The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-30 00:00:00

• /'• NEWSPAPER • l o b 44 .. ,-- • .• 111 j N: •-•. S S A gadju N J- I t - 1 „ . , - I -. „9- N u . 6,714.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 80, Ufa. [StamPed. 14.AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE val and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ‘CK2.7 SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Dina (hes a , nee oargo entailed. and will Law o i nk ), en British-built barque ININS., A I, 597 . the London Docka This favourite Teasel, nen. )ed In the colonial trade, la well known for her ~Aas and comfortable ace hr eabbnpee . tent 9/height or prow apply to MUM MILL s.• L. SILLY. and Co., 17 , Oneesebrulawiso; or to MOORE, 9, BRltteustremit. , VITT *TA MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ 0! PACKET SHIP.— For LAUNCZEITON Mad aims • Parther cargo engaged and shipping and will kern ar.latels . the Wen-10201ra arnillebeele NARY Immo .411 3111•109 D, A 1, register 619 Wu , Jolt!, ~ ,r. b in 4 in the London Docks. TOM Ins eontsi. boa sum). has a full poop, will ozoollant ammo°. passeneen, and offers a desirable opportunity * o ,,, r ,m—or terms of freight or psomp_mudis to mr. i f ali 15e, el Holon's-plaos; or to DE ITT and 1100.114 literetreeC 'TT and MOOR E'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of FACIE!' 9IllP.—For MORETON BAY Direct k to ,opatched on the Sth December, lest shipping day fed De the well known Aberdeen clipper =HA, A 113 rare, 513 tons. JOHN JONES Commander • Wag la the I n ds Pucks. This high vistaed clipper. bang wase sum! tl Messrs. A. Hall end Ca, of Aberdeen, Is h,hgt maw( yuallties. Bbe hes good eocemmods f„, c hkraten and unermediste reasengers, sad is a pre. de o pportaelty for flee and 1110/011 gooda—Bee WIN of p l ow apply to DIVITZ and YOUR; 9. Billitee- [nand MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LU of PACELT SHIT—For MORETON BAY Dimon (to b• hod (a at Stb daT clit merJanaarViot cr atirtlird I.ltaara ar tom, 1. WOOLIAN, Oammander ; trim In ibe ca , Thus maim colcii tastier, built ander special and newly-cowered. aims a diaroblo opportwity to pert, •od to trot-rate accommodation for int tad mood parr n.—Far terms of freight or sontal a , r , Ate and Co 09. Fenchurtim laliYlTT you RE, BMW-streak ILACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of / i ISPPQ MILKY'S tor AIIMALLIL trees Leedom direct Port Tomas& Dods. iTo OWL s,,ase.. Chatsworth .... 1.000 i I*&a Nov. so • Sydney Nom} u.. rano, Des. 10 /if.... New) 'Wand .. flying Cloud... LIM L India Doe. lb Landshorough 2.001 11 India Dot fa shin] Netherby Ito al SOT* " 1 I retro lNewl.t. 1.01/0 11. lodla Jam 10 W celebrated line o/ pax 1y4 . • hare, by tic* poicettudity and ,e n d e d hue of packets hays. by tau - Pune= pi, earned • world-known raystaties. sad amodstion ansarpaared by ic say vends Moilskp —7: reepecting freigt or pume to Australia to ES and Co., Live h rpool . all qtr for th• BLek sad I. M. MACKAY sad Co.. I. Lisadralsallatavat, S. MONEY WIGRAM sad SONS' (of :twall•Pnd, Luellen) LINZ of STRAY and PACK= - SIRS LIA. —los NIZLBOURNIL Port Phllllp, Direct clipper on Toads',Nl, tolling ?VOW. . clipper ship surroix, 1,100 tor, W. 111111- ;maunder • tying la the Lai bras Haab. Her ae ons for all claws of pamengers are ansorpraed, sad Ty as erperiso red eargeols—tor freldbd of Ponefr •LEOD. ALLPURT. and MORGAN (with Messrs limey Soot 7. 112st/cobalt-street. Pasessgoes by this Ilse .• coovried from ?addMatta to Ptymoitirfirst rJrs Um farm sad wood dam for third elmes Lra FROM LIVERPOOL OR QtrZENSTOWN TO NEW YOWL . LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sad INLADELPHIA STEWHIP COWART Wood des ' ir tail-powarea Clyde-bunt Ins Snow Slarollltips, Tatted States molls. 'WM LiVERFOOL for NEW TOIL EGAROO, Woduarday, Dec 7. T OF prising, Saturday, Dec 10. dT OF LONDON, Wednesday, Dee. IL 4 soon Vfokosedoe wad every al et lorsoas iimoirdsv. prose by the mod Mousers t= i lV e roo= od 112 godoeso satordlus to late by th e Saturdays stearme, guises& Skyward pomp I. Ycludlft an pecarlikom cooked. P. be Vatted Mask am Bettie Coholiz e krad . dz i an n t&eous terser—Tar Wilms awl to woomoo•rolo. Limped; to to EMS SI. Elea *Mom-Oro* MI. .RD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH .4111:11.1CAN IDEAL NAIL sTwi.amas, %...isaq to sail betimes LIVIII2OOI sad ,inda noses LllrEltrOOL sad BOSTON, the Boehm days mans fez to had sad receive sad malls. The lot v ether sash am aypotstsd is sen Ikon Livorpook Cork to receive the mails: for NM YORK. Saturday, Dec for GORTON, Saturday Dec 10. .eLtilldN, fee NEW YO GI, esterday, Dec. 17. pmesagers and goods tar Kamm sad Havanzah, to of at Ne. York subject to the of the N authorities on board the NAL& .Crmiorastra. inoooy, osoledlas oireatttl to eel prier:Mona, bet Ines or bquon :—To Whiz gad Did" chid table, od cab's, tle. To New Telt. ealtd ebbe', l CIL Freight to Malta; Des r/ sad Nee York, Li I &per ceag prtmego.—Ag le J. D. nerd. 014 IRiLeedom • J. M. Carr* Imre. sad 12, MOO de le . Q. ad J. Berm Dethasea4trest. . D. Ivor. Qesteslows ;or eed C. ltaelver, g Water- (APPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and tee andermentkeed tret-dme staMMI 'T DAY, the BATAVIEIt, every Bendy mods& limp Tier, et 10 am., asthma at aMedrasU ter ree -lam Yams. it ta, Li ICm. ead 17e. : sad the es ery Thursday monde( early tram eg the Tower. BREMEN , one of Hu !Twits German Lloyd's stemma. IWE. or SCH WALSH ovary Thursday morning radians), at 10 a.m.. from Horsolydown, and from if noon. larmtt, SI. and 10s. ICIBURG, th e LONDON. on dually, Dee.; from . Farm. AS 3a. aad LI In pampa, Itc.. apply at Chaplin's Universal Offies , A W.. or to PHIS f UPS. GRAVIS, PHILLIP'S. looddana. E.C. BAGS —BICKERS and SON parekasso • manufacturers Rod of real Morose. . which they now offer to the public at hot fide prices marked in their window la plain Berea 100.0 e 10 'Won for Photographie Album end Bth `. Leiceiteraquare. FLECTUM CRINOLINES, 16s. 6d., 1 4 a 6d., and 21a, ' Wear admirably 1r eIL" Conrt Joarna/ 'NA or WAVED JIIPONS, Its. ed. sod Us. falls In graceful folda."—Yording Poet. Ices and daughters pianissimo the thadias.'--Perral RDOWN PETTICOATS. temitiful petticoats am pesalfarly adapted for the r and for ladled who require warmth cow -1 lightness. The average weight is from ID to U eel ars 4 yards round, and 42 inches bag Ia the testa. throats In Black Ailk Rich Iliac e Extra Rich Satin looa ipott ls learned in the litdratare of the pettloced."— dons and carious Pamphlet gratis sad fry& lILPIITT, Amon Manufacturer to Ibo Court aad Royal l'arclly, 37, PICCADILLY. 'OATS.—No. 105, STRAND.—Special on is riven in this establishment to WINTTIL of whiLh a select stock is alw►ys on hand to choose ILTO\ and CIMPTON, Overcoat-mak Okt, BTRAXD k oppoalte Exster-hall;. Ind CO., 66 and 67, Oxford-street, W. .Ite•lng are the several Departments into whice intent Is divided for ;white accommodation : Gentlemen's Clothing for Immediate Wear. Gentlemen s Order Department. bus Clothing for Immediate Wesz. Boys' agl -nth.' order Department. Habit •nd Livery Department. late and General Hosiery. :ravelling Clothing. timbeellag quality and economy Is atrial) adhered to to aG mutineers. Watches : Birmingham. 