The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-26 00:00:00

7' 40,. / r . ' ( • 1 7111-s - A - e - 4 saltk-a-a. _~,~ !tea• 4- - ey , . iI j 111 I: kI 1 b .1 A U dUr r 0, PO -;• • 1 . ! , :.,•, • . : or, ---, r _ I. R. NEWSP 1 4 : ' _le . dj f I ' \t * ' w i .1 , ; Aiii -A-, iir , ....., .... RECovED 7 • • - •,- AAKINS ♦ND tiOTTO,I 24. 24, rim 41.1 1. 01tu-ectfibla, W. i', ACC 0..... • I. — A a. .• 1 %A. •• ... ►a..,.f Y, 4 . •..ti•Ll; till: Z WDDINJ; 20 k iLL,U2% i ..t Lk Pt bLa., i'l•LLku calf likkt,ClLlt•t£U24 ut LONDON. 8A IV RDA Y EVENING, BEl' l'Ehl Wilt 2.5. 161$8. I I . Ir% Al S I 1 1.1.1 114 1 1 l'•1( i ' ale RS. N.. ti,bll7. i -- - -------'—^ 1 ) , \ %I . '1.% 11. I.INE to 111LAZLI., >ithol ItliViilt i , it t , • %: t c..11,. . ,k ~ .i MA Mane ISM Snucliasseto• i . ... .... . CIS Ti.. ., r, ...t.. ii..u.thiew at last . ' ( . ,.. . i • • Ihratalats. ..... it.u..a. 140 4 1 00 arai *ward*. . .... 1 QUEEN'S THEATRE, Lonatniorti. tLULtuilli-Ml. W. U. Litivi ON. 1 1118 LA AVAAIUM LMA 111 Ulan a. 11).0. havimr by* • !mita/ Wink /Awl A. paw. ream 'AL file Musa *1 eiruml.M aml 1.6104 irk I Im Y. I.N AA IMJ. • AAA/v/T AD S. =it poimb/st i ;=. l"" PI % HE LANCASHIRE LABS, at • quarter to &I MAY.. un "Th. mowi amas.e•••• fta —.l loom, of *TM Los000kr• Loa on ••ThEisa. lihnl.l.lllENCLi FLIONI ABROAD. ONE PENNY. PO LA N I). AT ILI.. Ltd% usi ruaenin.a. PAz • C111:3.i . . .. . 0.4 U...' 0, Ai rw • 1 CIS and ar^raris• 1 .... . _.. ... ~.. b ..t. I.r: a tam arid • Wt. kaallortwast• Mk as•oot et t .: 1 ett.• r mr.t. nue •en AO t. PYRIIII4I.I frAi..t .lit .4+01,1417. Ro+ , l**lll Warm Padua ottatabay, i eraismea azursa's reisoot.l THE INhUltltLtrllo.3 IN SPAIN. scaLe *nth &tided coumo the task which Turkey lira tit Linelf in Ctete is exceedingly hard. The spirit of the inturginta has risen to a point of (n‘uninte which makes light of losses and rulluiurs. Tl•ey have alnwdy braved the wont tlat Omar Fuchs could do to theol, and tit, will le loth to f ulna it to the loss powerful envy which Husain l'acha has under his com mand. I • V t..'* 111 1.11101, 131tALAA" amid SiVX4 PLAre , , - • sk II; Air It .N INIMPAN IC Lila's , IA w • - . fins &MOOG. IIIII 1,0 44••.• .4 . • oil tz,•• ,rth ov..ar avitra.4 w 4.1 • •• I'...truamor4Wenorar- 'MP enemy •••••••srlwr I , 'D% 4. t••11e, earums LAVID KIDD, be davlaLsitsll • . • • t on V FAMILY. leh Ostaber, with h.r Y ll••ftty • r*, elirtriX and 1 , 9110118, 110 T RIO DU 4 14,riwr Arr.. (Lnditim• p.r c.a... , ". * • - awl san•-•( 44 , •••• , polylo utlackt- 1 IN 1-1;PIX1L. BRA:Zia.; awl /LIVER PLAIB • •t i• \)IFR+. antl,r pnowl Onwtriell with thwdowtenamt. et , t • ...g or uctrcr ways atovasiestrJl be dew • • ,`" u.ft.nY "aline la WAa s'ul Ctlrl• . • IPI , s 4 •• • Ri-•- %•• • .." W. 1,1 ' OA. s _IMO I oa s I% rain.. s 14 , 0 auJßoeus•Ant. . _ . -• R 4, .le . Dosati . . . • ... Nis de Juneirn. Wenn a .1\ • . n.l Flamm AIRP Ilidallber I Janet.. it Oin t V i d e°• • I tis n norms Ayr*. +.l4vou • The Marner of tow y:Au .d maim i • Meety's Pemonaster-Menorat • mistime at pee oxidant "t dolmen ad this line ham imperior ameninthiedicat far pie ram and e and inewaßkeem ~T or, toms ed et Mimeo sal glassed saidas &Lily to ..AMPORT and NO 'V, H. wassr4imet. liverpsoi - MAIL ROUTE or . JAPAN, and MINA, vii Panama. -The PAOLTIO MAILS mix- REST COMPANY despateli thou splendid sictswheelerrok. it end Irem ya.p • •ga eae mt. sus, Ma and lOW me fora P. 68•1114 so the lay, na Nth. and tith of every astela for Ran Irrarter. , e. salami at Ampuleo sad Manrmilla, en • roils theme V. To ro. Maga Slymehal, and Nom Nom Pawns/ we from ad any mimed with IRAs line at New Tort by say of h hallswing any cassia Line, lemisti Li empeol every Saturday. Inman Line. Moving' Liverpool *tray Wedooiday. National Line, karat Liverpool every WadnasSay. one** Lisa MOM( Linwood every Temoday. Namberputionissa net from Prysombon. every Trld'iy. h orth genre Lloyds Igno from Southampeon, every Turday. ed at Pagans, ty the eteatame of tie r.L•ral Mail Use. from Southampton en the Sad and Ifth , ih. Imbued Partite Lana from Llyerpool,gth andllth of roma- Transatturtique Lisa from at. Namara ith of month. • ...mere by thin room am lam than ten dam in the tropism. er neat departures from San leranaima for Oaths will be I 4 14. Noe. Sad. Om lir& non in th Islaado, Witt& (lotemblea-Tbe Maslen of Vie .!iforinon. Ongion • and Meuieo S.& 03211X1W team Sea •mo at rerslor %Pemba for thaws asuistries. N. STARK and 00.. Agenta ificiematestamt. London. • - • . . • NARD LINE.—The BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP) ayrkluirmi Poetmastertioneral to mil for NEW TORN dire•l • - ...Aurd&Y : and also i11b.11464 to be despeached for N 44, YOVt. . • er oa Halif o.7.. ax. on Tueedays tor! Thunstays, whenever in- PTA et other Royal Mail litesimas aro intended to sail • ATA .6i forNEW VOR : ihmud.W. RIK SO S till ARIA, for NEW YOWL Tataday, Sept N. •gr'VTIA. for NEW VORA, Saturday. Oct. • No earned on them rofaPa • hat NONEI the Eoyel Mall Stream on Saturdays IttLIT'CED to tie thief othia, and tie mood cabin: •toaraer• sailing en Ineedayo to In WWII*" 11 pima ia .• 'ma:ma aroording to the meonamo•lation. Those rater. to • • •umuel's fee and ynnisiona, but without inseam booms. • h ran be obtained es loord, _ _ • - • - in J. B Poord, Broedstre.4.. Icadca •. Bono sod • Ban ''. and 11 . Mee M Boum, Paris: 6. owl . J. so. 30 . Jami oll . o ßeet.elitgiegro.all Baltiostrest., Duslee; • v0,..1.4.r. t, f t A.ll aha tutu.sl%it 1id0r4.4 to Jirlel N. kK 7Witt A WEEK—TM wolantlid vadat shire . %II RATSBONI sad CTIVOSITII/1. Lida Sow ow* 1. .)" . . :'tb knot. Yarns Cs by Kornis y f awl IS guineas— / M AItYIN ad n 1( , 1.11), f. sclooliall4Areet, mod 17. \ MAN LLNE.—THE LLVEAPUULA NSW • .Ifit, and PHILADELPHIA \ 0011IPAN Ire HAIL . • fN. I:lif.are appointed mean from Liverpool for NEW TORE .. WI AZ. aallin- as cpwenfriown. as follows: • .Y • WAPHIN. JTGAT. fax TOES. ma perfalor . r fo LONDON. for NEW YORK. Weinaeday, efrft. 31. • s HALTINIORE. tar NEW TORE. Wedvoslast. 7. . f 'ORE. kw IrEW YORK. vas Halifax-data .Oct frrsoadif at Pl andeh pmaregare to EL John's. NOWIO4. SO • • re 4 lbe. - , 10. 17, sad fa etIiSINIA, all having the our BO* thp .-I or lartt:c an .ply ti MILAN, an, • ...fines. liverpool; or to EL mg MACE 1". M. Aft .m.rtree. Leflnn-bridge. TRIP to t4WEItF.N. from London direct to • • it hours, allow - mot t• , -.• of three daft In Sweden, and re. • ri: g to London with:, v. wwwk. The unrivalled twin meas. ,mvtILLRY. itspuiie LEIGH. naming the rent supple:am. • rl n ado. wiU rl.egiateriwd kr ',trifle:N*3CW/ from the ‘.111,v Si . f Omoir r, weather IN raittine. sad rrrr idt.o . note saturdsy tweother poroutiume. LI M.; tu• :• x d•ek, IL-Apply at CPIAPLITI'Ii Calm wal p... rt , irru*. W.: or to PRTLLTPPS. ORAN'S% 111..13 PS and C.... Nt Donets n'adoiree,fireat Town , einel.E.C. lIREMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns - • &al Oentrel li• ?TIMM -The North Gorman Good's ! r-t•••!to+ ter er Sots w-r A • LE", °wads KOE% IE C. • • • dw.perhnd o, TI! L'RFDAY. or. 1. eal ins at.Blselttan v - fb - •nt • ,* P-rmittuts ,at - noon.