The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-19 00:00:00

7' • - jr FY • 7 rcitio. - - _ - - LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1868. _ .~ ONE PENNY. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. MUSIC. I. A N 1) it 0 1" T E. , •- Intl, 1X 1A VII IV A. .1 AVAN, 1-n ; 117, from S OCTUAILFrON &al -" • ': o•. 0. 01111rVTAI. STEAM NAVIti ATION • tyit ..VI, t>.6110 &La ra11,061 AI •t:\.lt. At %y From nosquitepton • ) tirtunl4y. kAI () NO. From Southampton. ...IN.:RE. ?Ton. I,.rtnight —the day CHIN %. ‘1.1.11 - •un. bving • ttuntay. 11t 1 ?,om nom humptan 1 ,•• nnoo.. mmtb—the day of p...rtuml...uugS4tunl.ny 7.. rorr Sumay : . .ttut inourAnce, apply • •4. Imo. I .I"lttthall-itry,t, London, of \% , T INDIA MAIL ROUTE for -,•1 FACIIIe. Central Ammo.. New .• , .1• Sit Panama': sl.o for . and Mosieo. -Toe ROYAL • • ,• NN I'6 171. AN no STEAMERS ••• • • :: rton to Co:on (Aspinwall.. be ••• ire., for the Isthmus of • .:.sfer. ar, booked— 1;r •t.amtr frrom rlnttisa7tot on tol and 1: to of ...eel. mouth- N On 2ncl of each caontk. On 17th of each month. • • . :4 o ..tatonents in favour of f..smiliea. ann , y t" , 3. 14 I.Ia)TD. tleceetair. •••••arn l'aekel l'ompara.Luttdon. 31.50r,v..• ,trort 6001' 11()PE STEANISIIIP • I'AS,MiE to Ti A Tlf A. S. %v.. To. it, 1•.• •1 • ut.tK Bay. I',l E:traatet halzt LAlttlon. -t.-am. n prn.t.ll, tit tod for [ln &defy atwl c • n in en"orwd, as a`... tuth-niuma. t•uanl at Vwtona im the • . • ,rail boat* rrnploTed. A,IA. London on ?•rth awl 5....m.144a. to t'Art• and Natal. L 2) . ••• :• -f.•rm the voyage nn4m . thP Potanfltv, id the ha:l mn.w t t . 31 .• CO Otly Pal • . • t • UL'. vst. Lotter ph. , 13'.1 h• a 14-I.tarl . I lu Fitalw:lth tau...l‘ psrvae, tak.•a at f‘rr'T Now Rmarl.otroet. Lon.lon. E.l'. T.:m,l VALPARAISO LINE.—For •:- nr at !..t Na •tt wt . ... Lath...a. St Vinreat ~•••.•• 4,11•1 Monte ...too To • 1 . 1:1 I .AY. N; I. Lite I . At Fit • 4:e . ,11 1; . • , 41 ?dui r.ot Ile ,14.4 , 11 i • V:IFT . ' • 1; N 1'• tN lAN autattler. F•r • .••, M ! •••• to • N • 1 t • nut . • • M. • Q a .1 •,-! 1 ~• Is. t • 4{l' s 1 • • 1...‘• • M .1, t I.N tr. -r; ~.~ !. I. ,:,1 31, ill: I iN Ni7X • • 1-•• :JAIL ti :1, . .., 1‘.•1:4. • ' S 1 \1 ,, I:1:. • \\ • •-• -I . ... J , \.........., i... - - " . . 1 I .lA C. • • ••• a. ,1 to NEW N• 7.1 . " .:T!'q.lN art, HAVANA 6:lj. NEW ma iv:. • )" , t11K.:•. '•• tor,•. cr., bnnw-poser. "....tar,lar. Oct. 17. . .• J., 7• I. ," 'At...L.; . •v. 14. 1.4 , nrci ICh4 t4VI 11 at Inn-lersu• serna.- - 111 111.1 I 1,. (.11.A.V1:.". a -, .1 . St. - • ' , .1. 1 .-:-.n•-- , EC. ; or tk, h . .1 "nutlAr.v. 14,1 TEAM to Iron Sout lustupton.—• H 1 .Y LINE — . L.,. N. Wril bERIIAN LLOYD will dun.: . oLetx.i.si.4.4 truto VL V. I. •.1 13A1.11‘1 , .:. k..- !G.,. 7 . hone ros d-r. Nor. 4, A. • • :i • 4* la tr•-::ng m £ r fr• . ; alply t pnitLippq, r. ''llll-Lll a, .1 at VIIILF?4 , 111-hot,f - • Lutut4ll. • I 1 I 1 T., iilld eanwia. by Cun : !.... - . t I —Di?. • t to lintio•- , T. Tirtit!q -• r • t..v •:•••••,••• • • a its% ; • • . -•• 1 • _.. u•l3 .1 •7. •••••-• r• 12 r •• r• - • yr , f an! ; • v• to .1 1 • knr v qAPLIN r 14111111'1 , GRAVE . , PUTt. . Cv.46.la.iat. Urtlist lOW .- wi SUBURBAN LAND Awl 10 11.1 , 1N4, 4 .4:41. 44i-NY Ltmat•-1 4 . 6 T: LN-rEnz-r, •- isr-1 ”rei-1,14 if '; 7.: 77 •:.: : .... i .. ... - ~~ _ ~ -i. . • ikt: • y.., 1 . .3. .140 .t r fa kV J •,e . W I ; 14.11.1.. W.) /411 . 1 .• 4. : ..s, M II • : .44 w i.ty. LEA . tap nts &rat waveyor , , I 0/.0...r1rxr .. ," ! 1 MAItKAIiI.F. (OPORTI - NFlY.—)feat 1.1.,• If, s n fu.ofl, A 75 LE ,I'ARU. T.A .r, W.,lf . .14.• ,) • 11. • L: 4! • .r! •` C. t 1.., to . -• ..L , It el' lot let •.1.4. ft Itq i i #. • • 1!• • •7'• r IP.tart Ai's. at.• I 10- 1-r. • I. 1,1.1 • ~•-• t.t.ttlf.i• Itr 01 , . or livat• •0 , a • I I .vi . I ...111 / L . - I K ...an :t .• I r s.. i it je•r-•.0 with ft gt.orl • , 1.1,1 ; 1.1. ).il• I.\ a. tot al 1.()11.1. ;:41 , 1 ct :..—GEOLGE J. COCKUIELL awl Co. 1r C.at V"4.- 13, r:un.l :11. Tim CLAY CROSS COMPANY • ;,.rt ft Azg tjj,‘, C0 1 :4r1'....11 LC C:119 Crtr.s.—Th., boat, , CI I fir 10:12W0014.1.1.AU5, • .1 rt( !1.1" DEN NY'ItY. rr I• • • I, e.r.4. .6 1 Of Ili F . :T•••rri,p:ll.• - . •, • • I. -. A , •, 4 s. e ee 18. •, 6 , I .:,. elte..i • • - J• • • 41") I NIDIA- U i; October 13, 11t68. ,r the NSA lah.