11. 21, and 23. Newsteeria ; ,gate. and Deesbary, V• eetgaig. 'ORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA rn. Arming twenty-gee ears, suiphstically sego te medical prntsion, s od universally accepted by the 'Ka remedy for acidity of the stomach, heart *. emit. and mistiest:km sod u a mild aperient nnstit more especially for ladies and chit rnered. in a sure of perfect parity mid of uniform N am and Co., In, New liond-strset, Loe b) All respectable chemists throughout the world. , RT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, ctual remedy. without confining the bowels or head. truly efficacious and pleasant, Is admitted to medicine for immed ately relieving coughe cold*, )4 .4 asthma , and Incipient consumption. It fr.- benet, whom the faculty pronounce inceirable, ys the Whim; which provokes frequent coughing. m consumption its 'trade are truly henencia. red of sleep, or even I) lug down for fear of suffocis rod on relief in a few minutes after taking it ant s,ll I.y W LASIBULT, chemist, & Zing WM liaring-cro.e. London, and by all dmffigiste la and three quantities tu OM, le fkL Be particular uubeet 4 Asthmatic &Yews. TM wee sod address in the stomp. THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE The wet wlentitteelly prepared sad mad powerful +1441 ever introduced : readers toner Boma coselika 011 the Intercity of which perfect health M t,. ht.& sp ec id e for debility of all but* and trews its gar o, z. annuli -thee inacedients, peprieeaad phospinter of soak Incbly lenenciel to the samosa sad dmeredie t- Peendtle id. fund quantlUen be dads for NIL foie r,nta. Baumgarten and Co., H0.t 141 / 6 01 . W • C '• 144 . naclistreb•street. AC., lakiak. Nu. E vrri; trust ho •110. 1 I t . n eJ _ or Rt ,EvirT aid 51 EVirrl I'ACI r `Tt " f I 3111 sal nd , irre"•—) 154 taitcretra 6rr of PACT 3dratibed riser, the w :act 5111 k i d Indus I iv , sunry ot fa fur Is •,.s for clinks isle ortur" t. !bt or pass rr lof PACI d i spatched cm wellitacen register RS ton forint Docks cirery, and ori nifinek sod cam prow wig., cook! SlOUtai DI/LACK j 1) CLINIC* P A C ReCocrtia..; liteesdand .. I .. 1 tarsidital ' 1 1124 i Ihls c .---- stirate ROW Pdsuirdi 111115'ef sceOlnew ▪ peroculars r JLRE I LUNE Bill line sad lonlon. blarkot FRIES to it., lave the I the eplendid cl 11315 N, Comi t Z./Mandan 1 Cj mil carry • woj to 311E0 lin= sod So ell:octets are c he second clam 11E01 11 T" PHIL ADI yes Ilse their 1 torril4 rl FR KIN CITY CITY tad swag Cane pall '.7. sad Id Rime* by 661 6 work lon Or/a, the Col m eery advaol CULLY Mk 0.1 MACEY. I iItNARD 1J AILEZIC sr Admbalq I sa: hawses 1.1 Billatt to b beteg re Wm sass at Cork CrBA, tor AFRICA. I strnTRAL • Index pas truisferred In:id:nate. ai barge moo tent . .,ut wines second c wood canto, yet ton, sad 16 kusiletrest, La L. ust, Parr 1154 C. Cotten M . :at. Limps° PHILLIFpi Co. des Par wornew tom Heroutai Ithaels at n a.: ITENOURD es het 4. Fir 1312)1E.: DUX 5101 1 /1 'Neither perm) ifiscreaU at ni Par GOTHEY Braelydant Fir Relight, p wd latiralsdrcus. 1 CO.ll. Roc MOROD hags pa Win' Bags. strimale (linen house SANSF 0 N D I '1 *. lie dress fa " let our els ' VIDE These lei lunar. fur Ini bisrl with hiti sue* they an Anticosti " sfr. L toilet Illuatrath 1 0 1 .11:13 PHI AVERCO NJ nu Tone set - i. er 0AT9 , 0 lIA3III 101 HVA3I kt al Tr full, N . 1 . Ge \n.: Or N 3. N.. 1. Ro b. HS Nut H. Nu 7 Tr i7 - I , trrn of q 11. 14 ,r ee it, lin; I DINNEFf Cat C tLe tt .!,I.l,ete Mr ten. It is pre' *sunk. I.) 3 . - a1..1 I id an effect the het I ^.l rat 1 ' 1 !!!) p L 'C a " 4!.l l allay, K•l•r!!...hing !kid - lee , I-pf " 1..a1y a L' trees. It s • l'• 12:1,a u.:, k te: tarn '''rntve4 on THE INv Tbe ere/ Y. t2..n r.. 14. II 1. a.l • ! *1 + 2 .1. 11,.1, 0 . per Aa,nta. Users. I 'd WA. Pepe" SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW, 1864. LOILICULTURAL HALL. Landon. —911 TY-SIXTH ANNUAL away of CATTLE, Sham Pip, Implement, lee* and Rao* at Um above hell, oa MONDAY, Dec. A Mir 2 p.m., PILIVATZ VIEW. Admission, Res Shillings. Tuned p Wadmaday, Thursday, sad Friday, Dee. 4 7. It sad 9, One OslWsa, izeanlon Train aad Cheap Return Tickets trots all the prim sepal Lava" REPRESENTATION of the WIZARD 87 th • NORTM.—TO-N IGHT at MAL—The WORLD of YAGIC.-1111si ANDER& tN, the Sotoodidghted • It, la, sad >k To be secured at tit. Jetees'abon, Pfeeedilly. The breast Rota Tylag Mystery sad Cablaee Beanost by Mlie Lisle Anderson and Mr. Batton s, alibi mad Saturday atter- MOM PROFESSOR RIDMONIYB SEANCES, at the LONDON PAVILION, Kvray EVENING. troductloa at mew Woks : tba great Venom: the Lad Faaali, sod (abut astartalaanats as ariulL MEN OXFORD.—ORPREE AUX ZNFKREL JL Cask Opess, by J. O( beck, in ornseeqsamee at lisped soccer. wlll Oa repeated EVELY &VIKING. Meador, Mr. P. Jaegbroaaa. The D'AUBLNe, aed W other wallah/it Wall Admission : Awe. ed. ; dans sad le.: prtrsea kols lea paged led Caaterbary Hell (Linked). THE IMPERIAL MEECANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION (LIMITED% ARE AI7THOSISED TO ILICEITE APPLICA TIONS 101 LESOO,O4 CZETIPIC.ATIS OP DIDIIIIIIIIII OP THE A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY (NEW TORS PINNSyLvANT A —OlllO%, theamoll lama have hew alreedb embed for. Them Cerilleatie will be leased at 4•0 tor *MO, to be redeemed at par (ADM) la Brlttab method , . at Weed of Wee years, with Interest at S par cent. per annum, payable half-yearly, os Me 14th of May sad 160 of Namable la each year, the payssat of the intareat b London being summated by the Commildated Soak (thanes% London, and payable by them Is British Me dias tziettlia. Samna lleraiy, Req., IL P. John P. Laraard, leg. Charlie Malay, las. 11.411.011. Sts Co roWeed Beak, Landon sad Mauetterter. Morro A. Maywood. eons, sad 00, LA worpool sozacrroza—ilseare. Pm/ golds ad Mimosa, Boak-beldinga, London, LC. imotaaa. Disims.Joabaa Bak:Mama sadjks, A Angel-court, Tbrogmor- Wain* Lott. C. K Y. Sattarthwalte, t q., ga, ittrageortonotraot, London, &C. Masan. T. Thatersad Bow da. Browa's-builMa^ Liverpool_ Moos. Mora &M Litt. la. Bl ALleblq•Nall. Maathastor. The imperial Mercantile Credit Amodattois (Limited) ate pre pared to receive subecript , ons foe the above amount of Cert cates ot Debentures, of which £l,/00,000km been already ap plied for. The total bonded debt over the whole system of the Atlantic and Great Western hallway is £1,190,110. and with the sleep bon of proceeds of Bonds £1,756,070, held by the public, the has has been constructed Wth funds advanced by capitalises, whose ant'cipations of wadeable results have been tar move than realised ; the railway, a abough only partially developed, saki biting returns of tranic and re. "me, which may without sun dered= be designated unexampled. When this undertaking was projected. It was found aloes easy to obtain powers for its ounbruction from each state through which It would pose This compelled independent or ganbagions and separate Amadei arrangements the in,nove ukase attending which has !weenie so manifest, that it is deter mined to consolidate the whole line under one administration. Pending the completion of leinsistim enactments, it has been re solved to lame Meth se (h. Mints* of Debenture, payable in three years, bearing Interest at S per c. M. per annum, winch interest is guaranteed by the Consolidated Bank . and the principal se cured by a deposit with the trustees of bonds and shares amount ing at usual exchange to £4.1010,491 he Bonds and Shane so deposited will he kept at the Bank of Lifland, la the names of the Trustees, and the form of declaration of trine to be executed by them may be inspected at the Mice of 11e sere. lreshtielde and Newman. The CertlAcates of Debenture are in sums of £lOO, £5OO, and £l,OOO each, with Coupons attached for interest at g per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly. The interest foe the whole Wrill will be gwantsed by the Connaldated Bank, with whom asearities have been lodged. The price of lithe Is Axed at 90 ; sad the instalments are pay able as follows: Der NM. on appllcatlon. 