The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-13 00:00:00

IgOND-HAND PIANOYORTEIL—CRAMER, Beivre sol Ow low • Imo ariuml d i =4.ll•M ra... M so ors sumere maim as woo • THE DAILY NEWS: r LONDON MORNINO l PAM, Om mime* OA. elobroili b. Liman mew Jabot. ediewle of bee annosek, awl of Woad aga la ibe awry bar of lb mew* 81160411 be sormesp at lb i s . mom ta tam Tula* lad ammo** laiemllis aaaaa.aa Is UN al. MUMS/. NMI rwrlrf _IM yaw Is ow laroamd• ITs Moe 2 1111114•11L11 AND lIIPAILT . a w bo a tilittkol= olite=l: l6 lbab alb b TUB WILT DAILY auaula lUDOST, web Ord o Tas xii= M LD b wskello powrete eTIF pun We see NO ow mar bra be earblaaj asa lataanalloa ono ilamesseo Tow of ow beebellerw esoure Is lie Iloobb: of al oados. r. ke la eilalaba m 174 = lirn i tob rala L maalins la pat fir, PM Is sears W Pulaallas etc Oxpreoo. leverlbserseelflaeibn7il7o- c - fae," Landes Seeds' 'spas, aeset boa the Old" 10, veria-aneee, by Tem ea es the illy a Faillkakft. DSOST•LANS. Tim NvormMone, NMI 010 MN DIAMONDS. TO Maim 0. Baoss, A. SA. • Ors. Oser‘ Dramas. MS. AM . Mons; NW LAWN' Pe, Mao Dam Prey —Aol LA MAUI VAIN CA.—Oor menus lalrmsl7. RAT IitALM, Tarr Drumm. TEN TALI 0 10011 T. Noma IL Trion sod O. rim Puroibre. AT O M !OT MUHL Dr. M. Mr. rml rr r. WON DOT Mr. awl ilea. o.•Marirrns. Yd./AMID IL/WILT /WY oA9Tolll.—.omarmor I PA _wars. YIN Memos, AWAY N 111LANCROLT.— And ZINO Jells. W. awl Cas.—Osarro. et T. KWH WATIA AT LONDON 111DOIL rentif= tat es-....-7—Alieses. T I Z". Ms. LONDON 142f7ADAT. mor. 13. • SPECIAL EDMON el the 0 11:12113118," _wt sisdeg tbs reedts et the day's Bay" b pub. lambed every mein bariag dim Sporting bum. at Ida stab& Tie iambi/alien into the charge of aciesgemsy Sought by the Saloon Oninibita Oneermr spirt the Leedom Gemara Asocial= has bun mein ad jammed. Under then oireametthess it is not of coarse ear intention to offer any remarks apse the sole gyration pending for decision before the magi.. trate charged with the investigation—the gmedon whether the facts deposed to cooetitate sidlthent legal evidence of the technical offense et emegbney at Common Law. In the Court of Cesnmen Some the point 111110 f• hardly to admit of a doubt, but the law has its own mysteries into which it would be alike useless sad unbecoming for the son-profer Gimlet sills to iatermeddle. Bat upon the facts already proved—facts whose paid@ notoriety scarcely needed the espaffrinatioa of sworn testimooy in open court—upon theme It is peribetly within the competence of every inhabitant of this metropolis, of every reader of the police reports, to form and express a decided opinion. The paint we meth to urge is simply this, that a state et things so scan &loos, so dangerous to lies and limb, so utterly in compatible with a dee administration of the pollee et a greet city, sea ewer be allowed to go on. In some way or other the means most be found for its prompt suppression. If—which we should be very reluctant to think—the law as it at present exists does not furnish those means, the law most be altered for the express purpose of meeting a case so exceptional. It hes been proved before Mt. P , with a cumulation of evi dence which, even in a case of less notoriety, it would be impossible to resist, that the servants of the London General Omnibus Company have been for a long period of time in the habit of impeding and harassing the operations of their rivals, by driving sometimes more but never fewer than a couple of their omnibuses, one before and one behind every omnibus of the Saloon Company. The omnibuses thus employed are started at the exact timeat which a Saloon seta off—they stop whenever it stops—they race it along the road—they cross its line in front— they ran their poles within a few feet of its door whenever it polls up to take in a paesenger—they cut it oat at the corners of all the more important thoroughfares. If no Saloon is in sight they loiter about till one comes up ; and then commence at headloeg speed that neck and neck race through crowded thoroughfares which forms one of the most dangerous nuisances and most crying abuses of the metropolis. This is the " nursing " system" of which everybody has heard, which every denizen of the great city must over and over again have men with a painful sense of alarm at its peril- MOO= disgust at its indecency, and astonishment at its non-suppniaioa. Formally to prove facts so notorious to everybody who keeps his eyes open as he walks the thorough- 1 fares of London, is something like labouring to de nsocatrate that duet accompanies drought, or that mud follows rain. But as the constancy of the prie d°, is a principal element of the argument far design, it became, of course, important to show that the thing occurred so constaady that it mast have been intentional. Evidiseee of this kind was given in every form which testimony could assume. Specific facts deposed to in Courts of Justice very properly produce a greater impedes than any general statements. We will select beat the mass the narrative of an eye•witesss, who may fairly he taken as tolerably impartial. This is what Policeman 248 A has to tell as the emelt cif a day's experience passed in the chearfal esenpation ef watching omnibuses. The plies was the top a l Slasne-street—the date, the 16th of September lad. From eleven in the morning till seven i• the wow ing 248 A stood sad watched. Numbers of Salem omnibuses passed, and "as they passed there was " always one, esmietizase two, of the General and " buses in front, aad always ems behind. I know a " man nicknamed 'NOIIIT,' who drove a ' Salaam' three times each way every day." At let p.m., " Nosey" cane in sight, with Gee " General" la bent and one behind. NOSBY was hailed by a hidy and gentleman, sad stepped to take them up. At this point in the Narrative 248 ♦ was violently brakes in epos by a mob of learned gendarme etre. nuously insisting that the fact about to be peeved, whatever it wee, could not affect the Cempary, unless it could be shown that they gave =pram dinettes. for doing what was dose. It,. PATXTI2, on the ether hand, maintained the teems ems view, that if a particular kind of modest was re pealed day after day with