hold au exami nation far the degree of Mus. D. and Moe. B. on Monday, Noe. 16, in the choir practice room. at St. John's at 10 *Week a.m. kneh candidate is requested to =dr his same sad the DAIIIO of his college, together with , the amides required by the statutes, to the protemor, to the este of Messrs. Dsigbton, Bell, and Co., not later than' Nov. 9. flosonsr.—The examination for the degree of Master ID Burger! will Imminence on Monday, Nov. :rd. Candidates fondle degree are requested to send the osceasary certifiestes to the Regius Anther* of Physic on er before Nov. 9. Sr. Joam's ooutaa.—Elootoil to abed exhibitions : Sadie, Bury School. 40i. for four years—Potter, Here ford ; Wiseman, Oakbant ; Forbes. Bsitq Sedbergb ekrisiddra, Peterborongh ; . Green, Paddington Schools. 50& for three yams—Charlton, Y. S. Poole, Manchester SabooL OXFORD, Oct. 24. MAGDALEN Counoc.—The election to • classical fellowship of this college took place this morning, the into. metal candidate being Mr. Jolla Young Sert, IL A., of Merton College, Hertfoid scholar 1844 Wind scholar NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMULALTY, OCT. 24. APPOINTMENTS. --Com =Eider W. T. F. Jackson to be inspecting-commander in She coastguard, vies Murray. superseded at hts own request. Sub-lasutreantJohn Hodge to the Eak. To:be Acting First dais Assistant-Engineer, John Watson (a) of the &pair. Naval Cadet (nominated) H. H. Janney. • PORTSMOUTH, Ocrona Z. The Columbine, 4, screwsslo p , Commander J. L. Ward, was inspeolied yesterday by oe•Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, 0.C.8. and laded to-day to join the squadron on the Pfeifle statism. The Emerald, 35, screw frigate, Captain Arthur Cumming. mailed today for Sneercess, to pay off, having been nearly foot years and a half in commission. &WOGS CRAWLS AGAINST A Mains—A court-martial ansewhied oo board the Victory yesterday, for the trial of Henry Thorpe, a private marine *erring on board that ship, on the following charges :—First, for having on the 12th instant disobeyed the orders of Captain Francis Harry Rooth, Royal Marino Light Infantry, his superior °Sow, by Mushy to go on sentry when ordered to do so by the said Claptata Root*. Second, for having on the same day used threatening and abusive language towards Sergeant Alfred Nautili, Royal Marine Ligh; Infantry. Third, for hiving oei the same day committed acts to the prejudice of goodorder and disdpliae by loading his rifle with gunpowder, glass bawls or halls, and a copper cap, without the authority, sanction, or consent of his superior officer, and afterward* placing the same so loaded and capped in its usual place in the arm rack en the lower deck of the ship. The court was computed of Captain Arthur Cummiog (President), Captain , W. C. Chamberlain, Captain John firocombs, Commander Phelps, and Commander F. Anstruther Herbert, masted by Mr. E. Heskias, officiatiog )edge advocate. Captain Frame Scott, 0.8., of the Viotory, prosecuted. The awe was proved by Captain Neott, Sergeant Feasell, Daniel Hodges (mestereterms), Corporal Lampion, and Private Butcher, sad the prisoner was sentenced to receive 4$ lashes, to be imprisooed in Winchester gaol and kept to hard labour for two years, and afterwards to be dismissed from her Mee jsift's service with disgrace. The scarlet fever is raging on board her Majesty's skip Britannia, statiooed at Dartmouth. There hare been nearly tarty ewes, sad two deaths. DI&PASCH Or AMMUCAN ♦ND AFRICAN MAILS PION Lavearoot..