The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-27 00:00:00

1 1 2 Z/ E It r'T T r I 411 _ :ft? " ! TT . . . ,4414 . 1 rt .14 • gr . 41 • • - - _'` L~ No, 5,03 3.1 LONDON, SATURDAY RVIVING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1862. [Stamped. Id. Additional.) ][3( M BAY.—NOTICE to PASSENGERS. —The nwaificent fastealling ship SALAMANCA, 861 tons re pda. La* tons burden. A 1 for 13 rant will leave the East In du flocks on the lst of October. Two cables still dlsenpsed. times an experienced IMIN 57 surgeon.—Wartr used =og iL to OEL LATLV. 'LANCET, andNLL, , VOR KURRACHIE (calling at Bemire), Daring early the wade of ha cargo engaged. lie Owe tmtish twill eDYu POlClllaq. A 1 In Red, newly eoppaed. 760 toms register: W. D. COSCNS. Commander: loa&as la the tug Indta Docks —Tor trash& or sacte naoirmanar, RA NY ICY, and SWILL, 57, laideaha-etrea LC. SHANGHAX Direot the well-known clipper mp SIULIALTANA • 1 11 years, toss register . loading ► b J lke Vat ladle Dotke—lor bright or passage, swig to 1101.11 M ,, KNIWITT, sad 804Y26, Sall-coart, Caroni . or to uNLLATLY. SANKEY. sad 81'.; L ai d..h.g. a u t .g. ma BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN CLIPPER/I tram LONDON Direct Yoonage. of the Age! CA!4UITA and MADRAB.—Staam commnni aUce betivem Londoa lad India, on the 16th of eve?, reontk—Ono of the magniticent lasiman belonging to the LMT INDIA and LONDON MOPPING 00*PANY (Limited, wllalt load In the Victoria London Docks. will lame on the 13th Octo ber, embarking pamengers at and Laving Gravesend on 16th October for Calcutta, calling at 4be Caps of Good Hope and Madras. These magnificent ships, kilt arprethly for the Indian trade, bare been thoroughly related . have fln4rate mammon. dation, and carry experienced surgeons, also Menardesees. The sierage passage of the Lot four steamers has been days 6 hours to , and the lest, the Hydaspee, made the pasasge in 65 days, being the shortest on record.—lror freight or pamage apply to ORINDLAY and Co., SS, Parthunentatreet, the Broker, ALFRED BRETT and so., 150, Leadenhalletreet. AC.; or at the °Mom of the Company, V. Minetngdeas, London, ',here applications Sor appointments as midshipman to this ear ice should be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. East India and London Miming Company (Ehnftedi, Inning- AC. tly4ne7 Sydney Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne 31elbontne gueensland Queenshnd queensland This celebrated Ur of packets lave, by their punctuality and sapid parapet, emu& a weld known reputation, and their w eave accorantodation ts ansuparted by any vessels Most. —Tar lall•Ltieslan ropecelpilMMSM or to Australia spll° JAMIE BAINER and OnISM : all Agents for Qs WI Las of Packets: and ACKAY and Co., 1, Leaden. baltetreet. London. K.C. WIRE. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (ot t B ackwalard, Landes) LIM of PACKX 8111 PS to ArSTRALIA.—For MLIMOITENE, Port Phillip, Direct (to leave the Docks on Monday, October 00, calling at Plymouth), the splendid new clipper ship ESSEX, 1,100 tons, J. 8. ATWOOD, Commander lying in the haat India Dock. Her accoramodis boss for all closes of passengers are unaurpeased, and she will wry an experienced surgeon.—For freight or passage ap= MIZOD,ALLFORT, and MORGAN, with Mews. Money W and lions, 7, losienhalloireet —Passengers by this Übe el packets are conveyed from Paddington to Plmouth, first-ohm for second-chus Wok sad asoondoltom for thirdotoso form. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL BTRAII-811IPS. appointed by ths gaminHy to nil between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, and between LIVIA POOL and BOBTON, with liberty to end at Halifax or other pate to land and receive milk goods, and passengers, the Hake Alps calling at Halifax to land and tecela pesessare and her Majesty's man The following or other vessels are iolated to all trots Liverpool, calling at Cork to roam the Bolin . _ . A9ll. for BOSTON, Saturday, October 4. AUSTRALASIAN, for NEW YORK, Saturday, October 11. ARABIA, for BOBION, teturday. October 18. Passage money, including steward's tee sod provisions, bat without wines or liquors ..—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, Ca; second cabin, LIE To New York, chief cabin. ; second cabin, £lB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, CO per ton. and 5 per cent. primaxe.—Apply to J. B. rand, 52, OW &thd-street, Loudon ; E. M. Currie, Havre, sad 12, Vacs do la Bourse, Paris : O. and J. Bursa, Buchaaithstthek Glasgow ; D. and C. Silver, itherostornt ; or D. sad C. Y•lvsr, ft, Water street, Liverpool. 'Primula Ito* tiFri!Molercl Cloud .. ioulaboroney.. P - Yrtik Oct. le. Oct. 25. Sept. SO. Oct. 25. Nov. IS. Dec. 22. Sept. 30. Oct SO. Nov. 30. 2,000 1,600 1,000 2,000 RAN 2,000 2,500 2,000 1.500 TO 111111511 OOFTMBIAPOIt MO los Y STIiAM COMMUNIOATION to NEW YOLK Direct. —The LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, sad PHILADELPHIA STEAM-8111P COMPAN Y Intend despatch tog their tall-powered Clyde-built Iron Stiewlltssm-ablps, caUlua rei QMilliMmrs to embark passeudera sad despatches, ma follows: WEEKLY PROM LIVERPOOL YOB NEW YORK. CITY OP NEW YORK, Wednesday, Oct. I. KANGAROO, Wednesday, Oct & EDINBURGH, Woducialty, Oet. 15. And every SiiCeee - drog3VSeitiroday. Odslo mugs, 15, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the scoom nsednilon. Forward paritago s guineas, Incloding all moistens cooked. Passengers for Cantda. the United States, and British Coiniabla, booked through on very sovautsgeons terms—For Willer particulars apply to W 1 I.LIA 31 IN LAN, 22, Wateratreek Liverpool; or to KIVU and MACEY, 61, Bing Willismatroek pHILLIPP/i, GRAVES. and PRILLIPPS the nesoervisentloned flrst-claes : For I.O " g ic 66DAM and the RHINE, the RATAVIER, from the British and foreign Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday morning, at 11 a.m., end the FYILNOOLD. Thursday morning early, from of the Tower. For BREHM, twice a week, the ADLER, MOWS, or SCHWA/RE, alternately Wednesday and Saturday, Innis Hume lydown. at 11 am. ; calling at Blackwell Pier to receive passim. gers at noon. Pares; 42, 41, and 10s. Return ticket, nt a fare and. halt. _ _ . Notice:Tbe Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven It now open for the conveyance uf paeseugers and merchandlae to all parts of Germany. For GOTHENBURG, the LONDON, Sept. 30. from Homely down ; t. be followed by the 0 USTAY WASH. Fury 4.3 Es., and 41. . . . . For heigDt, passage, ke. Raley at Chapalas Universal Moe, iegent.ctreas, W., or PHILLIPPoI, GLAVIN, sad rauurrs, 11. aood.laaa, LC. E XCURSIONISTS may SECURE £lOO foe their FAMILIES In ease of DEATH or LI weekly for TBENUSELYES If Injured by RAILWAY ACCIDENT by taking as INSURANCE TICKET, coding TWOPENCE, of the RAILWAY PANIENGERS ASSURANCE COMPANY, the only company ensuring against, railway acrideats who Sr. exclusively privileged to Mane insurance tickets at the varlosue Missy stations. N.B.—Take your hustrance ticket when sou pay year fare. 64, Cornhlll, KC. WILLIAM J. YIAN, Ileastary. GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.—Gentlemen are Invited to lespeet the SPECIMEN GARMENTS kept for iNsrecnos to ceder trona: also • select Stock of Morning. Lounging. and Overcoats always on hand for side, at HAMILTON sod KIMPTON'S, Tailors, 106, Strand, opposite Exeter.halL "A FACI WOUTELY OF NOTL." MB. MILES REMOVED from Bond-street to 73, BROOKATRILICT, ANOVEZ-3QUAIte., on the Lt October, to The 16s. Treason (ortgt ated by him) better thee ever. - - - - - tatalUshel. 