10 „ allotment. io 17th Januar', MIL 11 „ 17th February, „ 17th Murk „ u 7th Awil. „ 1 ISth IW, „ lass Coupon L 4 pat amt. doe on that day.. Th certilleatm will be paid off at par, on 15th November, 1861. The Interest on the investment, including the redemption par, is upwards of 11 per cent, per anyam, exchisles of ea deferred instabnenta Sabscribers have the option of paying any or all of the Instal. meats In advance, and will be allowed a discount of It per cot. per annum on such prep.) merits. After allotment, scrip will be lamed to .• bearer.' Ou payment of the final instalment, tho scrip will be exchanged for certifi cates of debenture, with guaranteed Merest 000 pons attached, payable Llth Massed Ittb November la each year. ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. NSW YORE-PRNNSYLVANIA-ORIO. (Po To the IsperMl Ilarmatne Credit Amoclation" (Limited,. No. Having paid to the Comoildated Bonk (Limited), the auto et I hereby mast that you wlll allot me t Clef- Mattes or &bream of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail way, and I bweby agree to accept such eettlaeatee of debentures. se any leas umber that may be 'Rotted to me. aad to pay the instalments thereon, ace ding to the terms of the prospectus I am yourbedlerd memmt, IV= tall 11. - - - ' • ' THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION (Limlted). CIRTIFIC.ATIV el DRBENTURI ERSIS,MO at the AT LANTIC AM GMAT WESTERN RAILWAY. NOTION! IS HWBY DIET(, that NO PURTIIIR APPLI CATIONS he them DZSINTUARS .w be RSCCIVIED APTER SATURDAY amt. the Srd Deonabor Instaat.—By order. Imodom 19th November, 1014. NEAPOLITAN ICES EVERY DAY. Cabs. Balla sad Parties supplied on the shortest notku. Every variety of French and &ries Pastries . CANSO GAM RSPRESIDARNT ROOMS lit STRAND. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF ICES. Cabs sad Theatres supptied. CARL turn. RSPREBBIIRIT ROOMS 112, MANIA NEW HIINGERFORD HALL, WRIT II I MRS-ROAD. Throe Wagalflasat BILLIARD Th 81.14 (by Thurston) us added to this tatsblistiniest. fur imbibe or private play. I,7ARMOITTH BLOATERS, in Season from 1 Oct IS. end or Dec, 100, 6a. ; 1,110. nu —Forwarded. germ aacelpt of mashataaam by MID& 114.1.1111 Y, Ormat Yarmouth. CIAUTION.--COCKS'S celebrated READING PIATJCI, fee Pleb. Oente, steaks, Scum Gravies, Rot and Cold Year. and unrivalled for general um, la sold by all re neetable dealers to muses It Is manufactured only by tbe Imreutors of the Mole Proprietor, CHARLES COCKS, 6, Duke street, Reading, the Origual Sawa Wardroom, All others am Spurious Imitations. ipt ARLO Wl3 PATENT CUBS STAND a new limmithua so admirably oasitrived that a toll butt, as well as smaller casks, may be mimed or tilted ois it wittiest labour or trouble. lie artlou is so impalpable that the sediment of tee moot limpid fluid by Ito possibility eau be dimarbed. MOP ea, Ils., 14L. to Mt 44. n, mid 18 gallon make. BARLOW'S !MU-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vocting molted. No non Nat boor or soar whoa Yrko Is. Od. ; CO* .—.spyO direct to JAM. HAILOW, potootoktr=tllato-ationt. Maaoloo4louso S.. OM kW Dams sad adm an on *very article sit ottoman simian lienoiLosa Zogravtase grata EatabUilaad 1000. HYACINTHS, TULIPS, CROCUS, &c., ic ceilidh= ter the Greenhouse, Censerretory, sad Flower Gorden. les. ed., Ha., tie.. Ma, tee., Me, Me., led 1001. seek. Orders sotoosting to tle sad *Pm's& owing fret. Poetsellee olden pe k rbie at ( haring-crow. T LIR and Meta L LOCH, 8. 7 1. EN, COVINT-GAILDIET ILLLIZT, 1A11404 W.C. VIEWS celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TABLZTS, ed. and ed. each, sold by all chandlers and &Mthmenhout the kingdom . hut the public should ask id's. and see that th. name of J. C. and J. YIELD is on each packet, boa sad tablet . Wholesale and for exportation et the Worts, UPPER MARSH, LAM BETH, LONDON, S., whin also ray be obtabied their Prise Medal Parana* Candle* WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispenotable to personal Attractio4 and to MOW and lourerity by the proper maatication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or PEARL DENT' I lir LUCE, compounded of Oriental ingredient'', hi of Inestimable value In presents`` and beautifying the teeth. strengthening the ones, sod In airing a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It embowers tartar front the teeth, removes spots of incipient decay, and polishes and preeerses the enamel, to which it imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its invaluable ;broo parties hare obtained the patronage of royalty and the aristo cracy of Europe, and it is universally to high repute. Prim fa Pd. per box. Sold at 20. Hatton-garden. and by Clienelete and Portman. Mt tar &ow bads' Odonto. SIR ASTLEY COOPER'S VITAL RESTORA rms. propind by limn. HAZVEY sad Co.. surgeons, sod on only Po obtained at their resident*. 44, Wityroontli demi Portisisd-plaos, logyors-park. loadus,W. Preys Ua par point : by post I. mere. ,AITUE. —The LICIT UCK contains an active keinetple, the Latechse, which poaseesse all the soothlety =of opiate without Its daesers.—Hr. H. !MEAL% r. ea. 8. 411. Haymarket. prepares a Syrup sad a Moot tense (or lettuce% highly recommended by IM Medical Protesaian for colds. asthma, bronchitis, and an catestglectices. Syrup. 2,,„ Tats, Ia lid. and as ad. Nee. b 1 psis. to OK lad lks. td. settee. MI& LINALTIIII LEGACY. Dee. I, stitched In a °ore, THE NEW cairrnaus NUMBER of ALL THE TI L E 10IIED, sandaled L MUHL'S DICIENe, entitled MR& LIR IPER'S LEGACY. Rya. Urriper retake bow she went on and went over. "'pia Lodi*, relates a Wild Lased of a Doctor . Another peat Lodger relates LL sr melees. so a Poor Relation. Another par Lodger Mates what Lot km drew at 0 luntper Howe. Another rat Lodger relates Hie own Orr Story Another Past Lodger rearms antra freages, to her Husband. Mrs Merge Mars how Jemmy topped up. Pries froarpenes The lb* 10 rinser of " All Ilse Year Round," handsomely bound In red clo each. th, are always oat are in sets, price 44 each, or singly Is PIINCH'B POCKET-BOOK 1865, Illsdasted by Joss T um sawl Caszsal Kim L Dow reedy. Pries 2s. ed. PIINCH'B ALMANACK 1865, llbulasted by J. L liturss, LA., .Togii TRAM C. uzahs. sad G. Mumma. will be published mei, Desisober. DECEMBER, 18641.