- annw Ir6n 1; • •••k.to, t 3 and fl OR. —Anolv at CRA.PLIVS Itni• 1.01 itecent-nnen... W.; or to PHIr. I .IPI.II. oa%VEI. Pllll.. - d Co. St. Dunstan . ..beam. Crom-lami. erase Tower. 1" I; • cl TERDASI 07111 the ItlitNE .—The favourite I ; rulun Pr RAT AVlra, captakn W. /INTIM. le r~ee •knu r. lsl& k ••1, .ri y SUN DAY . et 11 a . m., rater . I .t. rchtm orory T00.• , .5.r. 4.—saloon. CI U.: fats R. I rn t I-r. u.da halt. The earn dent s• • .1: I, un.,,, , e4pstnhe4 1: o u elf the Toner every Td if RS • • • ,I;Nj o east . Fere. Lie.: return tietete. CI V. CI. _6 I:Ltnt fame ere monthly time bUla. Per 6.44 r, •-; ILL! PPM ORA VFM, P P .11 r> , .. • .:, Loa. , Idol•lane, Grant Tewenetreet. Or Lltute • •...1 itgrnt.e.rlll9. W. \ ..TI:OI'OLITAS RAILWAY.—The EXTEN • • f r ,r a 3•Alfultifiroli to BROMPrON will be i.a r ng r trr Rt. no,uee of a few dam. • • .. • te•i.w. at l•rawd..treet. Pedditgton, opweite the • 13.4.1. • .4.C, torevret,r. clew: to the Repel Oak. .......t t th• ..try-tall. B : . ‘ g, roi l , five minutest walk from the •. . • 14 MUM:WM • 11111. E. FENTON. general Manager. - - (; ; 1.1t.t1. IiItAZII.IAN MINLNO COMPANY I. 1. , HER v. r.y csi PEN. 1114 thP whole of the flflAltEl • • I. Jalwaky. via, getura, have been Nabs waled - • v• • V. rifkieec le• red )) for dolavory la f i .ee 2. tirA OM e.n , ¢fter the let grasital. 11110 TRY Ohsbintn. J.)ILN DAWdaKe , es w.itori. • : I! - • •• . • c 1.1%. dilL ;1 EAT filtlTAl a M UTUAL LIFE AgilrliANCT VIOCIETY, 1... 100pri.34., LAndoo, E.C. • '" • , •7 t .1 Par. 36th awl Pith Vie., aayry.. 74. • aso. :ad pmaituaa, and was sawed during • r....• 4 1, a GMT., to poliorphollers by this Periety. sopaed, lizA t ex!Joartueblas ••• P 71 7••••• at • •.. attervant• hate the policy payable during • " fro,lalst advantage betzgeeetuvd withe 4 the woman ' • • . .Ila soa..ta. ANIPPEW FRA13(714, 3.eretAry. .1 •I. Pitlxi.u.N.S AS:JULIA:it:it COMPANY ti.aatiool . LIFE a/ol MARINE. ....00t la 4 ...an .hano of £ oaoh. Bolmanboll. .t.h.r.4. Pool up. C.w.o. IJonolled. PRIM .:.• 4 I alitA•—TllollAl4 WALMEOLET. ' • ' - • llitrodafr, Volrier. and Barnard. fo.ClowahM. (Oboe —IT. looloall' ll -mfavet. ro4arwrl , lnE I ooartoo...t—N. Titett-lano, • r eta!, WV Neeputt4 to mom* propasal for .0. at take at V. 0 . 1% . .1. ..ta me. JOHN BRAITHWAITE. Genera! Yana's% ( ‘IIIENCEMENT of BUSINESS. The 1111.1' OTORE al tho LONDON ca.orzakrivic ooie. - - .1.1AT •Liasitoig will b it•ENED for bodiless oo 110,1- orth 351.1A11at. Intl, a w:ootod ..took of grotoriek gso Trust- M. tolo-rit Ttolie,.,. Holt (town colt 141rint warrants 01 •• . Ll web —4, Arr3llst , o4, Retiontormas, Oslorlotrost. - - - - ADICAL EDUCATION. NT. MARY'S • HOKYITAL 111F.DIVA L PAI•DIN•iTtaI, wUI •LN (121.10 hr Uss. ailititois the coonse, spiodal •i iir nis g ooid.ot f/ g or Aivo Rumor / and Banda g ing, • • . o .aa. Acrd, awl lionta I Hans. (:..rep saute Allesss2N . and l'alholup ; * al al arbmh are t2(ht praotsaLOl .....tratitn as 1/../1 eV fordo,. For goon pontos, ant, to •T HART. Doan of Ca.- St: bqoL ‘I I II . NI NO cr DAILY GO VERNES.S.—A 4 ). .4 642201•111111 . AM , * repel *Ol at 141,41111:1411i LutPll.42. ANIJIB,6I. glob tssrolllo/2 FM ear n good moan, and drawing. Ea raferastios— ' A.. S, na ) •t, Cosid• n,squaro, N. W. HT POILTER, licserogor, or any plac •, by a limas I‘..a. ar..l 19. marts 4. I year •• go 1 1 ' , ova l* situallaa.—Addrial W. 11. Hallam . a.r , y~ r i • I.IS, Furnirtmel, a large ROOM as Bid •••ra e.o.a, .eta` IP for a Gestlmam, of its at a 'sassy stat.on.-45. Uragvartarpark. Cam- L. bUfrkkat Inns INDltilierlUS should use NOTMOVII CAMOMILE rase. • or, • b..- Ir. M.. with ‘" K LE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, th• Loot ran he I III TIOW. bar. a. !Vt. 101. %L. et *L. orket Ito ./.',K ILE'S ANTIBILIOITH PILLR, so• U. hit ills yew. st PM/ 41•3 AFeWrION I, • s• 1. M.. M. M • se.4 - - - - ------- - 4 ANTIIIILIOUtI PILLS, ow Ude %did di Vddid tor trk (lIMP/ ‘4711. b uit Ufk I.V. J ABE% lit; ithiri, 11.1). (Minister ui New: het w t Chapel, i addington . wul !qtr..% 31 a TeX L , • I Albt bkl.kl• .ta trio lea ark elem... Mut.. to .ro, I L.. 14%. , NA...LRA AV Root •cb .r Yid t s. a t ; ...al Net Wier roe rte le Id :4 a., ...int. in ea u• .1. ht.. I'o go.totn ot Yonne: tome Testo.ol &tufty. eille..l . 3. u tie funds will be mod.. . . I[o the ELECTORS of the lIORODUIi oil 1 4 4/knumorni. w ...trith ix the ilkiJioar-IoWNSW, 11.-1 think you will wo that the LOwelikidelollll,7ll,4 %nets tv.h;nt ei-tfeit hele sod us/delve enalna to tuesepoleition I rave remir dn.olt 'N o a no. W otts 1111)r if as a v....L00ts for the representation of that ler oth n. the new Parlinmeist. neit IWollestruti wee. with ?ward to the irtmlier . thid inthien4. m of tt..• • Imo air &wed it, out ut whirls an) loon, Without over '', I 1.0. t Y., loorat of fooa.orl, WARM Sort iottly proud. sp and that it wee tuppiententort by 4,:fere of owporli, both onto,' sad lent% n, ?MIN cent. erten who, though defetthe feats ny I t 0,.. nil 1.01014,161 owls , VIVIIIII6Oa Wit laisnees and dun. to , saywolt me at enrol y our npuropitatime in toe I loom of 4 kilo owns fu. a of these knot owl poureinis numifestehous of forunp. tea olio )tm may easily rappooo that 1 Moo had eansiderable. 44Lcr1.7 iu swarths at • conclusion es to what tows° it was right! to palms, While elneerely thanking all those biro& who wb.hed to plate i ine in ro loch • petition, I Vol bound, under ear' tied etoneon In uvulae to toiuwig with their moriellt. V moons for oo resernur PLY in WWI "Med. 1 Tare, pnlitithl maths% aiwayli sob with the Liberal pasty., this country, tied I fleet that ass true( 'Aerial I ougut take • step that might pomp& diatiege the remsono wthh I lathe ; . i ttri oth l hh ltlt e t the the w atresi to lee identifi es . s . rith the brat intermit of the Dritisn :Aro even th e hear...cat *Neste wh.oh Nee accord free trace with ell the world, sad am prautically anomunted with the non ill. advents/ire which hove boon °adorer both WO. Md an 4 Won... by the sonissarcial tom , y by trio groat as. good RA Mud Gothiso, sad earriod into the poonerful oasis al to the gramma takiatett lull *KIM 11r. flirstinsa e. ith three that... Sloes *trend' y impressed upon ay islred. I rah lon iougey lomtato to my that I ought not to allow aoy ear /lidera* of mare w joopardwe the Liberal reprosentatios of taw • 1,1 .1 Olt.t.t 1 0rOUSX mud therefore. with my warmest thanks to the orquiriliouuno and dimes who tendered use od'ers of support., lb. to amasses my hstestice of sot amnia, kayoed am • cam &iliac et the nest Nattier. --,.... tie . n - eir sesial osedsons, mob Am tie twometion of slusw.lon. Ile . sttereet at one skilastasopis lamits Voss, sod NM samnone 13.11 f t Ille 5021.11580 - I fit H. year, yos led hod my Amin.. es daemons' mien baths teem... In Um sod 51n0..1 • mad Ow Istenal WM net wortits o! 1M e irti:m b r a w ftw iliskintl me Os IT, graUlottiss to ses ta; with awe Isdiamt. aid wttelm, Irma maim businor• an...mama% maltsawar Is peamMe tak• =t i i r t Um yeasts of Votestaosilt M lir vlmestst my power , mod 1 have thshs•nesltntis, 611111611.1111111 Ma IsMow• townsmen, ralla lgiriMlDlEVXD DAVIS& enasent Wis. Itinralkm, firwt. 