-rARY of STATE for IR 1)1A in C , '"e• • •-• '`• • 41( E la GIVEN. that PACK AdEt . 4 "" re wrard *tinter. from the It4TATES of HE. t • Y A" ". • VICEIIS and SOII.IIIERS of the late Kim Ina* t'emini•WM Ferrier. rag of her Mayeatro Mahan Military }brook ho•r h els• time tot roe been rq eel% rd from the liovernotenta of the reryttrir.r ltt salt wars 111 India at.b.ayeo vornaitung altwlre reserved from the following estates . Lat.ingtin,ii% IL, Assistant Suincon, Madras Medical D.). 'part!, r Prins W.. Vidras HO•iblishinrnt r A 14:1;iuV..1 !Andras Nyttlys Infantry. to. oust. it. A. 0., Oaptawn. Ynd MAdrl6ll Vnivran bit te, n -.... l'arter. C.. Captain, 3eth Modes. Native Inttnts7. tit I ham,. A. Lama. limit. Maar* Native lain at Doubt% J. T., Aaamitant tiurgeost, Madam. Moditial laM Lt. - - • • • C.7. - Intlai. R.. Lteutetutnt. ard Madras Eitropean Righisent. E.ln.uniten„W., SurgeanaMajur, Aith Madras Native In fabtry. It Finning, D. A. Colonel. lit Madras Light Cavalry. It tinnelark. Pnrate. pith Font. Sa. Hain...l. It., Lieutenant, rstlk Mahal Native Intantl7. Brevet M ajor. kol . 11a:Ita! Fusiliers. iA 11.1 1da7, ge.:berlit'SDl:l7wiAgal lit.bluibmeu t 7e. J tsteu, J. 711e11.. t' 41.tatin, th Illid•rs Native Infantry. Sr. tirishly. Istutentint. 24th Madras NII4,IVP Infantry. SY. Kt tdirgien, It. It. knsten, : , hul Madras Native Infantry, 117. Viren.lll.. Letdown, 14th Madras Native Infantry. keclovend J. J.. Lieutvnarit, 7th Madras Native Infantry. 1114 s. Riau. Y. Deputy Commissary, Madre.ll:4ll49lMlS and Miners. 142.. St. Jdvu, Atemtaid Surgeon, Madras id shoal Dolmen: west. this. Stothen. It. Major. Mb benl Native infantry. lbf. Walkar, A., v iodate, Madras }Mablidnamit. IM. Wal..er, T., Sergvant-Majm. 7th Metlram Native Infantry. Ntneld, W., Sermsut, Made.. S&P!". and Mu". Aerliratune for each pathogen should be made by the Sext of tin of the decetamd, or by the Kiel representatives of such neat of ke , to the Military Secretary. at that ofilve. In the event of any of the sackers in noeetion remaining un claimed for the further period of MI months (rota tits dab'. they will be mem A, the rontents be dimmed of by rate, and the amount ea ajned be credited to the estate of the deentsed. T. T. VEA RS. Illnforaieneral, Military Secretary. N EW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT LOAN fur tixon,oon. in FIVE I'ER CENT. DEBNNTUII,6It. Authorised by the Colonial Parliament under the Act SI Victoria, No. 11, fos the Completion of Railways already sanctioned and stewed uptm the Consololated Itesvnure of the Colony. ilessre. N. M. Rothschild and Son. and the Rank of New South Walm, as sprats for the New touch Wales thoveroutent, have been Wax uett d to m•-utiate the said Loan of 51.000,000. The Loan wilrbe booed in Debentunra of 11,000, LW, and /103 each, bearing interest at it per rent., to ,torsions Intro the Ist January, mos, and the ooupona of the said Loan are payable on the Ist Januar) . mid Ist July to each year, at the Olitce of the Banking Agents to 'London. Ibe Batt' Loan will be redeemed by a sinking fund oft Per by annual drawings at par, the first drawling to take place in Ix et a.ber. Is':, at the Mho. of the Dankum a.tents in London, au! • ill to renduetud in the matoter rag forth m the debenturee. the lbter, et en the eant-ellevl Bonds wallah.," be employed in the elo, if the 141. ut...n v. tern I th- Act, with the Prhenturesand CettpOin, can be seen at IL, 171.1 t Seidl, We:. • T• t der. Iti the form snorted will be received as the °Mee of the I:a :1, • I Net, South tt sl.w. N ts.tii,a Rota-bet/vet. I 0.11.11t1V 3W, ~u) (.111•14 - 1' thAti.tht. chock, wie•re and way% • , it HI the ,4 n. t• ..f tls.• Aueht, .or the tiocerte t • r.l . t tl.. • lo• tree e ••• the .• a,. t Ott tatlea :; ••t:. ,l t. , Iludiest 1.,.1•1•-n., pro, OA •1 • • • nII ire rtl7 niir,7•111111 pri•••• fixed. 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A r lot t--- 11 , ,b4 nturee rd the di , •iirtlimlst. ay.n•t du4p tts tlit• Xl.ll • .1 11 , 1?1:. n rt. nr, on whir., th.• r...lutred f.--. t.td üb..ett.t t to pay L— for eNe•7 tit.° all Ua•bad Gray Lrtl • I. tt..• any KS , t [bat w:t74• 1111i.41 1.1 ti. . la) tL Lih . .