—The Line Engravings in Jur the AItT4OI.II3.NAL kw DECIMBILit wake 2e. IL) ore Tsroor's "IWO dol_td." be Z. BEII•dIrd F. sdarr. " neat the nipper.' by L nonfat ; end Intrhains Go to Bleevi: xs y H. W. &Sodom Ti. number ono Includes ant, Unatestke of T. Wright.' .10.blary nii 2 Cseleatoon" L latrat's Potterke of MtVordahlre, J. Defforsolt Notice of Mrs. L r Ward'. waste, end other alleluia 1864. The VOLUME of the ART .IOI7IINAL ter nu (prls•ua N. aka. will be read, cm MOMDAY. Dea Ii It alelos Thlr44llz Mir _,___ Yo -- ,--. ............. -.......- about Modred Woodcut% sami ak betZe other trateentlig articles, coattnaous pawn on the subjects a—"Ilso of Ibutestare and of Grue In Art," by Thema fr ia = LILA... Wodgwood and ia," by Llenellysm= L&A. ; an Illustrated Almanac of the Months, hoes by W. Harvey, men seed by Wad: " Portrait Matta' In " by Peier CmYnabass. PAL ; " Britt& Artists. with of their Valdese OWN," by James Dallorne: The Secular Cl assy et the Middle Ape," by 2.,. LL. Cans, R.&; " The nr‘Wark a the lleadba—Jaanary to Deasniber," 1 by ism J. G. Woad. ILA., ale. tondos: James L Virtue, la. ley-lann FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW MAR'S OIPTE. DitFLITCHERS GUIDE TO FAMILY DIVOTION • tate of HMCO copies Wooed $s author to Improve arid 'ohne the Wart. It coraphere 720 IPrviees. each feel a ll=Prsyer, Perham of fleriptare. arid appro priate one ler the Norton aatt &edam of sway day* the year. Also aa Appendix, com ter Parhmhar Oomolose. I vaL royal tie, 10 I lhittra mi loga rm = cloth int Also to nit sad reartamo boodle's. London: James IL Virtue, City-road sod 17-loos. N. 4 .Pablighwklinde ed• hf_poet tor anon aleaspa. RIALMEL'S PERFeIf ED ALMA NACK for 18116, beautifully llkedasted, a pretty little present to Glob abroad sod at home. Bold by all the trade.—lthamel. Perfumer. 96, Strand sad U. Corahl& K. & loerly to Deem bez will be published. with above tee The Book Perfume,' by Mow ilrawaeL TRE COMPANIES ACT, 1882. The Forms sad Aosonot Book' rotudrol ostler tee above Ask are e other Mils of Amon* Books, oath row, Brattooory re quisite for Paths Qmpoodes, the = Counting-hoots,map ontoms. Printing ot every Mediates. Certillootos llopored and Mated ; MAY Seas de olgood sad mooted._ . . AY •Willat ftest4l~4. LC.. sea Loudon-Wigs, L 1 TItAII7IO RETURNS. Mks Per Na- TIM. ?lima =WM. opda. smears. ahaadiss. 11/64. UNIL Week ending Nov. 13. A 6 4 4 Ottoman Week ending Noy. 17. Outran and IllWanks. B. Aust.& LemlanneVat - (ioutlia.m. Line) —loB2 10,908 13.757 64,645 42,277 (Lombardo Line) 11111111 of COWS! Italy 188 1,7110 1,90 1,090 kW Week mega, Nov IS. greet Western of Oansda 846 - - 11,647 11,942 Week Nadine Nov. 15. Cork end Yo=l i and • - 2* 86 374 190 We i rk aim'n endlng Nov. MI. Cork aud Bendou - 1811 144 132 404 ier Is (South WIMMIIIII Mg - - 9.111 9,137 London,Brislates. and B Come 1107; 11,199 4,565 15,964 15,402 South taigern - - - 12,000 17,808 Week ending Nov. 27. Cambrian Gress Luxembourg London and BlsokoeB - 1,1811 254 1,744 1.747 Metropolitan - -.- 9,197 1,096 North London FILIDDIIIIN'S AID floctirr.—The friends and con tributors to the premiss wants of the liberated slaves will be pleased to learn that the Loados committee of the Freedmen's Aid Society have reoeived and forwarded a con siderable number of valuable parcels of useful cloth's*, &a, for the use and comfort of them poor suffering meatares. As many inquiries have best made by parties anxious to coetribote to the cause as to when packages should be sent, it will be as well to state that cossignmente are now sent off almost m moo sa received. All goods should be addressed Johneoe, Johnson, aid Co., wholesale tea dealers, 17. Slonilieldstreet. Loodoc-wall, City, Loodoe, for Freed motes Aid Society, by whom as acknowledgment will be sent as soon se to hood. Addis= of sender and particulars, with estimated value, should be furnished. Mosey contri bution for the object will be gratefully received, sad may be paid to the bank of Mews Barclay, Bevan, Trittos, and Co. to the account of the meociation, or seat to the traisirer az sub-tresaarer, cc say of the secretaries or coin. M illi GERMANS AND THEIR VICTIMS. To us aecuatomod to great victories, who, ea each turns up, give it a hurrah and an illumination, aid then have done, wait. lug quietly for the sett, the way is which Flensburg and Duppel have taken ponsessioe of, and penetrated into, the heart end thronh every nerve of the German nature, is as wonderful • Omommoa se a @Maggot can behold. The ring of betide pervades everything ; it is in the conversation, io the music, in the newspapers, in the pamphlets, is the chapbooks, in the public enter isimeate. You will see • shop-window stored with relics from Sieswig—flattoned bullets, (ragman of Malls, lots of bayonets and sword-blades, mostly framed or mooted oa pe deMa with suitable imaripticas. I clammy it would be so bad speculation just now to export some old army stares to Germany. The booksellers' sad print-shop wie doss flare with enmognined pictures, filled with the horrors that delight the most brutal appetites. Most people are familiar with the practice—naturally a gentle Led pleasing ono—of headier; the Meets whams letters are mitts. with small esgraviop of spots rendered Pigmenting ; the stile is perhaps thus reminded of his native horns, or be mark to those dear to him there, • faint transcript of the seems moon which he &Amuse By a horrible travails of this amiable practice, German letterpaper is heeded with • large variety of the murderous deeds of the war, highly coloured with the everpredominating red, so that both the sender and the receiver of domestic end friendly communism may have an additional opportunity of gloating over biotite. Deoraerk.—Blodcwood's Magazine for December. A Convict's VIEWS ABOVE CoxtucTs.--The only thing you have to guard against is kespiug them in prison too beg. Long imprisonments defeat their own end. Is the first plats, after • time, they lose their power to pais so all. woeful is use, at probably so system could be hefted, short of cos iovolving the most molting mashy, which would not come after a while to be berm with in differeme. Thus, there is scarcely • prisoner to wheat the routine and confinement of prim life continue to be • source of anything like acute suff erin g after the first year, or whom the close of the second year does not tied callous and comfortable ...11l would prefer being at large more for love of wife or child, left io the hard world osteide, all for love of personal iodepen. dem. Bat few feel much ; those who feel at all are touched through their affections ; and it is herd to came soy but the finer and more highly educated natures much suffering even through these The saw relief comes to them which soma to come to all in great and irremediable trouble. . . . This power of living for the present seems to be possessed by all alike. It is by no means oon fined to the elms of which lam sow speaking. The dark, morose, sullen rufilm, and the cooscienmetricken