194 L SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and MON, will moot ewwefj preserve the Might. Better cannot be rimie. Meet, with caTstab. or pebbles, 1511.; steel, with twar4, sa to its. Gold sod Silver Spectacles and )yo-Olames gma ,anety, at equal, low pricer, Berries Prospect tilass, 12s al " 4 free. THOS. HAkiUd sad SON, Opticians to the Royal Fniully , opposite the British Museum Oates, London. rstablashed 11110. tMatlon.—No travellers employed. To LADIES. —ROWLA.NDS' KALYDOR, au (Mental Bonoteal Preparation for Improving and Beauti t"Aul the Compnation a&d Skin. 'Me radiant bloom it imparts to the dock, and the whams and delicacy which it Induces of the baud* sod arms, its capability of soothing irritation and re eoing all redness, tan, pimples, spot*, freckles, discoloration', and one*: cutaneous visitation*, refuter it iudispensa:ile to every toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, whether with relerence to cold and ineleniency, or intense solar heat. Price as. bd. and Id. per bottle.—Bold at 10, 11 .tton.qarden : sod by chemist.' and perfumer*. Ask for Rowlands' Kalydor," sad beware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name of "Kaiydor." ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTT! MMUS and LIVIA PITIA, prepared 'rall ied any Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Scots, will be found isralsable to all who /711107 from tiMous and liver com plalay wind, spasms, giddiness, dizziness of the Yor habitual oostiveness, es a (entity aperient medicine, and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent; mild in their et.Tation and grateful to die stomach they create appetite, POWIte digestion, and strenirthen the whole nervous system.— Mehl by W. Lambert, to, Jennyn.street, and by most druggists, b boxes, le. lid, and 2a. ed. lie sum to ask for Dr. Scott's Bdieut and Leer Pula. The genuine ere a square peen package. with " %Mum Lambert" engraved on the stamp. MUSCULAR POWER RESTORED in YOURTXRN DAYS, 'Miami the possibility of tallaro. mytorootaed remedy ~lose two dolopok—Addrow, 11;s0CS, 211 Cll lsege W. ASTHMA, BHORTHEBBof BREATH, BRON CHITIS, NEVRALGIA, intallibly relieved and cured by the DPlrs CIGARETTES (Federal Fumigators). The smoke, being inenired, penetrates Into the Cheat, calms the whole nem Nu 'Diem, facilitates expectoration, and mists the functions of the important organs of respiration.—T. Rapic, Rue d'Ameter duo. 6, Pads Price CAL a box. Sold in London by JOZEAC, Chemist. Haymarket. 11INNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA - 1 -• has been, during twenty-five rear, emphatically sanc tioned 14 the medical profe s sion, and universally accepted by the public, se the beet remedy for acidity of the stomach, heerthora, headache, gout, and lodigsdlon, and as • mild ape fled for delicate conscitutuns, amen especially for ladles and children. It Is prepared, In a date of perfect parity sad "iflowl strength, only by DINPINJOiID and Go., 17% New tiondatreet, Leaden; and sold by all importable ehomiass throndwat the mold. DR. RICORD'S ZBBINCE et LINE redone manhood lu Us met ilmelered ossolliallor to ma reeks. Vellum la lamposibla. nil alai an prommiell Ilto onomultation oecesaary.—Sokl In mow wilit tall lastruelken, mi et four tviaatftios for Us, Not isrwlele, Pleked on reatipt of remittance or itsimpa.-13sio ograta= al A Dud Co., sa, strand. 'Loaf. Temple-bat. BgLON D 0 N, 191, Fleet-street, near Tempie•ber. IIAWYMYS FAMOUs LONDON DIN Nita toe THIS DAY, &Lumber 97, will consist of— POTA9III. Queue de Beef—A Is Claremont. MUMS. Soles ► Is Maitre d'Notel—Niets de Mille frit& =TRW eineeties de Mouton 17; 6 8s — ardse—RJamdes de Howard. ROIL /net de Vean—lianche de Venabon. 11111211.1111711 Pending de Colleas—Compsla de Pommee de Normandie. Fromago St Balatk. TO-110112.0W, September rit the U)NDO:f DINNIZ ertM song& of— POSAGIS. • Dabattts d'Ule —a la Colbert. POISSON. Monte sauce aux ficutres—Merlana Mts. Queue de Ban( enii.kot —Sault trOison. McAdoo boll= - bra relti. Fromageet %lad& d'Ananu. On MONDAY, September 59, t✓m LOXDOI MINKS v consist ot— ---- PnteM. Puree de k mina& Anvillle Mustio-111dis de Bel lie Prlausfe de Vt=taiiida ktiklkal 'en br ir - U= 4 I.ll ' • Peadbq I Is Aegum•—eassau de Tromp. Tromp et Palade. An extensive sad aerstolly-selsateil dock al Trench, Rhenish, Moselle, end other Winn, imported sweat; for The London Weser. A ane Hamel at Vealsoa every day, ►t 5 o'clooii. Me attention of Clergymen, Olicant and Profesdonal Gen tleman la eepecially draws to the advantage* offered by thaws elegant Saloon., which Mil all the requovoiente of • Wait cod (hub of the most 112 1 / 1 1 sad ttIATC, - I:intlioirTdaZatSalledTl:acteeren;TeiuteereeTtWes :mai lmen Jammu Awls* anis anad Journaeu Allemande, Fran cais. at BsligeL Opist as Sundays at four o'clemle. SAWYZIL Propetettat. CRYSTAL PALACE. - ARRANGEMENTS. MONDAY nenct.—Open at Nips. Orettsatrst Band at Great Organ Performance at L 0 Mendln over the Fountains at S. 0 Orehmand Band at Admission to all, Ow ODOM* (=dram, Itzgeacit T HE LONDON PAVILION.-LITTLE CORILLI, the oelp perfect gymnast now Is Loadocorhose performsee ie witafteed with the met prefaced seareloa pYht4i : MIN Oreetaace,theStar of the West; Madame Lasebial, Madame Valokaraare, Yr. H. De Brenner, OM C sod other sevettles ate *slag character, at the LOZIa PAVILION, Thrhberseefteek ItV=.l( AVILNING. LOIBL sod 80N/411AMMER, Prop:Wore. MIXHIBMON of the GOLDEN EAGLE. .1A This beautiful wait of Art, which &splays the plumage of the bird equal to ilk, 000taim upwards of 19,000 separate oolowed feather*, formed from malleable copper, and is pro named by eassoimeurs to be the wonder at the age. It hibitlea daily, from II a.m. to 9 p.m., at the BUZLINGTON CULLUM, 191, PICCADILLY—AftIieIon, la. ; Frklart, Is Si. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH sad SON. $ sad 4. GOODGIATZIET, W. BRowri BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS end 00IICH Bernet Furniture, Truck; Pertatan tow& te.-10 i 7. Catalog-ass tree. CIOALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. Illibbury and Ringsland Coal Depitta. No travellers or agents employed. LKA and Co.'s price for Hatton, Ruing, and Lambkin WaUsend, the best house coal direct from the col. Harks by screw steamers, is 235. per ton (do not pay more under boy pretext) ; Hartlepool, na. ; Tanfteld, 17$. ; best small, 11s. Inland, by railway . nilkstone, tat claw 21s. , second class, 19a: 19a and 18s.: Bervaisy, 11s. ; Hartley, les. Net ta i tg. Crt avered screened to any part of London. All orders direst to LRA and Co., chief emcee, North London Railway Make, Hlgkbury, Islington, or KlogWaod TAVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, lg. 4d. and LL la. Id. per lb.; IW British wax, la ad.. bengal:sat was. la. Od. ; paatm was, L. Id. ; German war, la. ad. ; botanic wax, la ; pYmt sperm la : ecamodte, &1.. 3d.. sad the beet. I m for Painter s lamps, , mamma ad.; dips, moulds. Bd. , Cols 011, ea et per gallon yellow s eta, Hs., sad 48a par ; mottled, 48e.; e7fieowi Windsor, la W. per peeked,; eemasou brows Windsor, is.; white Windsor, la. ; hooey, ta. ed. : glycerine and almond, la per bar—tor teals at M. P. DAWII2I sod BUYS' old-estabLlabed ware house. R BL Martla`s-laaa (lbmiaverms. Loads's. W.C. NTALUES of (OLD.—WATHERSTON and BBOODEN, for the Information of the Public and their numerous Patrona, beg to make the following announcement re. =the VALUE of GOLD, feeling pomaded that the into. the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being divided into 14 parts or carats, Is follows that geld of 84 carats OM, is 18 carata..B3 8 84 carats .. 41 11 10 worth ..L4 4 111 17 carats.. II 0 1 carats .. 