•lll, A:L.:AU/MAY Nltll to. t.rttu of the sa-d Warne Aim. pa•o . r. kECOND-ILANDFIREaIidBI7ROLAIL-PROOF ore purchaoind send for Griffiths" Ituntl4 Lot ot roots, by ilthu.r. Yon. Tt,outo Perry and Pflos Igordon, Price, N% oatttlo, and corm clainraa looker, at about had the rim. of nes. A raaraataeglywn with each. A large quantity of Lata's &fro, frt. C 2 lox Aid d to UkIFFITII9.. e. 3. C.unonotrert, I)ANULES OF THE COMING SEASON. IL, atiti•npat nap. 0.213 r.../.61111.. tl.• errrta upon the nvn , ral trolth that would rer i t:n rretet ti, in any ambito ,hoatow 0.0n4.1 readiest , swot to orig . 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Paul. 1.4 e:Amin kat it, ct.ltl .ra.tisi4.l, With \Path,: 1.%41.re, A II US Mck, ILI:w • tA. 1 / I .er. Pi tee LI.COA'I 3 at tiA;111, LI. 131 W I'l nr el: ,, 11111 Fit /.I W..rni Isltil Al. AL. . ( J o \ !-; A NI 1 7 lja • k . 4 4 1.•1414., Or. 1 . • • .s• thlr Ng•Wo, L JAL... W.ill 'Ol st, ,• , t.• Asrll u. Ortillf. know (p t 1:(1)ATS at KANt t:Ef. • I I t f"•., I Itt, Mr, .701. Vrlrtt ,14. t. A' t,t i . 1.111, ( Jot : 4 Ali Cl.l. FAN' NO,. I, r~lril.•N. ..r • •.. i...•.. . •••• n.e rl.l 1.. 1..% I. I I 1. 11 . .1 I iAT.4, 2,5 t„ • .41 11.1 . 'al , • 11.. '•1' r 11 • I*.:ro. 1:1. I. 1,1 el AVON SE.II. N% A I;44:OATS. 141.4. r I it !111 Ai: S ."Pi Al Na.l' Er, II; ri i I Kits to. II 111 j'u, j,..t J.... •t, 0• 44411 •• • • ) .J 'l4 :11 l .111,1131 •Oi 14. a.... 41 , 911 NI •16 al,- • :o. hum I.IAxiATI:IIII.4 QUEEN'S THEATRE, Long-acre. HARAuta-lar. W. H. LISTON. THR LANG/WHIRR LAM by .1. Byre& Near W.f.. Inuit-Rowan a Hut, Fr, "tach Farm Woman's L Ptolen letter. RO,l it R. Munn'. (Mee: A Party by the Patna of JOlOll4ll. 11r. Danville's Drawirrootn : Itepentaiseo -Rovengo. effect in Liverpool: Road to the River. The Pier at ligrment. lb. Y,nry. Th. tr w.ht Rout: Dvapair -Ileath-Aocurval of Titled MAN- It near rted Return. Ihe Lork-np : Devotion-Esau* -Slipway Dirk. A manila 'rue Dark Cloud- Retribution-The Itappy Ilona.. and Trne-heart.tl I.aLcattars , Lam. d LACE EVENINIV at 7. by TOEKINS THE TROU BADOUR. MHZ LANCABIIIBE LABB. at a quarter to 8. Uvulas* of 181,0111 hare wisnesscal its prforusassau Quarts's 'Mitts's., 0,4.10. 10YAL ALIiALARA PALACIL—Open Ti bay .4 7.111. nirees•asta. Doe d 0. Ooneart awl varietes. I. 1) /SITCOMS of ItDLLE. FITTER I , the celebrated Deleeuw. from the Grand Opera, Ptrie, aml la Scala. Mon. libido. littert who to nightly rerefrod with the meet tumultuous sad a uthuelaette rppbueo. hoe boea emu 1 se l'imeirm Demeane for the Alhambra for a limited cumber of per. fomenrre unis . Hoz oflior °pro from 11 to 4. LA BELLE FRANCE and the MAW a ORI,}:ANS: beim a New and 'Recant Historical, Pictorial, hpertral, and Iluotral k-ntertaunment, to be swell daily at 4 awl Y, 11 Hr. sod Mrs. Rolm Cooto—Profecoor Ileppueo New hceture ea The LAST SOLAR. ECLIVRE.—The NEW 1.:1.8(7mi'; ORGAN: tligatnot, Herr Wltalkrolooll.—GßAND PHI:NO SH:NA of NATURE, anoluduag KARTHQUAYES and VW, CANOES; by J. L. NUL Ewe—An 014 Ocrutan Story, of alloyed Spiritual Vieitationy. entitled The BPIATTRE BARBER; with Issoellouli I:Recto—At the ROYAL POLYTECHNIC. GUINEA. EMBRY, Pets or Golden, 21e. per dozen. or ins 64. per gallon. imported direct from Jerez-db. la-Frouters. A sound. full-bodied. serviceable wine, free from an. natural spirit or acidity. One dozen forwardedd., carriage free. on receipt of remittance. by the importers, PHYTELIAN and BONA, 431. West eland, W.C. OLD PORT, 245. per dozen, or 12s. per gallon, impinged direct trees Oporto {Bandsman's 'hipping). An en. Mimi. rich, full.bminri wine, repecially rerommernina for invnlide requiring a genuine and nutritious wine. One dozen forwarded, earrings tree, on receipt of winittanee,_ by the OAP...lien% nix- TIIIAI" and SONA 431, Weed etrend. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLEit jEllffilllTlON, Ina This °debated old IRISH WU Y island the DUBLIN PRIZE AIEDAL.—It le mild, mellow, delidout, and miry wholesome. bold In bottleti ha. 6d. Gault, at the retail houses is London- by the agents is the principal towns in England: or wholesale. at k Great Whidisillatreak London, bserve the ed end. pink label. and mirk beesited “Kinahsn'a LL Whisky." OXYGENATED WATER.—Sleepin g in London dosing the season le set like efseping In the fresh air of the tountrY : but refreshing and inviguradig egrets may be obtained by en evening dranght Myer nutd.l Water, tr.sh from the LA BORATORY. 