the proved knowledge el these who employed the parties guilty of sash wa de", the mamas mast be held responsible for the sob of their servants. The evidence was then oontineed• When " NOBBT," having been thus tailed, liadstopped to take up his fun. " 1 maw," says 248 A, "a General " omnibus mew behind to within about two fest of " the doer. The emsductee of the General omnibus • " got down and aught held of the lady and gentle- 1 " man. I told him to keep behind hie omnibus till he " was called, and threatened teepee him." A posed scrimmage seems to have thee emead, the lady sad gentleman were "intimidated," and ultimately, refusing to enter either omnibus, drove off in a cab. This was a ease of " poling,"—one of those playful THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY E' interludes of the streets with which the eerpojeut, the irritable, and the wspeoteeted chime of the itiesma. • pity are only too fusilier. Next ossee E . of " loitering." On the same day, '248 saw another General omnibis lying- in wait in the middle of the Knightsbridge-road. " I went * woes to the driver and said to him, What is your 4 member f" He gave me his number at • piece et "parr. I then said, What are you waiting foe? " and he replied. We are waiting for the Bahia combos." If that isn't proof we should rather to know what is. The utter want of decent hypo crisy in this reply—the entire absence of that ►omage which vice on the driving-box in general pays to virtue in the garb of a policeman, denotes the pravity of a confirmed habit, and shows that " wait " lag for the Saloon" was an understood part of this mam's daily humanise—a thing he was regularly kept to do and regularly paid for doing. Another habitual practice is that of " cutting out." 548 A has watched this bodge again and again. A Saloon omnibus is seen coming along the Hammersmith-road in the direction of Sloane stresteceser—a prolific preserve for "fare." As usual, there are two " Generals" in attendance, one behind and one before. As the Saloon draws nearer to the expectant row of citizens and citizenesses marshalled at the street end, the " General " in attendance be hind suddenly puts on • violent spurt and cuts in at a gallop, so se to shut off the " Saloon," whose movements are impeded by the " General" in front. from drawing up at the street owner. " Poling," " loitering," and " cutting out," were thus conclu sively peeved by Sae A to be habitual offences with the omnibuses of the General Company that pain and repass the earner of Sloane-street ; but his evidence went farther—he showed distinct acts of complicity with the driven on the part of the time-keeper of the Company f he proved, moreover, that in a pa tients, ore of "lettering," OM at least of the Com pany's dimmers was as the outside of the omnibus. Now, as we have already said, we leave the legal queue. of senspirecy or no conspiracy entirely with them who will have to adjedieste upon it. It is difficult indeed to see bow, on the plain principles of good sense, it is pilmible to aim to the con elution that a long persistemee by the servants of one company in a series of notorious and publio acts of annoyance and injury to another company is not reasou•ble evidence that those acts were persevered in in ooesequence of instructions from their em ployers. Whether this inferential proof is the only evidence of complicity that can be given we have yet to see ; whether, if it stands alone, it will be considered sufflcieut to fix the Directon of the London General Company with the charge of conspiracy is a legal question on which we have no desire to hazard an opinion. Bet this is quite clear, that in some wayor other a means must be found of putting an end to a system which, in the reckless endeavour to support a monopoly at any cost, obstructs our streets, endangers our lives, and casts upon our metropolitan police the odium of a disgraceful imbecility. (mom urn snoar's eAzirrs.) Writnnos Cum, Nov. 9.—The Queen, taking kr 'offal ti a d that his Royal Highness Albert Mori. Talmo °Malan, Idea of the Mos Noble Ordas d Ike Osirlar, soldry skean of the status's of the said Osilar, a smadaust moibor thereof, has not its yet eassasd the SA ssalgaisd to Os Priam of Wales in the Royal Cho* of ea Eiserga, at Wtaine sad having, sa doearifoi of Ur add Order, ildiallEt right et neing with all Astute", askossess, and miguktises Is rapi .. d to installation, Der Ms. *ay booboo riunad by Mors patent under her Royal Sign Mama mg Os east SW of the Order, bearing date this dq, sapw inalrposil old bier loyal Highness Alban Ed ward Pas sr Wide WI passe sod authority to wear sad on do arse owl deo to wow sod ass the collar and all other somonsois itd= a to rs add Most Noble Order, and to is it the eta Is SW "dim of W Wee, la our Royal Choral at R CiLs Wkdsr, and Is weds all rights and SO • Id& Oorapanios of the anal hlss= " orilie . XY <sl ad snob eraser so if hie Illsynl Sihs= bees formally Installed, any Sores, rats, or snips to do imelary sotsrithataading. FOILZION-OPTICS, Nov. 11.—The Queen hen been plowed to rovit of Mr. Robot Stein am Consul at Peet rums Lolls, Yawl dos, for y the King of P . • THE PRINCE or WALES'S COUNCIL CHAMBER, BOOEINOELE-Gors, Nov. 11.—Tb• Immo those who bays bra aseirisi by Ys maid his anya Highness the Tole. d Woks* Moo Obi lan of sheriff of the county of Osmwell—Jaboa Tsmayas, al saMpn , Eoq. ; Hucuphry Willyasoo. of Coomin, Zat.; Job* Frawuo &room, of Toitidy, Esq. THI PIINCII or W•LIS.-.-We do not know why Wee of the Mond toyci is made to commence his pro. n the most nebordineni position a reatleumn out seamy at beard • inss•ot war, and the other leaps to a pile white Pods Wm above all regimental officers : but we EA sst prod with the arrangement if the Prlooe of Win is must le a geed resided to learn hie military dudes, and tuft ant es well as she Duke of Cambridge se doom. It bilged Shift le ham phases in the higher maks of the aney. Zbiis Wwltoth• loses ; the proissnon becomee • greater degabitha egswed the Row dames, end the chums nes b i d of mar baring • smosedon of corantandeis shisimst Middle Vito me shoes MI Slmplation to perpetrate jai fir or party, or aristsaratio ends. It is not shad Arad Id - lilgbasee the Prawn of Wales le to be etmosinisel seised any parden/er regiment, ea the Duke of Carideo wee Is ltd 6. we hope not. The Prince, for innendy em ale pemesion of ma rich duchy of Cornwall, der bet deed la need of the 1100illZaill 41 derive)* from • =ededisy, led his appgatawnt would only die vela as saw of what he may eanonaly used, end Aid b beg INN of the kw rewards of long sad gallant swift na "mop" rank would, we tunably submit, salmi far Ms preen % and indeed until his royal highness bed enllshmily mastered those details which would enable ail. hid le wed a tespeetelde Ig4Non a field-day.