The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-06 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER z JAI& c..!z z.I ty S V Tte 03r43rt45. //t z 'AiCI e/- 1%- 4 1- r -- 27 z - 1" No. 5,353.] CM, Galling at the Cape of Good Hope 0 " 14 C . Madras.-81ZAM COMMUNICATION between LON poS and INDIA by the megulticent Fleet of Stramen belonging to the Best lulls and Loudon Shipping Company (LimIWO). rte well•known clipper auxiliary steamship GOLDEN FLIIS.CE. ;.:se tons, MO-horse power, O. E. 811t1D. Commends?, now loading In the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on the 17th isloher, susharking passen g ers at and loaning Orimeseod on the 10th October, for Cabut's. calling at the Cape of Good Pope and Madras. This magnificent ship, built expressly for lie India trade, bas been thoroughly refitted, has tint-rate mcommodatles for passengers, and will carry an experienced travois ; also a stewaniess. The average passage of these steamers has been 70 days to Madras, emit of them annulus the shortest passages on roc 'rd. The use will be continued era the of each succeeding month, with the strictest posoloality, by one of thla Company's fleet of auxiliary screw stray Nape.— For freight or passage apply to Grindley and Co., 66, Perth meat-street, 8. W: the broken, Alfred Brett and Co., In, leadenhallutreet, or at the Offices of the Company, 9, Mincing-lane, Loudon. E.C.: where also applications for al. poirifieenes aa midshipmen in this service should be made. 2.1.31ALD DREW. beeeseary. FOR SHANGEIAII Direct (First Ship), the splendid clipper ship ELLEN RODGER, Al IS yews, MI tom, DONALD MACKINNON, Commander; West India, Watt—This fine vessel, noted f .1 her fast sailing qualities, has a large portion of her cargo engaged, and rill be derpa.ehed a few days.—For freight or paaWe apply to ROBERTSON and c Yort•chambers, King Manchester, and I. Nowitaies :lA Canada. BOMBAY Direct (under engagement to H. M. Council for ladle, witb immedJafe dospetelt). the splendid teak-ballt Alp EDWIN YOX, A 1 12 peers, tag tom f. P. MACLEAN, Commander: loading in the East balls= Ens good arommodstion for cabin PallieDgOrt. —For or = l = OELIATLY, HAMMY, end BMI4 27, BOMBAY direct (to follow the Edwin Fax), the spkezd clipper ship HEWED DE, A 113 years, NS toss reglear. THOKAA AMMO! NG, Comsander beak; la lost India Docks. Has splendlA accommodatloa tor cabl i m =—For treiglit or wow apply to rIF.LLATLY, HA 111 1 /11.4 a, leadaYo-etrset, LC BLACKWALL LINE of PACKET& —tor SYDNZY Direct —Mown Grete's Ship oswiil. 1,100 tam. Captala H. QUIN, will leave tbe Dust India Date es tie 10th Norentbir. all at ilymnsob, and curl so aspatieneod SW , gem—Apply to Mews. PHILLIPPS, SHAW, and LOWTHILA 1, Royal Lechange-bulkiins or to P. 01.110E1 sad 00., 72. Pa Lc Panoingern or line eau proceed by nal bon ddingtoa to Plymouth reduced tares by applying to P. °LW( and Co. for tickets. 111 LACKWALL LENZ of PACKETS.—Foe NILIOUILNZ (Pert IPhlllipl Diroot—ldeara. ORNEYB ship ANGUMNY, 1,150 tom, wilt leave the Feat India Docks on tke sth November, eal at nth , and oarrj an teflenood earpina—Apply to SHAW, sae ; or to F. ORKIN and 711, Cora- M al li.r iags Paoreip s a t/ this Hoe can proceed by NU from Paddiogtolt to Flymont at reduced tares kp apsdphig to P. GUNN sad Co. far tickets. BLACK WALL LINK of PACKETS. For 1(11LB000NR (Port PMUtpI Direet—lleows. GRIMM &hp ROXBURGH CASTLE, 1.200 lone Captain C. DI2tSDALR. lan heaths Reit Lila Dacha on Um f W Desember, call a& PlsseoetL sod. coin aa eaperieuceal enrgeoa.—Apply to P to SHAW, and LOWTHER, 2, Royal Exchange buildings ; or to P. CUM and Co.. YE, Corobill, B.C. ?malingers by this Hue eon proceed by rail Preen Paddington to Plymouth at reduced Wes by applylag to Y. GREEN end Co. for tickets. MON LYONiOII 11/21111111TOVIII TO NSW YOLK L, FEW YORK, and J. nrarDazwrA rrzAsusarr 0010• Y Mead &s -pading Ur* bill-powered 21 Imo Screw Stesta-Shipa eanytas the United State. tWai - iiiiiiiTor 101 . Nsyr arrir - WN6W Raz. iamday gnu. WedoeulaY. flll.l. ( =YOY anli•..Bltml4a•Y•C• 17. ID - 641510 - 14,3: o — Td• id: . lit L i e/ Wednesday, sad ovary at/mak Sslardsv. Oak by She man slesmers ulnas =1 , .... sdaatar i IA IT, sad II ohms, amardisa to the steam mg*, istarday's Masmsrs, II gamma Narmsrd femme taskadlre all provisions cooked. kir Mr Walled Mates, and British Columby bodied se 7y admalaposs terms.—lot Weber pseiloslass W LA INMAN, W, Water streak Limped ;ea lAMB ad NAM, Si, rises WilUsweerest. Clty. 1101TIIIDAM end the RHINE .—TWICE a "Jr teem WWWL—Thepaddh.edemer BALMS& Cep.. W. =lrk Ye end lentos Ileesoe-wher& igkig, eees7 Weaddy, at 11 a.a. Yam ES b.. 1 08 .. AMU& Wed • MIL, Me., Ned 41 It id. The eesew.efrawder Prelfrlt u a teem elt the Tower weary Thursday feends, amity. Pres. tl end .112 111s..—Wat Gees* tens neer to She winded wadi* thee Wk. Ayr Nll Universal OS" W.. ar be PIIIL LEM, 4kAV sad PHILLINS. 1L 11eed4ose. C. 1111riltliali. —Direct Route to Hanover, Brune. • .L., via. sag NNW ess= dbi lVLZY THULSOLY. 11he Iforili alession SCIWALBI rat e s se tr °6 =l. Iti e llimirlinn4 A 11 ma.. alllas Pier Ist OD Nom Fres le Draw: el red a: Mau art al lea--Amply st CLAPO.IIIII Clivinololide. Idersic l / 1 46. W.: ar le riaures. (MAUL tot 1111141114. 11. Iloalimae. LC. grfeto COPIONAGICN from London et—ree first-dam tow *teaser PIWIIIIr. Captain JAP. mac en dempatelmel tram Mammas's-pier ea MP ra t tan as and AL - Apply to I.IIIIJITYS, 01AVIS. and , 11, Iteed-lane, QTZAM to GOTHENBURG, from Loudon Diteet—The weahnown eaten eloanter LONDON. Oaptels BLIDIUOLO. will be &twitched Qo• atersetedown cta at .beet ig4 UM. Plow AS fa. sod tt ;to be lotions& hy the hostel War es Ida inel—Awly to PHILLIPPS, GUM, and MILLI/TS. U. toWlann TIN LIVIRPOOL and LONDON FIRZ and LUZ 1N111111131211 0331:PANY. is . Deiretrestexrpiel C ; 20 and fl. Tadin, L. IFVOIIaZOI OV 'Es comriii enwcs 1650. 1 AWN 1 SMAST 1 /1501.914 MAIO ma sn.en nu wisua 111,W4 1,1111.,0116 ISE "eel MP* 1,417,101 1e ltre Deft pel4 b/w &miry In Instead la Mtn.. Q 1 JOHN aw marm; WILT. neentary be the Conway. AT11313. Reeittent Secretary. Landow Ike ratites Ming doe at ilirisehre should be IVOIIWOI IVY the leth October. THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE INSINCE. no sod aeleattreolly prepared awl mot porerkl soli. On anal e, lokadooed rorbaros to *air sormi ✓etie lorrokook so Vol Weer* at whisk wild balk ro• Dlt k a wails tar rebel* of Maki. Mr fri. Ms saw 11/Orroikir kgrodorls.poldos mai pk=kolo al 'kW ori burrickl to norms la. per beak.. ar tour ramiliko ow IrrEPlZP6lllolo— waft Noma lkomorartor rima t Z .6 llo, Orkeloirook *NIX. lali US. TAlMElNdleiMarelt CA. DiLGOLDRIG BIRDea GALVANIC BANDS am BiLTIL—la certifying to tits lingsenity et /17LVffh. Idaolllo3 MIXT OALVANIC CHAIN Wine. BIM &L, ais late ewistat physician referral Janoet. 1851) rid nlp to the efficiency of the mild, onntinneus, voltaic aerate aa radii produoct by these flexible batteries. Priem of MY singer is pihrinie to those offered for Ibs. elsewhere, h. id but real Volta Electric Bats, to., now greatly irate to to lea the eftcacy of which cea be granites* tasted. Combined Voltaic lauds. for restoring ezhanotad vital angli7. 00s. to 40s. Pmsmetua gratis, containing numerous autheeti atreta of cures in rheumstic, neuralgic, and gouty pass. epilepsy, indigestion, mastication, sahma, general L L. PCLVERIinCHEIit sad Ca. fff. Oxforti4.— the CORPULENT.