melan choly criminal, who is the convict of our imagination, has DO existence in reality, or is to be found only during the first few months after conviction. On the contrary, such unveiled cheerfulms, such general forbearance, such a power of taking everything pleasantly, as animates, almost without exception, those who have been loos in confinement, is not perhaps to be met with in any other social circle in the world. Look Mt* ' the exercise grounds at Fremantle, and you will my that no party of pleasure wu ever apparently so free from disturbing influences, or displayed so great an amount of I tranquil eajoyment as the deasinced and exiled men before you. And so completely is this the result of other cams than light punishment, that those undergoing the additional I end terribly severe seetisoose for attempting to escape, and other prison offences, are as careless and happy as the rest.' Loaded, many of them, with 28lb. irons day and night, me dm:medico wear them for one to three yams ; placed, some I of them so loaded, on lib. of bread a day for 60 or 70 ; days at a time ; and presenting. after each fasts, such ! a spectacle of emaciation that, if they were to appear (just as they are) in the streets of London, they would raise a I general bunt of iodignation—they yet defy it all. Their punishment is very painful at first, and sufficiently painful all Moog to make them feel very savage and quietly cherish • totem revesge. Bat after the first fourteen days, which they say is worm than all the rest, they suffer oo acute pain. Bores up by the elasticity of youth, —stroirg in their motto, " I can do t,"f and becoming better able, mentally, it sot physically, to bear their suffainp every sooesesive day,— they grow as iodifferent to their additional sentence as they did to their miginillons.—CorMs/1 Maga:inn for Damn. bor. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (seam's TILIOILLKIL ) THE FEDERAL DIET. FRANKFORT, Nov. 29, Evionso. _. An extraordinary sitting of the Federal Diet took place to-day. The treaty of pesos with Den mark was communicated by the representatives of Austria and Prussia. Saxony made a proposition that the Federal Diet should determine whether the federal execution in Holstein is to be consi dered at an end. This proposal was referred to the committees on the Holstein question. The report of General Hake, commander of the federal forces in Holstein, asking for fresh instructions, was then read. Bavaria proposed that the general should be directed not to abandon his present position without further orders. This was agreed to by a majority of votes, and the report was likewise referred to the com mittees. The views entertained by Prussia on every paint in regard to the protracted occupation of Holskin by the troops engaged in the fed' s& ezreatispasere emergetically maintained by the re- PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Nov. 29. Prussia has fixed a period of five days for the evacuation of Holstein and Lauenburg by the Hanoverian and Saxon troops. THE AUSTRIAN REICHSRATH. VIENNA, Nov. 29. _ _ The debate on the address in reply to the speech Torn the throne commenced to-day in the Lower House of the Reichsrath. Count Kinky reviewed unlavourably the state of the finances, and censured the foreign policy hitherto pursued by the government. Dr. Berger said that the principles expressed in the address showed the wish of the house to be that an alteration should be made in the policy of the government. He represented Austria's position as isolated, and declared that her only real ally was Germany. Austria must energetically oppose every separatist endeavour of Prussia. The debate on the paragraphs of the oddities then commenced, the three first of which were passed. The Minister of Commerce introduced a bill for the construction of a Transylvanian railroad. THE ITALIAN P, TURIN, Noy. 99. In to-day's sitting of the Senate, Signor Panto proposed that the house should ask the government to communicate any note it might have received from M. Drouyn de Lhuys since that of the 7th November. General Della Mormon iu reply, stated that the government had communicated all the docu ments that it believed it could communicate. After a long discussion, ,the proposition of Signor Pareto was rejected by a large majority. SPAIN. MADRID, Nov. 29. The Bpooa of today says that the Minister of Finance has investigated the resources of the country, and decided that they are equal to bear the charges on the revenue op to the end of the year. THE BRAZILS. LISBON, Nov. 29. The Royal Mail Packet Company's steamer Oneida, with the Brazil mails, arrived here to-day. (B 7 takipsib from Lisboa.) RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. 8. Exchange on London, 25+, 28. Coffee, good first, 5.800 reds ; shipments since the departure of the last steamer 69,000 bags, including 35,000 for the Channel ; sales, 75,000 ; stock, 100,000. Freights to the Channel, 60a. to hoe. BAHIA. Nov. 13. Exchange on 'London, 261 to 27. Cotton, 16,000 reia. Sugar, 1,800 to 2,400 refs. PERNAMBUCO. Nov. BS. Exchange on London, 261 to 27. Sugar, whiten 3,400 ; brown, 9,000 rein. Cotton, 16,000 to 18,000 rein. The Enmity, with the French mail, arrived at Pernambuco on the 12th. Courr ZANOTBII. —Wbile so much is said and written es informable sad noe-interventioe, morel, diplo matic, sad military, by oar owe public men, it is totereeliag to Maw at what value the proclaimed public opinion of Ear land is estimated by those who have most to hope from it, out the supposition that it is of any use. In the course of • carreepoodesios which we find in the Kentish Gazette • distinguished Pole, Count Zare.oyski, writing to /dr. George Daring, makes the followiog observations, :—" If • greet nation is bound to make its weight tell is the destinies of the world on the side of jetties and right, it is not seems. wily by war, and certainly not by war only, that seek • nation can Witty her duty so herself and to Provides's Locg before any question of war is implied, is fact leaving war entirely out of the question, the all-importset step for • government to perform is, after metier, 5Z11113113114100, to proclaim what is its opinion is the right and the wrong of the case, ad then to leave so doubt that It cannot other. wise than side with the right while throwieg necoaditioual bleats on the wrong. By doing so much, duty is redeemed •, the rest may safely be left to Him who taught us Out Hes. yen shall be gives to those who remain faithful is suffering for the make of justice. Busse, dear sir, them re partly elicited by your Etoolsn friend's letter wreli a i return,—Youre truly, L ZANOT NM." Taz Atm= Irrranconimir or viz Foarrox ETWITIIINT Ace.—The American ship Great Western. which bed been detained in the Heresy pending the inquiries about • Wen number of passengers, who it was alleged bed I been gathered together in London, Ashton-under-Lmm sad other places by Federal recruiting agents, sailed from the Mersey yesterday (Tuesday) morning for New York, wider command of Captain Cunningham, the government having decided that it had no claim upon the ship. We understand that the owners of the vessel, Mews. Baring • Brothers, have lodged • claim against the government for loses sustained by the detention of the skip, Tax Baageorss RiGuLAnox Ace.