36, LONO.ACiatE, or through any &week in mess containing ale Bottles MONEY. —E. 20 to fBOO ADVANCHD imam &Moly •a fnrnftnr►. without removal, pablioity, or lam •art& Nay be rer.i.. by ra..y inotalnienta. No ohor.ie at all if 3. •9nod. T. tir,, inclusive. II prr wilt. (f.. Ll.O Juni over,.—ArpZ pen...molly at the ESTATE OFlleh. nouthrmptoo.•tt•• SI na.d. W.O. Adranree on Nov,. LLM giolieles, to. DIVIDENI)B 10 to 20 PER CENT. The tki..ber N umleg now ma ly. “.1 SIIAEVS IN VLP !It E.NT ge LSE 'p let !roc It., Maws all the le et-pem log ;tied g.fed . i.. I A I'l T A LISTS, nit A lIE 'ltt I - eft:l7g, and tho a. tv.vt Ci mule: a .ate, v :Iu and t••!.. (.4 NAN Vll LE and Co. sheer. broken, lz.Pu . L .cteyea J.NANOFOR'I'ES (Collard, Ilro.idwoo , l, .gored escell.nt PIANOS. including two of the 7-octave en petition trerhonl wee Lama u. rloggut walnut and 'negro... IT l'ollattl ar4 Cullsca. Watt a patent gland cottage in waeout by Llrosd wood, all nearly row and quite per: act. at unweuslly low prows A t arnly of the omprrtur ncw pstont 7.ootave cott.ort of and full tone, of the beet manufacture. with all the lateet improve smote, at Su rumens. or in very elegant mines at 2 1 nonc advantageous instruments in England. at FRANK 61EIFY1T1l8 and Co.. aa, Mounratratr,ot, Bank. E.C, :101113 GOSNELL and Co.'e CHERRY TOOTII PASTE is fleetly .prior to any Tooth Powder, itiva the Teeth e arl-like whitener, proteeta the enamel from decej, and haPar a Platers fragrance to the breath. Price la ed. JOHN OOSNELL and Co.'s PATENT TM - INLOSARON, or newly-thwarted NALII-BitUtali, the peculiar wecharacal conctruction of which aococupli.hee th- two °potations of cleansing and polishing ennultaosously. 53, 17_pper Thane*. street. late of la Three laws-o.urt, Lombard-et/est i Umtata. Am, 'OLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE IlllkbEB acknowledged to be the lightest and most condor'. able weaL=trusa Invented. Elastic 13tockinv. Knoc-airi, for varicose weakseca kr. • Abfloadaal Mts. Railway (Nova ILLmet.. Cretel ea, Artahvial Legs. Anna, Honda Ky." Be.; and evurs inweripOori cf surgical appinutow manuinctural by fULVOLN and SONS- 33 and Pl. N est tioaathuala London. • larvotioas for wiassurniont and priest forwards& Aaaa. amulets mar* on Naga • -- - — DINN EF ORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA. 7Lr m. dwal profc , ..ion for thirty years have approved of Oaf /dorl otY of Moan ..a ro t'o 4et newer}}'' fan. .I.idity of the Stonoreh, Ileartl wn , lleadaelt. - . flout, nr.l tvli ; ,etioo and a. the lest toad -rt..nt delse:Ato wrote Lata.. , .. ally .d.ra.,l 1.. r Ladl.e. lutante.-1)1N N El st and 5•.., th• route,No lloodrot Londou, and of all 4410,r thetaudi thmarhout the world T - - - o CON:4l'l.ll' A grateful fat !tor is .11 irons of r.•n.L ,E l.y wad. frs.• of sham• to all who vs,..h it. 614.13 ••I I heitr. .444, di 1.3 .a.dt has 4.41.14:1t 11, 1....k.01 , 11 to • t Jinni, from sont rtn.sl sonsgtmoiow. after hal. hr..n rt 1. her thy sh lam nod rtn-fo.uind of 1:?' fr•r Lab. So Il• rb).lritill, who 11V 1, 31{,11., t.. t. I, 141,1111' 11t , 44 14 •1111, to yr. 1.4 y. r. Ad I, 4.3. It OW N. S. • .1%. .2, •tr. et. r-n vot-,.r1.41.1,n, NiA 1:11 nes T . ( 2 .NT PAST ; en, Th.! St•iluoli,ll,,wA. R 3• 11 , )1.,4C N.--; 1 e.e. Ai.tl. , •r , f "1;:. Oft , &•• Lii, r.,. It!., t T.% 1 1: of 1 Ni, Ily 1.:4.1y LMILY : 1, (11IN AND .111'.1N t•titra:9.4 ini ilove steer Cliitikelr..r. Sh , ,,Jicti 11 , -9r•ltr ri‘c, the folio% itig ticeoutr, of the riecurreiree : A cormi of vrr,tintr from Cl,:nlcentig, under da , e 2411 AiTtiA, .1 1:01,,.1 her , kir -:y's toe] !11. :7 , a., I-, of the ['tate,' States ,eo. elute, at thir pelt, have just returned fmrn Yang chow, to which place they went in cutler to institutor in ,lull tutu a uitu4. outrageow, utta. k which haM past hem merle upon the Rev. Mr. Taylor, of the ]'rote 4ant Mis 'dun, and his party. They have been mobbed in the mutt Lail/slums manner; about eight or ten thou-and men rote in a tike into their house, and desbnyed the whole of their property. The ladiei belonging to the nii.ion have all morn or less euffercl Loin wounds and bruises, and the Rev. Mr. Reid had his eyes to severely injured that there are very scris4 doubts of his ever recovering his sight. The Chinese mob set lite to t h e house, and did all they could to burn the inmates out of it. They were driven to such extre mities that they were forced to throw the children from the upper windows, and the ludic, wen! obliged to follow at the risk of their lives. true of them is within a month of her confinement. The outrage was mused by the Metall clots, who spread a report to the effect that the niir, , ionaries boiled up children to use them for moilicine. The silly, impotent authorities knew of the difficulty fully a week beforehand, and instead of taking step 4 to prevent a breach of the taw.