1 8 34 per ounce. 16 carats.. 118 71 mate .. 1 4 9 BS carats.. 4 1 6 16 cents.. 111 1 carats .. 1 1 1) 12 carats (Britt& 14 carats.. 1 9 61 carats .. 017 standard) 317 101 LS cantle— 1I 0 carats.. 014 11 it carats.. 3la 4 11 manta.. 1 1 61 musts .. 010 71 10 carats.. 8 10 91 11 carats.. 1 18 1 carats .. 0 7 1 19 carats.. 1 7 3 10 pirate.. 116 41 carat ... 0 3 111 Manufactory, 10, lienriettaotreet, Covent-garden, W.C., London made of Chains and Jewellery for la. each. N.B. 71ils gstahlisktoeat la closed at II In the evening, and ma Saturdays t one :dock GA RIB A L D L—A beautiful STEEL PORTRAIT of the ITALIAN HERO, with Memoir, will be the Supplement to the ILLUS i RATED NEWS of the WOR.LD, THIS DAY, Sept, Mb. Prim 0L; stomped, 7d.-125. Moat street. PRINCESS ALEXANDRA of DENMARK. .A. —A fine Portrait of this young Princess, from a Photo graph by Haman, of Copenhagen , appears In the ILLUSTRATED TIMIS of Tills DAY, with which a gratuitous Itlnatrated Sup plement is issued. Among the engravings are the following : Pdoty's celebrated picture of Nero, after the burninilor n The Manufacture of Pottery at the international burning Rom and Danlell's display of Porcelain and Works of Ceramic Art—Ground Plan of the Ethibltion Building and Its Contents, and the Gardens of the Horticultural Society—New Statue of Hallam In 6t. Paul's Cathedral—View of Gotha—Preparations for the Demolition of tit. Thomas's Hospital—The Summit of Snowdon—incidents of Travels in Hu elan Tartary, six ergps rings, vto.—Price. eau Illustrated Supplement, 3d. : free by post, four stamps.—Offlce, Y. Catherine-etre.* Strand, W.C. Vol& V. and VL, an, of the HISTORY of ENGLAND, containing the Reigns of Edward VI. and Mary. By JANurs AXTRONT FRI .rnr. _ Volumes I. to IV., containing the Reign of Henry VIII. 141. - - - - - - - London: Parker, Son, end Bourn, West Strand. Second Edition, demy Sro, with Portrait, las, THE REMAINS of the late Mra.RICRARD TRENCH. Hang &abalone from herJoarnals, Letters. end other Papers. Edited by her Son, the Dein at WX1111.019713. London : Parker, Son, and Hoare, West stewed. MIL WHYTE xislonuis NEW NOVEL, Mb day, to vols. crown Inro, Ida., THE QUEEN'S MARIES : a Romance of Holyrood. London : Parker, Son, and Bourg We Strand. This day, two vols., crown tiro, Ice., BARREN HONOUR. A Tale. By the Author 7G 14 / Livingstone.• Reprinted from Prom's Magazine. rcmaaa : Parket. 800, rat Bouts, West Strsod. DL CDII.IIB UN NERVOIMNICBB. GENERAL DEBILITY, dc. Jose pubilehed, price Is., post treatment/le Author for 1 ! stamps. AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and CUREot PiLIMATUILE DECLINE In MAN, with plain directions for perfect restoration hi health and vigour, the result of twenty eve years' meceseful pracUoe in the treatment of those peculiar nervous and acquired disown which tend to embitter and shorten life. By Dr. J. I. Currie, 15, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, London. Consultations, 10 till 3, and oto 8. Weisel no hesitation ni srl lerg there is no member of society by whom the but wW not be found usetni—whether such person hold be relation of pareut, preceptor, or clergyinau."—ion. London: Mann. Be. Cornhill , and J. Allen. W. Marwick-lane. LONDON Rims %maim —The prise shooting of 0 Company took place at Plaistow ea Thursday last. Rem bets of the company who had passed 3rd class, 1862, were eligible to Qom_ pets, and the entries included five mark smen . Captain Sewell, who commands the company, directed the , 1 Bring. Lieut. Dighton and Ensign Manion were unable t o be present Dr. Atk yes, one of the surgeons of the corps, attended the match. lu the absence of the two adjutants of the corps, Sergeant Grainge, the instructor of musketry, acted as umpire. The weather during the early part of the day was very unfavourable far target practice, but in the afternoon the atmosphere cleared sufficiently for the com petitors to make some very good shooting at the long ranges. The following were the beet scores :—A Bald glass, value 31. 35., for 2nd-class ranges, Private J. Waldron, 39 marks ; • field glass, value 21. 25., for 3,41-class ranges, Private F. Cotton, 24 marks. Ladies' prize —Silver tankard, value 31. fin, 3oosoS 7 ,00 and 900 yards, five shots at each ran ge , Private A. /3. Hutchinson, 39 marks. A London Armoury Company's rifle and appurtenances, for Ist-class ranges, value fol.. Omporal A. Oliver, 28 marks; &Loudon Armoury Compare: l e x value 41., for greatest total score o a i t ch all o the R. Hew', 104 marks. Mr. H lon =three bellfs-eyes and a centre at 900 yards, which gave kiss 1.5 marks at His rafts. 71:011 1,48? NIGBPS G4ZJ2I2. NAN= OP 904109991111 ASS 7011171.1 PLIIIIIMSASB so 111 ONTAINID AT 99M WINS UP 1111 M GIMP LitarTSAS,,_ MOW oP BANitiOPTOT. SIOSSISIALL•SINMA HUNT CROWN, St. Swithheiffille. City, erne merchant, to etc reader Oct. 8, at it. rLJona Baorretso, Highat. A _Poplar, baker. Oct. 8, at IL 1I AB ! GMT, tampion -Mews, Weetboarnenrove, cab driver, Ott. 8, at 11. 0103,118 Fun" Denton, calico bleacher, Oct. 9. at 11. tarter Jona irraterr, Sittingbourne, Kent, builder, Oct. 9, at 11}. Warren 11A0D1/10, Jun., Harleyford-place, Kennington, builder, On. 9, at It Wilatut 111117, Stratford Marsh, Ems, general dealer, Oct. Mows Coma, Upper Faat linethileld and Princes-square, boot Insnefactursr, Oct. 9. at 11. WILLIAM KNIGHT Mason.street sad fitangate-mews, Weetmin ster-britigseeas blacksmith, Oct. 9, at 11. !filar SNOW Meta, Wapping merchant, Oct 9, at IX. JOHN Moan (Rev.), Hendon, Miteflesex, Oct. 9, at it. WILLIAM MTh MOIDAUPT, Donlan militiaoaptaba,Oct.9,Mllf. Cuanza Wrenn Upperblorth.e.,Poplar. butcher, One, at 11S. linniimel Otto 111111.11, Peckham, clerk, Oct 11, St 111- JOHN Wearer. Rana& Serra, peeengroonr, Oct. & L ZAClllinh Mann !MARION, Nieholatlane, City, and Ka ton-Open-Hold, merchant. Oct 23, at 11. Bina= THorsta-Ola and Joins 1313151T1, Gopaall street, Hear, Widen, Oct 9, at If JOHN AL M= Orpel, Suffolk, draper, Oct. 9, at 12. Gloria WARNS MODULE, Brighton, solicitor. Oct 11, at It Thomas fkraniert, Paddock Wood, Kent, carpenter, Oct. 9. at 1. Join Wrenn° PAIILITS, Northumberland-place, Paddington. builder. Oct. 9. at le. UAW iItiNTIU. St. George's-street last, dealer in waterproof goods, Oct. 9, at le. THOMAS HANDISS. Lure street and Cook's-vent, er and law stationer, Oct. 9, st 11. Re=lll, Trager Westbouree-terram, Paddlagton, gen- Hama. Oct.? at It M J onis Loan AOMMIL Palm-street, Victoria-park, engineer, Oct. 9, at 11). SAMUEL HODSON Sex& Cardonlan-road, lan shareholder In the Cheshire Patent Salt Company (IJmlte(p, Oct. 9, at 12i. Rorer JOIMPHJCIIINIMM,OIgetrest,GIty-r roker,Oct.9, at 1. BILSJAKLII AUSTIN MADON, Mlllatnet, Haaiser-aquare, com mercial traveller, Oct. 9, at 1. &Munn Dauer, Jewinnt., Chi] 00111111Slialt Sint Oct. 9, M %luxes TURNS' Bellanag, seinwswaff, Staffordakin t lsruser, Oct 10, at 12. JOMPH Nolan. Birmingham, photographic artist, Oct. 10, at 12. Chill= Deena, Wootten Waren. Warwickshire, victualer, On IL at 12. Joint ITAIGHT, Mune, Staffordshire, Miasma, Oct gat 12. JOSANUS 110A10RD, Hawley, Beropanise, greeter, Oct 19, at U. Ainanw Bamrom, Coventry, victualler, Oct. 13, at 12, HUNT JAMS, NottAngheni, and eneintan, Nags, braid machine bulkier, Oct, 7. al IL NATHAN 6101611, Nottingham. licensed victualer, Oct. 7, at 11. Join =Am Whitson, Mosmouthadre, farmer, Oct. 10, at 11. Teams MUIR& Noah, hilorunouthahlre, farmer, Oct 10, at 11. NaValifo 801716001 T, Exeter, grocer, Oct. 10, at 11. PICKTORD, Sheffield, publican, Oct. 11, at 10. WOAAAN Frildeionag and Jobs DicesAh, Bradford, Towbars, weeistspret Oct It at 11. Jinn lennsiar. HaJltar. Yorkshire, hatter, Oct. g at 11. ROSE= SFATIN, Ingston-upon-Hull, builder, Oct 9, at It PATRICK GALLAGHER, Liverpool, grocer, Oct. 8, at 11. June Smaller, Wigan, Laneashise, accountant, Oet 8, at 11. Jose Baran% Upton, Cheshire, saddler, Oct. 9, at U. SAMUEL LANCE/WM, Wigan, Lencath., colliery master, Get. 7, atil. JAKNSHlecilaeoTrort New Mills, Derbyah., mariner, 04.7,at 11. WILLIAM /STAR, Gateshead, Durham, ham dealer, Oct S. at 11. JAMS' RIND Aston-J nsta.l3l Tm lash sm, chat mskes,OcilSka4lo. JOIN Petra, Lancashire, plasterer, Oct 10, at I. WAIL. liaaatius, Unrposl, undertaker, Oct 9, at & Fern HITS, Liverpool, coal dealer, Oct. 7, at & WOMAN /WIRT Suer.?, Liverpool. mariner, Oct. 7, at & WILLIAM MD'S, Manohener, butcher, Oct. 16. at Si. JOHN DURJOID, Salford, Lancashire, telegraph r Oct 11, at 10. Cuanza Twin& Redford, Notts, late grocer, Oct. 8, at 10. WHAEAS CHART= CLAYTON, Is °Hingham, compositor, Ong at 10. Stigma 1111101011, Sheflield, late grocer, Oct. 8. at 2. Noun Ottallat, Prestbury, Olouccstersh., labourer, Oct. 11, at 10. THOMAS Joanna, Milton, Staffordshire, labourer, Oct. 25, at 12. 