5. eits, A 11X-MOhbl FOWJ K etrEAlt- I NULS4 •L.,. .. ex . tt:" l ttli K ars T ei'o ftw at k — l tur` h. " . " ZILL: "Q as Ck. AIL 1/400101.441, aidisbrarraplum MONEY. -4241. to IWO ADVANCED Wawa- Measly od forditari. oldbool mows% psiebsity, or low oota. Bioy to ',paid bp S. *dap at .1 if d. Auld. Tarim, lualosivr, _want. Ater MN -Any , ad limn °muss Za nb arrk.e. Advisor.. as Woom. ub dos. SAFE INVEBTIAENTS for CAPITAL. Umtata& ereared M to Ss par nat. pie amass ea eat/Ay. Reed MARI . % INVNIST/dkAT CLKOU,LeIt (poet tree). The September Number env ready. CAPITALISM !MAU. MULIUKAS. Tsuerras. inn the the above °Winder • rale, va2eable. and MAW. grads. 6 1 rANVU.188AARP aad Os. Illsraisolum II routrr. 1+0.11..§ kOIJND INVESTMENT, ode as a ground ri with prewatve advantages ; M a a.* Ilor . 41. a. is, a a nab •13 au) rot Arty se•lr c.la boar istraissa 1) 1.2.1 santior. I nae Mipos4•6l, esera• a ed. I Mtge. tUIICEA /41ELEXSY, Pyle ur Golden, 21e. per damn. soft sad Mania This 'rule has alr.ady • gram isamstier r • Sinner Irian MST, for Java n* Ms., ern be es•st..anuand sdearri as • good, noarnainf m nua• 11, andngs free, 117 and IM) 4.32, West titaand. LIGHT SUMMER WINEE.—Good Bordeaux Claret. lh per dosin.l Samaras, Ilia • yam, les UMW* *la.; Weia Wain in Besksbentria ; Gall and Igniene. SS& rya and T ; sparkling Hoek and Manila, di akar a 011•11 P Auld Oa onne mak. and wily* !M. PUY -001.114, WWI Maas& KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION. NIL This eelehatod old IltlBll HEMET gibed the DMILIN Fultz MEDAL.—It It ptre, sM4, mtge.. delis/one, and Yen whoitherae. field to hog. i. W. theh, at the meth' hue.. u. Loi.don; by the wags in the principal lOW= Enithirel ; r grislier/ale, an X Great K indtailbstreet, Lanthen IN.—Otherets tut fed mat h plat Wei. and me* breaded "Xinitharee IX Whinny." OX YUEN EMI/ WATER.--tilouping in Loudon Nt." during th e wawa I sot like bade. b the t freak air et the ansagy ; but rstresbies sad inrigeratui. Ideate they bn ebtemeal by Mb evenlay des • tht of 0 xyggenatsd theta. /nth groin the Lg. BORATORI 36, ar through any druggist. is oath egetaitha. the Betties. CHARCOAL PIPES.-ALEX. S. PATERSON sad Co.'a PATENT CHARCOAL PIPE is tote orgratact au I rt ok at mallow ppa aver proalot.d. bale Comore", V. B. DA VAt,l, clear Importer, At., Mei Hatboro, Laotian. gaskple, pst a.a.•. 30 ramps Tha public ore eautionod aqiervit ga as imitation.. Hope aro itc..a.c a dtr. rtnmpd" Co. to.tea Jam. 0.., 11144." Tsadu and outran on.ur na.eu.AJWAA Let poach. L IEFIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT of HEAT. PARIS LXIIII3ITION ISIR.—TWt) OOLD CA I:MON.—Nom stamina without boron liet4g, the herwitotoe, sisuature brag cm every Jar. sooomporned with Slid tilmotwou for ow. Bold by 41 ludiaut wants... P. chemists. sad grower. Great. comely and hover...moot in c fIUTFI'IB for INDIA, CHINA, and the COLO IL/ N lES.—D•taiNd Last. of the nocrootry Outfit, with he.. for riro ry climate mid ht._ will bo forwartri c : own to 711 ti LOB Eft sad ULLNNY, ars% door t• • • • ••• • 11,,••••. 2EAT [SALE of FUItIS UHF., Carpets, berirth rum Icito. Unloving o% bcdrbrto dollinok% dh•ettne a, table on, long ninth.. big tick% quaff% coontvrirencit blank rte. ric., to make NUM fur cntonsivo ailtgraUons, and addl. You rAioining —W kl . WAIN E'S.IJ3 to Irk. Newington Mitts; Yactorim Into ff. Frond rout. t. Lonhoo. BR OWN BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRA and COTCHLII. Barrack Furniture, Trunks, Partinantea.ut, ke., at I RIMS 4.:074011.,E1tA8LY REl1Ct.:1:11. lea. PIOCABILLY. Cataketnee free. BlLlAAltDl3.—Exhibition of 200 BILLIARD TABLES, all elms , for SALE or HUM at the etatetous Stow mono of J. BEI<NEIT .od Co.. imam. by appointment to the Royal Family. War.ofilee, aad Admiralty. INttoos from 33 'Wafts. with ee.ootomee.-34. Porreyotroet, Pte.nd. GREAT FIRE in 8110REDITCH. IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL. " 7i and 77. ditoredrtch, 13th Jane, IRA . Mr. John limber. lute Win. /tart •nd Ron, 67, •Quinouetreet. • , fdr,—We have moeh pies/furs ur I nfennuas you that the Yirs. proof twfe we purchasod you some tune einoe preserved its contents from the effe,tot of the tare whir h entirely eletroyed our ye. mires on the night nO Tue.atay the (Ith " The ontaide of the Safe most flare been red-hot, judging from itr appearance ti ben taken sot of the tire. on are tally at liberty to pubhah this letter. We are, you's, de, (Signed) Guppy . Copeetielre, and On." JOHN 'MAC:HER, late WILLLUt HAY& end BON. $7. Caunonetrect. Et:., where the rte reap b e noon. WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES are imperseding ofform Prise MoSale—London. Puts.lM7. Sold, from 1141 k: Savor. from f. 4 los —Mk Omaha'; Us, Ressemsfrott ; sat 711. Stmad. TakePIGEONS. Dal= and OM. IMEIN and CLEANERS, arldwadwer; 44. L.lkearteraki wire; °Mk t k i t n B eent4ll.4. f invomennewmptare OAK 'Y'l6 CABINET GLAKS PAPER, Emery and Slam Oath. inaalt O tKEY'S INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, from ba. M. emelt. OAKEY'i WELLINGTON KNIFE POLLSIL nal eta 3d ear►; ue.. &L. ia. fa OIL. sod is. midi. g lAILEY'R EILYERSMITHIT 140APS (non-Eser. ez . 1•14, for a elerfug sad paliables Wm, eisittropkats. OW* S Otir everywhere, by ironmongers, grouers. g x trs= rola o ta k . by JOHN yawl. 4. CIOAL.-01CORON .1. OUCKEILIILL and Co. H. st ..ils Rely flutit *a —IS. (MIMI. l(ML8. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY supt.ly dir.•et boa lbws Oolltriso at May Oroes.--Tholtot. 141101 to Wales fta. Ls. ver t)o ; opt Ms. Wm. Omit us oirZnewAltElittn.-tt rROAD tes to CHID/ 071PICZ. SLIIWOODZIACtit W. would STS, TRA V ELLERS, VIA rmas to the I.IEASIDE. add Envie exposed to the eon and Aunt, will end the apple stied at ROWL&NIed . KALYDOR both wallop aa t. fr..) ins to the lane end skin, alley'''a all brut and irritithility; ti mows eruption+. ft..ekka. aad diaooloratl.the ; ad road rind the akin deer, and plraeent. in Id. and W. ed. per bottle. ha. 4 at 16. ltattoorrard.d, and by nbeeniate r.nd per/afield.. Ank for " nOW Kendal.. • and bower. of rpunewa and per. nveme. art A.. 1.61-• TMr view. of " olv.lnr." PIOTHIPIU 111/rtiintillA. AQUA AMARELLA record the ThunNl Hair to Ito naiatute lon% no snot' ur ct abed ans. JOAN 60•412412.1. and 00. hc.:o at Inneth. o' t h ttn• •int Ot one IA Un- moot end:test thwart.. Itlnoorlnd to zo..O.tin. War moot trcod.