The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-25 00:00:00

F N s, 7, - • N. 7: v ^, ivEL)IB OE $ r pO. r MIA . - 4 t ... - •!- _ . I 1 I'VIIT 1•• . 4 " .it()Olt1.78 AURCILI.LIAN •LINE 77 /.•i 11•'..1.1 Salt' -Put SY LIMEY (Jinni to b. .s. At ,L 4 ~A t.• .y 1. V, by% Nov..enter. iiiat oli pillar, 4.13 33kroni " • It. . 01 ' :.'" Ili ha clatrat ditllti Y. tit'Oitij • kat. At 1 ir • . r.-• r ~ . r :4 . 4-.... R. is WAWN, tarnut art 1: , Old ." ':* i . •.1 - .4'M I , OM, Aka huth.e1.....1 et ppur. built an GPM say is .. • ...•. I ,M 7 .. )IR iiiia•et far toe t..4.4.ihnit 4 taiiCia. flu ~.., e.. ni ......aall.odation tot chat ...bin pnaantora,. and wit ,• ......'... ill ..matt for i1p..1 a+4l myna" g toda-Oar tens. al • . ... ; ~. r ~ ::: e .IM ) ff. 11111. g."... 3 I.A er, dal., Mt I C. t : .... 0.. t : ..i. to tIEVITT and ILO' 1111. K. A Huh it 4 , ...er00t. I 1•:V IfT tuttl Mt 11011.014 AIIBCRALI4N .LINE . I .fl' %4 k tql II . - }or til UN ET da... 4 tat doer. tt ' ll • I .. I. : h Pi , . ititn r. ...it shipping .W y did Domini *LA at nA .. .. kt... 4...” • 1.1.1. , itHAA.:./.6.A 113 yea' rts.attnetiti tam*. ; .t fC , t 41%;t:N.., MI Magi: iyI.IX in Oa boat In at plata. ... . • 4 . t.i.e..1 Ann. c beat under venal Atir. - et by Mew.. A I',P , )••• . : .M. , ..M ) (11, If nifYiPi for Ter ta.t atildaualit et t. . . .. ' '' ll' , Lt* e........d ln.. iatica for e 1 oali.n and .• alai.. 1 ,.. ..... r, and .4 a ',hirable opturtansry tar tins i....ass ~..... .'. tt.-6.. of i eii,at or pains., apply W DEVILIT mod I i. , .1i.r. 5.11111'...r..trert. Blatkr3 ELEdrION:-I_ TT-Vt3TERS 44,4- oic to support JOHN W a ALTINI. Nog. and Nos. AtTBENON HEt'll`, to OVUM Wilk the se. Eh.tr.s. trio ut.triit informativa . nett. the u The POLLINti ',AQUA. parrs ROStl o. Tl'llii Of Sek fIiuMAS NICOLLS B=H , TB, ihdrurn. Litowal Beglida r OU ittufsal. Q1 1 " 0 1WROOM4 ' • • E ... E R • AtiT CUIIBLAND k:LI4CI' I 0 N . : _ OM VoTEtlll 4c.iriocto support the t1..0.C. W. G. 11 VeIAILD sad W. 111140.11 ALL. Ern.. la oottnttilon irlr.A the Elerthot era bare Inv rrilvnq pram So raid trues ph. OM soW% h.g to Ihr node. soinNi wh.. itifLINIINI trim Ware TtsItARROW (Thu vI, g‘ towilZh, TNONAS NICOLLS ROBERTS. . progistnttari Amortation,l, Nuronoquoro, Westaniooder, 11. N . EA" ESSEX ELE(' --OU `TION.r-VOTERI3 dadrhig to support Sir THOMAS BURCH TERN Dot, and ra THOMAS NEVILLB &MT. Bart. to porn with tits approu4rig Llecticoo.llu4 obtain tuturamition f apply. is to the un4rnognr4. Ilut 101. LINO will irks plass TO.NORRAW ithorallar. wrobrr . TBOSIgh NICOLLS ROBS:KIS, =offal tion AO•Owl•ta.111, S. c)lk‘11-0.11111111, ° T ills " No. ' lir.i. i., . a W. • 11EVIT1 anti MOORES AUSTRALIAN LINE of I At w:.r SHIP. —lke Ai lELAII I E 41reet Ito 66:1 v. the :llth It ocutilatr, i. ot Atpiting *igh Noviatbar, tho• tar tilt par . Amp littoTTON. A l II FAA. rillimer • ton ti. PAILI V. Command. r. t irlow in the Lind A ltodut 1116 ream V. wit. 1 iti:t in Ite3o. under tiweial nimetor.lit • groa faA ▪ and Arra a nitet depantble .irivrtud.ty to ahf Jp. d tine Lid fi Aron F Ol. Wl , hoe aim 2ojot:o.. +rmmn.ttiwryfx Am alie* 11~1 ger* For Imor of freialit or patAfat to imam sad Mt:ORE. S. Otilfhir•itiv."‘ DEVITT and MOOREB AUSTRALIAIf LINE of EWE= MOO—roe HOBART TOWN tient rto fiakferthe ► b onvoorti. rnth quiet deopa inn'. the fee t.hoitt onaIALNA(4IIIII4. A I 13 yi sr% tab sons rottener. N. tIANN L ✓ Oonunsuader, bow tn the London Dock.. This hab-olemod u tel a foot wile:. and &way.. &hien. her canoe* in elndlent wart —Fee term of frnicht or passage ariply to DIVITT and 'WORE, t. DinitelierTret. EC. 11EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTBALIAINT,LINE J 9 -7 of P.ACKET LAUtiCESTON areal ltofoLlow tt e quiet drepolob', tke basitiful tar I Y NTIUOI.. AB I. regime Sli tom WILLIAM BAH,- la I,l'. tot. wand. r; tat w London Dicks Ttua 1 , 11114 . % Vell• 1. 1..; m t lot t.tir mere nodal inrrey, la • fnat taller. and de twin. L• . canoe, t• eseellent ardee—For Wens st Might ar Id P&L( of 111 to DEVITT sad MOORT4 9, Bfllkter•oksok, Sa TIEVITT and MOOR 'S AUSTRALIAN u rriI of PACKET SIILF —For BRISBANE WEL elimot h bre quiet drersteh% th e tile clipper ship ROM A. Al. •ows r. rioter. B. LIFIN OHNE. Comaiaador Wog irs Etc East tray. invo kr, Thi. re.el. well muted for the Qualuganad UM 1... Ina Iwo. with .00d accommodation for chief main prasumers, rry • few iatormediatat—For tonna of might .10 pos. • oto DECITT and SlOokir, Billitrr-stmet. A DELAIDE, Putt Phillip klilelbourne), itt q, • V.r. our. Yr 1.1441.1, Pao .iu'°. W.'S I AN f 714014,4 , N. and Ca will ildepatch the oaring kr,t4L Lae. ehpr•r SUM. Tort. Shirt ' Captaiaa Boehm. NO. dr .i•I Oi . . * my.. .. J. (In,k LD. De.. 14 Ado-161.1.. 1 ort It'll I W.tomers .....7. K (.00pet I.D. I/oe. 10. 11)411.y . ..... t%vy D. '.llO II) dr. • . . 110.11.t.o.lhourt• 00114, L ' D.fornw. 16n liar 0 t.11..rp01.00 , 0r . 11. W. DO., , 174‘ Vsmr: too -I- :r. T Lit WI , I nr In Ist t ; app ly w ALNDEICSON, 11104. N. sud R. NO. I. .*. 44'11:AM tel 311.1.1301(tiN6.—Aft-..4.r5. MONEY 1C.% NI 1.1 111... imalhyard. 1...0.10tr LINE .4 4 , 174 II r‘..• crirf I.11:1/. t.. A...tratia. T.. :rte.. W.. E b.t ...ro loe -. 1,1 ' , IST. the '(1. Nor.onglor,es'itogot Ply.' .ro • I .1 a.: en per• • .14.sueolue 5t.011.3E/E1 ltd.; ae 1 , 1 r• nrmimr., 1.1.0 irolrartml, you It. 1 ars In.:, Po. Iro : J. 8..1t r14.1/4 rW Commanier. los • .! .1 1,1, n lola 4y her oonurs. Mearre. Hooey • r. u: a' , l 1....ti.r...04y for the Auatrthan powwow" tnolo. . )4•01 • noel the mo-aye trom Plymouth to MElrourno .• 1.. r 11211:11..Istiona for lumen:rem ate 1121.01 . P.V.4141, - 1.4 rn:rr exyerlen.-.41 trnreerm.—For freighter Tot •.-tae . • c 4. ALI lo ler on 4 Mt lAN. with Woos. YJNEE . .r..VALIcaI ruN, 7, le lenhollotmot. Loudon. fREDIEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns wick, an.: Central ileruanz,—Tt i o North Osman Lloyd . " fins list, mee Perim steamier MON E. Captain HEITMAN. dereitehed or. THU/04)AT. Nov. M. aiding at leleakmall ioeatr.•r yermitiO, at 12 moaa.—Pas to bream. t: sat it •iekete, if sad SI 101.—Apaly a_t_OLIA.PLL2rB Universal On ie. kess-Lt.eirroa IV. • or to PHD.I.U'Pa. oaAvEs, PHIL sod Co.. 82 Manton's-omm Oronn4nne. erest Taws , au. LC. 'JAI DIAN FIRE und LIFE OFFICE. kkt . 1 !: , '• 1!"9,1.