— Usettsd Sn- ae, Toni AND 8117171 N.—Mr. Ran bee awe amts voluesed to Ids., anti is eseideree dinelved barrow his sad Mr. Goodenough, vie mad kr Cords Aso twe wends tire. The know I bee opted shoat eighties or twisty &ye is Lobed. rad Eames* • awe el ewe bombed et llowebean. ea bit way book Wei As is la/W, be smoldered mwerel of the akietre essegot big pupae, and gere • peed es- MMus is We leyel Ildboolbdere the Crown Prune greet d. oaks. Two wabjeas were brought n , i, a, ; ose, • wellhead ask of hut or Ike yore old, et wild wed norms us • wordier, sad which had *NM W repel bat a balm a.. nip sem eautpled lie Any witererse. esdi lbe if poles it ear Idwise wee us broseskag deg Ohs witibieseeposy roe frow dielr elks ellisk et is eater, sem reeened them MI be twit it mei the Wes and piped yid& it et Mr wilt. Tit rood wee a ley, beißbeed Arab twee, where Mad het se tare bed ever yet ben Mil le Si" sad whom rely ewe pont in Swiss Imo Lew mad bind-kg vier woe her !male" owl sit woe sr Artist wires elle lees 101 l We Mods. wed ali1111•11 111 Me, thee at ens line mend of kw apottwa lowed as weal bare ode • enweenry MI et Heweeer, be we en is be deueled, sad b red the Crows Pam tint be bed been Mom by se yet, semi tbet it he woad And ewe se &sty Mk Me wink admit man be • deceples. The mesh pawed Or ithe d set wigwags* ble poser; es be brouritt bar awe* l o bowl le es brow wed tweet, aid e. The Onus Poises lbes Newt terward, abet g o d with bia leek wen*. sea puustud birs via • gold andel es • wenesee of Me ehosey. The "Awe erne to be oreatig ins web solarium en tbe Oewlesat ee k did In sad Mr. Prey wed Croke, bid kir to be is widen, viol Aigrette, wed BOOSOIthiI was fm relent blot ley. We below abet lbws le every probability of hie bslottamed by the matemeat Wean de nay w~Yww• missies ins ben appoieted to Innen pee to. eptine, end it le wedenteed diet they is,. reported met livemedy.—/Iberreited UNA. AMC DeAllt or Kb. ALLosorr.—![r. F. W. Alleroft, whew sewn bra bon kr • rewidweble thee .sedated with waled eel delensils undortoatkp, onsdredl ea the 7th, air men abed eirounoWneete this bis dank west be tegeniei by lb diode se s bum release how is tedirhsge be bre Maly undertow& It WY the Warw. sae twillinswes lone le M MINIM whit mental so well as Old& desuegoment. sad Ibr ems soothe pet be bed bra the flees of a photo bolds asylum Am taw reel-ksewn etwes.pubtleber to New ilealkolnet, We meet frefinat ptonalor tt net d telemeter, e/ thole weseeer eseeteli'' that lieladd 1 woo *bee preepwase es unproenkaaml away et wool wed tretrioseriel Wee% wed Wkly. .as the resod.. of Mr. Owtokull, a. 5.. a is Sand Tbestre Mice be bill WI Ns lleseate), than base Men ire mepeaularrey twee yresskisnt# MinMin 6lll palls. To balm lean eunielel with It ims /leen, nese yew tom. la a ti the anemi WIN ni k Intl noon abeniass, has bin noway eterlbesed; end is Ida penal of ldsllls kw beta iss merle* Adak Net ems sa paW 7== .4 be s. bead et death kw sew ps a ._ _ - Intregritt• wrri The Prince ollt Wales, the Duct Meant by lifik AMIS Muds Demon end the Prime of Leininsen, dined with her body; Mimi the H. Biz Charles Phipps had the ed Miss Mmilkid. The party she blinded the Maluasjah std the = Prudes Ws/Mar and Conallis l ets amhei In the ellmmlia ma a visit. tiara stag tides Illeeduelmeal In the Cede, M gloyel dig at.. ft sgsg. "Ws lishis• .......... Vhesesy. IMedirs."llhems. Mona de" " wall Mem bre' Nike. "Omer' Mime. Her Majesty's Weds Bead efterverde pedwaei Is Ihs Doming-roomeb liwhis edection : Overton. "Dee Nelms Maar yrs Miniver diseeks. " L Poe ens .......... Deere Ildrembese .... ...... Merwaser. Pei lisdedit••hkede• ..... ............ The Hems mad mad drove la Ms Homo Park this smalidea MUM `Ldp MsokiesM. P t * r. 12. at (at- Th. Prase °mat watt to the Wellington College, at boded by Coked die Eau. A. Hardinge. The Prima M War, acoanpactied by the Maharajah Dania Mogi, west oat shooting. Major Teesdale was in etteadanos ca the Prince of Walls. Th. following had sadism of bar Majesty Lord Bloomfield, Sir James Holsom, the H. It. Lyme, the Hon P. C. &alert, sad Mr. Ociroda, Plemipotem glory Ir licoador, to which they were rogreetholy Intro duced by the Boil of lffolorbary, PAW* Beerebry State for Foreign Adam. Lord Rae Ma sod Mr. J. Ormsby Gorr wme the Lord and Groom in Waiting. The Rev. John &o t, on the pert al the Wesleyan Educa tion Committee, had an interview with the Right Hen. C. R. 1 Ad:Way, yesterday, at the Privy Conned Me. The Right Hon. J. W. Henley left London yesterday for Brighton. Despatches were received yeeteeday at the Colonist ClSee flout On Lord Met Cotendemioner of tho lonian Islands end the Cieverner of Matta. Despitelees were Not yesterday to the Goventor of Canada. Prince Alfred is expected shortly to visit Roche fort is the Earyalue. It has bees intimated to the authori ties that the royal middy desire' not to be reosirtal with the honours des to his prhioely rank. The Earl of gardwi;ke arrived in town yesterday trout Wimple llall. Viscount and Visoountess Dillon will shortly leave tows for the Continent for some months. The Right Hon. W. F. and Mrs. Cowper are prang the season at Broadlands, Hants. Mr. Frederick Peel has arrived at Fenton's Hotel from Brighton. The rumour is still current that Ireland will soon Ises the SerriON of Lard Naas. His lordship, It ie said, will go to India In a high judicial oapwilty. Lord Stratford de Radcliffe has arrived at Admit, tad bola reosimd with great honour by the Kimmel Qum, who invited him to a greed state dinner. His