11001 WRIT; Tockenham, Wiltshire, thatcher, Out 4, at IR WILLIAM Wildtammus, Durham, bootmaker, Oct. 8, at 11. CharriMMlß Alter, Sunderlacd, potato dealer, Oct. 8, at 11. Jonathan SMITH. Sartre, Ymbhfee, weaver, Oct. gi, at 11. WEIJADM SMITH, Derby, hairdresser, Oct. 16, at U. Osumi YOUles, Aston-on-Trent, Derbyshire, joiner, Oct. 23, at It WOMAN Miner, Derby, dealer la earthernme. Oct. 26, at IL THOMAS MIRA= DRVIRRoI, Stookton.upon•Tees, Durham, manager to a clothier Sept. 30, at 11. Mann Sauer& Magee. Yorirthire, clerk. Pegg 10, at 3. CHAltritaxreaten LatitNewWindsor,Berkacooper,Oet.4,Mll. CRAM= Max, Burnham, Bucks, beerhouse keeper, Oct. 4, at 11. 010301 Rnonr, gonearootes, Derbyatire, tanner, Oct. 10, at It THOMAS ltroocn, Ashford-in-the•Viater, Derbyshire, timber dealer, Oct. k at It WHAM* /SCI, Long Sutton, IJneolnsh., woohelnder, Oct. 6, at 10. JOHN MOULTON, Ipswich, Suffolk. tailors assistant, Oct. 6, at 11. BJCHASD COTTON. Uttoreter, Staffordshire. Oct. 8, at 11. Hahn lintoes, Merthyr Tyd.ll, shoemaker, Oct. 15, at 11. THOMAS WATKINS. Merthyr Tydel, contractor, Oct. lb, at 11. DAVID Steatite Fraumn ItimAsios, Hoonlneh, Somursetahire, apothecary, Oct. It, at 10. HURT !Moamar, Canuington, Sornerseteh.,carpenter,Oct.22,at 10. JOHN Ton& Morefonhampatead,Devonsh..boottnaker,Oct.7,at 11. ltiniAan Rama, MacirpMeth, Montgomeryshire, bonmaker, not. 7, at 19 THEMA% arehrnet, Betchworth, Surrey, bootmaker, Oct 9, at 11. SARAH PITT, Newport, Monmouthshire, bookseller, Oct. 6, at T. Cruet= ORRRARD Warrington, uewspaper editor. Oct. 8, at 11. RICHARD WAIWIC K ToTHAN, Bradford, traveller, Oct. 8, at 10i. JAN® HUM Presteigne. Radnorshire, plumber. Oct. 4, at 11. THOMAS LENTRWArtiI, Carlisle, bmitinaker, Oct. 8, at 12. EDWIN Moss, men., Hasthogs, Susan, painter. Oct. 8, at 11. JAW Panzer, jun., Congletou, Cheshire, Joiner, Oct. 4, at 11. Hanoi, WRIGHT. Alwallon, Hunt, thatcher, Oct. 4, at 10. Fanimaten Marmite Ptheoca, Cambridge, baker, Oct 9, at 1. Jona MULCIES, Exeter, baker, Oct. 9, at 11. LAST EXAMINATION& Nov. 21. A. Little, Earl-street, Mackfrian, lime merchant- Nov. 21. J. Barnes, Ilerberthuddinge, Waterloo-road. labourer -Nov. 21. M. K. Horton', Curehill. City, general merchant- Nor. 21. W. Sabin St. James's-place, Walworth, uutittter-Nov. It. A. C. liter, Church-street, hackney, cheetemonger-Nov. IL J. hoe Fretterick.plan. Hampsteadroad, and Northampton, boolmaker-Nov. 21. 11. Amami, Axminster, butcher-Nov. 21. R. J. Haynes, Great lower-sleet, Oity, and Croydon, Surrey, commlasion agent - Nov. 21. A. H. Glinting (Xenon-street West, tlty, lithographer-Noy 11. H. Heigh, Eusworoad, vocalist- Nov. M. T. B. Arnott, Mortimerstreet, Cavendish square, hair cutter-Nov. 11. IL H. Wyatt, Waltleunatow, Seat, merchant's clerk-Nov. 21. J. Cooper, jun., Erith, Kent, grocer -Noe. 11. T. Ives, Hillingdon, Middlesex, contractor-Nev. 21. T. Hiuildne St. J °ha's-square. Clerkenwell gold beater-Nov. 21. R. W bestow, Northumberland-park, Tottenham, merchant's clerk-Nov. U. V. (Indult, Murray-street, Holton, and Ohapel-etseet, Hachure. road, cabinet manufacturer-Nov. 21. B. C. Duke, Caunon-etreet, City, iron merchant-Oct. 17. K Estmurt, Lower Barton-street, near Glorcester, innkeeper-Oct. 27. H. Theobad, Gloucester, schoolmaster-Nov. 0. E. G. Human, Mahn, Devonshire, late limeburner-Nor. 6. J. Edward,, St. Bidwell, Exeter, and Clue fonl, Devonshire, mall coach proprietor-Oct. 14. J. NV. Oldfleld, Bradford, stuff merchant-Oct. 14. J. Smith and W. Gooldthorp, Featherstone, Yorkshire, glass Soule manufacturers-Oct. 14. J. Pow. Scarborough, Innkeeper-Oct. 14. F. Ihwthrop sad J. Hot.L son, Bradford, stuff inerchanta-Oct 14. J. Sykes, W. Sykes, and W. Brooke, Onett. Yorkshire, corn millers-On 14. J. Holmes, Halton, Yorkshire, licensed victualer-Oct 13. C. thaw, Maw, Cheshire, pump maker -Oct. 20. T. Dick, Belford, potato dealer-Oct. 15. J. Taylor and J. Slelhuish, Manchester, druggists-Nov. 14. R. Bell, Winteriughans. Lincolnshire, Journeyman Joiner-Oct 7. T. Ovulate, Manchester, oust dealer-Oct. 27. F. Caldeleugh, Durham, joiner- Oct 17. E. Wellington, Truro, bulkier-Oct. 21. W. Jones Car winos, servant-Oct. 13. W. J. Pascoe, Middlesbrough, York shire, clerk-Oct. 14. J. Ross. South Stockton, lorhshlre, grocer -Oct. 17. H. Walker, Ashbouru, Derbyshire, inekeeper-Oct. 22. F. Johnson, Letoester, plumber -Oct. U. O. Peiely, Leicester, French polisher-Oct 28. H. Kidd and G. Kidd, Scarborough, builders-Oct. al. F. C. Marsh, Cardiff, accountant-Oct. 10. J. Goldman, Noah, Glaniorganshire, photographic artet-Oct J. Long. Panes, Hants, marine store dealer-Oct. m. & Charles, Porter, Hants, poor--Oct. 211. B. T. Oskshott, Portma, Hants, °mamba° u agent-Oct. 30. A. Adams, Souttssaie coach builder-Oct. S. T. Seamy, Kempen Woroinsh ;market prdener -Oct. 8. W. Watkins. Vror.nater, baker-Oct 16. I. Ilsw, Ihornbury, Devonshire, jourceyvaan shoemaker-Oct. S. J. Mold, BaahnJ y, Oxfordshire, gardener-Oct. 18. T. Cooke, Husbands Bosworth. Leicestershire, schoolmaster-Nov. 14, T. Jackson, Win:eirtoo, Lincolnshire, Journeyman brickmaker- Oct It. W. Davenport, Longton, Staffordshire, beereeller-Oct. lb. 0. B. Martin, Bonon, Suffolk, miller-On & C. Price, Crick- Breorshire, Innkeeper-Oct IS. J. Freenon, Leicester, labourer-Oct. lb. J. Jarvis, Cambridge, coal merchants. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Sept EL DATED HAMM, Cr Haarlem Glamorganshire, draper, JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. 01gAT DAUER 8111111 a-LIAR Mlgna COMPANY (LINITID), Oct. 11, at 11, at lissieghalletneet-petition to be heard. L0N20041 Brfarlia COMPANY (LIMITIO, Oct. 6, at 11, at Basing hallastreet-petitlon to be heard. PATENT WATIt, OM, AND DRAMMEN MPS CON TAIT (LIMITID), Oct 12, atilt, at Bastrishall-street-receptive al weak OSCULATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. 13110JA1II RUNT, Blackburn, bobbin maker-let dividend of Is. NM., Ott. 7, and any subsequent Tuesday, at rotes, Manchinter. Romorr Warn:emu, Baciap, plumber-Ist dividend of 2s. 6d., any Tuesday. at liernaman's, Manchester. THOMAS CoATMAN, JOIMPS Attmann, and Marrero ANNOUL Oldham, engineers-let dividend of 54. 3d., any Tuesday, at Hermunau'n Manchester. WILLIAM Yrd.r.s, North Shields, builder-Ist dividend of Sc, Oct. 4. and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle upon-Tyne. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 16. G. Hayhurst. last Marton, Yorkshire, cattle dealer (Set. 16. R. Itobehaw, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, wool merchant -On lc. J. liolgate, Bradford, draper-Oct 18 H. Bentley, Memel, woollen cloth manufacturer-Oct. 16. J. F. Sutcliffe, Halifax, coi tal spinner-Oct. 8. K Done, Manchester, hessian dealer-Oct. 17. J. Croathwalte, Liverpool, merchant. PAKTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. J. Samuels (deceased), C. J. Samuels, and W. Samuels, Man cheater, merchants, so far as regards J. Samuels-R. H. B. Winn and W. F. Larkin, Kahan), Chertaey, and ()attends. Bur -1 rey, booksellers-A. Lloyd and W. Yellows. Wigan, Lancashire, nil manufacturers-Harriette Power, widow, and D. Power, Gloucester, printers-J. France, W. France, and P. Prance. Aston Colliery and Sheffield, coalowners- T. Dickson and W. IMatthews, Whitechapetroad- A. Zariff, D. Zeiropulo, N. Zarin, G. Zarin, M. Zang C. D. Zallropulo, B. Zaftroodo, and G. D. Zee . repel°, Loudon, Odors, Marseilles, and Constantinople, men chants, so far as regards ZaSropulo A. Will and C. Zatiropulo V. Woodland sad J. N. Holliday, Bishupwearmouth, founders-J. B. Cowland, J. Cowland, and C. Cowtand, Woburn place, Ruesellimusre, painters, so far as regards C. Cowland- W. B. Metcalfe and G. Metcalfe, jun., Parley Bridge, Norkehlre, common brewers-J. Slater and T. licroyd, Blackburn. Lanca shire. cabinet makers-P. Rawson, G. K Rawson, H. J. Garcia. and J. Atkin, Liverpool, Insurance brokers, so far „en regards H. J. Garda-J. Mika and J. Etimmonds, Beth, lenwnWiern _ Brett and H. James, Liverpool, tallors-W. Byford and T. V. Harrison, Gracechurch.stren, City, ship brokers-T. Long and J. Crabtree, Burnley, Lancashire, machine brokers-C. li. Ple vlM IL Wright, Arco, Yorkstdre, colliery owners - Davie and T. Price, Aberdare, Otamemanshire, grocers-W. P. deep, Jun., and W. Howdah, Henrietta-stmt, CoTsittlisEden, sloe ageats-E. Hebb% W. Natiou, and J. Hobbs, jun.-, Staple bill, neer Bristol, soap manufacturers-W. J. Cunniagham and O. Allen, Kverett terrace, Victoria Deekvoed, proprietors of an improvement is sewing machines. TEAGRAPHIC INTELIAGNNCE. ITALY. (now ous owl um DKr misnames min Kamm vetsoaarw.) cv TURIN, Ism 26. ' the marquis delivered an important speech at the distribution of prizes in the Technical Schools. Prince Napoleon was present, with the Princess Oleidida, the Princess Pia, the King's eons, and RUM Carignan. Pepoli's speech was remarkably eloquent. He put great stress on the words, " Tee, the unity of Italy is made." Prince Napo. lean was greatly cheered by the audience and by the people out of doors. (mum's =mums.) TOBIN, Sm. 26. The distribution of the prizes tithe students at the Technical Schools took place to-day. Prince Napoleon, Prince de Savoie Carignan, Prince Humbert., and the Princesses Clotilda and Maria Pit, with the diplomatic body, were present The Marquis Pepoli delivered an eloquent speech to the students and the audience. He said : \,,t: The may of the conntry now achieved also requires unity in study. It responds to the ten victions of all. They are deceived who imagine that municipal spirit or special intervals cess destroy or endanger that unity which is now the glory and the hope of every Italian citizen. Violence will sonteet it in vain, for it has been created by moral force and the triumph of modern civilisation." The marquis pronounced a warm panegyric upon Prince Napoleon, who, be said, had defended in the French Senate the unity of Italy, which h loved like his own country. The speaker concluded by praising the attitude of Turin, which fervently desired to lay down its position as the capital of the kingdom upon the altar of the country, for the sake of fulfilling the national wish. (Great applause.) Both Prince Napoleon and the marquis were heartily cheered by the assembly. PRUSSIA. _ BERLIN, &LPL 26. The Berlin A ligenteine Zeitung of this evening says: " It is rumoured that Count von Bias:nark Bohan batmen has had interviews with the Deputies Her Boekum-Dolff, and /angst. " It is also reported that it is the intention of the government to propose to the Chamber the voting of the budget in monthly portions." BELGIUM. SOCIAL SCIENCE CONGRESS. 111001 ID DAT. 8E17133EL8, SLIT. It Yeateaday the melons again met in the Palais Dual, whoa several questions of considerable interest wew iblellMld. The following is a summary cd the preeesdinga; The various laws rep/ding the prom were inverigeted. N. B. Di 011AZDIN 00DteDded that the per ought not to be rekject to any legislation. A free press could essrody cared ea offence. The crimes sad offences ol the press were perel=enery. The existing governments were actirm ai y le strain joureakens me them of the midrib you wide the) °Medd the Leweilkeil naemnora The prim could sat Task* a good goar.bed sae . am a bed goverment a pod one. It est rake a \endgame I obese silly, mar say false tees. laineetion err eared by a journalise carried . sksog with 4, N. Boom PuLerse stated ' =of this 1 thew. He els ia favour of of the Efts reprda doetrissa mi ppeoeld he earearded tie pros so keg as the itself purely sod yto derrine, ream a But as regarded irk the might do is Mamie( and reedier ing a pry to mar*. In seek case dill* WWI a sosseg rennitted, end so far them ought to riot the • parer ill repeerioa. I. to darted the greater freedom for the grew as religious pokers& M. segported dr urged by the two plonsibi Amis. and et IL de 04. moan. besense in meat emenit wee est essepreed of isolated kidloidede. Tbe bad mosielphedre hie few N. Demmer senseirsed with the let sperm es le dkneenopielo brier se paler* ter ail I „wo o * J ams, gad ose~ hie dimmer is = himself in freer of doe vio and poem! el the Inoopend ordepidlort Is Illeoligiene. . It BOA= ( rid he ins as lobo relli ol lke thriary li gr rifiar but be could not agree in die mese, by "bib ba mipperted it. No, the press a est pereriese Theorem *NSW de mash harm, became it weld do w ash Ilse press, like another hams Write. tree, waa of either good or evil. That which would be all J a red read be perfeediso. It wee en wooer% of the if arid do that there cm& to ha SO I ' is from with the peer. legislative " Ds Gnus= replied to the objections shield whir , hiss. Be, however, meintaieed his the* mad iodated upoo the impotency of the press The discussion was rationed to 4 o'clock, rhea the swam rose. Samoa 2.—EDUCATION. The Secretary reed the followieg Wier front IL Vidor Hugo, which wee received with mach applause : ". Eniasiels, Beet 20. " Gentlemem—You were food mum* to desire my pre sence at the come= which u to awandsie oa the =ad MA. at Brussels. I regret that urgeot bunkum requires my prawn at Onerseey, and that I gall be deprived of the ;demure et milked ot the imporemt disoraidam that are about to be opened. I send you at least my complete ist hmian. A great impulse might be crewed, I have wawa* by the cower so usefully °Devoted by you. Amass' all the quest/ow kid down in your moonset um the meet fruitful of any appears tow ripe or solo=ei Belgium espimislly. his that which may be calledthe quwtiom namely, gratuitous and obligatory instruetion. One nuili Rotel recommends itself by its OWN MAUI to tie attention of congress. This quokka solved, a good kw may be made apes your initiative, and the rasa* thus given to other peoples would have an admirable meek. Mere was no more urgent question than that of gratuitous and obligatory eduestow. The present moment ie weighed, but it pewee. Let use tarn our eyes to the great to morrow which civilkation waits for—lee us prepare for it. The child—this is the supreme question—the child has in hk cradle the pesos or war et the future. It is from that cradle we mast chase away darkness. Let us cause light to arise