The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-17 00:00:00

he e ~~- _--- r I . ' 1 . - , I IP ' '.t. ' I Ale ;AC A 7 , - (: .,,:4-2..".... ' ••:, - - - '' "s' - --- . ''' • . .I• • % I 1 • • . . t iS 2 ,114.:{ a • II a,7, Na 6,676.] MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of Maclima-yard, London) LINE of STRAY aad PACKET :•11 I P. to AUSTRALIA.—For MELBOURNE, Port Phillip, Direct ,to leave the Docks on Monday, Nov. tl, calling at Plymouth). tbe splendid clipper cup NORFOLK, 1,000 tons, MEANT 1, oat IN. Commander lying In the Ewe India Docks Her as ougeOdatiosis for all classes of passengers are ansarpassed, sad she will carry an experienced sargeon.—lor freight or passage apply to 31.LEOD, AUPORT, and MORGAN (with Messrs Noce) e wain and Saw, 7, Leadenhall.atreet Passengers by Ude lies of packets are conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth first class for second class fares, and second clam for third clam fares. STLLII LIVIIPOOL OZ QUIZMOWN TO NEW YOltK. THE LIVXRPooi.,: f YORK, and PHILADELPHIA ETEA .8111 P COMPANY kneed des- Dabbing Basis ta United llspowered Clyde-ball* Ilea Raw gteawkildpa, amps' Ye Mates FROM LIVIRPOThor NEW YORE. CITY OF MANCH ENTER, Wednesday, October 19. CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, October 26. CITY OF LIMERIC ay K, Saturday, October 29. Mid every Wednesd and every &Monists natarday. Calla pumps by tin nal] Monsen sailing every We"" lb, 17, and II plass; according le the aocoonoodation.Catt 6 ap by the Saturday's stemma 13 guineas. Forward passage Includi all previsions woks& Famenge ter thumb% the United ng States, and Nitta Colambla, booked thr r o s a 0 on wiry advantageous torma—For forth*r particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, tt, Water.sinea, Liverpool; or to RIVES and YAM, IL Vas Wlllisia-desst. City. OVERLAND ROUTS.—COMMUNICATION by tram( to INDIA, ADSTRALIA, &a., vIA EGYPT. Tba rwirrseutAs and ORIENTAL 'TRAM NAVIGATION COMPANY BOOK PASSENGERS and realm Cargo and Paresis nit their London onion for Gibraltar. Malta, Egrpt, Aden, Ceylon, Madru, Calcutta, the Straits, end Ply by their steamers leaving Southampton en the Mk and Mk of every mouth; far Gibraltar, Malta, Nan* Aden, and Booby, by those of the ISM and 47th of each month: and for Maarittus, IMF Geary% Soand, Melbourne, and Sydney, by the skews learns South =pan on the 20th of eyes 7 month.—For further perticalare apply at the Company's (Mess. 147, Leadenhallatreet, LC., lan. don Oe Ortantal-place. Southampton. PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and Co. detpatch the undermentioned Brakeless steamers: For ROTTHRDAhI, the BATAVIER, every Sunday morning. Rom Hermitage Tier, at 10 a.m., calling at Blackwell for pee miners at 11 a.m. Fares, LY Ea.. al 10a, sod to : sad tie IYINOWID area Thursday morning early tram oil the Tower. Fan LI. TOrIiitEMIN, centre' vowels, ander Una= flag, the AMIN,. BOWE. or SCHWALBE. every Thursday morning weather per mit/Bun, at 10 ►m., from liorselydoero, and from Blaelrwin at If noon. Wares. I, and 10e. For GOTHENBURG, the LONDON, on or about Oct 00, from llnteoly4osns. Tares. FS 3e. nod fig fo. To b followed by the erSTAZ WASA and NEWSY Y. tor passage. tee., apply at CLAW. Universal Otltet, Reent-chew, W.. or to PHILLIIPL GRAVES, I'HILLLPIS, sod rn.. Roodelane. E.C. ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. __ Offices. 2.014 Rroad-street, Loudon. 2 C. DMZ Or RF,COND MORTGAGE BONI*. (OHIO DIVISION). Payable in London. 4,0120,000 dollars. Due in 18811. Coupons due lst January and lat Joly. Fumed by a registered Mortgage on the 1 nowise and all Oorpo rate R Wits, Privileges, Lands, Franchises, Plant and Property of the Ohio Division of the Railway. The bonds are redeerrable at par in New York, or in London at la. fid. per dollar, and are transferable without stamp or en dorsement ; Interest coupons an attached to the bonds, payable semi annually, at the Consolidated Rank la London, at the flied rate of Ss. to the dollar. The bonds will be issued at 66, ai which rate bonds of 1.000 dollars will coat £ll6 14c, carrying coupons doe January 1. 1665. Tho coupons represent int per annum on each bond of 1,400 dollars, or o. per neat. interest on price of issue. The immense development of the Western Mates of America, without any increase In the means of trawl{ to the eastern port , . has given the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, u rapidly as the different sections have been opened, an noes *meted su 'n es. The whole line is now tally ready for business and thoroughly ballasted, but the demand for rolling stock has been so far to excess of anticipation that adequate provision for It has not been made, and 200 miles of the main tine have ris manned shut up until now. Great efforts have been made to supply locomotives, carriages, and trucks. The Company has thilt intensive works for their construction, and are now turn ing out one locomotive complete every tour days, sad ten freight eon every day. in this way the demand will, in reasonable time, be supplied. As the entire through franc to and inns New Took win pan our the Erie Railway, it is but reasosable that that Company, which will so largely benefit, sboald furnish a portion of the rolling stork, and to meet this a treaty has bete made with the Erie directors for the expenditure of five million dollen In the curtructiou of engine, and cars. The entire amount ie now under contract for rapid delivery, and, as received, will be used eminlvely for the through trate over the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad, the latter company on Its part agreeing to supply a similar quantity for the same purpose. or Folk:wing the financial policy adopted at the 041i8416. of lam iwt secarities to the public only after so much of the line was finished as would secure thoraces:my Inessne for mudding the interest, the Company feel instilled, new that the building of this areal railway Is completed, in making this additional lmae ' at bonds, . . During the last ten years no railroad of any magaltade hem Peen built on for American continent, except the Atlantic sad Great Western, iu w bkh period the population and all produce, agricultural and mineral, have largely increased: bow* re sults the prosperous state of most of the railroads, whose mete receipt+ have enabled large dish:loads to be paid to the sleek bolder's. after providing interest on Indebtedness: Wee— ny Cleveland. Columbus, and Cincinnati Railway divided last year U pee oak Clncineati, Hamilton and Dayton lll Little Miami le MkhlganTentral is „ Lobe oboe., Cleveland, Patetville, and Lab tabula and It cannot be dontded that the Atlantic and Great Wader% parsing almost a monopoly of the petroleum Wane, and pare oer the extensive coal fields of Ohio, which ere of extent than even the large fields of Pennsilvania, .111 i rul r e renal at least equal and most probably emmeding some of those above _ _ _ The whole s ystem of this renew, when to operation. will Maid of— Ilmniain Una - Salamanca to Dayton StatlCh to Cleveland . SS6 sills*. SO /franklln Branch and Buffalo Extension Total Of this 3:1? mites hare been successfully worked during the rummer: for the last three months the earnings haring exceeded I.OOuoLO dollar:a Estimating the receipts on the eoWe line to he only as vest la proportion and unqueaUonably they will be considerably larger) there would accrue A gr. 161 receipt of Deducting 60 pear cent. working tupelos, Dols. ... 