-rtul laid. It In now olrnrcd to then ddi •la a :owe conotts. trot... Urn., and at • lan r Drl•*. —Bold Is tottler, do....ack; la" M. It M. • and L. . ~11 wi th Irtrat. Sn4l BA arbor . Aped nomaan.. p. Uppe TbATUe1..41%.4. 140.• don. E.(: . SALMON. ODY, and Co., 282, effItAND. - PATSY? IItills! MANTRA. FA.TRIG'ITY im LIFE. —Noturil'n RomPdy rqularad 11.tanul.1. In Ow nu... of oft tantrum ollanentn. I gestion. brad outoplotolo illopromolon of nplifto, oitldin,o, tof int .as , of the Potent LLEUTftIi: MELTS, *lath mangy th e orotatm with Vital Slottrinlty, hod tLot v.thoot wrier roookiaoto bota fortro omit Woks, or wino. Toll tlntaido fro& Call of writs.— laaariattnnatrutfo SfeeliailtOt W•CL Oct 16 hi. milk Tub: LAAlablii.lll; i3bb, rt. a quartor to O. -••• "Ai u..iu it lame IM enthu.sagas eiugiol up ...loud cAsurui, .au undo DI y , abeerii, eau waving himudiuueduilii gruirldd OA sides. et NM paw linems."--ilue Mama item Wel) ul•ii MBE LANomaintE Lew, st quarter to 8. nu, saw ortoomaa wee alhotiftly 'dol. mut thsosiii eXtatiotatintilittr4 11/M: win win • sorpamo_ t a quarter to LititeltiliiitE LAI4B, a -- "ta. ae Vwi d rypeusentsidon Mrs teeui . i *Au ,undue snislies aro as UM inehieft al lamas...4oW -- Ulla', rekonsoli. • - rinnit LAI CASIIIItE LAM, at • quarter to "A love rue mai be prediated for the ple.e . , aaJ. Wu , / 1.4.1i1i•f. Ye bitibitt. it VW be se west a bit MaheUolleeq 1111 M10 —Lake Neel. 111E-LkNUAKELIKE LAM, at a quarter to 8.1 THE "Ak6114/0= has Os Wrtia&el Iwo priau&lbeft mum as •I IL& as/ We bawl, lik• mar% 'Tr trs U ittu. V. 1 " ■l a g e ll & 11414 1= g eston - 1 4" = "• ••111/Z prri.l up y that r. lintwly bon Pred...4"—lkands.d. ALUAMBAA i441.Aft.4.1.Mm1it04. FrO 1 111 E MUSICAL WORLD.—Tbo atteutice of 11,ies sots and Awatesse as usyslisd Is two .11,L1AW.4.14 I I.GAN .44.4 14 the gnat, festal. at Uca , llaposty e two ealikl4„ 1.1.411.41111)0WAS tousadaraiii• 11111{10114 ditio at 'senor Is 8 4 , pr.• - • to , •. n 1 :b. SOYA I. POLYMCHKIO. h MiNska, pram Owl bw.gaig, I tut. as 1.111.16kJA Ws TEMPLE BAR MAOAZINIL 0.11.11. I. 10,1). By the AMU, of " Dr. Jamb," " Joao awl I," Ow Xl• , s. I , 1. am. m tit* Pnwras of anyeleaul. By • Ilenitamt. b. • Amu. 11•111. . . . P 04 genus of Hasa& Zsookkok 1.; LW* k 031M7 1.. I . By iota temishius, Author of "Tits 14.4 lazy brake: The intJau9oll6." 40.,&t. r. Aortlsaberlast e. I osias /11.. k. A Peen. sin Ittlalatea. By YRS !busy. ir • t.c.ssa." U. Vas. Us I s 4Ti Virs . lV. laaeLaed B t 4 y . Mew 114014,14.44•14. LENI Is 0 MkRCUXY, HA LPPANN Y M Imwdeml#44w•Pern obi Lifevds7 essinesida II.UK tK N4.r. 16...d.0r0t every kVA ito us. amt.: ut IC; vrlsoldadia, Id. per "daft of *I owed W 1.% la. • 1.1.-.o.4dAvet. 111113 10 h.N Ili U £CMO. Ils biel-VIAIOII oflti LAY (lonian's : ••■• 'As leech Alava* &he ad 111.14 Tee ehnoosere I. 11.4.-U he 1 tsetual Lino d w leee.ree Cuomo.-1... tts a tam & tetvt to 1 elite NtireiLsarr-Tar Amain i.ley A.t.eutt-'lLe &groat el the 121elt t.ydaa tlomermees-41. -.ape 11. • &Awe " for Aatei-heLgioeil lilreletty-Lee nerrale ..a,,). 00-6 , G4hleepeomeare: 11M leeeeeend Elhetiewa el • h....sh.etle,L4, all. bleu Vevey b thes-leora lee a tee t.cutta same, 111 keetry : The Alertota iiimalr• 0. Acs 15.4,141.-'to be \au of a 4 seveunem, or tweet Lau thy • , 7 •• tt ti.gua-unet, Suited, W. 4.1 lieehmspel, as lea.ll. XL.M. Zsbl 1.1 to riar+u.M..a. IiAkUIMAT. As air Libraries, isa Y rota. poor aro, NELLY BlioOlig. A Novel. nos MAT. Author of "Loo ilavc . Uougact," " MAI Too Fraud for His," fro. Wuhan! Bet j, Now noriaionotriost. ELECTION INTSLUUENUE. Last night, Mr. C. H. Roberts, one of the ean didiais toi the representation of Itid-riiirrey in the new Lsneut, addressed the electors at the Lainnose-had, aatimi.a. There was s toleably good llttilKillalOS. rue Lou. candidate, on entering tho mom, was received with urruml esieessions of WeilXlloo. bur.sg his address the ►on. candidate was trelnently iuteili lieu, but the proceedings were swaths:test %vita pa lett Ru is it lui.er on Loth odes. litosoL Yours°, the Lberel candidate for Chippen- I MU, Lest sildieered the meeting in en eloquent spesen, dot lig wh.eh lie wee loudly Obaged. A lensution Laving been agreed to in favour of the hen. ate, the pi smedusgs terminated by a vote of teuaika to ii.. tbauluao. BiaalantleAD.—Last night, Captain Osborn, the !Amite saudidate, eddies ed the electors in the tsadre. 1 Lens was a c.towded meeting, and much oppmition was =nettles aby the Orange party. A reeolubou m support multi la born was Metered carried by alorgr m plus Lem is a gieut sisal of political exedement us the b. r. gh. M'Laren, one of the mem b. re for Edutuigh, ha.. issued an address to the elciods. 'l% ith ieusid to the Irish church question he says:— • to .thou wishing to detract from the importance of oi any t User p.ewitig ',deism, which I shall support, at I !Wad Lithe, to d stestaie to think that Mr. the lutouu's 111:64.1.111.11 Cll.lootlll co, is of the most valuable reforms ever brow; Lt t case parliament." DI.OIINVItII.—Mr. Corbett, the liberal candidate Lto.ttrah, !ten* likely to run Sir John ralungto.r shred) at the ensuing election. Lk.kbe.—lt Las been announced, at a mooting! of the Lads Coneeivative Trades Unionists, that M. LeeiLouie Las been accented as one of the cautdatos of that Atrfiit NOR77IAMPTONIIIIIHE.—Tho following leut t 1.a., been addressed by Lord Overdone to the lion. itri edict e.non, the liberal candidate for North Ncittemptenshith:—.• Lockiuge Howie, Wantage, Merles, tee, t. I h.— Sir,—l beg to acknowledge your letter of the 14t1, amt., which has only now reached me at this plus. tee or preseut circumstances, I am not prepared to assist in at y tots mi t to disturb the represeutatioa of North Nertcanii totishbe as it now stand.. We are a Ivancing teal enough into democracy, as it appears to me, and I would aeh to moderate rather than accelerate tne pace. II 1 itoetstaud your address correctly, you rest year lips pi al, bit, ulon your unqualified support of the measure et Mr. liladitone, not for the temperate and judicious retain of that branch of the established church which now sun to in Leland, but for the indiscriminate and en title uesti scion of that church. Second, upon your sup port of the ballot. To neither of these nitatres can I gise my support; nor hare I ever uuderetuod that they acme recognised, until perhaps the preseut uidnent, as 011). , ,C0X libelee in the old and true constatational creed of the liberal party." 02}0h1L—Ou the 24th inst., a deputation waittd al on the Hight Hon. E. Cardwell at the Claren don Heti!, (ftfoid, for tbo purpose of bringing before Lim the clams of the Sunday c.oeing question, and the bill to prevent the sale of intoxicating drinks. Mr. (*Ascii plainly and emphatically intiuusted that he was Lot pig algid to vote fur the Permissive Bill, or for the total closing of public-houses on Sunday. Mr. Harcourt, tv.C., the otl.er liberal duiditiate for the representation of the say, Lad previously been waited upon. and gave the tame answer to the deputation. Mr. Deane. Q.C., the es meavative candidate, has not yet been seen on the mbj.t.t. Fint7/7Alll7o7l.