^1-0.fetItienfl'ut E .C. N r . . . I. to Maw tt e t ext. eae.c, a of pronto, tune: be eibmtad Bk:YURE 4.:1:11 b . . ; yr. q .4 form , and information to the Coronany'§ 1 tea. , 1 T ' e• trta• y. 11. FIRL-OFFICE, Lombard-stroet and Charinperorl. r.lablisheq 1702. " V ...calms% la _p.m. of e 3' t Arl.l lan nil Settl.ll.llol. OL3). W. WELL Sersetary. 1 AIV LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. 11,104c1t,•41 , -'l, . . . A. , to- Vps Vs% Aud • Quart,. z I .'a.— I a 101 - 11 174 t. Zio • 1,• I. I lit -to o4ot;•41 W Ito, .itsatc.lgningewinecially. -•-• a0.t1.4 Po.te:. 4—Up...do .4 1.1..ur . tc, rat, tyLico.to of tco.••unts, se., apply to t i c . r (.1:11.. 11. Lon..-n. '''' I INva - NES. Aft 'err. 1%.11. I'NION FIRE and LIFE _ _rollty2l.lFY. • • - • - • - - • ryo:a • A by Loyal e - aarar. is • 7.2u7b7rtb sa4 Dat • V. CZ, nail. - - ME.I)I ( AL and fiENERAL LIPS , • A • - , , - !ATI , 2N Chi.f (Mice, eti. ihneraL Ulf:1 , 111. I - London. • . f.ro.gr,, end le inafrbtat• by ra,130 ••• z• - nf.t. no'ic'e. of the Ahlorlatfon become payable • . .:• y barb nit y • • t b:iun of Paiiettvr , , banke'. attl other. h . I. .r..logrut a*. yaw.% World tbnrit h/ t u• / • • • • ..t rr-b-a, bud ceczy aniormate:„ ma/ 62 hal •• •• • :t N V. F.I 1- A.tobry ao. L fj u)N anci SUBURBAN LAND and CLUING , (X)II.YANY t Ct •-• N.. F. Lorelottr.ra. r• - •rr-r• • • •••,. !•V.:'6Bll' at YOUR PER . .121117:1111,P. ft.: , • i •,. !f: , ' ' al some of ZOO sad up de V dei•••d-e for t.9t tt..e est. per eertafh. XONATHAZIP TAYLOR. lbeceetary. BANKING COM -1,.1N ,Lonnted ••• • .„ GEVERAL SIRE itsa , • . • •,.t • .r:.,na-tr.••••: Stuuu.. !cowl, J.A.01.100. 011 I i: 1 .1. • . mlor, .1 Is X. in tam Cllfik. •• • t-- , • . La. DutltAr Cot/L..1144 the weehtz and • I•• ' • • tit. I rem, 4.1..0rt obi it • •I . •~Lirr r. ho. - s beFITI el-U.21211004 by t!tb I " 1 * • ' • • /MI rood. end tho Chairmen harm" • • 'L. , • • .• jut to tab followmg umoiJeiune 1 • •• • 1:O. weanded Mr. Elf tre..igiot: I.r to.. 4,14 Ur: balance...dwelt snow ";.n by Mr. R. E. 31F7Ilidra; and regoiv..4: 14A .. 1 •.! CI 1 , pot. oilaant, Sr.. ihreparitts, be •-• • • • , ;• .! ••i th• ;t h molt- zwilking, with tie, thhatia divi i• t t... 1 Toth in May hot, trir Phar• , !, equal So I t. t•is Ur. pi...trailing Mot Anjuat. VOA 'Y , o ....e. ..tachlodo4 w 141% ft , rotm of thanka sbe Otairnrisk •• • , DEVAUX, fluionsow. • • r t , ••• remot... 0. YOA. I) , ,wiitto. I Ulth PIK V. . . 1..... CITY BANK, Landon. Irse,rporated by Nora] CLarter, A.6.,167& • lorts•larto. Throada....llo4troot. 1. (Amos—Nu :4. Old Broubrareet ; No. SU and NooTotble. (.4.4.4 ; NO. 25, Ludli.fr.l.M. , onson.—ltstsatat so allowed ...a the ndisbrann crodLt •• .• , • n..t drawn under Cis% ' • b. onf.t.n. Os* ronstal public., and Interest ••• sa. thn• on at In« outran% rate .4 It., day. t. sr of . 'whs. awl 4 :uvular Note. an• mound, payable abroad. t.s. toes of Canstry and Yunnan /Lusk. aadonakor s .1 W. oUNCAN a A. 44 , KENNE4.44t. Xig"‘""" xf ONEY.--L2O to XBOO ADVANCIED dist. ly au not.r.arr. *Want readval, üblicity. or law OW.. May be r-pild butalscauta No tharge at all if tik. 4 . 1 . 1 7 MM tee Bert. far SR* and min4—Apply .J "a.* ..y at (.1 OFFICW, Bouthireelosamnst. t•-. •e. W.C. A vime. on les.o, lira pollard. dm 44U1:LEY. TO LET, one of the beirt, HOUSES I. rs ti Vat tfe• roma]. Opos situation; One VI uno; It • ...• and oftiou—orst rate order. Bout, /A _rinalls •. 1,!1 o• at r. 1.1:11;k or, for larennacs,Tbe A.resies, t • • Sir 4. Quccnntrct-Ptacc. 41, 1 .) f.ANI) (11.4 Building Or Rind). • A\ — 4.lr to Pti AST., from PAI Op 68 acres, t • pay 31 • atinlon 1,44 ;err .4L—Aoldna tut" 4.• • ..0.1 At knot% to Y. Z.. 114, Fort•rosrl, II ff.a•nrd,.l7, NI: 'S COCCI! LOZENGES Mieve.i I dlthcallty M benaLinnX in AwruM . . . . _ I OS COUGH LOZENGEI4. :, . ne , l) in cm,ul INCIPILNS GJNSIDIT- 21 . I\ f • • t Pau C l'm hurchyard. • • . !emu;. • v v..kt ..4,0 by pll Drromr:mta. ens • ut.N ..1 - AIPTIVEI4.—A grateful tether is . .„":.. by fail. free of aharga to idl trho glob It, • ;• • .7 ' •da by width ass daughter yea tratore4 to • .t . nasedoorwurnptaon. atter having beraldnia '•• •• • .I.ki damaged of by her father, a gothlutora .1•• '••"- * -•• • datooatioue4 praotina Head to say ter* ut 4 1.,••••••• •A • • 1. Add's** Ca W. BAUM*. " Twimaitirt .". dea. Loudoo. est, .I °ZI.-1, y CopARDIE—Ie chrouic or recent -.• • • ••••• efFiretut an retests er de &PI !I: " " • ° • ..n. ki•rn•iame Aealleier --8 • 14 ' •"'.. 1. 41. to Perla, at • "Da s ...• aut. la Leedom. ell •. • ..ee kerne,. ket.. 1 )YSI')II4IA, C()NfiTIPATION.—Rapid cure flit lir , Y. 11.. in the thitie ot Wieder' et' • *"...• II JeNly eele..e.i by the Aradrtny ”dit hart et PLrhi. I' er gd spat, Mi. ki..lo4kiht7. ibl‘..ltrlt.l,infion. NLlfiEsTiiiN. N../t110(11 CAMOMILM P17.7.R. A I Aperionst and • Younifiat To; 10. • • 1,1 %p. a ., I L Luttila. Lt 4 WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE zric rom 01;140111011 ashlar Is =LIM* KIN and ILNUEL it MAULING is WIIIIMILieII With Me ss Memos, may &Asia St 111,010 le fb• Me l'O 0 vtU faint tales TOMORROW (Tts)i . .4r.. wale, ail. , T/1011•01111100Lla ALOBERTS. Libmal nestiVeves AWWW.WWIL St 4 4. 1 ‘...Wer Weasioelet, &W. SOUTH DEVON ELECTION. OUT-VOMES daubing Lord 4111111111.81 , in son nexion v i ttts t tb u r= inas bbtrift intonaanou by SP 'it POLING will talo place re PRIMLY. W ben. ItiObtAn NICOLLS ROBlert7 iforrotary. Liberal Registration Areoessalm. ii,Qaesoragaare. Westepiaster, &W. SOUTH-EAST LANCASHIRE ELERMION. OUT-TOTERS &etrtew to sopped H. YATHS THOMSON, Ham., sad the SHIA Hon. MLIMALISIC PIML, in oraineden with t th• he election, may obtain Ma by applyias M The PO *0 wm tab__ plaoe TO.MOSMOW (Thursday), No verober t t. THOMAS NWOLLS BANISHTS, Seerotesw. Mena Haltietter asseastisoh_li, idastaagsona eetallaster. IL w. . .- _ ____. . EMEIT SU F FOLK ELECIION.-OUT-VOTERS ilsetrhor to moped Colonel ADAM mai T. fr io = WillTllliN t Eeq. to oenanzion with lbo =gti , many ottani infornietica „ b•iter to the Ilio VOLLLNO will take on MOAT, Noweastrer Nth. TH NlOOl. ROMMATit„ Ileeretory. Menai Rowiettatien .64 '''' 4 " . . uars • Weetwerarber. K.., NORTH . NORFOLK ELKCTION.-OIIT VCYTERS+.sizoos of sumo Eng E. WODSHOUSE. awl R. Otitittp., 4mi, may.. bows roof, Infrocitioti== cation to J. O. TAIL ift Solicitor. Nonni* or to tbio t Tbr toile plat. iI}MOWIOW: Timm 1,7 No r THOK/of NICOELS }mourn+. s..artary. lAI end Itigirtratinu Aso.. iation, b. Quernoisionr, Wisitirriabc. S.W. 11 4 44,kiAA'S .LL W 1S:IC Y. DUBLIN SSIIIIIITIOIi, IS 1I la eelebated ski MISR WIILSYX gained the DUBLIN PRIZE MEDAL —lt to pure. mellow, dehotona, sari very wlclrsome. bottns, se. ad. coat. at the retail houses n Loudon •, by the awaits h the prim. ipal towns In Indbutd; sr wl.oltralv, at I. Oust Windelitterreet. London. W.