* encouraged it by their iudiffcrence, it not actually by their connivance.' the Japan papers state that the followini nu ptial' decree is posted up, at the gates of an,a and ut II JJJJJ urn :—'• The Chriltitai religion lieu Idol'. Leing subtly forbidden, still in the :tone manner as funue,lyy is strictly intertlicteil. The reef is Arictly prohibited." . . From dtercesjuthlislied, it would s(4/1111 11:44t tide 'lattice Christians embarked ut Naga-add on hoard the Sir Hurry hakes were not doomed to • ediate destruction us anticipated, though tbc:r ul th inite fate, it wia: thought, would probably Lc vi ry little better. Fltla:bl 41 OF BLUTH tx.—Tlin following notiixt, to its author , . Las past been i amyl - " London. Brighton, and &nth Court Itailway.—Secre. 1a) y's. thee, 11th Ih:tuber. -In view of the approa.:linitt gt beret clretion, the directs rs strictly prohibit all active inlet Intent,. by any officer or t•erveitit of the company in the pwAaieul couteeta now peudimr, and will mark with d npleiumi e any owl t actor partirate.hip cm either ,itle. la diti dors uho wt hit bdi tiucUy ouller.tood 11..0., or On in the company's employment is at f'dl lo cots as he thinks without fear of c'in.)- 1 : Ii(11.411: mid atution.inftstel and other oflicera of th , . CCltgrallll) We I apt . , to'y turi.a.ltlon to attempt to itilliteuse j %We: hn j... 1 tt r tauter 41410 . 111 in the ”Neettiltl the 01 1.:;a1 to, :4,cm:ivy." Our Cork Isla s t'Slan telttgrtspliN that no oine 11:1/. tLo II t.% r ;to Ilia :'. ail nit .4 8.11,-I.A : 'IL• o ..... , it 1,1 v.ut. of Om T 6 ree wore fir, I. 1 v,.) won 4:rb suul 10w...1.41 I in+ thoy lA. re .04.11 tool Iva. lino in I lie L 1 • Ir. ion,ly, 11111.11 t . 11)1) ft• iu 11,;11a. IM--r..,•1 I,U ).dtl 1.1A14 L. 4,. t. • n ..p 1 IS,xull W".l. :17.4 • : t.n. b by Olt i; . • ..• 1:a! o!il L•i u WLL.l•v luld .1r w.....• • n she ri .40.11 •1111 ...• .;:.,t .; o.n. t«it Wt. r..te 1.. ' r.. tisnoovh , .71 ti.• wi rid ti i I wal ink 11,4 (THROUGH asursa's AGENCY.) SPAIN. MADRID, Ocr. 17, Evarrnm. Marshal Serrano deliveredeh to-day at Partlgossa, in which he exp ressed hie regret that _Senores Olozaga and Rivera did not participate in the government of the country. Ho added, the provisional government had decided upon tender ing' their resignation after the assembling of the constituent Cortes. Ije expressed a wish for the formation of a ministry under the leadership of Senores Oloraga and Rivera, as best fitted to organise the adminiatration of the country upon indestructible liberal Lases. MADRID, Oer. 18. The Junta adopted yesterday the following declaration, which has been promulgated to-day : —" Whereas the form of government is one of the questions of the greatest importance to the good organisation of the state, which is all the more mild and respected the more completely it is the expression of tho national will ; whereas the decision as to the fortis of govern " ' t should be amply discussed, and a without• previous ripe deliberation • ttld not be the expression of the reasoning will 'the nation ; whereas the vote of a plebiscitum, fore the judgment of the electors has been r en 'lightened by numerous discussions in public and by the journals, would not be the conscientious expression of the national sovereignty ; whereas, considering the circumstances which preceded the revolution, the people have not had the oppor tunity of enlightening their conscience as to the most appropriate form of government, or judging exactly what person should be proposed to fill the highest post en the state; and whereas, impor tant as it is to hasten the meeting of a oonsti tuent assembly in order to escape from a provi sional state of things, full of peril for the revolu tion and prejudicial to the other interests of the country, it is equally desirable that the suffrages of the people should be enlightened in order to be free, a thing impossible if the electors are called