—The address of Mr. Peter Mt 11 rt k lit are. the second tery candidate for the repre- R Malan of this borough, was ssu_ed yederday. TILAVLY Beales addresaed an epee air meeting on Thursday evening, at which 6,000 14,1.01111 ai e said to have been present. A resolution adopt mug lien as a candidate was carried unanimously. Lust bight Mr. Newton addressed a crowded meeting in the 1 avilion Theatre, Mile-mid. A vote pledgiug those present to tail port Mr. Newton was carried. Mr. Ayrton at the tent time addressed a crowded gathering at the Ebenezer ttLcol, St *dwell, and bores unanimous vote of support wst acetided. The various committees of working men hitliale at work in the district are commencing ao &gins tnn with a vil V/ if insisting on a preemintry ballot to ensure the retirement of the least popular of the four Ito a/ candidates, and to secure the return of two Libor."' members for the borough. THE FORTHCOMING ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR. —Mr. Alderman James (lark. Lawrence, who is neat up cn the rota for the honour of the thief magititrac is the send ion of the bite Mr. William Lawrence, Alder man of bread-street Ward, from 1648 to 1833, and who blkd the office of iherill during the mayoralty of Alder man Sir R. W. Carden. Ilia brother, Mr. Alderman W. Lawn noe, M.P., wee. Lord Mayor in 1863. Mr. Alderman J. C. Lawrence became alderman of the ward of Wal las ok upon the &mire of Mr. Alderman Wire, in 1860, and fillist the office of aheuiff two years afterwards. Thu next woe the list is Mr. Alderman Makin, who to Cher with the former gentleman will be nominated by the livory in Common-hall, on Tuoiday next; but as them does not appear a pichubility of a one ulna liking nominated by the livery, nu doubt the choice of the aldonnen will fall upon Mr. Alderman J. C. Lawrence who, it may be men tioned here, is a candidate tor the millet: hie of the oketors of I amboth.—Cry CZYRTAL PAL•OI.-ONI Sit t LLiyO DIY.- MAT, bra?. 20. Adiairions by amnion tickets. 439 ; ditto on payment, 9UO : total Mailers, 12342. • - During the past qu cuter of a (tent ry a 'Fees have had an imllll4ll.r eels. awl they are ad.perpound olinapor la roamequenna of the Itedueod Daly. _MOM. laotiriai in motets, VW "MUT.: looaej 4 4 : 40r : eorit=leta LB xsamm. WAS 7.377 &CALM MA1,11111), 8102. N. t Irrefh reinforcement s , w hi c h h i d been astral fai i :t:y (.14 to nil Noraliches, kit Madrid yesterdoy. ' l'qiinietous bands have also asse.ablod iu C.itu-i •11 tad,' 16 Manelia apd Andalusia, and are imi liAsihig the. advan ce'ut the troops. • ' 'TLk Amid oiliciss - in , revolt are reported to have! ' . ofgliefl a document In which tLey all promise noll 'to accept Spy rank ,or ci-01l post as reward for ' their *mitts to the revoluton ; declaring that rns, Ili Law 'risen to deliver their country from thot 'on idea of a corrupt dynasty. 'The poet Minns • .. 'l4l has not arriied to-day. ' 1 .e Court has not quitted St. Sebastian. i .• A ri n.our is current that the Balearic Island, base mud.: a pronuneiamento. FLORENCY., Sap!. 26, Evmusa. It is stated that the Italian government, iis "view of the present events in Spain, has orderer} two Motes to proceed to the Spanish coast, to •pistect•the interests of Italian subjects. IHE PRINCE ROYAL OF BELGrUY. • MUMMA Ilse. Irt. The intention to give a banquet to the foreign Sorra wl.o have come here for the meeting of tLe kite Association has been abandoned, on, account of the illness of the Prince Royal. AUSTRIA. VLkNNA. Bvr. 26, EVIDIDI6. The President of the Ministry, Prime Cad vonl Atuati erg, bus resigned. It is semi -officially! stated that this step ham beta taken solely on the ground of ill health, and that in fact the minister has but renewed a request to be allowed , to resign which he had already made last June., The Imperor's journey to Galicia has born poet-. 'maid, and all the other members of the ministry it is believed, rema n in offlos, and these car-, -eurnatances are mentioned as proofs that the resig nation of Prince Carl von Aueraperg we. not infiu taixd by j.olitical questions. HUNGARY AND CROATIA. P -1.2511 t, Sirer. 25. In to-day's sitting of the Lower House of the ilungeriiin Diet it warn agreed to send a oongra tutelary telegram to Agram in oonsequence of the adaption of tho bill for the settlement of the rein tins between Hungary and Croatia. The draft of the mirangement on this subject is plaoed on the order of the day for next Monday's sitting of the Hungarian Loa (r House. the budget of 1868 was ailt4tl en bloc to-day, and the estimates for 1869 will be laid before the house en Tuesday next. 'WRECK OF A RUSSIAN FRIGATE. COPENHAGEN, Uri 2:i A Russian frigate has been wrecked near Her bi we. The Grand Duke Alexis was on board. It is at present not known if any one was saved from the w►euk. INDIA. BOMBAY, SEPr. 24. 71b. shirting., br. 4a. ; 14lb. ditto, 6r. be. ; 442. mule twist, 11a.—market quiet. Cotton quiet ; Dhollcrah, 245 r. Exchange on London, hi. 1 lid ; Four per Cent. Government Seen titie., ; rive per Cent., 1084 ; Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 1141. Freights to Liverpool, 275. Gd. The latest London date is 22nd inst. CA WU LTA, Barr. XI. 71b.ehirtinge, br. 2a.; ditto, 6r. 28..; mule twist, b7,—market firm. Cotton, III:. Ex( !lunge on London, Is. 1111. Freights to England—Reeds, 465. AMERICA. NEW YORK, Seer. 21. The Author steamship Hibernia and the steam ship Union arrived out to-day. Closing Prices :—Ovid, 142 A ; Sterling exehe on London, 1081 ; 5-20 United States 1(482. 114 ; ditto, 1885, 1101; 10-40 ditto, 1041. Illinois, 144 ; Erie, 501. Cotton, Middling Up land, Petroleuru, standard white, 324. Flour. extra State, 7 dols . 70e. to 8 dolt. 3043. Corn. old mixed, 1 dol. 19e. (roes, ass, Lan ICLEARII TELEGRAMS.) NEW YORK, Star. ZS. Oold.—The variation in the price during tint day was 1 per cent., the highest being 1421, and lowest 1414; the closing price was 1421 bid, or higlo r than yesterday. Fxchange—Bankers Bills, 1081 • 5-20 Bonds declined ; 1882, 114 ; ditto 1883, 1104 ; 10-40 Bonds, I(4j, lower. Illinois advan ced to 144 bid ; Erie rose 14, closing 504. Cotton with out change, 231. Flour, extra State, downward ttneltney, 8 dole, 10e. Havana sugar, standard No. 12, unchanged, 12. PIIIL&DELPIIM SEPT. 21. Petroleum, standard white, without alteration ; I,COO to 2,000 barrels, 33. . . , HAVANA. Sugar.—Standard No. 12, 8 ; I higher. Ex change on London, 141 • I lower. Freight on cogar to Cliannel unchanged, 421. OUTWARD CAPE MAILS.