—Ontrarve the red seat. pink label. and won nrandatt .11inalsers's LL Wlsisky.. THREE PitILL PAlil{ !~lt1llLTIOR, In;7. U ItE PICKLES, Sane**, Janie, and T.W. Debabel" Of Ina highest nualar, nuandsetared by and LILA CIEWELL. Put eyors to the Nunes. Preptietors a 1 (ntdatut Whae's Oriental Piot* °any Pasts, and other Orstdisnents. Are raid Mail In all part* of the worth aotl wholioalo at tbs 11 Manufactory, 800414.11.7 ADA LONDON. J0132/1 HOWELL and Co.'s CHEERY TOO T H Pas= Is irssOr e r ... passer to oath Tooth Powder, Om the eth • prorldthe old the sunset troth death, sad thaparts a ple•Mag treithunre =rata. Prior Is. JOHN GOSNELL and Co.'s PATENT TR& ClithithßOS. or newlydnrente4 thAlßthltUlin,the pre olthr reethaukal conga :action of which ateumplishes the two oporntions of cleansing and relishing stosultaneothlT. •13. Clipper themes. street. late of 12. Three Kinemordt, Leronsarlotreet. Load m. DANGEI:74 OF THE COMING SEASON. The eipt.teiwt of prof ...amid anticipations with noted to the evil effects upon the general both t: that would ants:all resift S., In any soderu .Lear to cold woo this' ought to fliadli every isdlthisual avidness run:sae. ay neon has bad to contend left h n mourner of anproonlerited }moth and of thin me brat—tropic al etwathirrithe• which hare t ilst.l the :leap attention n: all tu. n. To to theyead whom the err rrity of atiworpherie carom* renders et :n prru main neeenthr and hot to watt toll th , math- Tatum I. . P. the ohs.* of the Vr,ll, Lenin% In the on l 7 who: , mme , be , phllasoplior touch. as lhocrostinsitaoo ton tal.f of Uwe ; and all rig.osets wilt ioltnit that ;IN s.rurtii..itein m the that fd lowlth also, under redoes riretumouveni none of which are so d. au neut.. than the tat faith to order • art, sat:thing brim r the truster Aninell. =.ogising In' the aid A:ride trutlitnl obserratlows. tba Is naparttally ittv.t.:d to nab the wareboare o f Xteir.• 11A311" EL BUM lf EltS. Molvtinnt Sc. LI 'l3. ;ATE. uu. ILUTIIII%O FUlt ALL SEAbONS. To meet tin demands of an income• imam etion, odisble fed*. are ordered in trot variety of an early date to ensure a perfect outlit of tie meweet Wale* roe (mob wommos. &Of.. .1%. to Mork for immediate tole. or mode to aseasere.-4A.111710. Ilkollitab, 50. Ludgate-hill. CLOTHING FOR IMMEDIATE USE. Ike heat styles in every SiMI a S twat rawly for hureoliate ena As &mina. trade aflown so great & number of Mae to be kept that &I agent may di pt tie apoo • arta fWan I pert -it at at Pinny pra a trim th. to ills the tout.—OLMUSL SittlrHkale, iy Ledestehill. VLCYIHING MADE TO MEA S CRE .— The •-• axon redettlitte at n tint money trill nemsan4 are employe! Wrl.at tb« fo.bion of the ci trwith the Int" Knit, tin *Jen that ent en. Lenl s.I run tatotraitinh. Itniatittal tante., un augo ta.fttn 4L. to Ilie. the MIL —IIIIWEL BILOCILEBA he, OLOMING ILLUSTRATED.—Thu new Uuok 01, thottemen'a Attire baa ferty4bree tte - e... the took of thirty..* a being bonnet& 'Minton are of young princes from ten. to aiat,n pon. of err, toe cleniost, ant tor Aity•tou Hy those at ooletnte a US connection with await obut the trona. tbe bit of thb bob rAti.lw - n and task sone ca. be iseacured. sad suture a perfect oat cr•oeltil It. The book_ Wiwi ' 6 1,,p00t. fr.., d.-ducted bolo a porelnao.-13ENCEL BEUTILE•h% bo Ludgate.bit. •---•-- - - - • • - CLOTHING at READY MONEY PRICES. A PICIII.LT SYNTEK at baying with anal • .11. nm for READY YONLY ehaitee.blesore. StAblt; LI. bitofHEitit to 41, - • to the ratite that Kent artoant of loge. which laa•oelntraboll deer Louse for twenty-three yews prat.--.10, Ludestaabill. OVERCOATS at SAMUEL BROTILERS'. 74;4 : 4, P• F ri.4-tumn PD, Ott/boice Malt.on Clutha. with Vay.t All Nyco in Stock. Aknou to (Prim Price V.. OVERCOATS at SAMUEL BUOTILERS. _ oa.. • TieWei tio Nbnee , Pole, Una es F:t, Wall the New: 4 Ytusesea, t.. coN4 Maw% All Nivrat in 9 ark, we Also te feller • 'kW; OVE.UCOATS HAM UEL BliUTll . on in fPnt. Of mons GL n I &brim, vith Yd..* Oolkirn. All 8,2•-• in stock, Aino P in 0 ike lwr. 664. O' kIRCOATS SAM BUUTIIIIRS os.u. • • • 61).ail Novd ' 'Pt.rier t.l.l 4 :ra la k, Bigh,gi Cloth, 'guilt.' Linings, Velvet Outlaw& All Sip. in &fink, Alai to Order. •••90. "DEAL FUR-SEAL I WAISTOOATO, Ik. to AA , Ili— Hag parehmard doriag tie put ammair ••=4 .: ra le Ilmaria• abr.* brr sank MAE b ERA bay. • 10111,1461 •low 00 whi . stab at •slrossly allvaatagesse rises —IIIYDENHAWROUSIE, M labilmi•bn prrAnox ERAIi WATETCOATS, 1 ed. minim Baormas.lllll, Loephirlal. DEAL THE SYNTEM SAMUEL BROT &RS analog( 13wir hogajacm upon. in flan Illnatrata4 144 deo rll.l al•ose, unclog ihn low& of loth ing Illuntratgal. Thn Ink Iwo lc. a golablligird thma 3V-14111 ea p 'pin of chaffing ILo Iniviat prim p....ihh• for nigh , maw,. awl do MAMA tricot w,• artielg an plain *NM* Duo w dwei, tie& IA 411.1 r d. ie. Lill gIAT MI ILL. SA.MVXI4 itax uazainz. BROTHS B, • RIMMEL'S PERFUMED ALMANAC. - National Sports spa Pastimes. beautif dry illentratad. Mt.. by part for berm stamps. Cral.tiLiamol, palmier. SS, Steam& 11, Ibmastatrart. and 91. BrDSONB BAY CO.V4:IN I. A general ecurt of this trootieuy was he'd yesterday, at u eon. e ' In iischwa-atmt, mud awe eureeteualy at wand. 'I be F:ai I at Kr . U. th.vet nor of the 44.1rUpiti) , pro hied. lane/ea Iran. the ref ott Of the eueunittee bare ut....,17 btm 1.111.11:1..a. • A plot, at was hrsvfed La, copies et whicl. were aired .ted andieget tie hoiden , ' boat Mr. Limo i hi. boner. It ea tone. d clnapr,vuttnebt at the utooLutactoly !mac.. r of the tepid', sea Kr land si,teert the ptte y punned by lb- dire. torti who, it was .tattri, Lau faekd L. alq ly the feud* ashen ibed etch r the pu at cv tem of Itet to the p exntroed is that drawn, id, and sad declined to adoo o.yy nomwano for the prod:- able &Lilo mat I the tan Ito' y. it costioded as follow.: -If Ltia predate be teetwardad, I have to intonate foe wadi sad ethane that remorse e4l be bad to duds revandao en way syp.nr urea rpr) and ars :tad fur the pretettlen of the ii./Itta and poverty of the .larreholdro, The ('Jules/4w, in 'nevem the adoption of the repirt, rain the belell of Call had proluxcl a muds lart....r titian than hot par. An regal .1.4 the hen,..a is ik. n . thutch-street tLe y had beam sa yet amiable to sell it, bat May had taken an of iniun as to An and Si 040001 tit cott:d &Fre of is at a fair price they Should do an. roe re ally important matti r ref. reed to in it was the negotiations cairns.' on with t h e movement with regard to Wage of the felt itered tighto of the compary. Amity. they lia I meat of them :tad a le•ter wle.eli had been aildrc.