upon ut a brief notice to deride the form of guyezruacial and designate the future howl of the state, iumiettelt as they would give way to unro ll( eting 1 , 3 inpatlin s an obey pressuie hum abroad, ite-tanal of tan ming a correct Judgment: 't The 3tantil 1,1*(111OWN to the provisional govern ment to ail:lure that, in conformity with the pro gramme agreed to at Cadiz, anal pt., aelanued throughout the i.rfivine( a, it belongs solely to the coLstitount :e.,. p ally to ale ide the faradament a q i.,,ti..i, of the fiat lire (unit of gover n ment, ant that at the Dame time there is any int,tataint of ignot nig t he right of every Spaniard, even in. lit ihr4 the public flan tiomat y, to expreA his opinion or manifest his personal sympathies." the In.le d'ON.iiiia.:ipaitill utalias,alor at :•it. Peli•islurg, has rmigned lain post. . . . The Minister of the Interior has home4l.l deuce ndueing the stuff of his department. MADRID. Ocz. Arms:sows. Senor Olozagn has arrived. Ueneral Prim met him at the railway station. A large crowd assembled, and numerous (Irri tations and military and civic bands were present at his reception. It is rumoured that the ministry will abandon their intention of a plebiseitum. The municipal elections are fixed to take plaee on the 20th instant. It is believed that the juntas will dirsolve immediately. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Oct. Etts-Nuto. The Reichsratb met to-day for the first tim' since the prorogation. Bills were lad on the , table concerning shareholding companies and trades societies. approving the regulation of the Aurtro-Swirs froutitr, and saactikming the pro % isiouid Imp riul ordinance and Ministerial di cier s relative to the exceptional measures adopted at Prague. A bill was also introduce.' fur detini ti‘ely rettling the law rests -ding exeeptional neu rnes ; also is lilt for attempting reconciliation previous to the grunting of a divorce. Time sup lhm,vtary vonviiilion of the Angh)-Austtiaa treaty 01 commerce and the Atedro-hiss iii• r 4 ial treaty wire laid on the table. The pre:- ct .le a as al.i,rovid. 801 l LM I A. tr. 17. . _ th ....1 L... 1. n :11g.tit‘St 1'.11 . 11 th.• 11 , !opti, .1 a the aio , t lairoc.ic t 1,1 GREECE. ATIMNA. (l^r. I. The 1 lid that M. C.,nionduros liul hrts isatutry i. unfound...l lie is Khut tip iu a str,•n !! titist!t• intdur guard of thepttlice. liA DFS. CA 11LSRi711E, 1 1 0 T. 17, rVI:".:IN It in officially announced that the Rhine N.tvi pation Act, as nvently revised, WIV4 signed at Mannheim to-day, by the plenipotentiaries of the states ititcrestirl in that question. PERSIA. ST. PETETISBURO. Oer. is. Intelligence fron► Tabriz, dated Oct. 16. says that it w•as the brother of the hereditary Prinot of Persia who died recently from cholera, awl not the hereditary prince himself, as at first reported. Thu cholera Lae now disappeared front Teheran. ABLEI.IICA. NEW YORK., Ocr. 17. Closing Priem :—gold opened at 1301, awl cloud at 1301. The range of the fluctuations during the day was 1 per sent. Sterlingexelnumro on London, 1091 ; 6-20 United States Bonds, 1t482, 1141; ditto, 1883, 1121; ditto, is3a, 111 ; 10-40 ditto, 106::, ; Illinois, 140 ; Erie, Cotton, middling Upland, 24 Petroleum, standard white, 291. Flour, extra State, 7 dots. 70c. to $ dole. 30c. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 18e According to Messrs. Neill's report the week's re ceipts of cotton have been 52,000 hales, im.l sinw the Ist of September, 190.000 Wes. Week's export to Great Britain, 7.000 lacks; awl !time the bit of SeptemLer, 30,000 hales. Week's export to the mad hand, 4,001) hales; and mime the Ist of Sep tember, 14,000 bales. Total export of the weol, 11,000 hales; and since the Ist of September, 41.000 bales. Stuck at all ports, 110,000 bales. Full returns of the elections in Indiana liar' now been received. The ltetuddieatts carry the State ticket by a majority of 1,500. 111 A.ll. Cold, 130. TIIE INUNIIITION IN SIVIT/ERT,ANII.—TiNi Inn dwr committee fur the Mier of ti e ioifforeni by the 111 tu datiou in Nwitzerbuill pre4eut thoir 1 . 0:1111111110Ilti to the rdifor of the .E.,pre , s. mud are ob:igoil to hint for call ino tin wuutionof the ;white iu thiA titorniu 4 e, ja i I-r to the fearful di...2..4ter which hav 1.111131111 r le ' t le. .pr evil in revel al of the Swioi Canto:is. In the attiile or. the Kolliect tho 4..1it0r rofea.. to tle• Part of ....ab• b. 4111 rim. el 10e1 11.. 