—Dr. DUCHISICE- DITPAIC Is. prescribed loans Veslesions ler prams who dein to for some of their soperenons fat, and IMMO= oh yeksatlons place its solvent properthe beyond a doubt, a d show OW It Ida upon t►e system without compromising the aenerel lealhe-Yeeera. REIF and CO. supply the VITUS inus. la beta at aa ad., 7s. id., and Its., with direction,. Alan say he ti Or. Deseeseseaspenis pamphlet on Obesity - (*Komi PIMP. pies P-111. M. Bow and Co., operative chemists 282, Repeeetresk W. DRSCOW'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS. ; Dever falling remedy. prepared without any meseartal higredlent, from the recipe of Dr. Pratt. Is ill be found laminable tosfl who suffer truss billnes sod hoer complaints, Isdirestion, wind, spasms, giddiness, sliminess of the amts. lie habitual entireness as a family aperient memitelaa. sad as a punter of Pa Moot, they are tinily exceleut ; Dead In their operation and grateful to the stomach, they create appetite. promote digestion, mad strengthen the whole nervous slides% —Sold by W. iddllleld• COMM. e. Xing tyllliamatreet, Charladterms, and hy most In box, la. led. and b. H. Ds sum to WI be 0,. =tt iL berm, Liver Pills. The gmatim Sr. a swum pass primp with Lemlesri" assarred ow the damp, Now may, SII pp. poet M. Mid sag Mop Sake, NY. OL, Z DifirSZB of the BRAIN and (CURD. by lies= Wariww, M.D.. D.C.L. Loucks : lobes liardwitke, 155 . neertiffy. WERTOUS DEAFNESS, OBSCURE DISSIBPA of the BRAIN. DNIfllt r aNINV OLD.) forthcoming Wolff( es We Nati and Ifo by reference to numerous meg avow bow air adr.sh•VA destructive imams, 14 Interrupting the masasidettliews wtll the bait. mistsebian tube, inner ear. itc., eve dee to vistiash tdintey. paralysis. 'terms% Aralneus, ie.. and bow UNPV•af,.._ ll6 awl are setemadally treated.-21. Upper heywair-efintok • nauglitadasra, W. The IHi &Mon. whit Coloured Pisto,rice Ba• 01 - THE CURABILITY OF CONSUMPTION. B 7 B. B. laMannt. Ii D. , 7.1.C.P., lamadre's treatment Is so slum* art I toot eli7 feel a Null predilection for h, but Inlet it wonky to be mow mooted to Ile Impertial and careful Mead= ot q /tee eked beetbre."—Holutboom. " NiiOff/IWAC011;11107.1 ose - iitat Dr. threads/tit work is ha WI loierost, sad nowt+ the special coaddaratioo of ploothlowth. —Lhasa. " rothehlthal anaterny inn never afforded mont otooNoloo Motives la proof of the eurebtaty of • dtvesoo, tars tt Or la Met Mr onamorptien." —Cars well. Also, by the P. 21141 Autber, pries le• e & , • TRZATIOE on MITHS(4 end DISEASES tho Mit London : Longman sod Co. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. THE 0110IST, new verdon—The Fairy Fountsl—Grand Divertissement—Favourite Open Felted-a — Meade. the emi nent Vnilmist—ltaphael de none the Infant Teece—Langlois, the great ledlanJeggler, XFEBY EVENING.—Door open at seven, commence at ball-past. THE OXFOR D. - EVERY EVENING SELECTIONS from the nen and most popular OPERAS by the Consputy, with full Band and Chorus, conducted by Mr. F. JONOHMANS. Comedy by Cerwrorth, Engem W. Randall, G. Hutchinson, A. Lloyd. and Game Hodson. Admlaalon, ant, Id. stalls and Wow, la ; pelves , bow" bOe. Id. THE GHOST ILLUSION, by permimion of HENRY MEWL% raq.—Proteseor Pepp ers adaptation of Is the above exhibited, with various pleat erects sad Im provement& by Mr . A. Minster, SVLRY X MONO. at hen. past 9. at the CANTIIIMMIY-11ALL. Weatantwatiemoad, THE LAND MORTGAGE BANK of INDIA (CREDIT FONCIER INDIES) (Limited). Capital, £I 000,000, In 100,000 shares of LSO each. Payment on Allotment, 42 per slum. DIRKCTORS. Cnanneatt-9. LAING. Eq., late Finance /flnieter of India. Colonel Haltom, C.a., late Chief of Unitary Finance Depict meat of India. H. L. lilachonaheint, Esq. pleura. Hischortacheim and Odd. inswiT se . Hon. W. 9. yliferMtam (Member of the Supreme Legtektive Council of India. Sir John P. Groot, E.C.8., late fleas& P. Verdian Laurie. Beq , Governor of Unkei Bank of London J. T lferkenzte, Eno , Deputy Chairman of Bortern Bengal W Macklaaos, Tag (Mackinnon, Mackenzie, and Co, Cal cutta). Director of British India Stearn Navigation Company. H. Nelson, Fee. ) Messrs. Crawford, Cobb,e and Co., Leedom). X. leser4, du Comptetr elfrieomple Pee* et do Credit Youcier CcdoolaL A. IL Warns, IR. (Wawa O. and A. Worst', London). Cslatil•—Mcmirs. FaiTia." — joirik and Co. Bombay—Mews. Rectangle's and Co. ilacirso—Msems. Tarry and Co. Anna Foe Tan COomps NTOMMTay of —The Omani Credit and Finance O London aindtesd). Burma—TlN Unkas Bank of Leedom. BoticrfOng—tisems. Fresh/odds and Newman. filffmars• (pro kesl—Mr. Charles Grant. Tympana) Oflose—Mit, Lombard-street The atom ot load Credit, or Cada Fonder," has now been established in ram or m ees chid countries of Europe, with the uniform resale of vont to the companies engaged In it. sod great be to holders of land. The principle of all these associaMons is the some, dz., the intervention of a com pany whom brio subscribed capital, and consequent credit, made It to borrow mosey to the beet advantage, as an Inter mediary Warms hadividnal Mien who seek investments on mortgage. sad borrowers who seek for Lam. Thus, the French Credit FOMCNIT hiss a large share capital, of which only half II paid up, and h authorised by its statutes to issue its own bonds against an equal amount lent on mortgage, with a Maim fund for redemption, on first-class landed security. The security to the bondholder under them circumstances Is maple, represented as It h by the whole impalittm capital of the Company, and all Its Investments and assets, while the profit to the Shareholders being the profit on the employment of s capital distributed la dividend over a small paid-up capital, is so greet, that with ElO petal-op the Abe shame of the French Credit Fowler 'tad, at • market value of upwards of £lO. The present Orinmeny Is formed. la the belief that, on the oar hand, it will be very geolabia to the Muireholders, and, on the other, most be nedftel to Death It Is *brims that oar Indian territories present an unrivalled Odd for • Company of this sic. scription. Land them Is Thing In value with a rapidity quite noexampled, and the Waged kinnies, the Improvement of laws, and the opening of communkstiosis, are feet creating an ease and certainty In dealing with It equal to thole enjoyed in any coun try of Europe. At the same fine capital is maw, and the rate otinterest extravagantly high, as compared with any European standard. In. Bengal, where, In the first Instance, the operations of the Company win be principally directed. land is held upon • Lerninclary tenure. which may be described as conferring the tee simple of the land In perpetuity, held direct from the Crown. on the condition of paying a need annum) galavant, which is always moderate. in comparison with the value cd the estates. An accurate and Ample system of registration precludes doubt and dispute concerning the title to estates, and the lret m on the reglater takes precedence of all other claims. The w :triple of • permanent settlement has been adopted by the government, and will doubtless be shortly extended to the other provinces of India. The land Included In the Lower Bengal system h sMinielsed at • value of more than one Mildred minima sterling, sad by the establishment of railways, throperatice of i lead the general extension of Indian trade and Ind us try, agrees. t nr w k it be doubled and trebled within a moderato number of yews. Of these estates • very Urge pmportlon are an premant under ad vances from local moneylenders, at a rata of 12 per ant. Interest, legatees inadeutol bounties, and upon ether conditions. that are alike unfavourablo to their owners end to the tom munity