—The Union Corn- Fatty's Cape royal mail steamship Cambrian, Captain C. D. Colwell, embarked the fortnight's mails for Ascen siou, St. Helena, and the Cupe, at Plymouth, yesterday morning, and proceeded in her voyage. She tales out, al ci. 36 passengers and a largo genus' cargo. CHANCELLORSHIP OF THE UNIVERSITY OF FLIP:LI:MOH. —We beg to remind our readers that the election to this office takes plane at the end of next month, but only those who are enrolled iu the new register now being made up, and which is closed for fourteen mouths on the 30th lust., will be entitled to vote. We therefore hope that none of the supporters of Mr. Gladstone, whose claims to the vacant office are PO marry and strong, will fell to secu.e their privileebs by neglecting to register. We understand that it is tot qui:e clear that parlous claiming under the four see-tons clause of the new act require to establish atteuelmace for two sessions in arty clareee. We therefore strongly advi-e all those who bafme PSI had atte tide.' four possums at any claws in the Edinbutgh University to send a matriculation and a alms ticket and a oertificatu of attendance for each of these sessions to the secretary of Mr. liladstorie's committee, at 6, St. Andrew-square, Edinburgh, in order that their claims may be submitted for adjudication by the university court, upon appeal—Re/hod Peen asd Circular. iIidIROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS.—Yesterday the usual wel meeting of the Metropolitan Hoard of Werke was he ld at the odtce, Spring-garde= ; Sir John Ihwaites in the chair. The chairman informed the meet ing that the new street leadiug from Illackfriars to Cannon -street would be cleared in three weeks. There were eleven tenders for deepening, reconstructing, and improving 11 a sewers in the Belvedere-road, lee. They showed a great discrepancy in the amounts, and that of Mr. W. Wigmore, for 24,500/., was seroptei.—Mr. it. Taylor called attention to the unfinished piers at the Thames Embankment, in particular that at Weetmemter, whirl was a great inconvenience to the public. He wished to know when it would be completed.--Mr. Halal gette, engineer to the board, said it would be open in about a week. The delay bad been occasional in fitting the pontoon cn which the bridge would rest.—Mr. Pollard, the clerk to the board, mad a letter from Mr. Scudamoure, of the General Pad-office, dating that the Postmaster-tit nand was now oeteidering the arrange menta which would be necessary to construct a system of post-olice telegraph communietetian. contemplated by the act, and that it was believed that the subways and sewer, belonging to the board could be made use of to a great extent. The board were requested to I scour his grace with a plan showing the Ciro -Con of any sewer or subway which might appal: imitable for the purpose, and any ruggclions. - ; Mx. Pollard added that Instructions had been pit en to Mr. Busalgistie to supply the pima asked for. The other business transacted was of no public importance. CRYSTAL PALACE. —The nupeatiun concert by the 4,C1 0 certificated members of the tonic sol-fa assoeis lion takes place this enemies). at 3 o'eleek. The pro grtnunie belittles the sight-B.l.4ring test specially composed isr the choir by Mr. Henry &OSA. BRZLXIPAIT.—EPrei 0000 A. Invigorating, c oma eoadortinir. Pvel%rmi bY Jewell Sr mid CL. ror tgl 'uorattife obrulat% p^oi p. Rale simply with Mei Tag g ; or oft NO MO la Maid parbair-iliballireno‘i (t4O/1 A 001414VAPORDEJIT.) WA.IIAIV, Baer. 18.. The autheriees here are making gr:At ptepam-. tica.s for the neepeca of tee Emperor, who is e e l seise 4., arrive next week. A notice has been hot at each Lowe by the police, d.reuting candles to be placed in lelltee windows on the first three nights of his Majesty's vale and liege, liowenso end earl tts to he shown on the baloonies during . :he del. kes:des tbis, the fathers of families are .bietiy enjen.ed to keep all their °chars and other hidag pieces locked, in order to keep out eon-' tp;teioie and they are to be made pe Hy itelessillu if my suspicions individuals shall be 114.r.d lurking be their houses. lu order to give the 11.M11 as 11:.511‘13 an appear:woe as pomade the Felice hair also strictly forbidden the wearing of Week ease es by tie female inhabitants, and evvered 14...ics have already been fined for dive gal iling th.s order. • You will doubtlesi have heard of the banishment of bi..l ej Meisel. Thin event has produced a great 'pulsation in Catholic Poland, and will doubt less greatly widen the broach which already exists I lie an the Russian government and 'Atom. The despite arose in consequence e an attempt to foam I thread in Nt. Petersberg with the object of , eetizely soz ;laming the authority of the Pope. liieLop it pea and other catholic dignitaries were ii.vited to this synod, but most of them refused to acne', Heil M. I'upiel, as the most refractory, was errenened to appear before the authorities at Vanua. lie was received by M. Muchanoff, the dirittor of she department of religion, who gave h:m twelve Lows to reconsider his decision. The keLop passed the time in - prayer, and fluidly de clz.ndto M. Muchanoff that ho could not in eon mimeo c, inply with the demand of the govern ment. 11l on this sentence of banishment was at ewe pureed upon him, and he is now on his way to a distant part of Russia. Instsuctie u is now given exclusively in the kusean l in ail parts of Poland. In the caholie prayer-books have been 11 d into Rhssian by tie order of the goiern went, d this translation is only allowed to be need in the schools, even where the pupils are protestant. The Raman ritual used in churches, toe, is Low being translated tot the use of the I rivets, el° will heueeforward have to perform the are movies of baptism, marriage, &c., in Peussiee. Everything in the towns capable of ieneedieg the people of their nationality is being carefully removed; the valuable Polish antiquities in the lithaasiian merman have been sent to Mete( v.', Led you see the inscription, " It is for- Vdden to si es& Polish," in the shops of Vilna as ftrt,c~ntly us " lei on patio Franeaie' in those of LCL&II. these measures, coupled with the enor mous einitnbutiens imposed on Polish proprietors, bare, es might be expected, had a most disastrous erect on trade and industry. Money is scarcely to be bad, even on the beet security, and good paper is •el4cau discounted for , lass than 13 per cent. for thaw months. CRETE. (zmom ova ow SYM, SEPT. 16. There was more than usual vigilance in the Tallith squadron towards the end of kat week, RIM it its teed as though nothing in the shape of a Hetludt-runner could possibly reach the shores of Crete. At nightfall the steamers which lay helot: Hu meleen would set forth upon their beat, gliding slowly past in the darkness with a dull sits bit aces sound of paddle-wheels. At day -11 reek the steamers 'would return to Herseloon, thoegle tat without an examination of the most irked)) I n a and create to make sure that no cargo le in landed. S ometimes we fancied