6.747.416 2,3711,:06 Leaving its, stain Interest on total bonded debt, littlattlale Dol' present Issue Bast at leased Lines 7aeawo ---= 1.260.160 Leaving surplus Ills, under ordinary CITCOMMIIIICeS, would be applicable to dividend on stock but for the amount required to pay interest on bonds '717,680 .'ola being payable in London, at the fixed rate of 4e. per donor, and the rate of exchange at present ruling ruvliiionallY high. • portion of above surylua would be ab sorbed in the premium for gold It is thus evident that the resources of the road will be far more than equal to meet the charge for interest, even should the tate of exchange rule much higher than at present. The several divisions of the Atlantic and Great Western Ra iny have been consolidated tinder the government of James Robb, Eaq., whose reputation as a banker and railway adminis trator is established I. Europe assn as in America. Sir. Robb. as President of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Joins the direction of the Erie and other lines forming the through route between how look and St. Louis, so as to secure unity of ration. _ _ The prke of lame hat bees fixed at M. the terms of Issue are as follows : 6p•r -- 0 pe doll r ho ars. ed oe 1,000 !SI per rent. On 511stment. being.... 10 0 1.9 per CVnt. 19th November 15 per rent. 19th Decernirr 21 per cent. 19th January .. SA 15 0 47 5 0 less L 7 ecWpou due let Jauuary. THE BOOK of the FARM.—THORLEY'S FARMERS' ALYANACIC for ISM wittalns some startling sad useful Informallos for AgrlatMerida. Price ad.. post free for dos Mamma. May be bad of MI bookstillen and newarenders In town and country. Published by Joseph Thorley, la, Fleet street. City fl4O tO 0 Baheerfhers have the option of pailnit the instalments in ad visee, and wIU be allowed a amount of 9 per cm& per ansasa on etch prepaymeat& i 7 l:fiaisilihtmiaf,;;;lp certificates will be booed to "bearer." These certificates will be eteluthged for bonds to "bearer' oa payment of the Anal fustalment. Fortt.s of application may he obtained at the CnnsoLldated Bank or at the Mors of the company. No. I. Old broadatreet, Loden,).C, or of I. P. hattertheralte, broker, Be. Ihrq mortoa+tree:, Landon. LC. LOlliioo. 00. 12, 1b66. ATLANTIC AND GREAT wasTERN RAILWAY. FORM OP APPLATION!. To he forear.ted to the lichees of the lC Company. No. 2. Old Brad street, 1...n.10n. LC., after payment of the preliminary deposit to the Broken. Yo _ _ To the Atlantic and Great Weidern Railway Company. Baring paid to the Consolidated Bank Limited the SIMI Of I hereby request that you will allot me I eteond Mortgage Bonds of the Atlantic sad Great Western &O wn, old- Division sad I hereby agree to accept such Bonds, or abs less number that may be allotted to a. I an, your °hesitations's* Signature Address is full . Date YARMOUTH BLOATERS, in Season from t t Mend of Dee .100. to : 1.000. Ma—Forwarded, upon receipt .•t remittance. by FILED[. BJJILNBY , Great Yarmouth. Tr' MOTHERS and NIIRSES.—Mrs. J.. 11 IN'S AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, whleli has b.... 11,11 in such high estimation for so =any Yee" for rake k..' when .offering from painful &DWl's', still tow too el t l A • prepared According to Mrs. Johnson's t , ant with the tame soccer by RAMCIAT sad SONS. Z. Yarlool•ustreet. whose name and oldness are sagraved as the . hill .11rertion. are mulcted with owl bottle. Pose Je. P sore to ask for Mrs. Johnsoe's Soothing Syrup. LLErrucz contains ea active -a/ principle. the Lactucke, which powwows all the so= °Plum w•thoot Its danger& Yr. JOZEAC, win 49, Ilaymm bet. prepares • ryrup end •NM of lakes for I .lte. . Wald, recommended by the Medical trekeion kr rot 6, &Alma, bnmch ttis end all chest affections. Syrup, IL 11 , L ; rite. lit and id.' rite, by pose, L. $O. and ft Mi. NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR or •• LEM' AUDLETB c. THE DOCTOR'S WIFE Is ready in S rota st every library. N. EL —no. whole of the Arstetlitioo was ezbansted Dyeable:rip tics on the day of publication. A second is DOW on Bala, and a third ls In active preparation to avoid delays. John Maxwell and Ca, publisher,. 121. liset-elsest. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1884. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (num% meoltaits.) THE VIENNA CONFERENCE. VIENNA, Oar. 15. The oonference held its eleventh sitting to-day. It may now be safely expected that the plenipoten tiaries require but a short period for the completion of their task. It is hoped that peace will be con cluded before the end of the present month. AUSTRIA. VIENNA. Oor. 15. The Oesterreichische Zeitung of this evening says : " Letters from Paris state that the relations be tween France and Austria have undergone no change. The Venetian question has not been touched upon. Austria has not protested against the .Franco-Itslian convention, and there has been no question of a congress. Prussia hastened to con sent to the convention. Napoleon, however, will never agree to the aggrandisement of Prussia with out adequate compensation. At Berlin there is possibly an ides of abandoning Austria to her fate, if certain concessions be made to Prussia, but no negotiations have taken place on the subject. ITALY. TURIN, Ocr. 16. A meeting of workmen haa been held here to-day with the object of presenting a petition to parlia ment, requesting the impeachment of the late ministry, and protesting against the Franoo-ltalian convention. Four persons spoke, protesting against the charge of inunicipalisni, which had been brought against Turin. TLIiIN, Ocr. IL The rumours current on the Paris Bourse