at large. With prudent management the remelts of an Indies Cefdlt Fonder can hardly fall to he even more successful than In Franco. considerieg the wide sumps between the rate+ of Intoned at which money can be borrowed In Brighad and lent In India The field Pr operations In lefts is practically unlimited, and in so country of ohs world me all the disess•s of national pros perity. Including the value of land, in • stale of such rapid de velopment. The revenue of Ohs Mots has been In ten yeses from Miskil•ONl to /41.116,600 a year ; sad the segregate imwit and export trade Widths IMO period hes more MIA dontehd. and ! last mar rassemod semmumus total .1 A 100,008.600, Including bullies. Dialog the woo period t.50,00n,000 of English capital lass boss invested in railways In India, which are now approach ing completion. and will greatly accelerate the march of pros , ATMThe • Whet to India of obtshing capital on landed steurtty an reasemobLe terms, and emancipating the native landed proprie tors from an exclusive dependence on native ooneydenders, wM be imealoulalde; sad thin benefit well be • isolally felt st • time I viten the prosperity of the country, the completion of roots and isdirs• the alb of waste lenda, estonsion of the permanent the introduction of an hnpeoved currency. and, me gplits ezniat hilly, e adoption of wise and liberal system of govern s:. pang everywhere •• ra pid Impulse to Improvement. d. —The Company will Iw prepared to grant Lions on had, either for fired periods, or upon terms that will ertaimilah thip debt during tha currency of the mortgage by the payment Man annual Instalment on Recount of the principal. in additiiin le as annual interest, they contorting on the borrowers the Wen eventual liqusdatlon of their debts. L.—The present capitals Pled st 10.000.000 darling, Le i =4l pm share is payable upon allotment. It is net the of the Directors focal up room then a small croportion at the share capital In all. as the successful conduct of a basins sf tide description is chiefly through borrowed Capital. BON.IIOWING MOVEHIL—As • means to make the advances • the reffended scale contemplated the Comisay will tow alsbessores for fined periods, end bearing a fixed ride of %Serest, = half-yearly In this country : and in order to Om the oe such debanthros undnabtod soccurity, they will hams Bea egi Os entire property of the Company, consisting ant of , the •she of the estates held on mortgage, and ranch exceeding in mine lie dotal of its liabilities : tad womily, at the assets al the Oseeptay, In which its paid-up capital Is Invested, loge- cher with Oil Urge reserve of uncalled capital. The transmetions of the Compaq win to emanated free from all reeeniattnee or pueblos emtbstrown end mile regarded m of the =am of a mmenslosion Amory between the CZIal Welker died lbe Imam bwrower. opening to the lather a cora masa • m•baligilindanly to the value and security lfg taistips afford. PRO Ines of a wellconductod badman of this descripMan, Web •MU for operations as India, raw 14 184041 b y eamparbos with the results realised by tile Freseek Ciddit Fonder end other similar undertaking, lath Alma sad at how. The Institution named is limited by Ys rlstelinirto lend ▪ per ant. isterest, and It bee to pig Nam Um 4pm Mal Interest on money raised on its dobseftres. The man& of profit h. therefore, very small. Noverthdons Ohs Mama Cot paw pays • divideeth of 6 per omit pr swam mamba a farther sum equal to 7 par koat to warm India tho of profit between tip, rate at which the mosey borrowed it the rate at which it Is lent will certainly not be less than $ par eget n that each £1,00 , ,000 borrowed in Eng and and loaned In lathe will sire £30,000 a year towards art end on the share espial, of which It Is not probable that more than 1.200,000 out of Ms stookon , will be coiled up. KANAOLM ENT IN INDIA. • Arrangeraenta have been made with the shove three leading firma to act as agents In Lntba, an an to enable the Company to commence business without urine• weary delay. 75,000 sham have been subscribed for privately. and the remaining 22.000 share% are reserved for public subscription. Copal ci the ligentorudnm met Articles of Auociation lie foe Inspection at the cake of the aolicitors, Mews. Freshtlelds and Newman. 5. lisukaaildings, Lutabury, sod at the temporary ogle. of the Company. Applications to be made In the suldoinod form, to the tempo ran/ Aims of the themany, OD, Lombard-street ; or to the offices of thr Oenersl Croft and Meiotic Company of Emden (Ladled), $O, Csnnonetreet. 701 LIE 07 APPLICATION 701 SITARS!. N 0.. . Gentleeses.-1 mum' ghat you "rill allot me shares nf ho tie wild el lie Land nortgate Bulk of India (Limited'. sad I bared* rem to accept the said shara or any mailer naselme that you may allot to vac and to pay the deposit of te on each shore an allotted, and I mfree to become a m Inbnr of the Company. and rroille‘c yen to place my ninon ne tie register of eharehoidere In respect el lie abeam allotted to me. _ . Las, Oeutlernen, year obedient *errant. Herne in hill Address in fag Pretended or hedonist Ref.( ease Date -- • . FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. - WHEREAS Messrs. BRAUN and WUSTLICH. UtholiroPhela of SR Mary Axe. have lately Awn solicited by owe* unauthorlaid part, (evidently Inv fraudulent purposes' to execute en order for lahsls. the fac.shnlle of thou used for MARAHALUA HUNGA RIAN BR a NDY. the above reward will be paid on coavkitess of the offender: and the public Is particularly rsesusited to see that of contuse( each bottle is eapestled, labelled, and cork branded. —J. G. MARSHALL. sok . of meet la each ; per dons ease, paid. Depot. 114, Aldlogate-stifeet. City. List of agnate poet has ow application. STIVESand SONS, Wise sad Spirit Meroltanta. I NTa r taws ke Wood, Wo., sh :..wine, ks.. es. of kik : old caked wink eds., Mo., as pse desk. Misr. Ass: Flos, Ws.. Of. No.: elkcs. dla, ea s., Der dolt lbauls : 12~5 lark Ids. kr desk Omsk: 145.. OOa : Ors Mier. Sla. bk., 41k kook. Ms.. Ma. Ws. Mr dom., Olkaosses, gook OOa, 425.. 411.; golfs. Perrier. Amok, maimed% ie.. als., Tk doom Omsk ormadasa et moms ekollt111; dike old psis. Wk. Oft per Wks. Old Jemmies 411., ; very soporlor. 171. per ionos. $4•••• 1 mod Oka Lila, fa dd 10s. Id.: Isesigsalft sod Nobs &oink Its.. M.: esserklisesd. Lk M. ke seam. Oar pea sossasskis. Gook dillsorad kill Ivo *los t tees el swam Toms, cak-711, Siolikkaksirest ALLBOPPIJ ALZ and GIIIIINESSII STOUT. JOHN N. 31008 ma Co, solo eaolirsoion tor Bettlal So Awls M email Alle.po mad Ws bah Sense A 1.% sod Milasoss. ka. rd Co.'s Ulm Mmoeios et Moss sod Ofilstio. en sot Maros. 11111 • MO. lerie Mond lons fa LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1863. OVERCOAT/3 in IMPERMEABLE FABRICS. BYASI and Co.'a Overcoats and Imps for Gentlemen's wear during Autumn and Winter are perfectly new In design and make, endure cut from close materiels, which neither rain, mist. Omit, nor snow can permeate. Price, from Ito sguineas. RYAN and Co., Ad and 57, Oxford-street, W.. 21, P 2, and Ilk New-street, Birmingham and 42, Briggate, Leeds. THE SUITS of the SEASON.