that we • in. id I. ar those quick strokes of an engine at semest speed which have so often sent a thrill of Loge theugh the groups of anxious Cretans bneuatio el along the coast. But it was only the turgLng of the waves among the rocks, or the LAMP 'Hied advance for a moment of one of the uiLish cruisers. At last, however, she came ; tie troy° little Enosis came swiftly and surely in elide of them all. It was no phantom ship, that tem outLi.e in the shadow of the cliff. We heard a taint say of warning and started to our feet. Anodes and another cry, still faint and guarded, mese fee in the hillside below us. She had really con e, and they were landing the sacks of flour as lest as they could. Those of your readers who have tried racing down hill at night, over rocks end 1 whys, may easily imagine our next twenty minutes' week. On we went, with half a dozen lieht-tee to d Cretans leading the way, and with the dint outline of a ship grow n g elven r at every step. Now we had resold the shore; now we had scrambled into a large boat, just relieved of her cargo, and were j citing heartily for the Enosis. I never saw teen mote active and dexterous than those Greek bloclade-runners. They flung the seeks into the hosts 1 tug alongside, pushed off, effected their hawing. put the sacks ashore, and came away again like some English eleven doing their best in a closely contested match, and all the while them was uo shout above an under tone, no lan tern tote seen, of any kind, on the ship or on the chose. The Turks might well be excused for closing peacefully at a abort distance in the offing. It was not until after we started for the return voysee to Greece that there was a good chance for the I.l«kai ing squadron. Then, indeed, they had II cir theme, but let it slip. The Enosis I acted tete cen two Turkish steamers near enough tor us to RR them with ease_ ; and many on board maintained that they must be able to see us. If they did, they thought it useless to give chase, and were unwilling to waste their ammunition in Craig at the gray phantom ship, without smoke tr light, which shut across their bows. For perhaps halt an hour we strained our eyes to nagrate the gleom, expecting each moment the Ptah of hostile guns. 'then the Turkish vessels were utterly lost to view, the open sea tread smoothly before tee, and away flow the F.nosis with a track of foam stretch ing far behind her. By sunrise we were eniong the Greek islands, where masses of harm rock and vineyards, and white-walled villages showed pleasantly in contrast to the deep blue of the surrounding water. By breakfast time--arfl early breakfast time too—we were off the j ort of Sjra. Well might Captain Sounnai look proudly over his little craft, as t'ie sig nal guns were fired to announce our approach ! Well might the fithernten in the hay shout their wel come to the Enosis ! She had made the best passage in point of time—had left Crete at mid night, and was hero soon aft3r eight o'clock. Enesie Las just started for her second trip this month to Crete, and is expected back to morrow afternoon, when she will immediately take on board a fresh cargo for yet a third descent upon the Cretan coast. There has not been so much activity in blockade-running since the spring of the )eter, and the insurgent; have now a pros pet of being supplied with food and ammunition enough to carry on the war for sometime to oome. They are better prepared with anus and clothing than they were during the troubled days of 1867, whilst their opponents' resources (available on the spot) are said to be much diminished. As I glance hack at the beautiful Wand, so fair but so desolate. it sterile as though nothing but foreign interren tien could end the ruinous strife. Vainly have the Turks sought success within the narrow limits allowed them by European opinion. They muy not bombard byre. and burn the Euoais, though these ineusures would terribly discourage the Cretans, because to bombard Syria would precipitate the " Lastern question." tihurt of LORI, A'AIIER AT BUTIIIN. R lITB IN, FRIDAY. Bailin is rn file this morning in anticipation of a snit fit m Loici ftai Sr of Magnate, who has welded Cie hentatie n of Me major abet aldeusissi of this anisett berm eh to view the An tire:ewes which were gathered togctlde in the Town-hall at the time - of the histeddted held led month. His loidehip emveil at Cho ter ru dely. frets bcotland, and bevelled se far as fthe • dation shoat a mile end It lull distant from the rally train tl.ls n.oinirig, At new' his lordship wtf met by Colonel Maddox and the iceretary of the Arts Extibition, and thence drove to Berth, the 'eidetic° of ' his relative, Mrs. Lloyd, where port he will remain for 'Om* days. His lordship, who was aceompanied by Cady Napier. VIA an oil... Act of an udesed more warm then polite ti the other paestingers by the train, who at every station crowded a aim' the carriage, and bad a good shoe at the "hero of Magda' s." Lord Napier, who this time hen possibly become accuatomed to the did not dun* from rabbit eliserwillem emn, the window next to the platform, returned the= of the timid with a kindly smile, and an ocessonel hod. There was no cheering or other dimionstristion of welcome. Here great preparations are being made to gives fitting Irn& ex nee to the distinguished gullet, and the experienee is the art of decoration f.**Dell by the ran* of duthai the Eiteddfud week has been put to good account. HanL le me niches, covered with evergreens, span the Meets at • serious stages of theroute cr procuring& Onestando Ware the euttance to the Exhibition, which boasts saes et design in its adoe assents. Likethe others it at with evergree no, but on either side is • fall-length sot wen-executed painting, coe representing an Ab • • capt;ve in the moment of him deliverance, end the dot an A byreinian native warrior in the moment of his ships{. Above. in the crabe of the arch, is an exoeUent boat portrait, life tire, of ford Napier, in the =Liana genet al' officer, wearing the insignia of hie several orders. The arrangemerds for the reception are all complete, and thouph the committee have omitted to publish • FRO gramme, it is populate to obtain in outline information eel what is to be done. At 11.30 the volunteered Lae= /Whin. and Depilate, under the command of Fries, will muster in the Market...avian, where they will ie jo:ntd by a body of the yeomanry tawdry. The mihtsuy will be under the command cf Tottenham, Inapecto: -General of Vohuiteers for the district. The mayor and corporation will take up their rdsition here, and a procession will be formed to meet Lord Ropier at the outslurta of the town, whence te will he conducted to the Town-halt when the following edibles will be presented :—" To Lieutenant- Gummi Laid limier of Magdals, R.C.B. &c. We, the 'Layer, sidrimeu, and bur of t he borough of Rutbin. having wattled witJlthe deepest anxiety your