-04 Saturday, the Cunard Royal Mail strum China was despatched trim the Mersey for New York with the United States and British North American mails, about 140 passengers, and cargo. On Saturday the African Royal Mail Steam Ship Company's steamer Anemias was also deripalclisd from Liverpool with mails for Madeira, Tenerife, sad the Weal Cad of Africa, together with a number of passengers and a full cargo. On Wednes day the Inman steamer Edinburgh will sail from the Mersey for New York. Letter s, &C., will be received at the Poss•o®se until eleven o'clock and via Queenstown till SAO p.m. This Chins arrived at Quassatown au the 2fAlt at 1 p.m. She embarked mails, paneengers, and the latest telegrams, and at four p.m. prooseded for New York. All well. - . . Among the paseengera by the Indian mail packet Ellen, wbialt arrived at Eirmathanspese yesterday, were about 70 privates sad officers who have come from India to be wisdoms oil the trial of Colossi Crawley. There were also the Indian apothecary of the 6th Dragoons, and a Parses store dealer, who is to give evidence of the hahita of fleepeatalairs lAflay. The Elora was run into In the Channel or tietarde= by as American barque, and re ceived cesaidecabls CoLutos or PAZCIWTORS. —At a meeting of the weed! of this eorporatios to the 24th last. the diploma of essoolate was gnawed to Mr. T. H. Brows, of Nore and the followieg lady end gentlemen were elected nimble, of the eadege :—Nonea Thomas Baker, Panmure-terrace, nWhberg-intrk ; W. Bradford, Stoueyeate School, Leicester; W. Bridget, St. Aeles-atreet, Salisbory ;Y. R. Cheshire, Omalerteereee, Orniden.town ' • J. F. J. Cusses,, atigessis f odL, Westminsear ; W. Moab, Weal ItameN-sereet, Meemebary • Key. Y. Frail, Sassez. =Brighton ;C. F. Haedesty, Newport-boom School, ; W. Peke, LA., late Usivereny Colleens School ; WI A. Payee, Iferford-boom, Stoke Newmgloa, W. Porseek. Clan College. Sconce ; W. F. Poole, Isom Whael. Neediee ; Jobe Winnow, Wrexham ;J. 0. Westfield, Kin-meet, Fumburr.quare ; W.. 1. Weettlehl, Liageirset. Fiusburpoquere ; Las E. U. Wing, Guiding. teamoment, N.W. [TWOPENC THE LORD MAYOR ELECT. (Fr m the City rrea. ) Alderman Wiliiani Lawrence, who hav been elected to fill the ot:•., e Lord M aver for the missing )ear, le the eldest son of the late Alderman William Lawrence, the (*ander of tbo weii-known firm of Mesas. William Lawrence aid bons, builders and contractors, of which the Lord Mayor Elect is now the limier pettier, the awed partner being his brother. Alderman James Clarke Law rence, elected by the ward of Walbrook in 1860, cod who has just 1141M1 toe adios of Sheriff at Landon awl Midd:w sex With et much litiffliCtiOli to Lis fellow-eitizane. When lhancm.street, Cannot-street West, and New Earl -street were laid out, the don took a large portion cf the pound, upon which they erected extensive sod the Lord Mayor Elect and his family possess very valuable properties in the streets, besides hgriug realised • large su m by ii.e sale of the block of buildings known as Unity-buildings. comprising Nee. 7,8, 9, and 10, Caution s-meet, to the South-Eastern Railway Company. The late Alderman Lawreace repreesated the ward of Brad-street from the year 1848 until his death le 1855, sad served the office of Sheriff of London and Middlesex Is 1849.50, and be was a roaaistrate for the comity of Middlesex. sUscu Mel to father's death the present Lord Mayer Fleet WAS to fill the moat gown, sad be bee woe the esteem and regard of all his conatituenta by the very able and ex cellent meaner is which he bee discharged all the duties of his oMos. He was elected Sheriff of Loodos and Middlesex in the year 1857, and der* his ebrievalty the marri , w of the Prince of Prussia with the Princess Royal was rdem abed, and be was present at the ceremony. lirrielitini be is a moderate liberal, sod the green inilueoce possessed by himself and hie family has always been strenuously used is support of the liberal 'steads. He has been for some rue testa for the county of Middlesex, and wee selected by g o tut of Common Gamed as one of their reprises- Milne oa On Metropolitan Bead of Werke. Ws hares that the Meaty of the City affertia so ether leasees a a Mac aid tees sops having filled the onto of alderman, and !levies served the office of filteritta Loodca and Middlesex. the eldest son being about to till the high office of chief magistrate al the ancient corporation at Lan don. The Lord Mayor Elect is a bachelor, and his sister, Mies Lawrence. will be the lady mayommX E.mberii; the way in which Aldermas Lawrenee bee erte dis charged his