relative to the probability of an Italian loan are entirely unfounded, u are likewise the rumours of political agitation in this city. A meeting will be held here to-morrow to propose a petition to parliament. MESSINA, Ocr. 15. Advioea received here from Tunis to the 12th inst. state that the troops of the Bey have beaten the insurgents on the coast, and that the latter have made their submission. ROME. RO3M, Ocr. 15. The Pontifical gendarmes, assisted by the French troops, have arrested five brigands of the band by whom some French gendarmes were assassinated. In the territory of Aacoli 26 gendarmes attacked a numerous band of Neapolitan brigands who had stolen 200 sheep. Several of the band were wounded. SPAIN AND THE FRANCO-ITALIAN TREATY. MADRID, Ocr. 1& The Epoca says :—" Spain should not remain aloof from the arrangements tending to guarantee the independence of the states of the Pope, which must be under the guarantee of Europe, if the French quit Rome." The Progrewiista have been authorised to hold a public meeting. GREECE. MEWL A, Ocr. ld. Intelligence received here from Athens to the 13th inst. states that the opposition continued their agitation in the Assembly. The bill introducing universal suffrage had been voted. An unsuccessful attempt was made on the 11th inst to assassinate the Minister of the Interior. COMMERCIAL CRISIS IN BRAZIL. (By Womb from Lisboa.) RIO DE .1.1-NELBO, Barr. BS. BISHOP COLINSO AND THE PRIVY COCNCIL.— The question of the deprivation of the Bishop of Natal by the Bishop of Cape Town (Metropolitan of South Africa) will come before the Judicial Committee of Privy Council immedianly otter the forthcoming Michaelmas term. The question it in the form of an appeal, but it is not yet duly helots the council, inasmuch as the Lord Chancellor an nounced that their lordships would find have to decide whether they ham any jurisdiction in the matter. The Bishop*: Cape Town insists that there is no appeal to the Committee of Privy Council 'gaunt his &Mum, which wee a purely spiritual sentence, and that the only appeal be at my time acknowledged wee to the Archbishop of Canter bury, as " patriarch" of the church. In the event of the Jsdialal Committee deciding that they have no jurisdiction, the Bishop of Cape Town will forthwith memorialise her Majesty to nominate a bishop for the vecont diocese of Natal. Bishop Colson. will of course resin —Observer. THE IMPROVEMENTS AT THE GEILDB•LL.—The works in connection with the new roof and other improve ments in Guildhall are progressing most rapidly under the direction of Mr. Joplin, (foreman se Messrs. Mlers and Son, the contractoes). 'The eight dormer windows on either side of the roof are bat approaching completion, and already prompt a very noble and pretty appearance ; the slating is completed, and the lanthore and spire, which will rise 30 feet above the ridge of the not are in coons of construction, and the spires on either sod of the root, which will rise 20 feet above the ridge, are in a forward state. The turrets at the south-seat and south-west angles of the ball are being constructed of Kentish rag-atone, and will give an im posing aspect to the building. The interior of the roof is need with timber, and the seven principal arches, which are of a very ornamental character, are fixed, and near com pletion. Altogether, we believe that our fellow citizens will have cause to he highly delighted with the appearance which the hall will present when the improvements are completed. On Monday evening the workmen will com mence to remove all the scaffoldiog and timber outside the hall. io order to prepare it for the civic banquet on the 9th of November, and it is expected that that work will be completed in a very short space of time. Already workmen are engaged in cleansing and decorating the walls and columns, and although it is of coons impossible to com plete the proposed improvements before Lord Mayor's day, it will be still is such a state of progress as to gin the miters full idea of what it will be.—City Press. Nuariii-Ease LONDON RIM:S.—TWA corps re assembled on Saturday last for the first time after the vacatioo. The day had been postponed, so as not to take place until Colonel Money's return to town. Toore were about 300 men in uniform, in addition to whom there are close on 200 recruits who have joined during the vacation, and the majority of whom have not yet obtained their Uni forms. The regiment is still steadily recruiting at the rate of about 12 a weak. The march was to the Manor House through Stoke Newington and back through Islington. A thumb pared* wee annou nced for Sunday, the i. 41, of No. venther. It wee also announced that Corporal Walker, of No. 2 company, was the successful competitor for the 100 guinea cep, which was now his absolute property, and would be presented to him at the grand distribution of prizes on the last Saturday in November. Colonel Money I THE DISSOLETION OF PARLIAMENT.—There is no also said he was pleased to hear that Corporal Walker bad ' ground whatever for the statement that " there would be ' woe the prise for beet attendance in his company daring the a dissolution of parliament in the spring." A simple re prompt year—that so good a soldier deserved reward—and that Corporal Walker was accordingly promoted to the we f to the Sentencing Act will show that parliament rank of einem:i t, t o d a t e from th e d a y o f hi s winning t h e does not expire necessarily in the ensuing year. Of course big cup. it me be dissolved whenever the crown pleases, but such an MrNlrtcssT DONATION TO THE ROYAL FREE event is very unlikely to happen in the spring. That would HOSMAL. GRATB-EIDS-ROAD.— An elderly lady, who ham h e an iocooveftiook coons, and wou ld on l y b e resorted W in aped 7 eeetribeted the met of 70°L is nine donations ease of action by the parliameet itself, which is more on. towards the feeds of this very excellent charity, called at likely than ever. Then is DO reason whatever for sop the hospital during the sitting of the weekly board, of Thursday, when, attar making inquiriesintothe s t ns o f posing that the power of the crown will be called upon to the foods, and slimming a great porticos of the building, shorten the duration of this parliament during the session with the genital arrangements of which sbe was highly mini - of 1663.—Otserirr. Ind, heeded a farther donation of 3001. to Dr. Mars- The A Mout Mercury says •.—" Several geometrical deo, the founder of the hospital, to meet the many de- I maids on the institution, surveys have been made during the hat few days a- FoimomeN At CAMBRIDGE.