—HYAM and Co.'s Sults entire are not wholly of uniform patters. it being the prevailing taste to wear the trousers in diltevent fabrics. The newly designed SUITS for Autumn and Winter are as elegant In style so they are excellent In quality. Price Ms. 445.. =date. 11YAW and Co.. 66 and 67. Oxford-street, W.: 21, n. and New-street Birmingham ; and 42, Briggate, Leeds. EASE, EXACTNESS, and ELEGANCE in TROUSER& —RYAN and C 0 ... Autumn and Winter Tronsare for gentleman ensure einntort and protection in wear, and are made in all the moat novel materials. Made to order at 14 &i. to 24a. HYAW and Co.. 06 and 07, Ortordetreet, W.: 21, It, and td, liewedrest, Birmingham : and it, &legate, Ueda THE ST. JANUARIUS " MIRACLE." The journals of Naples publish tbe official procis arbal of the " miracle " of St. Jannerina, w►ich took place is mail on the 19th ult., and was repeated daring the follow ing days. Early in the morning more than 10,000 pence's had flocked to the metropolitan rhumb, and about half•past nips a bell was rang to announce the hquefactioa of the blood. At the same moment a flag was hoisted on of of the towers of the cathedral, a salute fired from the forts, and all the bells In the city set ringing. Thomas& of persona hired the reliquary during the day. The following is the prods-verbal of the event, signed by Chevalier Garitecioli, the guardian, and Francoloo Dattili, his tosistant :—" Oa Saturday (19th September) the reliquary containing the precious blood of the martyr St. Janaarins wee =pool to view. The blood was found dried up, and somewhat leas in volume than when first en closed. After waiting ten minutes the liquefaction corn. mewed, the blood became detached from the sides, and remained so till evening. It was remarked that its colour was rather dark. The nut day the blood was in the same state as when the reliquary was opened on the preceding day. Fifteen minutes elapsed before the miracle, and then the blood liquefied as before, and continued so all day. Towards evening it was observed to become rather frothy. bat retained its dark colour. Oa Monday, after thirteen minutes, it liquefied as on the preceding days." (Here follow the signatures) TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (isurn's miasma.) THE AUSTRIAN RICICHSRATH. VIENNA, Ocr. 5. In the Lower House of the Reichsrath to-day, the Minister of State reed an Imperial message, 'again exceptionally empowering (the House with its present complement of members, to discuss the Budget for the whole Empire for 1864. The House, however, resolved to await the arrival of the Transylvanian Deputies bef °redlines , ing the Budget. ITALY. TURIN. OCT. 5. Chevalier di Nigra, Italian Minister at the French Court, arrived here yesterday from Aix, and was received in audience by the King. The Chevalier left Turin in the evening. The passengers ransomed by brigands on the road to Castellamam have all been set at liberty. TURIN, OCT. 6, Emma. . . Sir James Hudson was yesterday received in audience by the King, and presented his letters of mall. The Hon. Mr. Elliot is expected to arrive here at the beginning of next week. THE PRUSSIAN ELECTIONS. BERLIN, Ocr. 5. The Neue Preemiache Irrac Zeitting of this even ing says :—" We learn that a royal order addressed to the Minister of War directs that at the forth coming elections, officers and soldiers are not to be urged in an official manner to participate in the elections." AUSTRIAN FINANCE. IFRANFORT-ON-TRE•MADIE, Ocr. 5. The Nene Frankfurter Zeitung learns from an authentic source that the negotiation of a new Austrian loan is not near at hand, and is hardly to be expected in the course of the present year. BAVARIA. MUNICH, Ocr. 5. The King of Bavaria has left for Rome. His Majesty will pass through Lyons on his way to Marseilles, where he will embark on Friday next. PRINCE NAPOLEON'S "MusstoN."—The Paris Press+ of Booday rya :—" Prince Napoleon returned to Paris this mooning from him journey to Eoglaad. The trip, whisk has gives rim to so muck comment, hod so other object elms *at of 'Wog some agricultural setablithineete, ma we learn by the English papers, in which we me that the Prises has visited the Duke of Bedford's estate, Woburn Abbey, and the olleluated terms of Priam Albert at Windsor." Tag EUROPKAN MINION or MI CONTIDERATH Vica-Pluouncor.—The Sikic of yesterday mays :—" Several journals, the Sack among others, had announced, wider all reserve, that Mr. Stephens, Vice-President of the Confe derate States, was coming to Paris, entrueted with full authority to conclude a treaty with the French gamma* one of the clause of which related to the abolition of ' slavery. A journal which mmumes, it would seem, the double honour of representing the Agrarian policy and that of the Southern Confederates. the Mine. vial Diplomatic:lr, • is good enough to inform us that Mr. Stephens is not expected either in Paris or elsewhere; that the idea of supposing the Vice. President of the Confederate States would make a }ourray to Enrols* in the present position of those Staten could only be held by journals with the most fantastic notions respecting Ameri can institutions, whether of the North or the South ; that if by any chinos Mr. Stephens were entruned with a diplomatic mission in Europe, he would not be authorised to treat for the abolition of slavery. Upon this lan polid we an quite willing to believe the Afleserief Dip/ossatigue; however fanciful our notions upon Mr. Jefferson Davis's government, we have never earned imagination so far as to believe that it sincerely wished to abolish slavery, or even that it had the power." Puni.tc numNo IN VincL—A correspondent of the Perwversua rya :—" I moot ;describe to you the deep impreneion which, ea I am told, has been made apse Sir James Hudson b 7 hie recent journey to Vedas. Be found the utmost gloom and desolation on every Ma, sad a more a/desk though sustained maternal feeling. Is the course of his visit he met with demonstratioas that most I have affected him. The upper classes all wished to do honor to the tibia of Italy, by leaving at his hotel a large somber of visiting cards, and the humblest popoMe, as well as the gondolier of the Lavoie indicated to him, by secretly pressing his heads, that they were and would be mein but Imams. All this most have convinced hint of the firm ad deeply devoted Italian spirit of this mfortn sato people." AMERICAN MAIL STEAMERS DOE AT LIVERPOOL lisle WIZ& —Mete are three steamers doe at Liverpool this week, with the mails from the American &atm sad Canada. The lemma Compsny's sew Miaow Etna, with dates from New York to the NM Isla, may be looked for at Queenstown la the muss of today (roselay), mealy to- morrow morning ; the Damascus, screw steamer, of the Allan Brothers' line, with dates from Quebec to the evening of the 26th ult., will probably not arrive off Gresocasthe before Wednesday (tomorrow) or Thursday reerehig ; the Omani steamer Arabia, with dates from Boston to the 30th eh., and from Halifax early ca the morning of the 2od inst., may be expected at Queenstown in the course of Saturday amt. TEE LAST Or RODNEY'S CREW.