I. the soul of iabsocy. Twenty-five years of gratuitous and obtory instruction would change the Laos of the ' world.. The child, I repeat it, is the future. The sod there is generous • it gives more than an ear for the gram of wheat. Ap ps . y • spark there it will become a blue et light. To make • citizen let us begin by making • man. Let us open schools everywhere. Where them it sot in aa individual the interior light which instructiou gives. then he is no mac. Be is no better than the head et • beast as compared with the multitude—one which exists la idleness, and which the muter will take by and by to the pasture, sada/ torwards to the abattoir. In the human erestrre that which miste slavery is not matter—it is in telligence. Freedom commences when ignorance Is die permed. fluid wished to say these things to you, and other things also. I cannot renounce the opportunity of doing so without much regret but you will not want eloquent voices and generous s pirits. These councils of hate= convoked from time to time are efficacious. The problems of the age are pressing us—they come—they are there. The moment is come whoa we should be prepared to receive them, and to raise the old warning cry of the Romans— Ad porta; !—I pray you, .gentlemen, to be my interpreter to the congress, and to receive the assurance of my warm cordiality. " Vivien How." _ _ _ M. cc Gaorrx opposed the principle of obligatory edn- I cation as being contra', to the liberty of the father. . M. ALBERT Lacamx advocated obligatory iastructica, and cited the example of those countries which had adopted it to prove its practicability and the good months arising from it. Neither the liberty of the instruction nor the freedom of a father of a family is involved in this quer tion. The father has a duty to fall in relation to his son, and one also in relation to society. The law boa the right to provide for the strict accomplishment of those obliga tions. The culture of the mind was as essential a part of the bun= being as the nourishment of the body. The civil law, in declaring that the husband and wife by the fast of their marriage bad contracted the obligation of nourish ing and bnoging up their children, bad merely responded to this double want of human nature. M. Foocara DE CARRILL opposed the s =ans of obli gatory education, because they did not au • y take into consideration the most essential part of education for man. This question, examined in an economic pant of view, cannot well be solved, because a system of obligatory in struction could not be carried out gratuitously, and the date ought not to give anything for nothing. The object 'ought for was no doubt noble and grand, but the means proposed to west it were whol inadequate. M. Jorge Bums sa id whet he wished to see established was this—that in regard to education the state should not stop in to aid the system until it was found that the cotn mtuis wen unequal to it, and that the commune should not interfere until the individual in question was shown to be without any mesas. The state aid commune would act in this way only as supplementary aids. In the remaining sections no questions were considered of great public interest. HEALTH OF OARIBALDL TO TUX ZDTTOR OP TUX WI U. 811,-4 have the honour of forwarding you for insertion in the Express the following official report, sent to this committee from Prams°, Partridge.-1 am, itc., J. MACRAE MOM. Garibaldi Committee, 10, Southampton-street, Strand, Sept. 26. NIL PANTICIDOZ'S LWOW TO TEN OAIIBALDI ITALIAN UNITY COMMITTAL _ _ aPsszia. B •PC a The reports received in England of General Genitalia's health, and of the state of his wounds, were so various, cow tradlotory, and alarming, that I was commissioned by some of the General's friends to visit him professionally, and to ascertain, from actual observation, his real condition. I arrived at Spezzia on the 16th of September, end I have shoos that time daily visited the General at Varignano, in company with Dr. l'randina and his other medical attend ants, and I have been constantly present at the morning dressings of the wound. I have been further permitted, through the courtesy of the surgeons, to maks a personal examination into the nature and extent of the injury. The accident may be described shortly as a transverse com pound fracture of the right internal milleolus (ankle bone), produced by a rills shot, which, though it opeoed the joint by a small aperture, did not enter it. um itself in soy other part of the limb. The outer ankle bone remains un injured, nor doe* the astragal= (the peat pulley-like bone of the foot which sustains the leg) appear to have been injured ; the most careful examinations made immediately after the accident, and since, have led to the conclusion that no other boos except the tibia (or greater boas of the leg) was implicated in the injury. At first, severe inflammation, 'welling, and excessive pain, followed upon the infliction of the wound. But these were subdued by cold applications, catapleams, leeches, and eta; so that now the ankle and surrounding part present nearly their natural size and form, the foot being almost at a right eagle with the leg, and otherwise in excellent position. The wound, the circumference of which (on its superficial aspect) is rather larger than that of half a franc, looks well, and discharges healthy matter mingled with molecular frit. menta of exfoliating bone, which are rarely larger than grains of sand. The present unserollen state of the ankle and of the parts around it permits of an examination which has confirmed the summaries, given by other circumstances, that the bullet did not enter the joint nor effect a lodgment elsewhere. The injured parts are now free from inflame e. Lion, and, unless moval, are no longer panful. The wound is simply dressed with sharpie, spread with aerate, endeavored with a light poultice, the foot being msintained at rest and in position by a amiable apparatus of small pads, pillow and bandages. The wound of the left thigh, which was slight and superficial, is now well. The General's manner is very patient and tranquil ; his health is fairly good, though he is much emaciated ; his appetite is tolerable, his pulse is quiet, his tongue is clean and moist, and upon the whole he sleeps well. He has within the last two days been removed into a larger, more airy and quieter chamber than that which he at first occupied. Every one about the General seems attentive to hts wants and wishes; sod his friends have supplied him (and I hope will continue to do co) with those neces saries and comfort; which his situation demands. My opinion is that (bearing in mind his habitually abstemious habits), if mental es well as bodily repose are steadily en forced. if the injured limb be kept at perfect rest, if the general health and strength be sustained by suitable nourish ment (ad if Deed be, by stimulants), by well-aired, well. kept, and quiet roomy sad, lastly, by a continued supply of those 'comforts semseary to his present oonditioa, the General will, with tints (certainly some months) and ea r, have a good useful foot, though the ankle joint may become stiff, or, at the best, be only partially moveable. I beg to express my entire concurresioe in the treatment pureed by the surgeons who attend General Garibakli, and who dress his wound with solicitous care and skill. METROPOLITAN BOARD or WORK& —The board re-assembled yesterday, after a rooms of six weeks ; Mr. J. Thwaites is the chair. Tenders WINO opened forth* 01006. thou of the western main drainage works, and that of Mr. Maxon for 56,7401. was accepted. The financial statement was presented, which showed • total cash haws in the *ails of the treasurer of 131,81351. 