—The number of ad- Rendsburg, connected with the intended works of the torn' minim for the present yern . at all the colleges of Cambridge is &scions and the canal. The park of artillery, composed of as follows, with the ex °taus* Corpus C Christi, lied the mason taken from the memy, mid which farms the Sn _ isey :—St. Peter's .ems, 12 ; PIM 9 ; Chriet'e, 26 ; Quisen'e, 10 • Caioa, 33 ; St. Catherine's, 12 ; Jams, ; common property of the allies, wee meld to bows been sold to en Austrian speculator, bat we now learn that it was only St. John's, 76 ; ilajdalena, 14 ; Trinity Hall, 26 ; Trinity 168 ; Enimasal, ; Down*, 6. ! the Austrian portion that was sold, and that nothing has yet ROYAL GALLERY OF ILLUSTRATION. A new , been done with the Promise part. Those guns have so Optima Camera, in twoseta.entitled The Sergeaaes Legacy, value except as old iee t e me byyy 0. A. Meefere". will he Prude*" on Wednesday De n t ' The Vienna journals announce the death in that The labeeelo is by Mr. Ozentord. The Sleeping Queen, by Belle, will be temporarily withdrawn to make way for this j et) of Prince Waldemar of Arazalt. aged 37, monk. bearer el Ye wise* dew. The banking firm of M. Souto has failed for • very large amount. Other failures took place in consequence, and were followed by a commercial crisis. A slightly better feeling, however, now prevails. The government has decreed the suspension of cash payments for notes by the Bank of Brazil, and has given • forced currency to the bank's papers. War has been declared between Brazil and Uruguay. Exchange on London, 261 to 273 ; on Paris, 340 to M. Coffee, good first, 5.900 to 6.100 refs ; shipments, 135,000 bags ; stock, 60,000. Freight, 40s. to 50s. BAHIA, Ssrr. 29. Excliange on London, 271 to 27g. Sugar, 2.800 to 3.200. Cotton, 27.000 reis. PERNAMBUCO. Ocr. l. Exchange on London, 27} to 27g. Boger, whites, 5.200 ; browns, 2.600. Cotton, 27.000 to 27.300 reis. The Royal Mail steamship Magdalena arrived here on the evening of the 29th Sept. BUENOS AYRES, SETT. 14. IC:change on London, 50. Ounces, 28.10. Wet salted ox hides, 38. Dry bides, American, 201. Wool, 33f. Tallow, 14 Lumber, 37 to 42. Flour, 5f to 6f. Refined sugar, 24. CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. SUEZ, Ocr. 14. The Mooltan, from Calcutta, Sept. 23, anchored at 10 p.m. to-day (four days early). CHINA AND JAPAN. (By talerage from Soft.) SHANGHAI, Barr. 5. The Imperialists have captured Hoocho w. Intelligence received here from Japan announces that it has been determined that the Meet at Yoko hama shall force a passage into the inland sea. IMPRESS FROM PARIS: (nom oca owa PARAA. Starnsr Bynum Theriiis still no official contradiction or confirma tion of the report that Napoleon 111 would meet the Horror of Eussia at Lyons. The France has several fumes repeated. this as positive news, but I believe it prill turn out to be incorrect. The Temps of this evening reproduces a statement that Dijon and not Lyons will be the place of meeting ; but that sena most improbable, because Dijon is in a diamdkically opposite direction to the route from Lyons to Nioc. The I:,aysorhieh yesterday gave the ne ws as " certilin" Laid, alarendon had gone back from Veniceto Vienna to see . the Emperor of Austria, takes no notice pf the contradiction founded upon the fact stated bi•tte &stint/la Breseicina, that on the 12th his lordship was at Verona, and intended to proceed the next clay to Turin. The Temploteerves, on the news that Marshal Machilp i hon reports himself. "piaster of the situa tioa in Algeria 2---" We never tad anj doubts as to the ultimate result of the campaign ; but we cannot help remarking that hitherto the successes obtained by our troops have only driven the in surrection further into the interior of the country, not crushed it." It is reported that the famous financier Mimi* will begin business again shortly, and that he will at starting appeal to the public for a loan of 200 millions of francs. Tha Emperor has ordered all the Marshals of Frames commanding districts to issue an order of the day against the slovenly dress which offioers and soldiers on leave of abeeooe have got into the habit of wearing in the streets of Paris. Hence forth they are either to appear altogether in mufti or in the regular uniform of their regiments. The sort of bastard uniform which might belong to any service whatever will no longer be permitted. In fraciions of these orders will be met by disciplinary punishment. SPAIN. (now on OWN MADRID, OM. 11. Yesterday was the Queen's birthday, when her Moat Catholic Majesty Isabella Segundo entered on her 36th year. There was a grand review in the morning, of the troops composing the garrison of Madrid, consisting of 19 battalions of infantry and 20 regiments of cavalry and artillery, with 72 pieces of cannon, a goodly force enough, though by no means uniformly to be relied upon. After being reviewed in the Prado the troops marched through the city, and defiled before the Queen and King at the pekoe. Upon the whole it was a fine military display. It was succeeded by a royal reception, which was brilliantly attended, and which occupied the entire afternoon. For the benefit of the ladies, it may be mentioned that the Queen herself was arrayed in a rose coloured robe, covered with choice lace, and bespangled with an immense multitude of diamonds. The Infanta Dona Isabella was in Riau' white, the King wore the uniform of captaui-general of the kingdom, and the little Prince of the Asturias that of a servant of the guard. The Queekof Spain is now a large, portly woman, perhaps somewhat older in appearance than her years allow. She no longer can be said to answer to the description given of her thirty years ago, in one of the popular songs of the war of the succes sion, which described the contending competitors for the throne of Spain : Dos Carlos is a hoary alai, Of cruel heart sod cold ; But babas a lovely girl Of oaly six years old. But the Queen of Spain, though no longer " a lovely girl," is still by no means unattractive. The photographs and portraits which are shown in shop windows by no means do her justice. She has about her a great deal more sparkle, vivacity, and good humour than her photographs allow ; indeed, her distinguishing characteristic is said to be genuine good temper, or as it has been expressed to me, her " heartiness," which gains her a very large o share of the affection of those who are privi leged to approach her. The Queen is said to be a very