1 , 41111;11h :• .1411 1.• it n tyro i r a b,. wonkl uhu ..tulr that a reli..f fond has been org utited in I. 11.111•14 lo h. sill I •. 11.1.1tkfl.11) . Al SOV... eon -21, uW ;y•' by Om toter.. 1 /•16 , 1d wLidi will app.* , in your ion of lie l'Alt 21, 01411era10are..t.,1.1,1. 17, . Ti, la LsNialig prrferow.,, t.& itattit b t . 1.. Y al nt al f",•• great la: )1.14111a. p • 1 a..fr•ta Penlilaiwlr 04.0 paillow6ooo.. Pyle:m.l 4. ell 0 • . t , 411.1 .n 1 I. Nealoll pabArt.t. tot to tel dvP, wad obviatida, evvry toww.--(MvertPollsist.l CRYSTAL PALACS. The following programme of the third ermenrt of the reties, on Saturday last, clered a eeleotion of high general interest, in addition to features of absolut: novelty: • (huhu., "Cartalen" S ae & oven . la tit end Aria, "Valve . &month" . (Plang), Mr Vernon Rigby Goma& Realt und Alia, ' Dili vied" (Le Nome di Awe) Madame lturkevdeelt Pert tic eg. " Felecete.' A. K. Sullivan. Sy mil y in It Minor (No. 1) Lambert. Heienede, " Viten the zoom is Wilily Ilic" Mr. Vernon R 41. ), Overture, " )(Aniline" Pertione i t tbe Ant Ad ad the mini-bed Opera i f "Lerelii" ltieleladobn. 1. Ave Marie—llediesee !Ludendorff and TrelAe Chum. 2. Vintage& I 'leave—Tenon and Hamm. IL Finale—Madame Itudervelorf end atorue. The Ler(ley selection was appropriately preceded by the exquisitely graceful 41/Wound overture; which, although composed for concert performance, was sug gested by a hearing of an open, by Conradin Kreutzer, founded on one of those popular German Mahrehen, analogous to the romantic Rhine legend on which Men delseehu'a proleelad opera was based. The fairy gran • . and delicacy o et beautiful prelude received full justice iu the refined performance of Saturday. The "Ave Maria," commencing with the choral sopranos (supposed to be sung in the distance), and responded to by the solo passages for Lenore, the heroine, simple as it is, conveys a charming impression of holy calm and pure aspiration. It was very effectively given, notwithstanding the severe indisposition of Madame Rudenalorff, who omitted the aria of Mozart, and for whom an apology was made by Mr. Grove, the secretary. The "Vintagers' Chorus"—heard on this occasion for the first time in England—is entirely for mde voices, tenors and lames. It commences with two bars of orchestral prelude, in which the drone bass and the use of the oboes convey a charming effect of pastoral and testis character. The vend phrases, given out by the first tenors and first basses in unison, answered by the other divisions of the choir, are exquisite in their simple yet fresh moiety, and the expression of calm thankful exultation in the hut py results of the Rhenish vintage. The pice t Vero: I ; o gtaatly as to meet with an immediate and general ....all for its repetition. The arduous solo in the finale was r by Minimum Itudersdoeff with anearne-d will, in omayitiou to evident revere indisposition, that was higaiy a tpr,- siuted by the audience, to prevent whole dinspi, 'int umit the made this self-sacklike. 'Hie closing p.ntiun 0, Sate. pregranane has claimed our lint ;tad chief utt •:, as being the special ~ c ure of the altlipt4n ti we of the limed:tag ces were of the Ili. Vl:ore-Cs re , Ec overtire is full of such heroic ;pal tine :tern dignity that it might well serve as a preled the traget'y of Shakspere, although not inteml• u I.y ; sir fur suck purls/At—having been wratat for 111141113 Ly a Hermon less t, Heinrich t it it dedicated. Seliuberfs priclurtil at thece concerts in April lust year, and f illy noticed by us on that °cc& ion, has centinuml to eieme. the came . harm en its several repetitions hme. Like tti finale of Yeadelwohn's &refry, the two movernesute ..1 Evhubeit's graphing, although complete in thaumlvei, are ri roputnt portions of a work that, if campletest, would have ranked with its composer's great t 4 profs - tions. In this, and in the overture of Beethoveu, the very different characteristics of elevated grandeur awl teal.: grace wire admirably realised by the excellent per iosmance of the orchestra. Mr. Sullivan's purt. song, performed fur the first time, is a gr.az•!