—Sinoe the decease of the Late Mr. Jobe Webb, one of Admiral Rodney 's pl iant arm, who expired on the 26th alt., mother—and the 11.14-01 the mamas who fought under the above-named taint woe the memorable 12th of April, 1782, has aimed to be, le the pewee of ow James Mayor, who for many year pest had lived is an obscure coon in the King's-med. Canidendam. He entered the " Plymouth Marines" when sixties year of age, medal/tad into the 74-gun ship Alit* mid, is the year 1780, proomded, under Admiral Drury, te New York, to relieve General Cornwallis, who was at that time a prissier ostler Washington. In company with the spares was the ship Chatham, of 30 gum, bowleg oe braid the late Priem Wiliam Henry, afterwards King Whets I the Fourth. Allies in this expedition, the fleet misread 1 .to the West bides, for the relief of St. Kites, sod cie , the Bth of April sailed for Martinique, where they were I isifermed that the Preach wen provided with AO line of treespoirts, with a view to take Jamaica. On the 12th of April be was on board the Berflear, emanmeded by Hood, and was mniaged in the see stable naval action of that day, is 1782, hetwese the English and Freed+ fleets, cotemaeded semectively by Admirals Rodney wed Count Giros, epos ' *hie eseasien the orient surrendered his sward into the reds of the British admiral. Mayas is the ruse year wan , bought out of the Merince, sad enlisted is isted the nth Itegi mint of the line. proceeded to the Fast Indies, was at the ' I mpitulatioo and sterol.; of Seriegapatem ; no the last combos teeming me of the " torten hope.' After serving ; 1 I his time M the 77th Regiment, be enlisted le the 664 Foot, was at the siege sued beisharelmeet of the Was of • . Bourbon sod Maaritim in 1810 ; cad, o• prosodist to i ogles, was at the reduction of Colombo. He usioyed a I . maim of 2s. Id. per day tip to the time of hie dial/. ' A Pir.ositttoi.—Mr. Mu' u Bo rrilt, " theleorned i 1 bleidomith," bas just ompleted a long ramble. He bee I ' Madly walked all the way hoot London to John o'Grost's. THE "MIRAOLB" AT VICOYARO. A letter from Rome of the 28th ult., is the Dibats, says :—" Like many others, I last week undertook • pilgrimap to ass the double miracle which attracts such • crowd of pumas to iriocvaro and &Mao. I had scarcely left Tivoli. when I met on the road numerous caravans of peasents is their Sunday shire retaining from Viomaro. Thom men. women. and children awoke the whom by their cries of ' Viva Maria!' Th ey all felt persuaded of having men • minis. sad ell bring book some object of devotioa which hue been Mimed by the miraculous Madam*. Vicovane le • village containing some hundreds of inhalliaste, hay* eharmiag Marshes of which no assation it mar boss maths and a cathode's' whisk is perhaps too mask talked Moat. On reachiog the that edifies we fouled a greater number :r.,=:=lts. building mold rectum, and who wore QiMty waiting fee their tars is ester it. Before maim of the hums nisei* I feels desire to make a IBM pro fedhon at faith. I believe in the f oedemata/ Mimeo of the estindio relistoe, and my reason inclines en/stades whisk I do not emprelised, but beyondt: I reject el ahem of the vapereatarsl. This is testa mount to MUM' you that I do not at all believe be the miracles of the Madames. With them feelings II is ; sot astonishing that I saw nothing, while thou sand' of psalm would be ready to seal with their blood the deolmation that they distinctly beheld • picture of the Madams rolling this eyes, raking or doting the eyelids, and limb's( or tensing pals by tuns. Ido net think there in say history is all this I have attentively examined the pieta» in wisdom It is . middle-rate copy, panted oa ceavas, of an original of the school of Guido Boni. The picture is placed on an isolated alter. round which the people can ambits Them extraordinary movements of the ems mar, perhaps, be expisined by a hallucination which takes poweamoit of those who look at the picture ; for it is impoeible to fix the eyes on any object whatever for • teethe this without seeing it apparently and I am per suaded that those who de they hays seen the motion of the eyes, believe what they meet However that may be, the devotion of the pilgrims manifests itself in s ease nor that mast be very agrombie to the clergy of Vieovuo. Offerings flow abnodantly into the box placed at the' foot of the altar • the hook foe the Meription of seams is constantly led, and it may be said that the priests have work cad out far them fee • keg time to mem ; i sheet, the church is enriched by tins . ample dons. time of the feitidul. I witnessed • fact during my visit widek made sem impression oo me. Is the midst of a deep Wean, • kind voice widelemairose from the crowd, sad • man, standing nem the elf tbs choir, raising hie arms towards the Beekams. ex teed, 'lo ti mei°, Madonna fah! Vieni. Thai ore me!' the exclamaties Wag aosommaied by loud sobs. The man then fell to the geound in 000volsiooa resembling as attack of epilepsy, and am sot mower for 90020 time. He certainly amid se* be seemed of Wag as accomplice, 'loco he did net miry ma his part my fortkpa." NEAPOLITAN BRIGANDAGE. A letter from Naples of the 30th ult. gives the following account of the Mite of bripods in NM city sad neighbourhood: " Symms who has visited Naples knows that the towns al &ream and Castellamare form most conspicuous objects os the shores of the bay, just at the toot of the lest spur of the Appeidees. Those Mom are oosseeted by arced run ning parallel with the met, and moth translated by the ishabitaate sad karats A bead of thirty bnpods, sever %helm, bad the audacity, only three days nook at Dear, to seize twelve parsons pmmisg alms this rood, and carry them off to the mowiteios. where they were subjected to much ill.tnatment. Naples itself eves ie sot free from such indoors. The litaronytelte masks lately received morel visit from • well-dressed Man who demanded mousy with threats. The mocks at last communicated with the authorities, and it was maned that on the fellow's nett visit Colonel Mica, of the Nationel Chard. &ivied for the psrpoee. sheshl receive him and give hie. Mk. This use doss. and the man on liming the mem tory wee takes into custody. Two women had also Moe robbed is treat of the postaffice,where they had jest cashed • mosey order. 1 will masa with mentioeing • feet whisk Ms recently occurred in the Bamilimate. Maned rad his band went to the coovs.t of Nartimmovo, and hammed the prietipal that they wished to surrender them selves. They Were admitted Leto the ocievent, and the worthy fathers sang • To Deem ors the otreasaoa, at the ems time man two of the masks to inform the prefect of the depenmet. The monks afterwards gave the bri gands as ample repast, which they had so sooner finished than they coseresecsd palming the aweeetery, seized every valuable they could find, sad made off before the prefect arrived.' corerarstrAL rrEPARANCE CONGRESS AT HANOI'S& The proceedings of this gathering of the friends of temperance from Holland, Swedes, Norway, Denmark, Ragland, Roots. °grassy, Switserised, and Praia, cora. maenad on Tuesday lest at 9 o'clock. by • sermon in the Egidun Church, Hanover; after which the members of emigres', numbering about 300, adjourned to the hall of the Lyewem, when Pastor BOMAN', of the Kirchrode, was dented shakoes of the mopes& The delegates from die bet parte were then welcomed, sod the English represen ' abyss (the Rev. T. W. Matthews, of Boston, Messrs. Harper Twelvetmes, Robert Rae, and Joseph Taylor, of Leedom) Invited to the platform. Their exesllemise Mee mishears of Mate were preempt ; also the ebemberlsie to his Majesty the King of Hanover ; Baron de Lynam, chamberlaie to his Majesty the Klee of the Netherlands; Lord do Berries, late Minister of the Interior; his Excelleecy the Stale Misfits? of Okisebierg ; Berea von Geld, Potsdam ; Dr. Filly, somber of the Chamber of Deputise; Professor Stole, of Bade n tl b and u numerous distieguished gentlemen, with • great number of piston and Ronan catholic clergymen frost all puts of the metiesett. Reports were thee arsesetsel by the dalegatse, and the progress sod position of the temperance moveeneet in different countries were reviewed, which occupied the whole of the first day's sittings. On Wednesday, Sep tember 30, the promedinp were devoted to ab et:mime sad resolutions bearing on the social sod raillery aspect of the question as to pauperiaa. loamy, taxation, disease, &c. On Thursday, October I—the but day—the attention of the mamma was directsd to the various matters by which the temperance movement might be promoted—tie the position of the legislature in reference to distilled spirits in the individual states, and the prin ciple en which their action ass been, or should be governed —and to • review of the different measures of the govern seats, with the reolite of such legislative action, and regulative samegements. To the course of thin day's sittings , • resolution, ietrodnoed by the Euglieli delegates, and sup : ported by his Excellency the Minister of Justice, was adopted —viz., that the magma °molders it desirable to re. coosider the basis of their operations, with the view of practising and advocating abstieence from all intoxicating drinks, is whittle° to distilled liquors. SOUTREII3 IJDZPZ3DLNCI ANDO CIATION.