affectionate mother of her children. She has now four of them, three girls and a boy. The eldest, the Infanta Isabella, 'approaches her 13th year, having been born on the 20th of December, 1851. She is an interesting looking young lady, but is said to bear herself somewhat more haughtily than those about her entirely approve. The Prince of Asturias is the next child, and is not yet quite eight. He is an elegant, but rather delicate looking, boy, who seems to be worn out with state and study. The poor little fellow is driven through Madrid in • coach and six, attended by& guard of honour, almost every afternoon, to the Helix) (a part of the park re served for the royal family), where be takes pleasure in driving himself about in a little goat-chaise. He is generally accompanied by his sister, the Infanta Isabella. The other royal children, with their nurses, follow him in another state carriage drawn by six mules, and that is generally followed by another similar equipage, full of ladies and gentle men in waiting ; so that even the poor little prince's drive in his goat-chaise is made a matter of court ceremony. It is rather fun to see this procession of princes and princesses going to the Prado, fol lowed by a drag conveying four stately specimena of the genus " Jeames," in gold cocked bats and ver million stockings, who convey from the loyal stables to the Retire the perambulators in which the younger members of the royal family are doomed to take their airings. It is observable that the King and Queen rarely accompany the royal children. They usually take their own separate drive, almost always in com pany, but very rarely with any of the royal family with them. The King, indeed, is said to show very little attachment to any of his wife's offspring, though at the same time he fully recog nises them, and is at the present moment, it is said, especially anxious to obtain a decree of the Cortes whereby be shall be appointed regent in the event of the Queen's demise and the succession of the Prince of the Asturias to the throne. Whether this arrangement will be carried out or not it is difficult to say at present. It is not until next year Viet a settlement will become urgent, and much will depend upon the course of events and the parties who at that time may be in power. A number of persons, struck with the difficulties which often arise in obtaining the co-opentiou of the Roman catholic clergy on the occasion of interment, some time back formed • society in Belgium under the name of "Lee Solidaries," the object of the members being to wears an unimpeded organisation of funeral rites for their families, bat solely in a civil point of view. An application having boss made to the Minister of the Interior in Frnnoe, for authorisation to found a similar society, under the name " La libre pewee de nu de Mk'," a papers reply was gives. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Delta, Captain Lock* with the heavy portico of the Bombay aad Mauritius mails' and 68 pumensess, arrived at Southampton au Saturday aftarnooo. Amongst the cargo brought home by the West laths mail packet Seiw oa Thursday win 165 reams, of tio‘tos. 11Q OYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. —l7nder tie sole .I.S) management or Mr. FICHTII.—This Theatre wfll OPIN on SATURDAY nest, October 22, commencing at ball-pa# T, with a New Drama, entitled THE KIND'S BMERFLT. The new scenery painted by Mr. William Cannot& —Yanten, the Zings Butterfly, Mr. Feehter. Hears. Ryder, H. Wsddlcomh, F. Charles, W. Mclntyre, E. Gar m a, Raymond, Moreland , Clifford. Collett; Mss Carlotta Leelmns, M Henratte, H. !Amon, and R. Lerma. The box.ofßoe open daily, tram 11 till A Note. rust Night of the New Drama, doors open at 7, comment, at kilt-peat precisely. PROMENADE CONCERTS. THE STRAND MUSICK HALL will OPEN THIS EITRYING. the 17th October, with a Company com posed of the following eminent artistes : Vocalists—Halle. Ross Wilts, of the Conservatoire Royale de Musique, Brussels, and of the priscipal concerts of Belgium, Holland, Germany, Frame, Re.; Ydile. Tinny Moildoff, prima iso ße 3r ix at a ii n p of the 'principal concerts of Franco, Germany, Prussia. 3e.um, e. : Mae. Carlotta Mayer, of the principal concerts of es, Belgium, Germany, Re. Inatnimentsliste—Vlolln, Bfg. Glovanal kdelmann, principal violinist at the Contarvatolre de Milan : Cornet-i Piston. M. Gabon, professor at the Cousermitoire Royale at Brussels; Piano forte, M. Tito Matted, pianist to his Ms sty the King of Italy. . ORCHISTRA. Ent Violin. prlnel —lllerarreptosey • , Messrs. If askenzle, J. Rama C. CI J. Marsh, and A. Haynes. J. Second Marshall, and T. P orter. Viol* principal—Mr. J. Heirshans, Messrs. Gunn* ~. pal—Mr. H. hoyden and Mr. Thompson. Vlolo roe mos Delusive! and aolo— Mr. W.V. Seed and Mr. Schder. Peretvel.Coniza Iliod. principal-Mr. W. arta and Mr. Vernon aeincipal and solo—Yr. LW& ond Yr. J. Edward'. Oboes, principal and solo—Mr. C. Lisle and Mr. A. Lane. t !oilcans, principal and solo—Mr. a Tyler sad Mr. J. Tyler. Boohoos" principal and solo—Mx. W. t. Wooten sad Air. & Anderson. Berm, petaclad•—lie. W. Handley and Mr. I. Tilley. Da orsets, IL. pew*/ and sole - A. Bouloyaet, and llamas. J. vis and H. Stratford. - tr - o - oTt;s37 - ,itio - -Kr. 1 . Randall Tsper-Mr. R. Rochester Bessto-111r.1 . Atari. Su Tym us- T 8460, & A. Jastootta. pani-Mr. . Chipp. Grosse Calae-Yr. Barton. _ . ilia Dram Teliaali;dia.- - 01;. C. 'Thompson. liarp—W. Stratford. lietleal Director—Mr. F. KINGSBURY. Prints boos. 10a. dd. ; bozstalia 1k Id. ; Salami and dalla, Openirep Drool at half-past 7 o'clock, Box-sake, 17, weWngtonatreet. THE OXFORD.—The Oxford and Canterbury Cowlmny IiniIted).—MASANIELLO sad MARTHA, by the whole of the Operatic Company. LE PETIT BLONDIN ; JACKSON HAINES, the American Stater: roserorth. Cunene, W. Randall, he., with all the available talent, THIS SVENING. SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW, 196& SPACE to be LET in the principal Entrance to the Cattle Show for the Ellnbition and Sale of C.nrriegee, Harness. Saddlery, Waterproof Clothing, Railway Rap, Garden Imptemente, and Machinery for docent!' use, tc.—Eor tar= apply at the dent tape Odic', Agricultural Hall, Barfordutreet, Is N. By order. B. SIDNEY, CIAUTION.