-eed to him by Mr. boner, and aid . h had lama printed. la mauy thine. said in that kit, r unmarred. Far iron, wishing to prereuttbe .hareheMers from ..aptaa•Mg an independent ophuon, the twine:Otte., term? -tiyi viand that tiny should espies. their opinion, as it streagthene t O. as in the new niataaai they Were timing on. Mr. Boner add Le Lad to ri new the eitanytnint wine!i lute fniquently been made, that the director.. hare failed to apply the feuds iaLvei ibed, under the prepectue of ISM, to the par peen erpromd in that provpietus, and Lave docile...l to al tit any immures for the pragitahle settlesueat of the te:Mtn: y. Now thin was a quesuou woieli was very pnapvfly submitted to the than holders for then vote. and the niont!r of libaseholdene • _____ ----- who you d I.s th e motion in the YAW of Ste Norris slat foment in his ktter were let, holding £lOl,Oll of stoth,while In share loldem holding tipo,essi of othek voted &gaited it. It WW11111• modble for the .ocomittse to moth to that question when It bet n so entirely disppeeed of by the shamholdat. thanes . toes. Mr. Boum vas much dimontenttd that the committee had not tom Mai d infoi motion as to the po.ition and progre-s of the ne,m tiatums. Now If the committee had received a definitive ammo Item the Rosemount they would have bald it before the share holders. glit7 had put Weft the government evapthMg they could subject to the subsequent ratification of the stuinnuAlem; and it the slisrsholdors wcre to tons a roulutioa now there would be no ntgotistion at all, but they . had pot fob dto bring brume the government the views which wire were ezpims ed at the lost meeting in that rootn, and had strongly toped open them the nem...Ay coll !oohing a full tompethation tot the emotes of the territory ; bat laths present Mugs of the negotiations, it would not he respecttal to this goveanoent, and would be detrimental to the totem-4s of the company , if they wive to protium the con see ; art - he D. wt for himself my that he could not undatake to do so. With scrod to the dams of the company under the Oregon twenty, they had been reamed to a mount...Soo ; and a rapvientation bad 1s to made to the Ikeretary to Foreign Attain urging him to take Meth to Whig the matter to a cosolusion. •Pk C. X. Lsarpe.f. wooded the motion. al r. VoxAa said i t be were not suppuited bu, , ,: ju nmetiag in ese Ise protest had green in, be mast mignon his pto sewed it on the minutes ol the day. kr. Bestir consider'd the report was hironsestuential. After some discussion the motion was ncouut t Mr. Qum., was apponstal peulessional auditor, and the usual mite of thanks to the I Mumma concluded the pranuedings. 'V.' King was going on the ballot took plan for the co% t tner d. pi.ty-goverear, and committee, and Ow late WWII sere n-theted. FORTIGIN -OFFICE, AUGUST 11.—The Queen lyss teen paciontly pleased to appoint Jaunts Georg., Cl' /3WOII, to he her Majesty's Count at Sligou.—Go.-ette. AI LSOED 111:1141/Elt BY STARVATION AND I'OISON. —A Follicivas Case o! dent . , from staay..tas, woes:del by' oiton, ca no und. r the ~.tics of Mr. Bedfned, the tor• mer, at an ingcnst be'd lust is'ght at St. tlearre soil:11cm e, Mount- t. cc% 010: itur-orare, the di °eared temig a female avd, rev( a dart o.d. ths twing of Emma Al ott, a young woman, 22 , who alit died two clays after her ehilil. S trait Alma, 18, Georgoidreet, Oxford-rtreet, mid that the deeoa4ol wits her daughter's .h": 1. 81,0 was a single woman, and a a mutt. She lived h.to +allures. The deemed era. torn on Thursday snot. After its birth s witnies waited upon the mother, and oleo attivided to the deccared. It went on very well for the first three da3s, but afterwards it be woo minter, and witnerstahniniliterstil tilt drops of luudauum to it th send it to .1 ep. She nlvo gave it some get el. Sho then put it in the mine WI with the mother. Si. did not know that laudanum wa. pewit'. After the gave the child the la As wan it stetned sleepy. The neat mo t tling she found the child a al. dying, and she called iu a doctpr, but when he came it wits dead. Witness eal.l, In amwer to the coroner, that to the Friday atter the birth of the child the adreibish•• ed a teaspoonful of gruel, and on the following Monday it was put to the breast. After she gave the child the laudanum she found out that it was poison, and she threw the bottle in the fire. She was told to give the deceased the laudanum by the mother, to quiet the child and make it sleep. Matthew Drumm, Surgeon, mid that he hail made u po4-murtr us examination of rho body. The stuniaeli was empty, and the cause of death was ' , titivation, 'ifs:elevated by tho I milanum. The jury ,toenail a vetillet *• that the reamed died from want of tooth atieletuted 111 laudanum, given through thu kimo no:CV of the mother." Fitt: AD KiNt,'g-t•n0t.0..—1.,14At niglit acre irolro, out in the 31 itro beei mid lefrealiment /tom" the property of Mr. Leach, Po. 2 hi, Peutotivillv-hill. , 28 L 81, 4 4 804 whiLli was three tivini high we, totally des yea. Soma donate Warn also dune to adjoiniorproporv. '-‘v . . - .... 