—A meeting of the consaittes of the associettoo formed under the above the by the amalgamation of the Central Aseociatice for the Rescues* of the Southern States and the Aesthete. Southern Club. war held yester day at the Monne, Hotel, Manchester ; Lord Wbarediffe in the chair. There wan a SIIMSIMIO atteudthos, and amo. the gentlemen present swore Messrs. T. H. Birley, W. R. Cairseder, James Spasm (Liverpool), J. H. Clarke, Thames Adsheasi, E. Horicasile Rev. W. Huntington, King, CounciUor Morshill, C. Pocky, Rev. A. Packer, Y. Kesseedr, J. G. Potter, Colossi Judson, Rev. F. H. Williams. awl J. N.M. The meeting was a private one ; but we illellithat the report of the amalgamation committee Tart MACON VI-DRAWL —A circular just issued by • was presented sad adopted. A hot of gentlemen to be the the &slit' de Viticulture of Macon contain. the &Mowing : pessidete. viveismoidelles sad tessette of ibo ,„ ,_ 6""ci" —" Many remosse respecting the wins crop of 1863 were wee nesel by Mr. &AV, olesdod ‘v,"o"' ah aireolatiole laden the restage ; sow that it Is almost ter. eon, sad adopted. A draft of twil• address W the aeossiatioa missed we may be permitted to make some obervatioss wee reed and moved by Mr. Speer" @speeded by Mr. IL uton malt. The Macon vineyards bays as the whole Hstaresetle, and carried. A resolution was thee revel* • yyquantity of wise Shrew to that of the year Mr. Matthew Reseed ha favour of seetiestial aid brim 862 TM deddssn may be estimated at a fifth, or a Tsar- celled for by the as width was seconded by Mr. ter at the entiels. bet whatever may be wanting in that C. Posey, and cased. The reeling closed with a vetoed is mine thee caespseseted for by the quality. aerobe to Loyd Wharecliffefer be services in the choir. =S appears to asap *plass midway between that of Ax AGED Lair BtliNT.--Yestardoy • temble 1863 aid the *dm ef 1861. The wines of 1863 are of s Moe occident happseed to Mn. Julia Bann, aged 70 years, of deep relear, eel the reseal apiece is that they win im- the Lowe-seed, Deptford. The newtons* lady, who was prove. bath la tilt sad quality, in the wood." -slighted, we Stiles war the It., when her demo became PAMIR IKUSIIIIII O KISIXXTON. —Num- ignited, and the we speedily enveloped in flames. Her her al visitors for the week ending Neter 3. 2.122 cries braeglit sideasce, sad they were eaticruiehed. With- To_lll4 'subs ideas the opening of the Museum free oily est leas of Mae she was oosvoyell to Guy's Hospital, but (1.26 b H 47. 118,618. Mee is settle alkiblost looped her recovery. [Stamped, Id. Additional.] THE SOCIAL SCJEHCS A i OCIATION. The programme programme of the seventh annual Meeting, which is to begin at Edinburgh on Thursday next, norm Oces• [Melly settled. The Scutirasan say.—Amongst distinguished strangers who bare already arrived in town to attend the meetings of the emaciation may he osmed—the Hon. Judge Longfield, President of the Department of Trade and Inter national law • .and Mr. Timone Hare, Secretary of the Charity Comiiession. In all the deparments papers will be read of great interest, some of whale are expected so lead to important dieoussions. In the Department of Trade and International low, subject, of great national importance at the present time will be discussed. The piled= of Is ternationel Law as to blockade will be under seesidees- tion in that department, and it is anticipated that some interesting information will be given ea to the number i of ship which have run the blockade le Amelia. Mr. Waitaki, the Foreign Secretary of the Amputation, whom opiaioa on the law of blockade is entitled to great will in all pro/ability lay • reeolution at the eubiect in at the Department of Trade andblatiesational Law. It is sae expected that a resolution will be pomed on the question of allowing neutral powers to build ships for or sell them to • beilligereat. Mr. William Forsyth, Q. 0., wilt be added to the lid of vieepresidesta in the Department of Trade and International Law • and on account of the pram= of =einem to cane bean the de; palm then will be • =bntam appoisted, at the we quest of s* • number of shipowne a rs in Liverpool sod other I towns, to consider the question of the beet mode of veinal; ship--a subject of imperesocie to all taped is the 'hippies =de, ae it "peon that at preps= there is great diilty be pain shape poperly valued. Os There. the ile0&,1 - cm lid= the departmesissoset, =idl tiortedingitadelserwillaramillener—The Jedepredesse Departnieut will= y =cu with =Pen sad dims. =es on 'The Detects or the Pr pid esent System et Statu tory Legiradees," lied " The Law of Rodeo= is Cieti sad Criminal Caltees." In the Education Department (which meet* in the Asiembly-hall), the papers on Usiversity Educates will dra be taken up, in which the propriety of monde( sad waning Games at the minimalism will be din cured. Worldft Men'. Collage* will also sedge the attention of the deper=ent. In the Third Department. Criminal eldidice and Oradea! Legislates will lasso the trlthe Imo* pips= la the Fourth Demartneent, of or Christieen well read a paper ea the Changes that' Imat «carved is the Type of Damao in Bdieburgh luring the ad lay yam, and - papas will also be read es Damn in Cattle, The Fifth Dewar= will be occupied all day wits papers cm Emipation. The Path Department =tile Giddy oisnipied =II pad= is Direct aselledirem Tassel= arl sios FlidaL i th c : .... boiesse a lbs as follow Proosdun L: —Is theJur Seotaad sti Meekreptoy Law of Soda= will form the subjects Y ilibeteedem 1. the Edineetioe Depertames the slabs tab lia ltdes' in deed be papers sad diseerdene on Malawi end the Asiembly Ball will so doubt be well Mee whole day. Also= the papers rod n ibs rig :—Profeenor Milligan oaf the Parish et Bootie= ; Rev. Dr. Bell, M.D., on the Revised Ode ; by the /tom A. Framer, _" Os the Prevost Beate of Eleweedoeytelsestiee is ficatlead, with auggeetass sa to • Otametedos ed Inquiry." The Third Departaiest will he ocended Mday with the Modred subjeett d Ragged %bode and Retorenateria, sad aciseg the papas will he .o. by Dr. Bram= es the Advertises of Bend Schools, sad mother by the Rev. Dr. Robert I.e on the Advantages of ltakeneatories. Is the Fourth Department ea rend , Need lesitery War= from Kim Nightie be sod Prevost Lledesy will reed • Para on Leprovemesidet of Sealed, The oubjeets of .0o Andes. of time sod salmality homes will also be nadir eadeleraties. la the Fifth Depostmeet ) seedy all the papers . will refer to charity, ' et the poor. eso of thene being as the lenorehire District, by