17s. 3d. Payments were ordered to the amount of 5,1201. ls. 6d. The amount re quired for the expenses of main drainage for the ner was reported to be 137,074/. 12s. 3d., and precepts for the several sums doe for the different parishes were *nod. 'The 11106 of the business was of • routine character. BARROW Scnow.. —We hear with regret of the early death of Mr. Joseph Jones, the "head boy" at Har row, in his 19th year, the only child of Mr. Jowls J= of Seversatoke, ls the county of Worcester. 'llre . re-assembled last week, and the deceased was, we believe, present in chapel on Sunday. where, as is customary, be read the lemma. Mr. domes had bees =wet/ this but had returned to school apparently recovered. a. 2 nesday • relapse set in, and he expired, after snob ing, ou Thursday morning, at the Louse of the Rev. G. Y. Harris, one of the masters, to the great grief of all his nions and a large circle of friends. His death was * be the result of an organic disease somewhat similar be under whichßishopVilliers sank rosocidenlyandunenpoileilly last autumn. This sad event has cast • glom one 0 0 .1 whole school. The deceased had pined many piney, and was, we learn, a young man of peat ability and preset* A DREADTIIL DEMOCRAT.-0111* excellent COD temporary the .11,4 Clients** is alarmed at the radi ealiam of Mr. Ber Ward Hope, sad describes its further anxieties is the following lionuaspb :—" In echo of some strange avowal of radical prindpiss, Mr. Bamford Hope has not succeeded at Stoke•pco-Trent. Wisobserve thstanother chondiessa—Mr. .1. D. Coleridge—has boss aris. f a still greater amount of radios/ism, in the pooped h io of his a candidate at the next election for Exeter. We must Goatees that we look with coosiderable alarm and CHANGE or SURNAME. --Lunt night'a Gazette con- corresponding regret upon suc h d emocra ti c t„ aa d mie m s tabu the following notifintiou :—" The Queen has been smog those who an identified with high' anorak pia pleased to g iee and grant unto Arthur Edwin Hill (can- alpha and practices. We cannot but regard the onion of mooly ca ll ed Lord Arthur Edwin Hill), of Norwood Park , is democratic palm:4lle with church princ ies as an anomaly, the parish of Southwell, in the county of Nottingham, 11101,, sad 006 which comes sworn to us only by the esam knight of the shire foe the county of Rowe, in Irshud, ple of the church of Rome, when and where she has, for third, but second surviving son of Arthur Blundell-ilandys- her own mischievous purpose, deemed it expedient to Trumbull, late Marquis of Downsbire, her royal license and flatter aid indulge the lowan of the people.' It is this authority that he and his lane may, in compliance with • feeling that has made as look with some doubt and mop clause motel:led in the last will sod tntamest of Arthur, cies upon what is termed the ' Fres and Open Churches' second Viscount Dungan*, deceased, henceforth take the movement, in which than has appeared tons fobs as Washes surname of Trevor in addition to and after that of Hill, sad or ander.ourrent of desmassey tehieh threatens danger to our also bear the arms of Trevor quarterly, in the first quarter, errasareatira parochial system ; while democracy in the withthose of his own family : such arms being dist day 42- Hesse ciecaninoes *renew danger to church property and amplified according to the laws of arms and recorded is the them*. chat and *tau* lionld's Moe, otherwise the said royal license and per- Imrorento TEA without colour on the leaf pre !libation to be void and of none effect. And also to eons- vest. the mom passive a Interior leaver as in the moat mend that the said royal eoneenelse and dectezatioe M te- kinds. nondnwei's tea is upossoured, therefore shoos geed , corded in her Majesty's College of Alma. alike. Sold by IMO Agents —lsolvatlsentent.i Upon one =anion I bad the good fortune to see General Garibaldi in company with Professor Zaoetti, of Florence, and I was gratified to find that my view of the past and of the prospective treatment (ander certain contingencies) of this anxious cam coincided with thole of that eminent sue goon. I cannot conclude this report without expressing my grateful sense of the prompt aid afforded me by the autho. cities here in furtherance of the objects of my visit; and I would also especially acknowledge the frank reception and kindness of General Garibaldi's medieal attendants, Drs. Ripari, Prandial', Albaores, Basile, and others, with whom, for the time being, I have had the pleasure of being thrown into daily association. RICHARD PARTRIDOI, Surgeon to King's Collage Hospital, Professor of Anatomy is King's Odin*, London. and Member of the Council of tie Royal College of flumeone of England. TESTIMONIAL TO LOA W 11•19 A beefiest given inhabitar delta is notagoition of tie review rendered by = saw the Tablets.' tl Upload took place on the dleischall of the Brighten Pawnee, whs.= of MO memos amembled under the presidency of J. 001 DY Boantiwe, Brigade dargeos to *CM Wedge Artillery. .. • — r Os the table is front of the chairman lay de T. some ewer& intended for prometation to Lord which have already been described is diem edema. After the wed toads the CUAIIIIMAII, kr IL Vel7 COM* mentary speed, made the preemitatime. Is reply. , Lord iturstaos mid that if it bad ad hem fee vale& toeriog bre V e hton could never bare had 1110 largo a ember of Ines t down to be reviewed. The government would not have n willing to mad down even 2,000 or 3.000 mos, were it ooly for the exposer of the thing. In fact, encit • review es there bad been in Brighton could only haw emanated hom the volunteer; ; and be mold amore his beaten that the late Brighton review might be the mom of the noun of mosey. (Heir, bor.) • in we trusted to that indomitable plunk which peseemed, the thing wee Not looked upon woo Reit dead, sad, after the review at , them was not • • mingle dater is the Fronds army who did not midendasd this great movement, one of the results of which wee that an army of 19,000 men could be brought down to oar corns before brookfeet. (Cheers.) . He bed had occasion Illial• to be is Emma. He bad the good fortune to go to (Aaims, sad there be met with a kind sad cordial mortice from the Emperor be was hap to my that he believed be =did same eniseeoes to the Ein Wed with regard to the mamasr I. which the vote nenere bed leeks of kis. (dew, beam) The piece seemed he fed that be bed hese the subject et a greet dud of paced ahem. He fiord Ease bgb) amented him spec the beector of a gentlemen sad woe the weed of an old hied—for be had known L. Hopeless tonne* in England—that the volunteer move ment had been ono of 1111.0111011 and sot of offense, in the doable mew of the teem, sod the. imams es IMO the welientew the eimintry, It was rash indeed thet P6 a=wr e Z bmi splest the Emperor of the From& (Hear, hear.) He added, "Eire, you here been in Ragland ; you have been at some of our dinners, sad you know that after diner men will madam any that wilch they perhaps wade not him said if it ware MS dile Anew; bet with • few eceephisse. I new heard at thole dinnersoi word egoisst the Emperor of the Pro m& This has bees too greet a movement to make personali ties oat of lt." The Emperor replied, "I am very glad to bear It ; and I hope, if there is say feeling WNW* gated lose. it will be speedily removed." To show that the Maoism wee sincere in taking the movement in its rigid and mom, he should state that he happened to be at the sleet mired review. Towards the middle of review the troops were; halted for an