—A depata tioe of operative bakers yesterday waited upon Mr. Lewd, M.P., with reference to the saw act for the regulation at bakehouses, the abolition of night sad Sunday work, and the reetriiition of the hours of labour to twelve per day in the baking trades The deputation stated that, Mr. Leysrd having on a former occasion taken a deep interest in the welfare of the operative bakers, they had been induced mein to wait upon bins to point nut the partial and defective way in which the provisions of thn remit act for the better regulation of bakehouse were being carried out, and also to solicit hie aid in providing a legislative remedy for the many grievances under which the operatives is the taking trade were suffering from their ott neosesarily long boors of labour, Le. The bon. member listeoed to the dismantles with much interest sod attention, and having asked several questions with respect to the grievacciesof which they complained, promised to bring the matter under the notice of the Home Secretary with the view of providing se far as possible some legislative remedy for the existing evils, and seeing to the more effectual curry ing out of the repeat sot. The deputation, haring thanked Mr. Laysrd for Discourtesy, then withdrew. imictdMlStillalll4lot.l HOLLOWAY'S OnfTWILNY. had.. Sore Wsertara. Inflamed Nipples.—There ts uo me dical preperatba In the world which may be so thoronahly de pended on in the treatment of the above aliments as 11.1loway a Invaluable Orstneset, set scarcely a day perm In vb, oh au. thent , e testimonials to Its etheacy are not received from all parts of the globe. Noddy can be simpler or more safe than the manner is which they are applied_ or Its action oo the body. both locally and cortstitsttmelly. The Ointment rubbed on the part affected enters the pores Jost as mkt enters meat, and not only gists rid of the local evil, but posAfotos W Ow c oons of It and doves 1$ from Ilia system. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. (MN ova owe temszaosesn.) PORT ELIZABETH, ALGOL BAY, Oor. 20. By the Diamond Commny's screw steamer Eastern Province, Captain Edington, I send you • I brief summary of colonial news. Trade is improving, and the new clip of wool is beginning to appear in our markets. The merchants of the province, with the view of inducing the farmers to take more pains in the get-up of the fleeces, have offered several prizes of 1001. each for superior clips, to be exhibited at the wool show early in 1866. The various agricultural societies likewise offer prises, and in fact public attention is earnestly directed to the improvement of the quality of our wool. A oompany has been formed in Cape Town in order to introduce the alpaca, and an agent has been despatched to South America to purchase the first batch of animals. The trade of this province is increasing with ex traordinary rapidity, doubling that of the west. The importe at Port Elizabeth for the nine months of 1964, ending 30th Sept., are 1,036,1691. against d 151,6021. of 1863. The exports for the same pe riod from this town are 1,411,5641. against 1,083,7481. of 1863. The quantity of wool sent from here to England and America since the Ist hilme—lna, amounts to 911,009,000 lbs. stralsat 90,000,000 Me. of last year. or is this difference the result of a " spurt " in business progress, it is the natural consequence of a steady thermos. Governor Sir Philip Wodehouse is wow the Orange River, settling or endeavouring to settle a question is bleb has been a source of beartburning, of forays, raids, and bloodshed for the last dozen years—the question of the boundary line between the Orange Free State and Basuto-land, the territory of Mothesh and his tributary chieftains. When Sir George Clerk ceded the sovereignty of the Orange River State from the government of England to the Boers, this boundary was not clearly defined. Hence so many reprisals, and hence the Basuto war of 1839. Last year Mr. Brand, of the colonial bar, was elected President of the State, and with the view of starting fair, he induced his council to re quest Governor Wodehouse to arbitrate in the boundary matter. Moshesh was willing—not only willing, but anxious—for the Governor's mediation, and to the Orange River the Governor went in February last. When the day of adjudication came Moshesh expressed his intention of abiding by Sir Philip's fiat, be it favourable or adverse to has interests. Not so the Dutch Volkaraad, who, through President Brand, gave his excellency to understand that they would only adhere to his mediation on condition that his arbitration suited their book. The Governor was very properly die ' gusted, refused to parley or hold further communi cation with the Boers, and started for home on the same day. Public opinion supported his 41 - uellency, and President Brand and his read were scouted by all classes. Finding that the disputes with the Basuto. increased, and that the colonists were inclined to support the cause of the latter, Mr. Brand summoned his council, and • very humble and penitently worded address was drawn up, signed officially, and despatched to the Governor, imploring his return, and promising the most ent ir e submission on the art of the Boers to any deeiaion his excellency might see fit to pro mulgate. Sir Philip was satisfied, and is now engaged in mediating—which mediation will be final and decisive, and the definite position of both parties for the first time accurately laid down. The Free State mission promises to be a failure. I enclose authentic documents supporting this pre diction. Owing to the tractarian views and prac tices of Bishop 'Twang and certain of his clergy, the inhabitants of one of the three parishes have met together, and refused any gran t for the support of any mission not " evangelical ' in its principles and poi-actin. Thus one source—the most liberal of all—Sas been cut off. More than this, the in habitants have memorialised the Volksraad to withdraw the government grant—a request the Bead will only be too happy to accede to. So far, then, as the most important parish is concerned, the mission will be unaided. In a fsw words, th• grievance may be thus expressed ; the inhabitants when soliciting the Bishop of Cape Town to get up the mission, guaranteed their most liberal support solely on the condition that no high church practices or doctrines should be introduced. The Rev. R. Shapcote has introduced the obnoxious practices to the very height of absurdity. Bishop l'wells has been appealed to, and sides with- his priest, ergo, the conditions having been violated, the agreement to furnish stipendiary aid is ipso facto null. Great blame is attached to Bishop Twells by some of the most consistent churchmen and im partial observers in the colony ; for the mission will never recover the confidence it has lost. The frontier is tranquil and likely to remain so. The whole of the excitement which was crested here and in England, relative to the prospect of another Kaffir