—The MOUNT ST. BERNARD CLOTK —FARMER and RoGERA having received infor mation that a spurious and inferior imitation of their registered Bt. Bernard cloth Is being offered for sale, respectfully nutlet) the public against therm', and beg testate that theirs la the only home In London were the genuine and original cloth can be seen or purchased —The GREAT BRAWL and CLOAK IMPOILIIIII, in, 173, 171, and 179, ICogent-street, W. rIPOURISTB and TRAVELLERS, Visitors to the J. Seaside, and others, exposed to the scorching rays of the sun and heated particles of dust, will find ROWLANDS' KALY DOR a most refreshing preparation for the complexion, d lil the cloud of languor sad relaxation. allaying all beat anri lin tibility, and Immediately affording the pleasing sensation attending restored elasticity and healthful state of the akin. Freckles, tan spots, pimples, lushes, and dlacolorations are eradi cated by Its application, and pre place to a healthy purity and delicacy of complexion. Priors 45.- 6d. and fa. 6,1 per bottle. dold by A. ROWLAND and SONS, PO Batton-garden. and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for " lowlands' ithlydor," and beware of spurious and pwincions articles under the =Es of Kalydor." 4 t A RMADLLS" a new Novel by Mr. Wu.LII CI. CoMmrs, will be eommeaeed In the November =abet of the tX)I6.I6IIILL MAGAZINZ. &MI6, ceder. sad co., 6S, OerabiN. rIMIS COMPABLES ACT, 1862... Th. Books 1 ud lone' required seder the above het, We all other Hods of *wagtail Books, with every Statiosery requisite for Pates Ossapaalea, the Counties-hew, to., supplied ea the b. tote Priutteg al every ilseeleptiee. Anemia& Dl.- slaking, Ash .al That, a, lberstotrwie, RC., wed Leadowlwidge, 8.11. Nausped; 'NAVAL AND Aukaoltt Apmmaam Orr. 15. Arporwriarra. Cap tain Sherard Amis. C. 8., to be additional to the Raml. lent gunnery ship at Portsmouth, for marten tut the Royal Boverogn. Pa master C C. ire, to the Shannon. Second natter Id S. Clapp, to the Dart. Stott Acting the Rattlesnake. Assisteut Surcease jr. Potter, M.D., and John , to Clerks R. G. Herbert, to tblilsredhible, 68, at South. maptoe ; 0. J. Cameron, to the Isamessatie, 78, at Desoeport i S. H. Smogs. and Hamm, to the Rattle snake, 21, screw corvette, on the west Coast of Atria statics, as sispersentriea Chats .Latanie F. E. °trams, and T. W. Hail, to the P a ta i r a ltora G. lac, to the Tahlar. Ilidebtiormit E. Ramsey, C. W. lone, sad A. R. Raker, the Itatallooatt& Chid Roffman R. Sleeman !Mtn the Sphinx to the Asia, for merrios in the Royal Alfredt• W. Antietam, to the I Edna, for service in the Sphinx ; B. Hoax., so the lades, for service in the Wi nds or Engineer W. Giles, confirmed in First Class Assistant t prinser J " ttroadie, to the AIN for serrios,ip the AVM. ja k e POItIrdiffHITH. ocr;.bi. LAUNCH OP TIM SAX, AtAD. •-• Ano th er addition to the inn mane ' made yestardey, 1 by the launch , hem A Deekpard, of the Royal Alfred, a screw frigate et Hoseeaolaei. pined to emery 36 guns. She was ordered to be laid aura in October.lBs9, as • line"(-baths ship of 91 guns, her dimessioma being as follow :—Leearth between perpendicular'', 259 ft..; leillth of keel for tannage, 213 ft. 91in. ; extreme breadth, 58k. ; breadth for tonnage, 57ft. tin. ; breadth moulded, 56f • 41a. ; depth in bold, 25ft. Gin. ; burthen in tout, o. m., 3,715 62-94. In Jane, 1861, however, the Admiralty esued an order for her conversion into an armour plated "crew frigate, and her dimensions are now es follow : Length between perpendiculars, 713' feet ; length of keel for tonnage. 232 feat, 8j inches ; extreme breadth, 58 feet 5 etches ; breadth be tonnage, 57 feet 2 inches; breadth moulded, 56 feet 4 inches; depth in hold, 19 feet 10 inches ; and burtheo, 4.04526.94 tens. The launching of this vessel drew together a cos courts of several thousand spectator', including the chief 1 naval sod military authorities of the port and garrison, and define the preliminary arrangements selections cf music were performed by three or four military bands that were I present. The ceremony of christening the ship was per formed by a you're daughter of Mr. Craddock, the master shipwright, and about half-past ten o'clock the last of the dog shores was knocked away, and the vestal glided rapidly into the water amidst the cheers of the spectators and the porter mane by the bands of the National Anthem and " Rule Britannia." A number of oaken belonging to the 1 Turkish ship-ot.war now being fitted with arrow machinery in England were present, and exhibited great interest in the proceedings. The Royal Alfred will be placed in No. 3 dock, and will there receive her armour Ostia. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge is expected to arrive at Portsmouth to-morrow on hie annual resit of 1 inspection. Aooording to present arnueenseate the troops of this garrison will be brigaded on Soothes Common to morrow afternooa, and be reviewed by his royal highness. WOOLWICH, Ocr. 18. In accordance with instructions from the War- 1 oMoe, the issue of ticket, by the heeds of departments at the Royal Shrum! to enable the public to view the sato. bliatiment is ordered to be discontinued, and for the future such tickets will be Paned only by the Secretary of State for War, and Brigadier Genesi St. George, director-general of ordnance. ROTLL number of additimal head' are ordered to be entered for service at the royal gin facto ries, and the system of night work has again been resumed, as eeverel experimiestal rifled guns it. now in program, aid a amber of heavy NOSS are ordered for the naval erevin. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LONDON BSITINi 6 to to 1 1 mit °milt - ado (A 12 Prick (to 1,1 to 1 Ittockfogor (off) 10 to 1 Accident f) 100 to 6 Moen It f) 100 to a Tattoo (off) la to 1 Ackworth (off, 1000 to 00 ta toot) 113.-11611:31D&Y. 0181111111. le to 1 =et Bayard ;t) =63 1 11•63116= 11 to 1 Swaim (off) 60 to 1 Lemon t) 60 to 1 Vollsot t t sad ae) 66 to 1 -- lya l Title (w) 100 to 1 Advsatoror sod off) ft 100 to 1 Copenhagen _Cott; 1000 to 10 Tutor (t) !OW 1 - ( 20 to I Prism Platud- Die (I) REPORT OP THE MIDDLESEX REOMTRATIOM As we have stated previously during theAst.three weeks, Mr. Edward Beaks, the revising barrister for the electoral Lista for the:county of Middlesex, bas held thirteen courts, the fiat at Uxbridge, as th• =id Sept., the last at Kensington, at the Ilib Oct. The Rhombi ware reFe. steed at all the courts, thirteen is number. by Mr. Wm. Albert Jams, of Parlianerst-strest, sa vest of she Middle sex Liberal Registration Society; while the Middlesex Con servative Magistrates Cocantittee were reprieested by Mr. T. Alley JOINS. of Clifford's lan, amid Mr. Alley Jams, his sou • Kr, H. Smith, of Norfolk-street, Stnie4 skiplanes for ihe Natiosal Cooservativ• Registration Associatioo. Mr. James hae