Mr. Ildniusel Potter, M.P. In the Department there will Ls red perms on the Patent co a Calor= System of Weigh= Measures, and end ea Daiwa Medd= , pillabild , Wj. 01.4whIProdatee Degattateet will consider m as the Torn= System of Ocoveyaeoa&•_a= on the paten.. of the Leaded Retakes Mart to .and. Is the Sewed Deputise= Indestrial Mama= will maw the entire day, them being few papers on that sable= In the Third Department two Jodie will be read on the Convict Spite= am by the Right Her. 0. Acideeley, M.P., on the " Reports co Penal illerriende and Prison Diadem," aid andlear by Mr. Jobe Rill Burton, on the Redeem at k 'ez= Pend Burrito& Act Commission, not printed with the Da the Feerib Department than will be ' two on Coloolsi Schools and Hospitele 4%1 la the Fifth Department thee. wdl be See on Co-opaseies, two se Appresassehipe, mid sae es Itieded Soneetiem The dash Dopeetmait will he essupted ail day with ppm ort, Sea= Tad.. • OS Bkoday the Zitiegreidsisee Departamiet will bear toTamen7 the Baskin and Oaten= laws of the limited and on • deposed public Register of Railway Debesterem There ail de be diesneetoes co the se ... at Wash of contrast by wakes= facilities for the came awaking home prepay in large towns, a nd debt seek= by retailers against conetusere for the prim of ahememelee. Os the led-seened =Wed Sheriff Balled, if Shed nigh, will reed a paper. The Idotatios Deportment; rite. c occuPied Wit m er en the two =porta= tapas et Ism Rd and the Stage of Forage Ildecelion. The Department will again dr veto the whtle day to papers on the One' vice System. The Fourth DepDepartment will take radio( to mitersansagemonts in Edinburgh, Sr= Newham' The Fifth Deportees= will take up the day with =pas sod discassiose on important =b. jima relating to the eaditioo of the working-clue= stab as the dwelling* of the warbles-classes in large towns, Mali Houma, Scottish Agricultural Labours,.' Rival Oa- IV" Post•ogice &Map Beaks, Yearly Ponoieties, aid the Dirty Closing Movement, Dr. Boa ham' • paper to read pi the lot-named subject. The Sixth Department will boa three papas on International law, the discussions as whale will mew the estate day. Among the papas will iur see lry Dr. X. Chalon= "On the Capture dame Wer of Private Property at Sem" . On Tuesday the Juris prudence Department will take up pipers on the Marriage Laws, and the Lunacy Laws is adectiog the medical protean= The Education Depart. meat will be occupied with =arise • variety of missile. Imes& papers, iocladiag pa = Sabbath Seam= Mode labosie, do. The Third t will take u papers to the camas and prevention of crime. the *ldea in Scotland, and the traffic in strong drhek beim amen the =bier= of the papers. Peon= Lathier will and a= paper ca "Tim Granting of Osailades air Lames to Fulda-hoes* is Scotland." The Fourth Degertnient will be taken up with the read a( et • number of papers on miscellaneous subjects, in. eledin4; Oa the Wises= of Smoking on the being of I Mr. Thomas Reynolds. The Fifth Deputised 1111 s tee oceadei all day with papers us the employment of ironer. I. the Sixth Department paper will be mad as the British fisheries, the Trish salmon fisheries, and the preedioal finance of life emerance. The ansgsmeob for Wednesday, the last day of the mailing, wW depend, to • large extent, upon the amass, in shish the Maness in the various departments is overtaken on the previous days. From the above brief summary of the more important features of the !minim on each day of the congress it may oneedsstly be anticipated that, so far as the interest of the procoediop at the martage is camerned, the Mahwah meeting of the mareiation. will be a decided swam UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE. Ocr. 5. ESGLISR Letou Aos, LITELA - iY. —The English lecturer at Corpses Christi College (Mr. D'Otesy) will give the following courses of iestructios, open (by peessisioe of the vice-chancellor) to all members of the eniversity, :—Beglisit philology, English literatere, English ooespositese, Emilia history, public reading, public speak ing. Special cleasea will be formed for law student., candi dates for the civil service, sod others. Hours, 9to 2, and &30 to 8.30 pos. Days, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, lied Friday. Gentlemen desirous of attending are requested Ito leave their usmee at the English leeture-room ow Friday, October 30, between 10 and 2 [TWOPENCE MANCHESTER CHURCH CONCHES& --- The programme of the church con green which is to take pace in Manchester on Tuesday, Widow& li and Thursday of next week, his been nearly completed, sad ar rangements of • very mtistactory character have bees made for the fall attendance of visitors which is expected. The last mattress, it will be remembered, was held at Oxford, and at Re close a resolution wu passed to hold the next gathering in Manchester, and • committee, with the Bishop of Manchester as president, 37 vice-presidents, and other officials, were appointed. The object of the 00141111111 ill to discuss the best means of " promoting the practical efficiency of the United Church of Begird sod Ire land." and churchmen of every shade of opinion are invited to cein tar ri r in the proosedingn The plans adopboth at and Oxford will be the groundwork at thaws acted aims in Nsediester, but experience has suggested • few alteratioes of a merely minor character. Free diem sir, no voting. sad no records of formal decisions are to be the orders of the day. Arrangements have been made with the railway companies to facilitate the arrivals of district visitors. Tbe megrims will be opened on Tuesday morning, by a sermon at the cathedral by Dr. Hook, 'der of Chichester; and after the couclusion of the series the real business will oommeoos. The Free-trade Hall has been engaged for the disetusions, and different rooms will be need for differs% meetings. The inaugural address will be delivered at 2 o'clock on Toseday afternoon, by the Bishop of Manchester. Papers on " Church extension " will then be read by Mr. Hugh Birley, the Rev. O. Venable,. of Friszland, and Br. J. Murray Dale; and estmaget th ose who will probably take part fa the Xs. onnien are Arehdrer Bickersteth, Mr. W. Cotten Ma extensive church builder, and a warm advocate of the sa g s: *oyster), Arehdeacou Ifteseer. and Mr. J. IL • In parrease of a desks to sake the evening on each day more gerierally attractive than the otkete, ea Tuesday evening, Mr. A. J. B. Beresford Hope will deliver an address la the large hall ea "Church stag. teeters." Mr. B. B. DOLING, Q.C., and Mr. O. Z. Street, the architect, will take part is the subesquest proosedmp. Os Wednesday . morning the Rev. Clll6Oll Stowell sad tbe Bev. T. E. Eagan will mad papers on the " Simply and Milian of Ministers," end the speakers on the same topic will include the Bishop of Melbourne the Rem. A. 0. D'Orry, W. Pollock, and H. P. Siddue. On the same morass the subject of n Lay 00-operatioe " will he brought under consideration, and noon it papers will be read by Mr. E. Akroyd, of Beata: (builder of the megnillosat All Soul's Muth, whisk the 'Prime of Wake meredhltd the Rev. T. J. RowaslL Lana A. J. B. Berimfard F. 8. Powell, XP., H. Hoare, and R. A. Cram arii= expreed to speth oe the subject. In the share% "TM Chunk ie Ire" will be the topic of debate ; the mem of the ppaa bele g the Rm. W. C. Plunkett, and some of the the Bight His. J. Napier, Orr WNeile, D.D., sad Mr. H. Howe. Meanwhile, . tree sartimal ressinen will be bold to dram the Wirer ci " Free sod = by spa ail "The