war, arose from a false alarm having been given by an officer of the mounted police who was unfit for his duty. As a colonist of eighteen years' experience and as one who has served as an officer of irregular hone in the wars of 1847 and 1861, I am of opinion that we shall have no more Kaffir ware. The tribes which were wont to give trouble are broken up and humiliated. Kreili is still powerful, but craven. Numbers of the best and bravest of the colonists are in hopes that Mr. Card well may be induced to reconsider his recent decision not to occupy the Trans-Keian territory. They were ready and willing to occupy it, but the rumours of war created by a foolish mistake influenced the government at home in a direction contrary to what had been anticipated. Mr. John Fairbairn, formerly editor of the Commetcial Advertiser., died rather suddenly, on the 3rd October, aged 70 years. Mr. Fairbairn was for many years the leader of the nonconformist party at the Cape, and will be remembered by many people in England as the man who fought for and won the liberty of the press in 1824, and who like wise in 1849 was the chief instrument in preventing this colony from becoming a penal settlement. At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the 26th day of November, 1864, bey Mapsty levies bees pleased to appoint the Bight Hon. Betlby Richard, Lord Wasiak, to be her Majesty's Lieutenant of the East Midas of the county of York, his lordship this day took sad subeeribed the oath a.gpppoiistsd to be akin therapies, Instead of the oaths of allsgiaaee, sepreemey, and &Maratha. —Osage. TUB REY. E. A. EILLYAILD AND BROTH= laria rtra—The Rev. E. A. Hillyard hes remised from the Poor law Board their deeision ea to the hanky into him conduct recently had at Norwish by Sir J. Welshes', oar of the in spectors of tbe beard. It is to the ilea that the bard will not interfere as regards Mr. Hillyard's practices in the pariah chetah of et. Larresce, Norwich, me they consider his proceedings there not to come within their jurisdiction ; but they consider the allegation as to neglect of duty to be proved, inasmuch es he neglected to eatables the chide in the boys' sad girls' • Homes" no the occasion of his visits to those establishments, as isiscribed by the guava orders of the board. The board, therefore, Piquet Mr. Hillyard to resign his appellant's& es chaplain of the Nor wich Workhouse. By the same post a copy of the letter was east to the chairman of the Norwich Board of Guar diem _ _ A YUMMY AND SCHOOL 01 ART TOR NORTH KART LORDOR —A movement has ootnmesced is North. llbst Loodos, for the purpose of estsblishiog a museum sad eduestional chums invented therewith. The gnat distance of South Kowriegtou from the 1111116 of iedastry is the oppmit• quarters of the metropolis, mid the cons.- quest inocuiveuiesee sod loss of time lammed by workmen who desire to prat by its advantages, have gives ries to a very widoegoved feeling es their part for so art inwientn in their own lowility. The dist pubis, meeting will be held on Friday seat in the Holy Trinity school -moth Hostee, and it is proposed to hold niestine throughout the whole of the district to yestilide the question. His Holiness Pio Nono suffered a martyrdom from a malady which belled hie physicians. TN Duke de Roche tom:salt Oak( in Rome M the time recommended the use of Herrin° magentas truth& Ilthr use immediately removed the agony (neersigie) his Heather was marring. to the slightest symptom of return the use of thosevethable instruments ensures instant relit Thal: wake the skis of the heed restores grey hair to Rs amoral wrier. perkelth removes wreath thatlathe.-0111ma, laudow.—{dvertfee meat] REPRESENTATION OF FINSBURY. Last evening Mr. Ai 'Cullagh Torrent met a large body of the iadaestial electors of Finsbury at the Free maeme-liall, Oast Quessetreet, to explain his views so a madidate for the representatios of the borough. Colossi Kenaely mended the chair. sad introduced the hos. ma dela* ide or ag wboon he passed a warm eulosium. Mr. Tor rent, oa was very warmly received. He canursesieed by armoring opinion as to the sort of men who might to be met to the House of Commons for the large oosetite teem of tin* kingdom. They should be men with dear heads sad honed hearti, who would faith( ally carry out the when of the people apes the tares great qaestices of nicest, retronalineen aad modal progress, questions which had hem most y betrayed and played with by the parent parliament. Hs then adveled at length to the tonnes pollee of the present goverment, which hin thought was aaything bat Midwifery. They were pushing the policy of nosi•interveatios to as unearmatablo extent. sad atiompting to iodate this milistry from other ~lion This pelem of isolation yea a sorry policy, sad would Mad to plunge the country into a sea of future trouble. (Hear.) Our colonial polity, Hien:copied that punned towards lade. was mash more eatidsotory • but they owed ladia a great debt for the way in which that country had bete mistesampal, He strongly disapproved of the Chimes policy of thegovera. meat, and wee mash afraid it would end in an attempt as their part to atom* a imp portion of that money is the same of what was called the interned trade. (Hom) With to . horine matters, he considered it would be w t F7x ismb i Lisibr o t i. for tho middle le clasee merge z ; who n hich w o o trzbonmesed the seers the rights of eitimarte that large main of iatelligent workbag men bon whom it was-now meet adnoily, to Ws apes, withhold. (Hear.) Any ones - neemewe would resolve Ids esnwei support. He would alio tappet all measures of amid sad name espooiaDy any ma. mere having far its object improvement of the dwelling* el the labouring damn —Ned—white now wire a diternoe to inclination. He sesnladed • lon and able speech amidst much obseriag. A resolution was thee adopted unanimously, dedaring Yr. Torrent a AM* candi date for the representation of the borough, and pledg- Agtho desks% priesnli to support him at sant sledges. vote ad Haab to the shairman °Dwindle lino d the precesdinp. TEE METROPOLITAN EXTENSION LINE OP TEE LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOYEN RAIL WAY. A letter in the Tw eet from Mr. J. 8. Forbes, the gamma warier of the Leaden, Chatham, and Dover Rail way, sustains some istesseting _whalers respecting the Metropolitan Extensios line. Tie• total capital authorised Sc, the Metropolitan Extrusion is 5,733,0001. This ems, however, Includes the son of additional limes of two miles now is mune of oosetractios, together with of nearly the man length, authorised lest for bringing traffic from the Brighton end South Weenies written over the Metropolitan Extenstro. Wham them hoes ere completed the length of the whole Metropo litan Fatima= will be upwards of 14 miles, and their eon will be about 410,0001. per mile. The eoth pay bare bashed, et great cost, land for two oda timal lines between Hesse-kill said Btrekhiers ; they have constructed on the level of the river at inaktriase brAm for inerthandise end goods traffic. premises which for locality and 00OVIIMIN0111 are, Mr. Forbes says, an equal sd in London ; the bridge over