lordeldp in tended rersabdag there about a week. Is the ewes of a correspondence which hem peed between Sir Ca la( lard* and the Earl of Derby, an the 'abject of Waysooth, it transpires the In a late converridos, the notate earl (we gaols his alatearst) add I &geld be glad to see a settlement of the quad= on the priced* el the pairnmet of a ram dons, width night be hod ecoegt able to proteneete sad Roma °Whence. I gave no egbdta se to tbe porn& menet ; but I Weed that in estbesting It It would b lincusery to weeidie sot Daly the ISIWOI • of iselvinuele, but lie opedstles whisk had Ws had oat to the Bern ceehelie body of forge of the eenthnneee of the gnat." _ The epeedits meeting of the 106th session of the Iledety el An. win take *se ea Wedvesday evening next, Mr. C. Weetworth Duke, Chilrma of the Coupon, will de lver the wain address. The medals awarded at the ekes dais last maim will be distributed. Mr. Ward's fresco of " The Sleep of Argyle" 6 few finished, sad will be vitals be the public co litcoday next, 4 the oxcider of the House of C011111:11004. A marble boat of the late Sir John R. Habertield, who wee sit times Meyer of Bristol, has been placed in the Mayor. chapel in that city. The Crystal Palau; Company propose to hold a heaval at the Bona Caste say, end to revive ca the once dm the cid andlifeee of the mistral. Fifty pima sat Awed ke the best pens In loam of Barne—llste open to ell the morld—lsostips Zap* sot Sooke—instre and teener et the miter's eon dleureden. Threejedesm not yet weed, will degas es lie mmtet, sad the sesery will be paid inasedielely dem the pads wohellen et the poss. The company irk fee Me re of peresnel newel& er relies of Borne biemtlf. or 0 those mere Med MIL his et Tedered to la hie poses, melt es butts portraits, miegrephs, k 4. .. . . .... . - . - Madame Anna Bishop hu mancianned a grand enactor& at Fader Hall, to take place en Monday evening, the 17th of men nos* is ninth alts sill mar bar fint ap promos tor sward years beton as English public. MA. WILLER! BEALE', Toni.—Mr. Willert Beals has repaint' a provincial tour, to connrnee about the end of January, sad to bah& the primal* tonna and aides at tin Vaned Sissdan. His party is tones and attractive ✓ eorapridas Mime. Vififiki Garda, Mae Signor Lnebst4 Signor Dragons, sad Yr. J. L. Batton (vocalists) ; Signor litageadi (icsaartias), awl Kim Arabella Goddard (pianist). Ansaampna yin sod eandoosar, Mr. J. L Hatton.—fitunail Irma The Sunday Mee* atyl that oyertares have been mole to Mr. Charier Kass to usiertake the managarerst of the Imam Open Raw% Ormoonvedso, atter the termina tion Olds Ire el the Mame% neat July, at which period the ern mem would be estrtag toe dew Yr. Kau has not, as yet, maidsi to the prevail. " lien is a pranks," map the Men/rand rime., "ef la expellant Christer theatrical setup. At Drury- Ina, Mr. B. T. &slat M engaged Mr. and Mn. Barry Mikan, ird wfll how a pantomime, woittla by Mr. B. L. Bkiachrod, and died by all the motet of Mr. Bever- Ma brush. At Corr Gardta there will In the operatic rrtirennon of the Pyne and Hannon herrr, with a paa torile, In which those thimble Mists. Mr. W. H. Payne sad Ws son, will appear, and the opera( of which will be manta by the Marra Brough. Th• Haymarket pantomime, IN lOW, will be the work of the rearper. The Lyerian barhaque lr he he enknoi the Nye of Troy, Jocularly train by Mr. /Wert Inergh, sad for tat experata. Mrs. Imlay, MN Louisa Keeley. and Kr. Charles Toting. The Olympia bainesair will le 'applied by Marra. 86Iriey Broke sad Mark loam. At the Berea& Mc. Byres lyleg fallow for a time, the =travois/or wm be the work of two aew and antrial heads. Of propane/sae at the Adelphi, own r to ,lie sairoorat of Mn. A. Moan sad Mr. Teen, sad that the arcing rabw wM be written by Morn Idanall Tana sal Hrtiyata , soaks( reline I. known." - last flower-ehow of the eseeet takes place, it win be saasubseed, at St. Isase's Hdl ea Wednesday and asat. Oa them days the Horticultural Society class emir aeries at sablblaase. The °Ambridge University Commissioners have, it it a mid, Melted Me colleges of Trinity and St. John to a tantmeam es die pasts in dispute. The same of Professor Selwyn is mentioned in seasszioa with the destiory of Ely. . The Chancellor of the Exchequer has fixed Taseday mat to receive the horpientere deputation. Wednesday, being the Prime of Weleia day, the Primo Frederkk Mlles and the Priam' Royal bad a Mew party, at which the P&P Regent wee pre sent. Ills. Paget, bet Majesty's Cbargd d'Affaires, and Mr. Moir, Astrid to bar Majeity's Legation, had the berm of reoelvhig lavitattoes. A telegram from St. Petersburg states that the Neva was gantarilay dosed with la; the navigation I. ma -5 y we're*. . - It is said that Madame Georges Saud is about to gweesoate a provincial newspaper editor in Prance for easklag statements respecting her private life whelk she molders Acoordieg to the foreign journals, Madame Ristori preperfai three Dew characters tar her Reit seamon's ran. pigs la Pert,—a " Ceweadra" la a play written fee hir— e .IFeraerlaa" la a as ert-draw, with Raffaelle es ham— med " Pease ht a Waseletles of " Pollettete." Such is the persecution to which the Revue der Dar Maui. turn bees eabiseted, that be elms maths (rye the illiesetiap Beeiew)lt be. twee la cattamplatlea Ile rowan 1111401111 et publics.