hour. It seemed that at those reviews a photographer gesteraßy (el, lowed the mameuvres, and the Emperor stood to be Ooto aPh. On this occasion the Emperor tuned round to (tord Riuselagh) and rid, " Will you, as • volunteer, ease sad be photographed by my side !" But the here whisk be (Lord Bane was riding happened unfortu nately to have a good deal of the English spirit, sod would not stead mai, sad he therefore declined. While speaking of France, he thought it might be pleasing for this assembly to hear that the Duke of Magenta, Marshal M'Mahoo, asked to be introdseed to him. sod was extremely kind sad ear tam in his maser. At dinner he happened to sit on the dikes left hand, and next to the Emperor, who' asked if the duke had spokes to him about the volunteers. The Duke of a replied be hod, aad, speekiag of the vo lunteer,, hem id they were " Tram 'wee—messing that they were extremely active—se observetiou of great signie - moos oomiog from • French nimehsl. He then tamed round and said, " As for Lord lianalegb, the volunteers will &any. thing for him." (Cheers.) In the memo breath he said, ".I know ell about the volunteers, mod there is greet jealousy about you." He also paid the volunteers • emphasise which they certainly did not deserve, for be said they had t marched pad better than troops of the line. He (Lord Banelseb) believed, however, that the marching pad was as good as it could be. (Cheers.) The noble lord, having warmly defended the principle of reviews on a Imps sods, emeltuied by thanking the company i for the meaner in which they had expressed them selvestowardsbim, and stating that be proposed to bring about another review next Seater Monday at Brighton, Omagh probably on a different ground end under different 4reassehuiess. He lordship resumed his seat amidst load cam& The health of the chairman and several other toasts warn then given and the proceedings were Ixotight to a dose. AL VEILLARD AND nut HON. P. CADOOAN. The following letter from the Hon. F. Cadogan appears in the Times of this morning : Sir,—l returned this morning from Switzerland, where I have passed the last fortnight, unfortunately out of reach of totters and papers. I have therefore only just seen your =mad= of the 18th, wherein you allude to my coo maim with M. Veillard in the refreshment department of the International Exhibition. I trust that it is not too Ist* to furnish you with the following mplanation. My position towards M. Veillard was strictly defined by an agreement drawn by my family solicitors, Heger'. Flad gats and Co., which agreement was further settled by counsel, for the double purpose of securing me wind the risks of M. Veillard's engagements as also against any possible imputation of hiving made an agreement which oould offend against public policy in principle or detail. The existence of this agreement was well k 00111), not only to the executive, by whom my position woe fully recogniss4 but also by mod of them gentlemen who, I regret to =Fs are now the largest creditors of the estate, and who form the committee of impaction for winding up the affairs. Tbs payment I received wider the above agreement was in consideration of services rondored for wow more than twelve months to M. Veillard, in coeducting for him the negotiations with capitalists sled others incidental to the undertaking, preparing his Maims, procuring a large por tion of the capital, superintending all the construction and legal arrangements, and, above all, in being the in termediary bites= the executive of the Exhibition and M. Vailhnl in all the endless questioos of detail and ensnagommit, which it was manifestly impossible foe a foreigner to bays personally conducted. Her Majesty's Commissioners, and moat of M. Veillard's prim , cipal creditors and supporters, can Lear wituess to the number and importance of those arrangements, which for nearly four months required, not only daily, bat constant attendance upon the commissioners and their officers. I have received 2,4C01., wbicb was paid to me by the daily reoeipt al one-eighth of a peony per bead for each visitor to the Exhibition. On the other hand, a kegs portico of this amount was lost by me to M. Veillard, who still owes ma a balance of WM. on this loan account. lam further personally liable for 1,5001. advanced to him upon my private security. l is Dot for me to decide whet her the services rendered, nd the reepossibilities incurred, have bass over remunerated by the balance ramie*" in my favour. The sole purpose of this statement to reply to your =total question as to my eta nexion with M. Vsillard's contract, and to refute as cruel and libellous attacks of which, in my absence, I have been made the object by some of the press sad its owe stoodeots, by whom it is iodinated that I need undue in fluence to obtain the contract for Y. Valierd, and that I put forward a man of straw in order to victimise his crab tom to my sole profit. All the negotiations that took place with her Maj's Commissioners on behalf of M. Veillard were conducted esty by me. solely with those gentlemen in their official capacity. It amounts to an insult to them that I shouldathe required to easert that on no emteidow, either by word or by implication, did I receive any preference or ad vantage over the other parties tendering for this contract. "My previous knowledge of M. Veillard, confirmed by the result of the inquiries I made hers and is France, satisfied me that his aatecedeeta ware those of an honour able man, fully able to conduct the department in ques tion, with whom I could safely and creditably eater into the arrangement already named. I left it to her Majesty's Com missioners to form their opinion of his credit and capabili ties through their own private channels of inquiry. "The result of those inquiries and the ransom for his tender being socepied are stated by her Majesty's Com missioners in your impression of the 18th. " To the unexpected detention in Scotland of the gentle man who, oogniaant of this business in all its details, would have represented me at the meeting of M. Veillard's CTIF dams, during my unavoidable absence on the Continent, fa, I trod, to be attributed the unfounded and scandalous state ments that bees been coupled with my name. " I am, sir, your very obedient servant, " fainzinci CaDocear. " 72, South Audley-street, Sept. 24." CRUM! 131.1011 T.—The Nottingham Journal re ports that a severe blight has fallen on the celery at FAA Raiford, where it to extensively grown for the Sheffield market. Willis the last week or two the crops, which were looking mom promisingly, appear to have been smitten all at 00 ,.., ai yi large - fista of it bays sow the appearance of dried farm. At first this ALM of thine was attributed to a few early frosts which it we tdwocbt bed caught the plant in its earlier stage, bet on examination it was found to have been reueed by a small pees eeeigot or grub, which is so neatly embedded between tbe Bbne of the leaf as at fint to be scarcely distinguishable. The stub, alien at its full growth, is about balf as lath is length, of a pure Irma colour is the main, with a said dark brows stripe half way up the vet , titre from towards the bottom of the body ; the remaining part of the vertebrate,* covered with hair up to the corn. reensemest ef iM nanow painted bead. It is exceedingly vonicions It hes bees fet re lexperiment that it Gan bury Itself is • fresh leaf toss to be visible is a las this fifty veknetse. Me that a Weeks elrdtta alpha, hie been heed el coesidereble nes in the extirpa tion of this vermin. iLoudon Londoa 16. ►udta 11. Lillis g. India IL IRMA L India