made the following report of the result of the revision : The meaty register is farce costeins the names of 14,500 iambics. The new claim lisle delivered to ths revising bar. rider aosteised 1,914 names, 1,684 being in respect of new delineate, and 230 to cotrect present entries. The overseers made 521 °Weaken to voters os the register, exclualve of 210 referring to re-olaiins oily, or to naqualifled dlaim ante. were takes by the libenils to 420 regis tered voters, sad 687 to new daimaa es—total 1,107. The objections by the conservatives wets 210 to registered voters, and 1.097 to new claimants—total 1,307. Of these, 36 against the register, sad 248 spirt sew claimants, were double objectless, that r to say, these valise wore objected by both sides. The result of the aerialist was the registration of 1,163 sew voters, and theyentovel of 780 names from the re rnollowier table shows the Cli UN roviviaa : Fount° DUI -711,1C[9. Dented beihnnl Green kireetfort Pf.": 11 Hammersmith—. lihr Kt • irtout Crams Loa on !44. Fad viselgo Wcotaalattor Total 1,103 voters added to the register. Ulla Con. Unkoovrn. 21 1$ 4 44 7 1 SO 27 46 17 2 76 30 4 194 119 li 66 IS 10 n 29 12 26 21 2 N 17 1 SO II I 13 11 0 679 406 SO Ma Con, Unknown. 16 26 2 19 22 1 27 40 5 17 11 5 19 19 6 115 51 2 10 IS 116 St SI 28 :6 26 8 4 11 18 PXI iSI 70 700 voters expunged from the resister. Liberal plo to new voters added do. do. . voters expunged Showing. the total liberal gain on the revision, 285. The 70 voters expunged from the register, whose politics were not ascertained, are fairly set off by the 80 Pike votes added. If, however, every possible eoeceesioa be made to the conservatives, by coesidering every such elector ex punged to have been a liberal, and every such new voter added to be a oosservative, there would still be a liberal gain of 137 votes as the result of the revision. Beyond the 760 entries above referred to 118 duplicate entries were likewise ermined from the register. By the addition, therefore, of 1,163 new voters, the number of electors will be iscressed by 255, a number exactly corresponding with the liberal gain. Besides the alterations involved is the above statistics very many hundred corrections of the resi deuces and descriptions of the voters were made in the re gister, rendering it as perfect a record as is attainable make the present imperfect system of registration. The liberal gain on the revision of 1863 was 292 ; the omen% gain of 285 gives a liberal gain in this two years of 577 votes. We believe that the oonosevative agents have not yet given their version of the result of the registration. The Vienna Gazette publishes a report of the central communion of the Austrian public debt, relative to its sitatios at the end of April last. The amount is nearly 21 milliards of florins, without reckooing the annual inte rest on that sum or the amount of the redemption of the land tax, which is Deady 623 millions of dories. OUTWARD AMICAN Mama—On Saturday the Coward Coespases eteauter, Oasis, riled from the Mersey for Boehm with the Vetted Stare mails., together with • Urge cergo sad &boat 100 peasengem The next Austrian ail despatch frees Liverpool will be ow Wednesday, when the Isaias stns.,, City of Mascheater, will mil for New York. Letters Ice., will be received at the Postsdlee eniil 11 o'clock foresees, Red ad Cork natal 8.30 p.m. CLPTAIJI Soren.—The Laurel, which left Urea% peel as the 91111 Met. with °mai& Semmes ad • somber of Cenfedenite aliases and seamen os board, will, it is a- peeked, put is at Madeira. A Federal mas-ofaar went immediately is pariah of Pm, far the purpose of toma hawks; Captors Sesames, who his benproseasoed by the SSW of likailJuited Metes • seisseir el wee. [TWOPENCE' - ARTILLERY EXPERIMENTS AT SHOE. BURYNESS. After a holiday of two months the competitive ex periments between the Whitworth and Armstrong, and the Lancaster, Scott, and French guns, recom menced at Shoeburynees on Monday. The gnus have been carefully examined in the inteiral, And the Whitworth 70-pounder being pronounced un safe by the Ordnance Inspector, the future firing of the Whitworth and Armstrong 70-pounders has been ordered tope carried on under cover, which must to a great extent put a stop to any further trials of rapid tiring. The week has been mainly devoted to firing the 70-pounders for range and accuracy, both with solid shot and shell. .On Tuesday, whilst firing with solid shot at 2 legs. elevation, the new vent of the Whitworth became choked at the 34th round, and 14 trying to prick it the needle broke off, spiking tke gun, and necessitating the removal of the vent, ich is effected by - unscrewing it. This mode of fixing the vent offers great facility for renewing it when required, as the operation of re-venting seldom occupies more that half au hour. The committee have accorded to each competitor permission to fire 200 rounds according to any programme he may determine. On Wednesday Mr. hitworth ex hibited vertical kin from the 12-pounders at 45 dens., charge of powder 3} ox, with shells of 5 diameters, capacity for bunting charge 14 oz. The range obtained was 1,200 yards. Some oblique firing through water at an oaken target 6 inches thick, front the 12-pounders, also took place, and was renewed on Friday, but only in a few instances where the shot struck the target not more than nine inches below the surface of the water was the target pierced. Mr. Whitworth con cluded his experiments foe the week on Friday, by firing spherical shot planed to the hexagonal form from the 12-pounders, at a9-foot target, atl,ooo yards; 10 rounds with one shot, 4 rounds with three shots, 2 rounds with six shots, and 1 round with nine shota—total number of shots fired 43, of which 26 struck the target. Sir William Armstrong has not yet availed himself of the offer of the com mittee to carry out a programme of his own, but doubter, will do so before the conclusion of the experiments, which, it is expected, will take place in November. The Ordnance Select Committee' are reported to have completed their experiments with the Lancaster, Scott, and French guns, and it is anticipated that the report will show that only a trifling difference exists in the relative range and accuracy of the three guns. TERMINATION Off TIE COLLIERS' STRIKE AT BILSTOK Between 2,000 and 3,000 colliers and miners, con vened by the committee. assembled at the back of the Market-pleas, Baotou, os Saturday, to bear an address from Bounwol Griffiths, the well-known metal broker, who is a native of Billiton and highly