public and pi ivate duties, wellies no donbS that he will acquit himself of the duties of Lis new position, as to retain and increase the esteem and regard of his fallow attar, and uphold the privileges sad hospitalities of this maga earporation. EXECUTION OF JEWS 13 BARBARY. We extract the following from the Gibraltar Chronicle of October 9 :--Great cornstalks hem been cooped amongst the Hebrew population of the ports of Western Barbary by the recent executioe of two or their race accused of murder. There is a very general improndoe amongst the Jews is Barbary that one ef the passes executed, and two others now lying under senienos of death, are really innocent of the crime Said to their charge. The story throws some light on the ideates tratiue of orimieal jetties is Morocco, sad shows. more over, that without the mercies of great wake. forbear sacs, end prudence, a chilled government, by pollen a prewar. upon a barbarous one like thee of Morecoo to de tain justice, moors the risk of causing gems hajustioe to be perpetrated and the innomet hobs sacrificed. We therefuee give an outline of **facts se we have been able to page them from the infotnieffion which has reached us from dd. (trent sources. Some little time ago the Spanish Recaudador, or collector at MIS of the portico of the Moorish customs revenue trim to SPain ua, by the treaty whioh aimed th e late war, • suddenly , u n der circumstances which led to a strong suspicion that he had been poisoned. The Spanish govern meet demanded with some urgency the snag and eondiga publebuient of the prisoner aod Ms accomplice. or lost 'gators. end the Spanish representative in Morocco proceeded himself tarn tompetinteed the proseediap. This decemedoolledar's servant, Akkan Ben Judah, a boy between ltaxel 13 yeessof age, under various intlictioas ot torture by the bastioado, confessed his own guilt sod aroused a great member of Mhore as accomplices or instigators of the deed. Bat the stets meet, made under torture were roasted when the poor wretch obtained a respite from his agony, and the result of solos balklezen bastinadoiegs was that thole whom he se nsed at any , one of them were afterwarde deolarod by him ieneoent, and fresh names substituted on the neat occasion. We are not informed what collateral circumstances con firmed the evidence of Akkaa Ben Judah. but the *video°. oe the whole does not appear to have satisfied the Mania, or highest tribunal in Morocco, cf the guilt of the accused, for that bad y is said to have been divided in opinion on the questioa. But the law failing to convict, and the Spanish government being urgent with the Sates' to avenge the death of their officer, the latter, who disposes with equal freedom of his subject.' heeds and their purses. ordered four of the accused for execution, namelyt , he servant Mikan Ben Judith, Elias Willi, Snide, nod Mokluf. Akkan was beheaded at Satfi on the 4th September. Elias Laßue was eoeveyed from Safi to Taeg • sr end there axe toted by the Moore on the lith Saplewher. The two others were destined, we believe, for execution at other port., but their execution has been melted on the inter cession of the lapreeentatives of some of the European powers. The testimony wrung from the boy Akkaa Ben Josiah by the hattinado must be considered utterly worthless, fol lowed as it was by the contrary testimony when the torture wee withdrawn, and yet it WWI by admissions extorted in this way that the boy was made to forfeit his own life, and to supply the evalmois which condemned three others of his mete. Elias Lallus died at Ta ng ier protesting Lis innocence, end complainie: that a fair trMl Lad not bceu afforded him, and Said. and Maids,. Mall nadir sentence of death, are, it is believed, only implicated by scene of tbe half dozen dis crepant confessions extorted from the boy .ikkan. is extraordieriry omission in this history is that, although fear promos were coodecrined to salter death fur administer ing poisoo, the fact itself that the deceased died from poison was never proved. We