offertory,* sad " piper es the former sailer will be read Bee. W. B. Wsesh, of Be. nap's, Clerkenwell, who hes frown =own chetah ma the free system. In theme sectional Orr Arlie, Dr. Molesworth (of Reatedelle), Chace Aar, Rev. W. J. Beatimant, Mr. A. F. Baylor. D.C.L., will take part. At the evening meeting the Rev. Sir F. A. Goes Ouriley, Bart. and doctor of music, is to reed a paper on " Church mire." Oa Thursday morning : the Rev. W. Cadmus, of Lours, ill to reed a paper ea The t *fa Large Parish," and the Dean of Chichester, t..2 "a tile;w a orth. eat the Bev. J. Bardsley are ensconced to speak. Viss-Chaasalker Bit W. Page Wood will also read • =or"Parochial Moir Worm" but the subject is from that of " Sisterhoods," discussed at the last =1:71e" The Growth et the Church is Literal& will be . rith by the Bev. Jame Braley, of Si. ADU'll Monk . Masehenter, and De. Huns end Canoe Durnfonl will assist in the disenairm Is the afternoon pape rs will be read oe "The Law of the Colonial March" and 'Map* of Notre Ministers," sad unapt the speakers the Bishop of Sydow Is expected. Two sectional meetings will also be heM, au " Modes of Angmeetiag Small Livings and Tithe Ithlireur Zjimni " The Oosietitutio• el Bun Mimosa Meaklai. Synods, and Cremation." Dry and Sun= 116110011, will be the subjects at the mooing meeting, arm* the gentlemen who will take a leading pert to the ' will be Can Miller, D.D., of • tras id. se l Cana i l ilag meetings, except ae Tuesday, wh ßl eVir ‘ ser • VillielliMnega at 10.30, will begin at ten and emierdeit re &atoll t the afternoon meetings will lad Erma tenet 3 ra l at ioday bit evening meetings from eight to tee. On Wed , lad Friday there is to be early worming serene at lie satterrth esemmeeciog at 8.30. The time to . be erupted by the reedieg of each ppaappearr at the emigres is twenty minutes, and each spe kerfollowing will be reward to tea misers& la addllise to the mars early glee. the Briar et Oaleri, Itsegor, and Deny are expired to take part la the beinses el the regress. TIM Air IL WARD RESOHIR IN GLASGOW. This rev. gentleman, whose name is so widely faadlier as that of an Amebae politician and pulpit orator, =, 48 &odor Mandai to Rigin , - , idecis Ohnrch—Mr. s. Though the mime given his intention was very brisf, time spacious edifice was densely crowded. He west through the preliminary service in a very devout sad improusive maw. his MAW, being particularly distin guished bye clear enunciation and just emphasis that mo deled the sound*. effective aid to the compreheneloo of the mom. He °hoes as the subject of his sermon the nemeity for cherishing • spirit of eslfeacrifice ran esseatiel part of a gesuine Christianity—fonodim upon the a pos tolic exhortation to cultivate "the mind that was is Christ." As might have been expected, his prelection was samewhat startling and peculiar. It certainly was not the of • cmansonplami mind, sot the effmion of an resmeigisds claimer. Oa the crueresZ e it foil of thought • now presentim in bold • same striking idea, sow Meta. . hag several in sucemsioe with great diatiaetasse • 'at one • monad mining forth to a format of pesenmeie and lea toeerre yards, at await, rinsing into pumps ef mad saty and moving eloimenee, which were sam altareated with bombes of 100111111i01111 vigour and Amp, homely, practical remarks, se exammeed somsdates that is is. voluntary smile hemmed the faces of the anditery. Confining himself purely to the subject-matter of his discourse, be mode, cookery peel* to what sensed the 'Mimeos expected, mailmen to the emancipation wienggle in America. Ha teat was Philippians it. 5, "Let this mud be is you, which was also in Christ." Incidentally touch ing, to the course el Ids remarks, on the subject el slavery, be said that there wen men calling themselves Christie., who signed that skvery was right. He hoped that Nome et thole who had held slaves had bees blind and miffed, sad that death, with all its revelatioas, would bring them oat of its &whams into the eel' km light of truth. la the goodnees of the Ood of Heaven it was mot pos sible that mum should bold mss se slaves, sad yet, to the light of Christian. love and freedom, be looked spot as having in them "that mind which was also is Christ Jams." It was not that the slave was worse or better clad, or bow be was fed, or that he was obliged to wort—the grand element, the distinguishing principle in slavery was shat the slave was denuded of his attributes of n.anbood, degraded by the law frees • man into a eliatteL Aad justified this by Christimity, by the teachiegs of that Christ who had come to earth to give spiritual freedom to all, to raise the poorest and the meanest; and, in so doles, bowman himself the servant sad compete° of the poor and the despised. Hut the first step of the slave-master was to strip his fellow-man of his noblest attributes of nation)--clum hint as • chat tel. Christ pvc all fur men to raise and ennoble them. The slaveinaster who professes to hold Christ r leis example takes all from men, debasieg sod de ending them. He heady adverted, is coacludiug his remark,' on this subject, to slavery as exisiting, in a him dreadful form, in the factory, in the family, or wherever, indeed, aim tramples on his weaker fellow, to gratify his passim for pismire or power. Throughout the services the only allusion to American affairs occurred in the course of a truly fervent and earnest prayer, is which be prayed that Coil " would remember that laud so dear to its, in its mortal trials sod struggles ; so that. girded with the support of God, Use love of justice sod liberty. its people may go forward ad continue until the eel—until over ell the lased the sea should shine to tied Were only who are free ; whim pesos shall imp o'er peace founded on justice, on reaped of human rights, on all those immutable foinolations os which alone truth sod freedom shell fur ever steed." The rev. gentleman will, we uudorstand, be eutertitieed at breakfast ibis morning (Moodey) in the cold•n Hotel, and, after • brief stay is the city, proceed us • tour le the High. lands. —Nora BUM& Aral. RiPSITAENTATION OF RICHMOND. —The now At fossil-General (Sir Romatell Palmer) has issued his address to the *lectors of Richmond, Yorkshire. The learned gestlernao, in t h e course of his address. say. :—" I have WOO called by her Majesty's favour to till tie office of Attorney•Gmieral, upon the resignation, in oonsequence of impaired health, of Sir William Atherton ; and 1 mused make this annouommeat without expressing my deep mi. drat for the cause which boa deprived me of AU esteemed coed most worthy colleague in the public servioo. By tbe accoptaasco of r.l canon way mat in parliament ma mu .1 your rapresoutativas boa bosoms vacant, and it will be Um duty of the Speaker soon to direct the issue of a writ for a now eleetioo, as which I propose to offer myself as a can didate for. the resewalot the toast which you have been so good as torepoos in me daring the last two years. &me my election in 1881, 1 have codeavoured to serve you, by saving her Majesty and the country to the heat of my ability ; and it you should again send ono to parliament, I shall cooties*, by God's help. tLe none endeavour 111 the more important ease to which lam DOW called." There will pro bably be so apposition to the return of the boa. nod learned gentlemen se there has not hove a contest in the borough foe seamy twisty years. Cantos Paktos. Oxs Bnnxixo MOLD T 1 OCT. s.—AdAtieleme oo payment, 3049 ; ditto by seem dada, t 80; at.l, 3,72%