75; ‘ , . r 0, . • 1.1117 •T rhirril ! li t • . . .. • i i i • ITALY. • . YLOILIGIGE, Nov. 19. Though it cannot certainly 'bo /Mid of Italian cities after the divesse of Rossini, as VIM said of the ancient Greek cities after that of Benser, that they are striving for him dead whom when loving they allowed to .lane—though this cannot, oertainly be taid. for two of ,the finest ritodern buildings in Bglognsi and Florence attest the style and fauence in which the grist cons peter livid, a generous rivalry has arisen between Ilia native town of Pomo and the city of Potence, the former very naturally desiring to passes; the manila so illustrious's son, whilst the latter is desirous, in the Wl3O of dl Italy, to honour the .melnory of the. author of the " Stabst " and " William Teil," by depositing his mortal remains in that venernbie temple of Santa Croce which to many memorials- in honour of the loftiest genius have long rendered the West minster, Abbey or the Pantheon of the Italian people. Steps have already been taken in Paris, theyugh the joint initiative of the Minister of 'Peatin Instruction, Broglio,and the Syndic Purtizzi, to give effect to this national aspirition. The Italian parliament re-assembles on Tuesday. The first act of the Chamber of Deputies will be to fill up the post of president. Mari is still the government candidate; but no definitive agreement has yet been come to amongst the venous sections of the opposition as to the member whom they propose putting forward as a rival. Crispi, who had been spoken of after the name of Rattami wee withdrawn, has, in hie turn, during the last two days given way to Depretis. But as all party calculations of any kind based on the consent of Depretis (who, though a very honourable man, is in the habit of changing his mind half-a-dozen times in the four-and-tweity hours) are prover bially insecure, it is quite possible that the mem bers of the Left and of the Centre Left will find themselves compelled before next Tuesday to look out for another candidate. Italy has just lost one of her most useful sons in the person of Canon Ambrosoli, of Milan. who has been honoured by his fellow-citizens with a public funeral. Perhaps no other writer has done FO much during the last twenty years to connect in the minds of the younger generation of Italian° the intelligent study of their native literature with that of their national history at different epochs. To this merit be united another, that of being a great preacher, and one whose efforts in the pulpit took the fcrm f strong appeals to reason and to con science, instead of repeating the worn-out jingle fur nished by the legends of the saints and of tho Virgin. But his career as &preacher was very short. and in fact was soon brought to a close by the old high and dry orthodox episcopal authorities, so that of late years he devoted himself exclusively to his duties as prefesFor of literature in the highest cdm ationul institution of Milan. OVERCOAT 14 at SAMUEL ISHOTILEIIB' . _sr.. Novel • Parittionake. Peri fiction in Of Gold BO MA Oiiitinon, with Velvet Outlier. All ninon in Stock. Mee to Order. Pries OVERCOATS at IiAItUSL Novel. Takhk.naLlAk Perl.etmw,ln k t it v ON Wane Wituay ChANI, ath elvit Wats. All *kw. in tltu k, Also to ikAkk, Hit* DRAMA. ISADLEI'S WELLS. A drama prcduccd a this theatre on Monday evening, with the title of Sieben, sr the Sired Ballad £seg,r, is, we believe, entirely new to this country, although it has been performed with success in the United States. It is founded upon Miss Braddon's latest novel, (nailed" Run to Earth." Probably by way of nuticipating keetite criticism, Miss Braddon entitled her story " A Bevel of lecideut ;" and this description un dos.beedly applies to this ►ersion of the American plsiwrigkt. bioks is above all a drama of inc dent, in which the characters bear but the slightest resemblance to t) pie of real life. It °rens with a robbery and murder of an unfortunate sea captain by a twacherris keeper, Dennis Waynian (Mr. R. Edgar), aided by an old fa miliar stageruffian. Black ILlsom (Mr. Looms). Black Wl wan has &pretty daughter, withal/lea-ant voice and winnin way, Jenny Minors (Miss Halewood), who is employe I by her halter in unconsciously decoying victims. S'irs &tomes a witness of the murder of the captain, and flies froth I.cr home in horror to seek a livelihosl as a street ballad-singer. Baring fainted one evening in the street, she is conveyed into the nmasioa of Biz Oswald tiverheigh (Mr. L. Smythe), when she makes so great en impression on the terenet that he marries ter, partly from alkali .u. and, I artly by way of thwarting the expectation; of a scare-grace nephew. The wipe-grace nephew aided by another villain, persecutes her, and numherines cemplientions follow, from which she is thirdly rescued by Joyce Bailer (Mr. J. H. Fitzpatrick), a worthy comnite of the =Meted captain, who has turned detective in outs r to devote his life to the discovery of the parpet rotors , of tl at crime. Incidentally, also, Black klilsom, who tuns out to be only a foster-father of the heroic:, is unearthed, the villains we brought to justice, and the persecuted made happy. It will be seen from this brief outline that the incidents of Stolen ars neither very fresh nor very probable; bat the Play belongs to a eri,s which enlists the eyinpatnee of the hugest number of playgoers. The scenery is pretty ; awl the acting of Miss Harlewood is natural and pleasing. Mr. J. 11. Fitzpatrick as Joyce Harker sustained the chief 1 Lecillel.ll of the evening, and gave fresh proofs of his talents as a melo-dr.unatic actor. The play was followed ty a new farce by Mr. Knight Summers, entitled M.P. 11m1411.toutt, which is full of boisterous fun. The humour, however, would not have been in any way diminished if the honourable candidate for Puddlotow bad appeared in a less outrageous attire. The fuu of plaid tremors and Mats of enormous pattern is now well nigh exhausted,. and may, we think, bo dispensed with without any detriment to the comic drama. Mike Glyn ie giving her Shakespearian iloadinge at Wearbourne.Lall; Webtbourne-grove. On Monday la.t e-ite read from Macbeth, and mat Maadity reads from Eihy JuhN. . _ . tNIVEASITY INTELLIGEYCE. Unresnerrr or Lowncer.-130 following are bete of candid** whepararrd the outsainaticas iadiested : IMAM, II.f: EX 4.IOIIIITIt.N.—R/AMINATION POI 110N01114. llosa:—Georsis Vivian •Posee, scholarship and gild medal. University College; *William Adapt Richards, gold Rises Collage. •Teutpoin Anderson, 8A..., University IV& ge, and *Etedsaiek Taller, Bay's HooNtal, wind. John Jag.* Ridge, D.A. B.Sc., Bt. Thomas's Rospdal. Reginald Ea rte, Guy's Hodiatal, and IFradtrick Harry Hama, lit. 'waft , kaa a:Ws Havatal.„ equal. U .on (`lasi.—Ptederedi TaZ, scholaralip and gold go nada', Guy's Huagital; •Wdliani Rielirds, gold • Xing's Qdlege *Reginald Fairer, Hospital ; lopoit Andenian Uniwolity College ; Daniel John Leo, la, Royal •Manainster %hod of Medicine. recoad Clara J. Jansen I#dge, R.A., H.&•., BR Thomas's H spiral ; (Image Von: Fos re, Vaivetsity Calker. FUliksl.ll* ILCUICIIII.-01net tiasa.—Vmdrrirk Taylor, telegar alAY and Aid Initial. Our. MosOtal ; *Reginald Bac r. gold 'e Ilogital •4: Mirka Durviugton Batt, in. trtli,‘to wes• t'. lib pitsl. 7Linl Clans —*Mitred Andes ,n, age., Ca1 %•1,4) %• 1, 4) C,dl.gu ; Oterne Vivian PO We, tiliittl‘itr LVAILVe. •Wwthy or •:Lolanhfy. • OXFORD. N.n. PALL , O7. COLLPIF.