popular with the working men of the town and neighbourhood. Mr. Gnffitha, prior to the meeting, wax closeted for ebont an hour with the leaders of the strike, and it was ultimately decided to propose a reso lution to the colliers to go to work ou Monday morning. At the molting Mr. Griffiths spoke at some length, telling the mart that though they teem amply justified in striae( —while, with one or two exceptiona, for which the whole body of the men were not responsible, they had conducted themselves is a moat exemplary meaner—yeti the iron trade. by white nearly the whole of the coals raked is the district wee consumed, wee in a eoodition that reedited say further continuance of the struggle hopeless. He stated that pig Igoe, ion the making of which so Urge • , tlLantity of coal was used, could be brought into the district paw than itcould be made there. Owing to the strike, too, thew Is DOW sprinting up a trade In coal from other partial the country, which it would be to the interest of the railway oompanies to keep up, and this would cense the price of coal, and eoemiquently the wages of coin= to fall still lower. The patient attention to this address was most remarkable. At the dose, two members of the esontnitoes proposed and seconded a rewdor tine %favorer of rerambeg week ce Needy/. fskir %A tug whoa pat to the age It was received in silence. The ear mittee afterwards held a brief consultatioo, and it wee des aided to leave every man to do am be pleeeed, thus slm their functions. The strike is eaded, faras Hasten = is oisseerned, and the district comprises the principal ca naries in the neighbourhood of Wolverhamptou and Willett hal. —fiforialester Courier.. A WONANSHOT BY HBB HUSBAND. Ado:itemised attempt at m urder was made on Fri. day last at a pleas called Kinshani, close to the boundary of the comity at Hereford, on the Radnorshire side. It as. pears that for acme yeast past ea idle and dissolute fallow, accred Joseph Morro, a terror to the neighbourhood, hag ' resided is a cottage at Kinsham, within a short distance of Ooombs'e Moor, an intensive mores surrounded by preserved forum, his poaching depredations upon whisk bees r~eral times caused him to be an inmate of the Hereford County Gaol. He was married to a damn woman, who had frequently endeavoured to diem& him from hie evil courses. Oa Friday morning, during th e absence of his father-is.law, Morrie stole a 'billing from the old man's breeches pocket, and them went off. He re turned is the *resin about 6 o'clock, and then foetid his wife sear a well, about 150 yards from the cottage. While the was in the act of washing her bands at the sprang Morrie suddeuly made hie lapesirsooe oci the bank overheat. isg the well, armed with a gun. The woman having some foreboding that mischief was intended, odd, "It that Is what you mean, (pointing to the gas), I will have some one to help me." "Shut thee mouth," replied the fellow, " I bean's going to hurt thee." She resumed her stooping position, upon which the scoundrel pointed the mask of the gun at her ear, sad de liberately Bred. The charge struck the head, literally carry ing away the scalp. Mrs. Morrie fell down insensible, but as she was a woman of strong constitution, she soon reco vered sad cried for kelp. is her remo val to the cottage, she wee examined by Dr. Towne, of Prestige', and he gave no hope of her recovery. Up to the time our parcel was dovetailed, the police had sot succeeded in apprtheadisg Morrie, who is supposed to have hidden himself I. the peat Cuts Forest. Morris, it appears, has bees in lb, 7th Hamra, frets which resistant he deserted so lets thee four tense, was consequently bearded as a (sloe and a deserter. imprisoned for nine mouths, received fifty lashes, and finally drummed out of the regiment. He was under as impression that his wife had gives such informatioo of hie where4boute after his desertion as led to his arrest, ►ud the dreadful act which he has just committed is attributed to a desire for val. vases. ST. ANDRZWII understand that at • meeting of the University Conit of the University of St. Andrew's held ce Friday, Mr. Thomism Spencer Baynes, LL.B., was elected to the chair of Logic, Rhetoric, and Metaphysics, vacant by the appointment of Mr. Veitch to the chair of Logic and Rhetoric in the University of Glasgow; and that the Rev. Robert Flint, minister ci the parish of Kilmartin, 1111/ alined to the chair of Moral Philosophy, vacant by the death of Protector Ferrier.—Scorn sae. SHIP LAUNCHLii AT LIVICKPHOL. —Messrs. Vernon and Son, Brunswick Dock, on Saturday launched the Vernon, a sister ship to the Bayard, which was launched in April sat for Mann. Alexander Young sod Co. She is an iron yarn combining all the modern imp, vementa,'is 210 feet between the perpendiculars. 36 feet beam, 23 feet depth of bold, and 1,298 71-94 O.M. She is clamed A 1 at Lloyd's, and 20 yeses with the Liverpool underwriters. Meson. Miller and Seas launched on Saturday the Abigail, a steel built paddle steamer for blockading purposes. She is 262 feet long over all, 30 feet beam, 14 depth of hold, and 1,110 O.Y. like is to be Erred with oscillatiog maims made by James Watt and Co., of London, and of 300 horse power. Messrs. Josses, Quints, sad Co. lauoched from thritryard the Ronne. cone ci a bee of 20 steel paddle oosaa-steamers. sup posed to be Patented for blockading purposes ; she is 270 fen 1: 10 =t1 4, and is fitted with steel-wire rigging aa a two ; she is of 1,391 toss, and has angina of 3013. heres power, manufactured by Mesas. James Watt end Co. Marra Holderness sad Chilton launched from their yard at the Herad•oeum Dock, the fourth of a Rue of shin Milt es Jerre and Getty's composite principle ; she is 500 tom berthas, and was has, launched fully rigged. Her destination is the China trade, and she was appropriately christened the Km Kee by Mir Haldeman. The sew ✓eamer BYg, built by MUMS. Jones, (Niacin, and Co. for running the blockade, made a very satisfactory trial trip on Saturday. The " Britannia Hat," or helmet, is about to be adapted by Ilia City police form. This substitute for the awkward and unsightly hat at precut worn by the City polies was reommoseded new. than two years noes by the storm I. the bane, 0. Herres Childs, Req., red hes shies been adopted by the metropolitan and mineral provincial police foram. The Hamburg and American Company's steamer Borerra, from New York as the Ist, arrived off Orman cie Saturday morns& an route for Hamburg. She had SO pea. wages, ad ea bight 10,000 &Lam la speak ter Waled. i -, I ,~~