= eat et Irvisos • ERR , NOVEMBER FROM PA (lola Ov °lnt PARIS, FRIDAY EVOKING. The Donawerth and Austerlitz, which arrived at Brest two or three days ago, had received orders to prepare to put to sea spin immediately. It was said at Brest that they were going back to Lisbon ; bat. wording to the Ocean of that port, they received saunter-orders on Nov. 10, and Admiral Lvaud has been summoned to Paris. The following telegram has been received this evening : MARSEILLia, Nov. 12. We have Constantinople dates to Noy. 3. The Governor of Djeddhah has been dismissed. The solution of the diffi culties with Montenegro is attributed to the counsels of Fried Peeha; bat Ms Ports demands en indemnity from the Montenegrins for the demap done in the milky which they waged, and Moo a promise from Prince Denbo that he will henceforth NOWA quiet. There is no talk of any modifica tion in the zoinktry, end the Sultan, in answer to written observations on the part of the throe great Powers, hes pre mired to pwomare la tits pia of economy and Mann. A , letter from Pada, of Oct. 3, Mates that the English ainbas mdor was taken dangerously ill at the moment when he wm about to lama The Bourse has been very animated. The Bank returns were considered to be favourable. There is a considerable augmentation in the item of bills discounted, and the advances on Renter having diminished by 12 millions, the market is relieved from tie apprehension of sudden sales of large amounts of stock on this account. The Rents rose 36c. for cash and 400. for account, (dosing at 74fr. 26c. and 74fr. 46c. 31obilier rose llfr. 23c. The railway receipts for the week not being quite so good as was expected, the upward tendency of shares was somewhat checked; still there was a rise of from 2fr. 60c. to Mr. The Daily News was seized to-day on account of the personal narrative of a victim of the coup gigot. A tooth-drawer of the Boulevard dee Italiens, known by the appellation of Labbt de Fontanelle, but whose real name appears to be plain Labbt, has been sentenced to fifteen days' imprisonment under the new law against the assumption of false titles and nobiliary particles. He pleaded in vain that there was once an Abbt de Fontanelle who was related to his family, and that there was a village called Fontanelle, not far from his birthplace. A pamphlet has just appeared at Dente's, in the Paleis Royal, with the title " L'Angleterre et la Omer'," in which it is conclusively established by A plus B, that England has neither men nor money, and must inevitably fall an easy prey whenever it may suit the convenience of her powerful neighbour to attack her. These incendiary writings are utterly neglected by the public, and cannot, I think, pay their expenses. The frequent appearance of them is therefore the more curious. 1 A negotiation is going on between the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Cabinet of Lima for taking off the duty upon guano exported to France. Some very pretty Scotch and spruce tire, ayes sores, and other tress have been planted to-day in the newly-enclosed part of the Tuileries garden, where they produce a novel and pleasing effect. Fir trees are scarcely known within the walls of Paris. It is stated that Prince Napoleon, in consequence of the reeset letter of the Emperor, has appointed a commission of three persons to make an investiga tion respecting the advantages, and disadvantages of recruiting negro.' on the western coast of Africa for the colonies. NAPLES. A royal reecript, said to be due to the initiative of M. Pionatti, director at the Ministry of Pardon and Justice, re-establishes the system of trial of prisoners with a public defence, which was abolished several years ago. PORTUGAL. A letter from Lisbon gives the following u the pas sage relative to the affair of the Charles-et-Georgee, in the speech delivered by the King of Portugal on opening the Chambers :—" A serious misunder standing arose between my Government and his Majesty the Emperor of the French, in consequence of the capture of the French ship Charles-et-Georges, in the waters of Mozambique. This question being taken from the field of right, in which my Govern ment sought to maintain it, my Government, having exhausted the resources in which the letter of trea ties authorised it to have confidence, was obliged to cede to the peremptory exaction of the delivery of that vessel, and the liberation of the captain. All the documents relating to this deplorable conflict will shorely be laid before you, and upon their exa mination I hope you will approve the proceedings of my Government, and relieve it front the responsi bility it was forced to incur." PRUSSIA. A telegram from Berlin, dated yesterday evening, rays: "The elections took place to-day. More than half of the electors of the first instance (Unmake) were present. The remit was almost entirely in favour of the new ministry." THE BOMBAY MAIL. (BY ILBCTRIC AND INTRANATIONAL TILSOILLPIII.) SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY MORNING. The Sultan has arrived with the heavy portion of the Bombay mail and 23 passengers. Latest data, Alexandria, Oct. 27; Malta, Nov. 1; and Gibraltar, 6. She has on freight 1,600 bales of silk, &c. Gibraltar exchange on London, 60; Paris, sf. 290. ARRIVAL OF THE AUSTRALIAN MAILS. r, FRIDAY EVINIMO. The Teriot hew artired with the berry portion of the Australian mails. Amongst her cargo is gold to the value of 170,6401. sterling. Her Majesty's ships Marlborough, Conqueror, Prineees Royal, Hibernia, and Terrible, were at Malta. The Teviot passed several portions of a wrecked vessel in the Channel. A letter from Paris says :—" The exposes eared the Emperor by Me visit to Compligas is described to be pro digious all the hoosakokl is them, sad the homehold is vast In number, sad deer to keep; the kantieg establiskoent is •ere, and it mass& is nanalser and magnigemos, and con sequently to coo, that which Charles X. need to maintain— sad yet dearly did that royal Bourboa love Minting, sad right royal was his sowiris; guests M high degree are th in . and have troops at Lebo with them ; mad hat, bat not least, the entire computes el various Paris theatres are taken down twice or thrice s week to amass the distinguished party ; and what in pay, sad presents, end basting, sod Unveiling, sad ' locidestal explodes,' those °amoeba absorb s good dial. Nor Mlt only the Espiroes peeps Alla beside the gams themselves hare to buy wars* of glom sal gold for t►e haste, sad the ladies me required to eppmr in two new dresses a day." From the daily report on the state of the hospitals la Paris whit► is soot to the Prefect of the Rolm, it appears that Moos the beldam* of the oratory there be set book so lIWe 60112111111 at this season se there is boy. 3, 1858. E INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. --- , have received by Overland Express, in anti = of the mails, ear Calcutta papers to the _ ._ 9th of October, and Hong Kong pap;rs a to the 28th of September. We have also the Bombay