—The election of scholar. and (.011. Litioto rn Lta College has tonninatoa as follows -Lire 1. Attbur 111114.1 c HiVri, of l'oi‘ %laity flail, I ondon. Naadonal Sinclair, echibitioner, ef MINA late of Its ton tuh..ul. Exhibit woo Chorine Huller lieberden. commoner. M 14Uial late ot Harrow school: S. John Froleriek Rowbott ~,,,, of Poo.all Chtwol. S. Andrew Veril Bradley, of Chelteuhain Cot h l'ooduw Act. ssit.—Prederick William Mchos- Waffles. of of Tunbridge School. Matiarmatical of Christ's llovit al • Olt Friday last the Reverend Alexander Griffith was instituted to the vicwrage of Wickham Skeith, in Suffolk, on the presentation of the Her. Ed war d C ar t o n Oerrind, and - Marie Harriet, his wife, of W.okhem Skeith aforesaid. Ou the , -aniti day the Rev. lenses Henry Henderson. W.A., was instituted to the reitury of Stoke • bidet Italy, sear Ipswielt, on the prceentation tit the Hew end Chapter of 11y. 77i1 bml~xllEr.n CLun CATTLE Sirow.---The tmmullie.nrq for the holding this show at the•Agrieul- WI at-hall is published iu I.u.t night's Gazette. togotber with the regulations us to the rumored of, cattle to and fauna the diow. CRYSTAL PAULCII. OXIII 811ILLINQ MAT. Nov, .24.--44aiissiaws by news tickets, 1,141; ditto 031 versant, 420; total 'Wawa J. )61. lia ally a rte ra(d eht t tttt >b aueured hy'pnr ensues 11 %. : .. 00 o r • * l 4 l l raladi t r . iorWref • i ! I° • • a 41 " • LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVVMBER 1 25, Mk% r I EEN'S THEATR w ionir w i al h xAßAsiz—xt v w• if 1116— • .. N r im LANCIABMAII lAA" , .. B. ; X= :s o la ce- 0 1r „ us) , kigb. ; Pf "1"1111 / b J I"' . "Mr. lainvillea Deawinrenome." 7:f di es la Li "—Rawl to the Weir. " Tie Vier at oor. Apt mat." "21top henry." "The INN& Boat." "F'iwitleigtroer:. ii , cifak " A " The RIVOY . ii Tr i ► lame • Ith • al . tat Ai s ,i tra wr l Lha . to b n, )• • • VEEN% . TilE4lll4 4 11.)-11/110HT, at • 10, PIM. let . as Three Ihreee. Stert i et ses TRX - OEI4 X EVEX. u Sot ihe#ru . w. r. 11024 2 j... fie is ars. summt, Mar N. tieteepa i 31 els br Btr, &bane*. Erases by X.:V= 6 :nm Itik MAW ri.. Johoree. OYAIa ALILLII-BEA PALECE.-- 1 11 • Xtrzf i rLr Y. GS deem et Ye Prillea ). la 74:eeri rrerWs al P. BWre4 !MIR et OIL Omar% sod werseleee. se h. r •elbee era boo n al. It 8 E C L.l • P P E B. 11 11da MACH iwy iral CLIP a HOWIE be froutithree XL fuer Mere WITHOUT the peilli MIN, of WOUNDINuI. ! " JAW)* MALKIN* 14A MALL, 11.. OIL COXPIXTX, were OM QAN, lb. AL 1 I as ammw LONDON, C. 1 vava ttux , 7., pIANOFOIiTBB (Collard, Broadwood, ' Ao. = larawal watalloat PIANO% b0d941/04 two d tho owi letobowl ootalgos la &pat inlaid sad (Mud. awl a oatoatosowlaottaoola wood. all am* sow :::gol ega a. 4 loot. at au Loliz • awls*, of littaavarterstiw t tolotavo tall lowa of the ant wall all ta l tl • wont a at ID rases& or la way ~et eras at 11111 W 114 =3t g=t i t. WWI VAST CHAIRS, COUCHES, and 80FA8, ••■- 4 lits brat made. WS dlisseist slope essistsaitly on visor Ise selestiss sod timaseloto &Beim NSW samba Rade te i .4% . = cis sterova —} Thati street, Oxfardstrost, t . Illwaregled eatmissumlo.B4,... 'LIr VERLAND MONIES for DlDlA.—lllustraLed MOLD LISTS d OYIIILLND =WWI. 1•010' twat. UM bawl. rartissalesall. "Whir Tare I bap. cabin turniture a u m . EIIIM *ARNIM ontaserts evesilistee. tibread. QBCOND-HAND FERE and BURGLAN-P 1 , 7 SAlllo.—E.bare perelmaelme semi far Ortethe Last st=tz llittior. Men Thames Perry aked ea" mai wary ailI C at Moog MU Ike Mr. A imaraldsegives yak • lagx==l .4 from AR AppW to 0 JOSEPH OI L LOTT'S STEEL PENS. hold by an Meilen three/cheat the .«i& UARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of veil hoots surelkooet Ma only be hod se Isi.drest itioseollostrod, avowal* Use Soh& Yuma %doh TM run hest swel frame firywod lipeetweie% dad ISt —TIIOILiS MAulatil sod d-Sgt CAUTION Ye Moon wend outdo sows litie soda Ler IMAM IUL No %rowdiest cre watt COAL-OEOEOE J. COCKER. = sad ON bat soils cab Osab its.-11. OoniMIL READ the NEWS of tho WORLD, the best Weekly Paper. la all the tinadoine of the 11/02iJ, in all the elitism at Fottlank in all the Mies of /wetland. in all the cities of lrelaad, ia all tneteefas &se of the Unit d Kingdom. the NNWIS of the WOULD fa ted, thou pi teenthig • medium for advertising that le mot equalled by say other aterepappr la the world. Now toady, Ith Is. mot by poet kw 31 O N DIABETES sad other IJILWATIT DIBOBLIENN, to. By A Rearm &atm, M.D.. lota Ploys stelab to the Metropolitan Free II ospital. fro. " A vaty weal owl Wtly Motivative wood."--gbarterty Journal of Notioal nK 00, pries U.. by poet for Its. M., ON EXTO7.O A (IN ThIoTLN AL sad otber WORYS) ofrontlng the Ft UNAN BODY." f 37 paws, with !mmo= iltuArotoeut.— " rootsins the boot iiiio/1111102C0 yet pabhabod Is this subjea."—• London t FL Rwnshsw . SM. Struset INTHILLIGENdII FROM (rancium' imenues samper.) Tun PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALtS. 'PAM& New. it. Tim Prince and Princess of Wales received yes terdny tho visit of tho Prince and PSI'POWs Napoleon, and in the evening dined at the inselish tu Ebsiny. Their royal' higlmersos will lea Paris to-morrow, ea route for Copenhagen. LORD NAPIER Ole MAGDALA. ALSICANDRLA , Nd Lord Napier ,flatu arrived • her morning, and proceeded on direct to To-morrow the ceremony of the inveetitave Viceroy with the Star of •India will take pl h►. 11. o this Cairo, of the M. M. MAZZINI. i PANIB, Nov. 24, lok&. The Liberte of this eventsig liitnoulool. S reserve, that Marini died on Monday .isf.. TEE PRESS PROSECUTIONS IN FRP/CB. PAHA& Nov. 21. The editors of the Trilaw, the A vesir, the Newel, the reenpr, end the Journal de Paris,. are summoned to appear before 'the tribunal on 7nds, next, charged with inciting the public tolistred end contempt of the government. SEAM MADRID, Nov. 24. A decree has been published to-day, granting a free pardon to those inhabitants of Aragon who have been condemned for smuggling mace the year 1857. At the solicitation of a number of persons desirous of obtaining a further delay, in order to acqnire greater facibtios for the conversion of the bonds of which they are holders, the banks of deposit will continue to receive suincrip tion6 to the new loan up to the 15th December. MADRID, Nov. 24, Magma. In the decree of Senor Figuerola extending the time for the subscription to the loan until the 15th of December, it is provided