should have exported that, accord. iug to the practice of European nations, the stomiteh of the doomed person would have been conveyed to hp:sin aunt subjected to a careful analysis by professional nice, the ! parties aga:nat whom suspicion existed being in the mean , time kept in meant ward ; awl that Mier the (act of the i death by poison had been ortablished, tho prosecution would have commenoed. On Saturday morning tbe Union and Emancipa- Coo Society entertained the Rev. If: W. Beecher at break fast at the Albion Hotel. Manchester. The conipser in cluded a large number of ',atlases at the neighbourhood and i from a distance. The Maroc of it01;111)LLE tome this door. and there were preavh, won others, Professor F. W. Newman, Mr. J. C. Dyer Mr. Horton (Dublin), Rev. Dr. M as i;, Mr. F. Taylor. Rev. T. G. Lee, Mr. Ernest Jones, the Rev. Dr. Parker. &c. Letters of stro!..gy for absence had been received from Mr. Bright, M.P.. Mr. W. L. Fester, ILP., Mr. P. A. Taylor M.P. Mr. T. Barnes, M.P.. Mr. Coninghain, M.P., Mr . e C. k e b or tsor, (Liverpool). Mr. Duroun Milanese, Professor Newth, and Profeseor H. D. Rogers. Mr. Beecher's speech and animas to questions occupied move than two hours. After some remarks from the Rcv. Dr. Mamie, a vote of thanks was given to the chairman. and the meeting concluded with cheers for the Queen. Mr. Lincoln. Mr. Beecher. Mrs. I Store, and three cheers for the United States and than final prosperity. Tnu MORPA COLLIERY EgrwatoN.—ltelays of workmen have been almost cortantly employed, sines rho occurrence of this sad calamity, in endeavouring to recover the bodies of the poor fellows yet buried; hut in conse quence of the Interim falls of roof and rubbish the work Kameda but slowly, and up to baturday arrow° there were nearly twenty bodies "'uncovered. Wo to say that two more of the sufferers have 1.. tele succumb,.! to the oriole Marie, reesived, =skies a total of :if/deaths. THE RAILWAY COLLISION AT GUIDIeBEIIHIL The manager of the Manchester and Sheffield Railway has written a report of the accident ou Thursday night, iu which he says the accident was in noyeatmeace of the amain:gm with the engine breakien, sod the train being on en incline, ran back until it came in collision with on advancing traits from Manchester. Two cattle drovers were hurt, hut were able to go on with the train afterwards, and no re was killed. LYING Dow TO Dia.—A prospecting party to the Rear River, io British Oolianibia, toper*, that while on their way down the river they saw • shirt sad a haadkei - chief hanging to • bush, and upon proceeding to the spot were surprised and grieved to lied lyiag henesith it the dead body at • white ma mapped in a blanket and Its head *lowed a a log. The buddy was is an advanced state of decomposition, and near at heed lav a tin cup, ou which were *matched these words :—" Donald Munro ; loot in the wood ; is from learner Soaked ; been dare, 1525." Finding death inevitable, the decessed, before lyiug down to die, had ecmwled these lines, probably with IL pia. An ioniser of a somewhat singular character was held before Mr. °armor Hoyle, in Newandr, en Friday sight. Thedecessed was a lad sassed Piper, sixteen years of age, who bad had • troublesome tooth extracted at the deswary la the performers etthe operattou the jaw bad seemingly been slightly injured, and the youth, who had formerly esjoyed good health, died a few days after wards. Out of doors the painful occurrence Las dives in. to a good deal of speculatioe but against the medical officer of the Dispensary no charge of antigen*, is preferred, and it is stated that diphtheria had been assigned as the care of death. M annuee of satisfaction, however, to the parents of the boy, the inquest ham been adjourned, that a post morrow ezemioatlon may be made. ELY AND ST. IT= RAILWAY.—A line Las been projected between thew. pear The proposed share capital is 65,0001., with the usual barroom( powers. Commerce , tiou already exists by the Great Eastern lime, but the pro ' posed scheme would be more direct.