Stamiard of October 11, two days later than the date of last Bombay mail. By a letter of the 3rd October from Gwalior, we learn that the Rajah of Shatighur is now a prisoner in that fort, he having given himself up to Brigadier Steuart. This, it will be remembered, is the chief who vowed to boil in oil all the Europeans who might fall into his hands. The following is a list of the rebel force in arms against as in Rohilcand, as far as has been ascer tained through papers submitted by the different =minders at Powayne : The ruceeseor of the late notorious Moulvie is at Nurwar, having with him 1,500 men, including eavalry and 8 guns. Khan Ali Khan, at Nadurwar, has around him 13,000 foot and horse, together with 10 guns. Enayat Ali, of Shahabad, at the head of a body of 2,000 troops, with 10 guns, is at Busgwen. Rhaghbar Singh, with 400 met, is encamped to the east of Nadurvrur. And, finally, Khan Bahadoor 'Khan, with his army, is reported at Gook, in the Mahomdee dis trict. Besides these, however, there are a number of Baghees, who have located themselves somewhere at a distance of four or five miles from the lut mentioned place. They are industriously employed in collecting revenue just now. Their demands are most exorbitant, insisting as they do on twelve annas to the rupee, whereas the unfortunate villagers can afford to offer but eight. A force is forming at Bhajehanpore, and the rebels are in large force at Pusgerra or Ptuigana, about 18 miles off ; but they appear to be disheartened, and are quarrelling among themselves, evidently dis trustful of one another. A letter from Elatedly, dated 29th September, gives the following affair : Siam that attack by the PhiHibbing genius en the rebels, in their position at Blrpeorsh, there bee posblively been nothing In this provisos - at write ehent, id I ma Dew glad to tell you that that tattapd aim be Itialsow, at Powayso, hos taco man limn paid ids meth by having made a bid sad samosild sant ea Om rash at • pleat meld Aresemgw, Y Oads 26 ads has Powayne, Meg ems lg din. sad nidagE gr al their reputing cattle and d lanai of Stir . The object of this deer we. to capture Mimed eassesser to the Isle Ilenivis, but he mad, bleseall AIM ltsibn De Kantsow's party . got to the place. The following is from the Calcutta Bosyliatosam : From Oude we learn that a successful &Meek bed been made stalest the rebels posted in an Wand as OS Gore river • two companies of Europeans with the Kr Thetis I Contingent, sad some of Hodson's horeN drays 000 rebels oat of their entrenched position on the Wiwi, Rajah's artillery played on the fugitives, sinking gm asegionle, and ft is stated that about 1,000 of the »bete had beta killed on the melon. A column which left Lucks', ea the night of the 22nd tilt., to attack the enemy et Wham% was like was most successful. It coesimed of 200 Europese Infantry. 400 police cavalry, and two 11-penader guns. They arrived et their pain at 6 a.m. ea cley. tad mile asetweaded no pita 1 1 1 2 111 e r Aton of the wick whin was moot atreayly maramitak was IMMO- Mealy naind ; a prolonged oonEat anal, sad rasalled is a lon to the nosey of 700 killed, sad lon gam a of arms aad several e lep hants being Min laddla Oar loss wee twokil led and 15 weani the gar isms lasts. ire= and 18 weaned. In moan a of the rebels aolabblahad thommina at -- eat the thamenar, wad oadeawantas to setablielt Bsi h, ▪ Wala tem Puldia. w i ttrigrlpo ics at in i l l artm, b lo so ljeuUr rndwars, t • threader gets The rebels at once fled without offering midetease. Wig then weamin and two Sena whoa= Oa the Nth am Impair Thole died bi SO Refaaa'a haws ealadal sane Vlo; ll lZ iak isenell 15 miles Plum Dervishad, Is a amadenade* &Min hoped ilsona pon. The nid Ad, boa wan paind Wire amatory an gawky e . aim anion two 6.peamior jam awl Win soma 60 of err aremy. The Stoma Pled Pain lee en concord at Bella, end i preparieg to Mark tb iaaghid of the rebels et ansates white, it lsmimeed, b bald by 16,000 Pialamobay who bays seemambad themless and fortified air ponleamin sight gums It 1111 hoped that intelligence at the place having boas mks will be remind before the of the mall. Vat% none, the astiefectioa of recording a few other skirmishes, in white eels noon as canal hen met with sew. on. Colonel lawer's column marched from Bate to Subjattes, the 3rd Sikh Cavalry and Bea al Police Reeekh ' being mat round with • view of getting between the sea y and Peroo. At Subjanee the enemy opposed in telemble form, mustering about 1,000 men, bat the cavalry drove them out in the open field, and ch arged the fogitMes, who fled into the jungle, lulling • rebel Bathe diem end 100 man. Captain French ale. rendered good eerviow measeing to mom the &one, and destroying all the bean of the rebels. Col. Walter marched to Karishadi ' whin a large body of the madames was reported to have Gambled, but on hie ap proach the rebels led. Front Agra we bear that a large body of rebels was sesemblieg acmes the Chumbal, on the old Bombay road, at Same, but the reddest at Ovate reports that they were making their way to the south-west, under their leader Gunge Sam, and that the Gwallor road is clear and the electric wires restored. Private letters have been received from Darjeeling to the effect that a large Nepanlese form was advanotag re that pleas, and that all the ladies and children were to be emit down to Dinagepore for safety. An edictal communication from the Superintendent of Darjeeling sets all appmbesekes at rest, for he says that his meeseogen had roamed and brought a letter from the Resident at Nepal, stating that all was quiet on the frostier, and that there it no indication of hostilluee whatever. Of the move ments contemplated by the Commander-to-Chief nothing is known at premed, bat we trust that we shall have shortly to retard the 0111111119=101119116% of active opera dew for the raloy season may be mid to be over, roads be =steamily yessable agate, aid the weather is getting cooler. The oxalate of the Main of health sarong ;17 "... aites Ere vary earehotery, sad a. the r.ew rein ibesemenis seat oat from liestord ere sow corning in almost alai packed in with Mee has 64 time, Lied Clyde W he he • peaks le sorry ea Ur war in • mover to the eilsolika to a /heal eke Orb, the aurahig told mem. The ha emote a Koko to hire re a snip to the renter r•-ortals. of walks vetrrate. Dy roe asithes Is has bra dirrowal man the roe Ireekt the Peke &m e at Basra We orre mew GO of the We espy rarerser, why was eseselt to mkt, with pokohly so odor A- S* era to year ear eamerarle le the red& they have ▪ Lea MK end eirlamel is larkerathe. Lord Cawing Is derrereed le cry, eat ble alley of elerroy. • akiseur meek sad mialerty arrileW to epee court of the woke of ease litrepas, wee ..teased to be lug, red the mirk rah& he. elk ; ti eta sernaste of Week the resteerle earemed lee bra re peeled by the Gereureirrel. • lira dos hr yet Mk fad kr the petillesks d Ike yro ohemeas of the Or • weeteelly, hot eireerereste two is han for Illandeadig yolk disk awl the peek b e L l a invited le jek r the derserberee. state ball, and a met espley, Moak of the atomics, are to come after the mks Wag" which ortertos on the 12th. CHINA. (From the Ovarian:l Aiwa.) The China news is insignificant. The Earl of Elgin awaits at Shanghai the arrival of the commis sioners for arranging the tariit and as these gentle men did not leave Pekin until the middle of August, their appearance is not looked for instil the first week in October. Aa the American treaty was made first, the tariff for it should be completed in similar order. His Excellency Mr. Reed does not see this, and has gone to Japan. The Russian ambassador, Count Routiatine, avails himself of the present opportunity to proceed to Europe, carrying a treaty recently concluded by his excellency at the court of Jeddo. Tariff details for the Chino-Rum treaty are of no moment, apparently. We hear of no legation for arranging them either at Shanghai or Tien-twin. FrenCii journals will announoe to Europe the swam of Admiral de Genonilly in effecting a land ing on Cochin Chine. In China we know little more thane contained in the following announce ment, u made to this government through M. de Bourbonlon, his Imperial Majesty's Minister Ple nipotentiary: TRANSLATION. I, the attloroisuel, Brat-Adontrol Comerrilor-la-Chid of Ur Fresh owl dm& *war teamed wither goorad of roporodre die M Ilstwory deco to the goverrotts of Prom and Or* sad la r l, driers Om kir ites tf dot power dr lot of Lt to ow as tareadorlroblo Ilsolsober, lllit dr 'y sad thelthir elfin& iss7l tie poet at Obis. 02132. an bell is a NW* at effesthe bbreigate by do saveliad =Mary Sem - maw onimmad. Amy Alp Obbb obstutempl to Aide lbe yet be WWI vim, wit sa obbtellWmsel Ile bounnileml laws sad the setloas. O. EfILILITLT as GTWOLTLLT. Tema Bay, lisps. 1, 18^ News of tbe nerrebted capture of the forts at Toron was brought here by the chartered steamer Scotland. This vessel returns to Toren to-day, carrying some gnu for the forts, aid a quantity of fresh provisions. The latter articles are greatly needed, it is said. Annexation is the order of th e day in Cochin China. With the Russians on th e north and the French on the south, English security in China will be well assured. (From the China Neil.) The British steamer Scotland, chartered as a transport by Admiral De Oenouiily, returned from Cochin China on Tuesday evening last. She brings very little news indeed, and what little the officers know they are not permitted to communicate. Still, from a pretty authentic source we gather that a few days after the arrival of the expedition in Tnron Harbour fire was opened upon the five forts built to defend the town ; and ma the fire was not returned, the forts were occupied without resistance or the low of a single Frenchman or Spaniard, and that the town is at their mercy. The military force has taken quiet possession of the peninsula east of the town, where the French speak of founding a colony; and as they expect no aristanoe from the natives, th e y think of importing labourers from China. The ships are at anchor under the lee of a headland, in sight of a rich agricultural country ; notwithstand ing which they are without fresh provisions, sad the Scotland his been sent up here for live st ac k sad stores, with which she will return to Turon in a few days. The Cochin Chinese were on the look out for stragglers from the allied lines, and had already picked up four or five. An expedition is expected to start foe Hue, the capital, in the course of six er eight weeks. NORTH GERMANY. HAMBURG, Nov. 10. I have to-dav to reports cue that seldom happens anywhere, ..a never took place here before. The Hammonia Life Insurance Company has declared itself insolvent before the usual court, with liabilities for 88,200 marks beano for policies already fallen due, and 15,900 for current policies in Hamburg, and 1,700,000 to persons imbued residing abroad. The underwriters of this city have been sorely visited of late by numerous disasters at sea. Before ties losses arising from the Austria and Hudson have had time to be finally settled, intelligence has jut been received of the total loss of the Hamburg barque Francisca, Captain Tiedemann, from this pert to the Prince de Joinville's German colony of Donna Franciaca, in South Brasil, with emigrants. The crew were all saved, and most of the emigrants, only three of the latter having been drowned. The Maritime Assurance Company of 1864 has suffered such severe losses of late, that they us on the point of winding up their affairs and dating. General Baron von Stutterheim has received orders to repair immediately to England. It is stated here that he has been commissioned by the British government to re-organise the German Legion at the Cape of Good Hope, and complete it to an effective force of 10,000 men for active service in India, being himself placed in command of the corps. This change cannot but be highly gratifying to the legionaries now settled in British Caffraria, whose situation and circumstances sa military colo nists are anything but favourable, and, indeed, if the letters they write home to their friends in Ger many may be credited, they are not without good grounds of complaint. The Freeman's Journal announces positively that it is the intention of the Pops to Mae Archbishop Cullen to the dignity of cardinal. _ _ . _ The Weekly Regider of to-day reports the essemblege of a larger member of Roman catholic bishops is London tam hes ever taken place in England at any patiod sloes the Eskensatiaa. On Tuesday no Ices than meaty. one erebbishope end bishops wore entertained at a gm/ banquet given by Oledimal Wimenen, at his reekison York-place. Then were English, Scotch, Arnericea, Canadian, and lodise piglet:se present. WILLS, &C.