that all doupons and Exchequer Bills due at the Treasury during the current half year will be received in payment of subscriptions, including also those bonds which would accrue to the government by redemption, for which purpose the time for drawing for these Lends will be advanced. The bonds of the loan will be received at their nominal value in payment of purcto:res of the crown land which is to bo sold in accordance with tho decree of October last, to provide for the interest and redemption of the Lillie debt. The total amount of the subscriptions to the loan is now 18,3:10,1130 crowns. The Spanish Minister of Finance 'has signet, with the representative of MM. de Rothschild, the contract for a loan of 400 millions of realm. Large nuniberm of bonds of the public debt have been tent in for converaion. An incongiderable band of CarliMtq iq reported to Lave made its appearance in the neighbaurhool of Burgos. General Espartere has addreqse4 a letter to the civil Governor of Salamanca, in which he says be has never entertained any personal ambition. lie insists upon the neoe*ity of supporting the ger( rnment, in order to facilitate the speedy abetting of the Cortex to enact now fundamental laws. ITALY. NAPLES, Nov. rt, Rrirscso. Professor Pahuieri reports to-day that the lava ejected by the cowl is less copious, and has lost zees h of its velocity. The villages lately threatenel are therefore relieved trout imininent peril. The rs ports from the e.,nes are now very infrequent, d thin: ie niuth less smoke. FLOILNNCE. Nov. 24. 'lhe Chamber of Deputies re-assembled to day, nftor the autumn vacation. No spoxl from the, throne was deliyered. and she only communication from the government was the azasouneement of the ministerial changes, which are all ei.dy known. The election of the new Fred that of the Chamber will take place to-morrow. The !dishier of Finance has issue 1 as appendix to the budget of 1888, showitr• that thu detteit of the present year Las be en s reduced fro:n 217 inghosis of lire to RI millions.' The deficit of 16si9 will also be 81 stilltoBl, whorent7o millions a ill le coveted by the "proceeds of the solo of the tecksiastical property. EXECUTION IN ROME. ROME, Nov. N. _ . Monti and Tognetti were oxecute:l this morning at i even o'clock for complicity in blowing up the Scrriatori • Barracks at Rome in the autumn of iiIHNGARY. PESTI', Nov. 21. The Emperor and Empress arrived to-day at Buda. To-morrow the Hungarian delegation will cturnitrice their deliteration on the common budget of the umpire. Some members intend to ruldrr, ss u question to the government relative to Rounionia. The Jews in Croat-Ur will send dele gates to a Jewish congress. 'ln to-dare sitting of the Hungarian Diet the Croatian delegates appeared for the first time. Tiny were warmly received, and mutual greetings tool place intheCroatian and Hungarian languages. M. Vacanovits and M. Zuvits made speeches, in which they gave, in the name of the Croatian nation, promises of brotherhood towards Hun gary, and of maintenanee of unity under the crown of lit. Stephen. The elections of the Croa tian deputies were verified, end they then pro ceeded to elect members for the Hungarian dele gation. The treaty of commerce with Switzer land was laid on the table. The Diet subsequently commenced the discussion of the bill relative to the position of the different nationalities of Hun gary MTH, Nov. 24, Byvanuro. In this afternoon's sitting of the Hungarian delegation the Croatian members were present. AL 7.redenyi and his political friends gave notice of the following questions:—" What has the government done towards paralysing the move ment now going on iu Roumania, to the danger of the peace of Europe? What attitude will the government take up in view of possible occurrences in that quarter 'r " The government will reply ou Thursday next. BELGIUM. IiItUSSF.L.S, Nov. 2t. Mr. Lumley wool-mire:l here yotterd.ty by the Wing in private audience, when ho delivered hie eredentiuls. Afterwards Mr. Lumley hod an audience of the Queen. to whom ho presontcl un uutogruph letter of facet% Victoria. AMERICA. NEW YORK. NOT. 21 Mr. A. Onkcxv Hall has tarn nominated for the mayoralty of New York by both branches of the democratic party. This le equivalent to irk elec tion. The New York journals publish intelligence from Mexico, announcing that the government troops under ENeobtslo have been routed. at Ta nnutlipm Ly the insurgent chief Yorgua. A NEW TRAGEbV.— An American gontiettw e le high literary genius lies written a tmgedi au V pas te - --ime of the must mognitioent themes in history for gland dramatic tteatincot. llooopitrte himself, with 'fal k pawl, l'uuche, and ahem.. witli his two wives, with Ins Kr% at 'Aeon, with his royal brothoro and relative% with the sultmdid procession of grit* and, glittering chsrautesenssoviatud with his times. pees acres the state Of the iinagnsiition timing the 'avatar of the drams. Tha jaaaaagr, pi k ib l opig. and moral of the tiagady ace 'avow and ia.priainvo. These would initlenbu,,ny b,, dillmulty els ut gettiol the rootisite Punitive c yyltW Wins is iniper•ountr the {teat eitaraClVl43llmult r4 t 4 1 • 1 , Pre—b ra 1 .4 1 1 1 . 1 1 Mt 4i i ; ONE PEN. THE NEW SMITHFIELD-3LLEKET. The style of architecture adopted in the new market buildings, which were opened yester day, may be included in the guseral term Italian, but we .are by no moans inclined to dispute the authoritative declaration that It is of " a type more nearly allied to the Renaissaneetweisi tecture of France than the more severe tailludian school." In point of fact it is an enormous aquae% surrounded by walls about 30 feet high,' of nel brick, relieved by pilasters of Portland stone, and divided into'four separate quarters by means of a public hut covered roadway, which runs north and south, ancitthe cestral avenue which interact/1 it at right angles. The prevailing feature of the exterior is a series of &nada recast* between Delia pilasters fluted on the upper two thirds; and elevated on pedestals; and the general Bahasa of the design is re. by four towers at the angles of the buildings, a ooaple of ornamental 'wades at the two extremities of the road aleqisdy referred to o and an equal number of pedimented gateways des the east and westfrouts. The towers. wilich ap poach; • KWe too nearly to the " pepper -box " form to be altogether satisfactory, are cohattructed entirely of done; the bulk