the Thames is finished and reedy to cat, and the heavy works north of the aide and tereaumeng at Earlstreet are also nearly completed. The capital can is the manner represents many hundreds of thousands of pounds, which must remain quit* supra dative until, by the construction of the additional lies; and the opening through to Ludgate-hill and the Metro politen Esalway, the company are enabled, by multiplying W number of trains, to furnish such tartar facilities to the public as prosiest experitros has proved to be required, sad which will result in an enormously greater nos of the lines than is at present possible. The total capital authorised for the City lines uudiertakieg between Earinavel send Westetreet (Farriordountreet), including a large slake at Ledge, and a branch from Skinner. street to Smithfield (forming so part of ths lige to Westoireth), is 1,333,0001. Ths cod of the line from Bari. street le Watotreet, ia tenth about half • mile, will, without giving credit for surplus land, be 1,000,0001.. or at the rate of 2,000,0001. per mile. This expenditure, Mr. Fates says, has already enabled the caraway, for adequate ociendeestice, to maks strengementr for the pump of the City sod through traffic of the SoutieWeetern Company over the Metropolitan Extension line, and te aced it a terminus at Ludgate-hill. In this srmagemes• the Best of any farther accommodation required es the CtZstunction lane by the admission of the South-Winters will provided by that compenfr""Mesit at an outla y s l 1,000,000/ the line is maihissMy wetly, and such se expenditure of money mu only be jive tiled by the peat importance of the object to be sthieved by this last loth in the through communication between the railways north sod south of the Thames. In so wisely availing thernseltre of this cotamunintios, the Great Northern and South Western Companies; have mewed to themselves the advantage of a through route and City tannin without the vast cost to either company el separate extiesions. Within • few maths of the present time the whole of the districts south of the Tames will be brought into immediate connexion with the Metropolitan (Under ground)Railway system, and besides the great OUCT•16111011 to the public afforded by trains running direct between the str aw north and south of the river, there will be no reason why trains counesealiqj their journey at Farringdoentreth should not make the carman of Londe' ma KiDehrlollll, reddiagtos, Kensington, Brixton, Blackfriers, and so re turn to Farringdethetrat again. Further, the whole id the districts of country nerved by the Gre et Northern and Midland Railways will be brought into unbroken ormiruni cation with the southern counties and with the chief coati- Dental ports. The Great Northern Company have acquired the right to run over these lines, and to make use of the Metals Station as a west-end terminus for passenger traffic. Excellent 'abodes' upon the subject have bees consulted, and has eat mated that the quantity of coal to be brought by the Great Northern direct from the mimes, sad passed Illeckfrisn-beidge into the districts south of the far local sales, will be from 600,000 to 800,000 toes par swim. This cal will be sold out of the waggery sad therefor* without breakage or depreciation from trans- shipment, at considerably lees than the present mime charged ia the South Loudon district." ALLUGNI) DIDOZDIRLY Conover OF OMMeall AT Dinsus.-04arge .1. P. Taylor. Cherie* oats Mahe,. Dr= Graham, aad J Damages, allows of the 78th land) t, spewed before Mr. Allen at the Heed P ' Dahlia, yesterday morning, to tamer • reap of diaordetiy conduct at the Industrial Exhi bition of the Royal Debits Society on Mooday sight. The gentlemen baying aswered to their names, Mr. Alla asked Mr. Armstrong, the Bupsrinteedent of the Exhibiliss, what ante he hod to prefer. Mr. Armstrong—l do sot wish to the charge, your worship. We hod sa a this moroiag howl the gesitlmage, whisk is astidagary to the mar mitts.. Mr. Alien—l am very glad to beer of it. I was gurprised to best that (mama should have been gaZ of dmordirly omega at the Fattibition ; but sow I am that Lie =Per ham been arranged. Mr. J. A. W secretary to the Echibitios Committee, said be e s ti a 7cesti that bygones would aow be allowed to be bygoaes, that the teatimes who had jives bail would be rebored from farther rospotalhillty. Mr. Allen—Oh, of eaves es they have done the decent thing, the matter will drop Ose ag the gentlemen who bad hese charged said that the matter arose is this way :—He bad goes towards the plains be the purpose of speaking to the handwrites of the regiment when be was pushed bale. Yr. Allen—Well, they with draw the charge and the ere is at an end. Another of the gentlemen mid be was very cony the Whir had ooeurred at all, but it bad arise. out of a miscooception. The parties Qua witheirow.—Dittaislreaing Mail. Mae Lilian= Bootirs—" Ab ! it's pleasant to drop into my own may.chair my dear though a little bating what with netting upstairs and what with down, sad why hitobssetain should all be corner for the bailers to justify though I do not think they fully understaad their trade ad miner did. else why the seaman sod why met men ineirgaienoes and fewer draughts sad likewise making • practice of laying the planer en too this* I am well convinced which holds the damp sad as to chimney pots putting them on by guess work like bats at a party mad so mon knowing what their afoot will be upon the mote bles you than I do if so much, except that it will mostly be either to send it down your throat ism straight form or give it a twist Ware it goes them. And what I says speak. lag as I dad of those new metal chimneys all manes al shapes (there's a row of 'ern at Mis Wooseham's 104 as-bows lower down en the other side a the way) is that ahoy only work your smoke into artilkdal Fattens for you befogs you swallow it and that I'd quite as soon swallow mine plain, the flavour being the same, sot to menage the cionoeit of panto( up signs on the top of your bones to show the forms is which you take your erodes into your Wads. Being here before your eyes my dime in my owe wirehair in my own quiet rooms ia my own Lodging` House Number Eghty.ogie Norfolk.strga, Strata, Losiglea, situated midway bigwigs the City sad Bt. James's—if aaything is whirs it used to he with those basis tall* themselves Bailed, bat gelled Unlimited by Major Jackman, dam up everywhere, sad rising op into ilagetaffs where they met go an 7 higher, but my mind of those moo. ✓ims is gin use • or landiady's wholesome face whoa I newt of • jersey, sad not a brass plate with as electrified number diabig out of it which it's tot la altars can be glad to see me and to which I don't west to be heisted like molasses at the Desks end left there telegraph's, far help with the most tostrumento but quite in anis —being bare my dmr have ao call to mention that lam ▪ I. the • es • beige hoping to die ia the same mid if to the clergy partly read over at Baal Clement's DUMB ad coudsded in Hatheld churchyard wham lying saes spas by my poor Lirriper ashes to ashes sad dust to dask.—itre. lorripeer Legacy. -11 " , II 5 14%3 I