—The will of Thomas Anaheim' Smith, Seq., of Tedworth House, Southampton, and of Vll.llllOl, near Bangor Cameroon, formerly M.P. for Carnarvoashim and who died et Vateol in September, was proved in the London Court of Probate on the tad mat., by his widow, the sole executrix ; the personalty was sworn under 200, 6001. The will is extremely abort, is not proteadonally drams, sad bears date the Wad of July, 1867. The bequests consist el annuities, to be charged ppm his Talworth estate., sad en as follow—namely, to his wife's mother an annuity of 4001.; to his valet, Atwell, sad gardener, &under*, 601. a yearbook; to his huntsman, Carter, his groom, Lees, his undo...grooms, Rau and Pricker, 301. a yew to each; end to his boon ' keeper, hire linner &btu 301. a year. The reddes ti his mines, both real and i s . 7 r al. he leaves to his relict ana -1 lately.—The will of air e Rich, of Lourdes-street, Bel. grave-square, dated Septem ber last, wan proved by Cap& James Evelyn Rich, the brother and sole executor. Hs hea bequeathed his property amongst his four children.—The will of Daemon Tamer, Esq., of Old Broran, was proved under 70.0001. personslly.-111estrafed BIZ HINIIT &DADDY ON THE BALLOT.-8i Hoary Sonny, Bart., the oonserrative candidata for End Norfolk, who recently astonished the Eldon Clab by de claring his conversion to the ballot, bein invited to become • member of the council of the Ballot Society, thus annum tie invitation:—" Sir, —Although it is sometimes thought nameoessary to reply to lithographed letters,l thisk it right to give you some risen for &climbed the Um* the executive committee of the Ballot Society eat ass d being one of the council. My object is 'the independene of the voter.' If any other means or ammo tonna( to tleat object he( been before the oo z y, I possibly goad not have in. • stewed the ballot ; boa it*slag the only men as yet pe ii - pounded, I stated in my spook at the Eiden Club dime xi that if the expected Rehm Bill introduoed the belle s sand that if I were In parlistment, I would win** vote M . ••, but Iby no mesas pledge myself ea the bolls* if iqeke - - means, in my view, squally eflicnidens abash be died id the country. This, without awing any aka with all respect to the easentive osemasittes, and ve la u a sew of the honour Mired ins, present rafisient °Wads Is me to being on the oouncil.—l have the bosom to be, de e your obedient servant, HT. eT/LACET.' THE EAST INDIA CIVIL tidgvidtd.--Colosid H. Bates, military secretary to Lord kit Omer= of Bombay, has been appointed * marenuy, in the place of Mr. W. P. Adm. To cilia. Y. Y dook, W.A., chaplain on the Bowl esembileirmat e and Mr. W. J. Hay, Bengal Civil Isevisy haws be per mined to retire from the arnica. The undermendenni demon having their examinacieee me burl for bar Me s Civil Service at the Presiding of t Mr. Hoary Le Poor Wynne, of Oriel College, Wind • . Hugh Morris, Edinburgh University ; and Mr. Alliandir Brown, Queen's College, Oxford. Messrs. C. W. SOK la C. A. Middleton, junior civil servants, Bombay Pmeldlengi have paned their examinations in )(Annie • wed Ilsesn N. M. W. Daniel and J. Hunter in Hiadlidansb—awl &miss Ommts. NEW CHURCH AT ALVANLET, CITESHIRL—Be. twee 400 sad 600 years ago a lady, Catherine Ardm, meal ths Ott el a noble nice, built • church at bar solo imam at Alvaaley, gad cm Moody Ism the Hon. Cathodes Emma Aram, Ile lest of bar rem bearing the same name, laid die fonalatisa moos of • new aural, immediately ballad the firmer edifies, which eba Is erecting at bar sole expire, M pageleste the memory of her two brothers, the late Lade Alwalay. The church will cost 2,0001. Tee New Dtwoncg Cousg.—Thero has Mall been a peg souse= of badness la the sew Divorce Com, sad ea the fret day at the present tena there were se may a• lad oases far divorce and judicial uparatlats, Is Adler at whisk the Wirt has meat ty had to admileter • arm set of yarameZ mi teem wid th • person con have a domes dr Marla' the el his father and mother's meeker ilir as le stela& his ems legitimacy. Fortharreere view the oIoSOWX, • poem ilendelkd in the United Hicedolr chamber to be deadened, ran obtain • decree debase Met ha is • natural tees pigs% of the Queen. Both objects tea be magaplished by ea, pakten. One THE Taamta.--A Signor Derain has been =IT; at and LtaP6la to-ormaleg aid de Kkalima tlvor oadurill 11 THE pest "k n . rest is • d Noah me, bat Is very ciewirlw, THE CRINOLINE ASSAULT IN LIVIIIIYOOL. — Mr. 'Psalm* solicitor to Mr. Huntingdon (who ha bee ear milted for the smolt apes Miss Hayes), ended 'weft the Liverpool police court that the perms whet really Mir es mined the mamas was en Irish lunatic (from Nom), mil a that he had been secured. THE OUTWARD AUSTRALIAN MAILS.—Tbe obll2 lered sesearship Niirs, Captain Aadere_oN bulb roar raeri..tv,i an above arils, . 14 la among wham was Commander the Hos. A. C. H MN, Paymaster Aldridge, R.N., the ay. Dr. Km. Had. J. L. &ea (lioror - or MetweraaL Cid* sad lhadly, Omni D'Orgael nod faelin C eTho otestied Grin bona sad bogs at haturo mad eseagarld._ lewaite Matta.—Tho easterly winds are sespoir , book the Bombay sad Apnea= mail OssYstr. the dam asti Twist Wag sow overdue. The Ceylon Camila mil, we egootod to arrive bona on the I=7 is le heed ere eedtveasablo winds will prevent ler to iledy. art will IN* bs due according to eastrea time sad Ile Ma. . Tale Lan Moans By A MANIAC IN Burma. Mr. litaton, the esietemat Mamie who recently murdered W agna sal Miner at near 'Arnhem, WA. Ma Men reamed ken Berg gt Edmund'. county poi at Hanes Lim dapiena Theo are now two lumM our Mews main trial la BaSAlt. Carr AL Palma.— °Xi BIiILUNO riroay, Nev. l2.—Admiedoes on paymmt, ; dRM is • maw tickets, 348. Total visitors, LO3O. F