of the building being of red brick. At the base they are equare; then mines an .octagonal story, carrying a dame. pierced by four dormer windows, and aboveall there is a lantern surrounded by an ornamental iron rallies.' These towers can hardly be regarded as especially beautiful in themselves, but they the merit of breaking the almost necessary , of a building devoted to the purposes of • market. This monotony is further broken so far at least as the north and south fronts are Concerned, by the covered roadway which divides the market into two sections, and which runs from the' end of fit. John-street to a point nearly opposite Bt. Bar tholomew's Hospital. This roadway, which it must be understood is as much a public 'highway aa:the ;old road which used to traverse Smith field in the seine direction, is fifty feet wide ; its aides are shut off from the market by an elabo rate screen of ironwork 14 feet high. and at its intersection with the central avenue there!are two hairs of handsome iron gates. This roao enters and leaves the building between double _piers. which carry a richly-moulded elliptical aren and pediment of cast-iron. Over each doable pier there is an emblematical figure in Portland atone. representing ono of the four principal cities of the United Kingdom. The two which adorn the south front represent London and Edin burgh. The sculptured images of Dublin and Liverpool look towards the north. The principal entrances are at the east and west male of the market. The openings arc 27 feet high by 19 wide ' and they are closed by iron gain which ale said to be unequalled in Great Britain, ii not in the world, for their elaborate and nets design, as will as for their size. Though made Off light en is consistent with the necessary strength, each pair weighs 16 tons. In - dealing with the interior of the market the architect has paid more "regard to utility than to effect; but although he has had to cover the ground with a aeries of stalls divided y the various avenues into blocks, and garnished with the ugliest and most spiteful looking books that the most vicious-minded butcher's boy could have invented, ho bas- not allowed hie attention to be entirely :theorised by these vulgar but necessary aocesnories ; anti the effect of the central avenue, with its ornamental edlumne, elliptical arches nisi spandrels, sure mouuted by the curved prineneds of the roof, is as light and agreeable as ant thing with which we are acquainted in, the way of market architecture. A most important point, iu reference to • building of this description was to secure light without 'sunshine, and free !ventila tion without exposure to rain or snow. This has bet n accomplished by the adoption of the nutosard form of roof. The lower part is tilled in with broad glass louvres. which admit air, while The overlapping of the plate glass shad out the eireet rays of the sun. The effect of this arrange mint was tested during the exceserive beat of last emumer, and the thermometer showed that the temperature within the building was seldom lea than tea degrees below that in the shade entside. The stalls—or shops, as they may more properly be called, since each one ~includes a eet of offices or temporary dwelling-roouse-- are arranged on blocks, which are formed by the inttra ction of six passages. each IS feet wide, with the central avenue, which has a width of 27 feet. Thum shops are formed of a cast-iron framework, composed of iron tealumns and lattice gitelers. and to these are attached the brackets and rails for currying the vicious-looking meat hooks which attracted so ninth attention while we were waiting the arrival of th civic dignitaries yesterday. Theta are in the market 162 shops, each including a taunt ing -home, private room, &e. At the eastern ILO one bay will be reserved fee dealers in poultry and game; but no fish or vegetables is ill be sold in this market ; nor is any space appropriated to the accommodation of the poodles sad Skye terriers, whose presence gives. or used to give, so much interest to - old Leaden/tall." The pave ment generally is of wood. but the wide margins round the shops, immediately beneath what are called the butcher's "heeginge," are formed of the " Pyrimont Sessel'Aspinfttin end it is sit least doubtful whether it Veinal . : not fig* been wise to • adopt this or mu* similar com pound throughout the building. So upieh for the market-building, the entire cost of whieh will, it is said, be somewhat within the architect's esti mate of 21:10,000/. . We Must, not, 'however. forget to mention that the whole 61 this structure rests upon iron girders and brick arches ; and that the space below is, as it were, an enormous cellar excavated at the expense of various railway companies, and intended to be used as a ea, t depot for goods, and especially for meat. hither will ha broaght, by means of the different lilies wht h are wchked in combination with the Metropolitan Reulway , tliat is to say by almost all, if nut all, the linter which run into London, the carcases of boasts anti sheep, pigs and alves from all parts of Eng land, and hence they will be transferrel by moans of hydraulic lifts, one of whieh is to I N • eon _ rtructed in each quarter of the niariset to the steam above. The excavatcou of this imsteuso cellar, and the formation of the artiticiel flooring of the market, Wllll of itself a work of no lutanist c!crabie magnitude. No less than 3.300,000 cubits fret of earth had to be nnuoved. and 21 Main girders were carried across the entire width -240 feeterson wrought-nun stanchioue. tin thrice were laid erg/371 girders, between whick brick anises were turned, and the whole was covered with oirktrote, ready to receive the wood and asphalte pas. slant of the market. •__ . . itithin the last few days, several of the, grand mart& tableau:, eleeuted in inlay work by Baton Tri plett, and intended for the decoration of tie Albert Memorial Chapel, have arrived at Woodaer Caw* Two of theta beautiful works of art have Welt elefod their proper po , itione ova the earth welter the interior of the Tice tint to be wonted allied orebibutelt by her !loyal ITiflibeas rrineites LouW .4 Hoot, (Prin t lice of Great sutil Itelard). 'negihime 1 1. " Thant 41 CM- Mink J wept heavy . of klxvpt. - Tbe, watt u p on the tralh well, ie Tie tittering of tho tiort,br of do Qwita sod the Isle Prinett Cele.ort." 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