lout hip's gallant career in Abyssinia, mew rejcsce at the stcoation to liberty of our fellow-countrymen by your Laud under Divine Providence. If ever a nation engaged in a eghtt ens war, it wax the Abyssinian war, in the hutoly of which your lordship will live is complcomus for your humanity as great for your generalship. And we hail with delight your at this exhibition of hit in our sacked cot erci ity. a pleserare deepened in our minds by your &insertion with • Lundy of this ecierity endeared to us for centuries. and we trod that roar lord ship may be long spited to enjoy the honours ;which oar mutt gracious Queen, with the unanimous approval of tide guilt country, has j ustly conferred upon yoa. MR. 67;41VSFELD ON THE IRISH CIIURCB QUESTION. HALIFAX FRIDAY Mawr. To-sight, Mr. Stansfeld addreised s meeting at Bahian cn the Irish church and Irish land tenure ques ts n. Ile said the teport of the Irish church commission had come too late, for the question no longer was,-:iould tie Iti.h church jirolong its hick bat whether on broad fp muds of policy and of justice that eetabli• hmout should not be swept airay. Having examined into the state manta and recommendatiuna of the cooanaidatin: he said 11. e. Irish church bad been defended Wawa, it the si,n _dutch ban peen csiosssiow national,was and because it was USISSiOII church; bat Le denied that it was • national church, because it had lot fullilkd its fenctions, and as a mission church there were parishes and benetne where its e ra tit ns lad reared to exist. He was for the crd—therlinndowinent of the Irish church. He held this to be by far the a cet imloitant and the stint urgent caestion of the day. and be hailed with 35rati. tide sad delicht the fact that under the leadership of Hr. Glacl•toie evasion and (Icily were no Wager possible. 'I tat tluuh war a mischievous imponwe and a sham, end he, for cue, demanded its disestablishment as a mem tlile of justice to IteleLd, and • measure of peace. What was justice but cgrality r and how could they have equa lity between religion* seen( t They might have (cerlity 1y what was called level'i,ng up, or levelling ecwn; Lot, all honour to the Homan citholies of Ireland, they reiuscd endownis itt. Having endued evidence on this joint, he said that dicstalslish. went and diectdrwmint, es an holmed fact, would not and meld Lot to melee. It must be followed by other 'evidence fact , . and by acceptant jat.ent and cola L i .... owl (Any which in the tad would leap its own uward. He would whiler a weld to the Mend. of that established 111.1 b, vim !timid that the disc(tablishmeut of the Irish (hutch would endanger their church, and it war that the direstatilihmant of the Irish church was the tin,: qua non to the ccutiLuid Safety of the English estatilishinent, bet awe if they were to be told that the churchai in Eng land and inland were indissolubly one, he (aid that the church of F.r.gland and Ireland contained 'within itself and repels:and a minority—ay, and not a large minenty —of the population, and if that was any jurtilleation of tier English church, in that (are it would itself be tottering to its WI. He could not utdcitale to fay what might be the future fate ( i the English establishment, but he scald venture to lay dean certain *Hematite conditions dependent upon the act en of the clutch, aid which would DAM its future and its fate. If the comet vat ices could, by some mirage, Lacehal.t ii cm the dark into the light, if they couid have ten med up the insight and fi.lesight for such a at p, Lad thiruselves repined the disestabliihment of the Irish chunh, or yeibrips what would be still more d:Cieult to Lumen astute, had frankly and coidisilly mewed its pro bmat tress the liberal Tatty, then undoubtedly they would are given new vigour and new youth, and added yaw to the establishment they &site to protect and defend. 24*.EIT NONCONFoRIIIST GRAMMAR SCHOOL 42. Ji1811(12' tilataittla. On Wt ant May lost a series of taoetinge was Lem et iti,hop stot dolt] in eornexiou with the opening of unelt.nfwn.ut wan:war :0,001 in eat town. The asta ble.) meat of the whool Las origiauted in a long cherished desbe am the Tait of tolue of the leading men Hoenig non confouniets to provide for the middle climes en iuespeeo. tire yet fbet-elais edceatic u, by weans of a pubic 3,11t00l which •boukl lee kind of Rugby fur the disseutdc; com naduity. The school is a handsome %mkt envtion. plea rontly situtted at a short distance town the for u. It has a bugs law ain flout, and u playground behind, mot the Intel air ariongenients have been wade with every r.•gard to the congest and well-beiug of the pulite. The utoeungs of Wednesday were very nusuetously attended, and tus warrant iutereet wee mawfe-ted b 3 the friends and visitors tlut.ugluut the iwtovolitets. FATIIIU IGNATiIIe lit LOMBARD-STREET.—Yon tcrciey the Jain fell litavily. and Mr. Superintendent koroter biought a scry efticinut body of police into Loin- Isid-wrett. end thite was tons of the vtolenee which I lharactecieed the rociudings of the previous Friday. Mr. Ilia went home in a four-wheeled tab iu compara tive year*. In order that there alight be no pretence for raying that a crowd assembled outbids the church before the coruzuenconnnt of the iernion,the doors were upeued at 12 lock, from whitli lime p. opts weut quietly in until the clan ch was filed. At t o Nock them is as • rush of nun, but then was SO tire , deuce; mid although every uch of tbi large church wits oneupietl, there was no to emiptir n of the oo etc. a. DltAlli OF A WOMAN TNI101•01/ ILL-TMEATMLIFF AT Uri Htsranr.— Yeaterday . aftoniiion Mr. W. Payne, the City coroner, held an inn tery nt (linage.* work home, Borough. respecting the il• &di) of Sarah Russell, sited 62 years, who was lisovoil by the evidence of several witneues to bare cora b 3 her death through a lung coma ., of 111-beniment to her hush.in.l, rgaiu,t ahem a eetdit t of starielaughter was returned. luilwresisz hoTt.L.- -200 Apartments, large and iligoint rutin , Noon a Prow.onattn Tettne , LAI* feet in 11 faring lite Atlantic. Tattle Whoa. daily.-Adore.. Mr. bolin,Q cc rntr, North Itegon.--tikilterilwrgent.i [Advertisen.ent.l ii(ILLOWAVe PILLS exer ei.r mast serif. thil pas. r in prowintilw toftwor`alt ti•u v. sainting lbw law. u and et a.ntinit nortt.unsie sad in tinily. lbw woakwit will tali no ita,ro fowl U.•• on, at thin aln lathe ai.d tardy grottiztria, but will gesituany Tapia thou b, Milt 11 o ntrnsannit w,ll iwc tlu manta • float many of lbw n ',bhp , into unit* thrir bott..4, it nttenrl h and trarkanartio of we ott, n twiny tin in. tairgattriwing lintatalt way took towards this rictilyinit and writ 14112 m,dlrtnr with the atria& hope cr hating thcir mltigatid, it ant two , rit, b its watts. le abort, ter all 4•w elnwwWtanewi, and ma Solloway Toint • ott Mtni.nt while I. SOOPP.P nt to comet lb. , plogitat el Illaoroor tai *ape. we I