- hal setting of Moore'. " now sweet the answer," and was heard with much pie enure, WO I et`elV -1 with considerable applause. In this and in other porti of the concert, the singing of the Crytetal Pula^a choir evidenced a continuation of that improvement whi:h wu I af CT able during last cason; an ova lonel great.: degree of pinata. however, being 4.41 dositable. Id Venus Rigby is the air from the garden. mans et Arse (the violin obligate effuctir thy played by Mr. VI ~:ti C. Ilins) and in nuliquif s rather graceful bar n is re:y oril,inal tcureade, sang as Lis weal care an 1 ..7yee ar.d flirt with the favourable reception which is generally accorded to him. PRA MA. ADELI'II I. Ft..ine years ligo—it may lw nearly twoaty— M. Aky.at.tlte Litan:a;a lung and intete,to r f tir.tta t of Jich:e (flelo tva. tortsdnetil at lir.Try-lane rfo tuts 'tog .t!.e I'r,ll.•!t .1, .o.ny w:o o ty .1 %a l'arh. tauter 11., tiVe of the Th‘: ot!r o te, ani I( !format! , e. owing to the inwol•to‘te I , mt r.tt ~1 •:.:411 a, two `11'1..4-. 1 al: It 11:!ill Of . • :(1! 10. MA the pr.tk (1 . , .1. t of the wtlra tl la a .• It at Ott at . ti..• • ta: I: - a to 1::: : •: ; I. I. A bud). of I.taie.c.stant head 11.iy .• • Li.t, r ei.Sesl. who :411 nit don g ti•l r',.?•. • .• t !iir. 50:1 a body l ' . Alf I. • !:•I I 1.1 by a I..te 11r. Albeit Smith. (Vl ail they eoul,l t t 'WE sin 1 ia :;•u intisti•s. I makoutents, howev e r, aid.• I ty ugth of the d:auni, bue,ceded its driving t..e riecn..tie runguny fr. eu the boit tits of the so-called n itioatal and Prieto rend' its few 'emaining appear:in:to. at tl.cSt. James's Tlicatte. -a house that, Lke Leicester-s ire and Sao. has always been considered more Freneh than English. Since that eventful period of theatrical history an Eng lish of _Weak Cristo, having alt sat the 5313:1 literary value as the existing " acting" versions of the 21,,r dr Nest( and Lt mum, has been played at many provincial and suburban theatres; but on Saturday night a new, and elaborate adaptation of the story was produced at the Adelphi with results that might have been antisainted by any one who remembered the effect of the former experiment. The new version iu • 'eulogise and four acts, by a nameless adapter, cousumed five full hours in representation, and as the curtain did sot rise until a smarter to eight on Saturday night, it only fell at a quarter to one on Sunday morning. Since the ever-memorable production of Wash at Her Ma jesty's Theatre, no similar scone has been witnessed within the walls of a London Theatre, the audience beginning to hiss in anger, and then ending in derisive dies rs. long before the termination of the third act the house gradually thinned, and of those who remained, a large number were bound to their seats by a sewn of duty. The fascination of M. Dumas's story is known to mast rewlers of fietion, soul the acting of the Adelphi version, with a fins ex,:.•p tions, is admirable, and pi these atlanntiges wore thriavn away on the flr.t nir,lat for the want of VI it little managerial determination which wauild have broaght the likes within reasenahle meting limits. Dm Adalphi adapter of Moak ti's rife has m.klitia 1 the slimy, the mincipal change being to make Mont.' Ude bud a ton in the plan: of the son of one of leis tlirao pleat uruuies. 110 story is a story, and littio 11010. I hap!, ter end m °liability ate both de fled for mho sake of effi et. and the dramatic version increases the effect by tires. agile the Probability. The adaptation is overloaded iihilnrtmtivo-1007. scenes iu which there is much talkitig sod little action, but the interest of the drains sustaius itiitlf in spite of the h ugt It :mud e3tUirleN.lty of the plot and the number of eh: , ruetern. If the nuinagement will re:miss,- 1.-sly cut suit about nue•third of the dialogue. the dra•rrt yet live and 'itemise isomilar. l lee Main feature. at the story are sa generally kuown that ail dctni4d nesannit of Ow piot is slillte:a4 y. play elan. with the mairia:ie of the Soil eq li lit :al 14.1.1.-. at La:•,illy. and Ins :Wrest ;01 a p 'ell %1. t in ; titan me i to the cell.: of tli., Chal...tu I)' It, wia •:•‘• he Lin leen :'or )cars, and after his we hint, •• !Sionto Cristo, iiain.taio i• s ie mi.-, ono by osi••, in bi.VlO:l tti If 1.1 V.. tLe ailscilf age f beito vu soh. The irt.:ei is W. 41 pat I hug tLc rt.,..., the tier) hein:7 1 1 Vr. tr , lsS : I lir :;:t of !!•• co, well itrealigel ; lut a Of Sy of tieo sets w.ur.l lite tliatel:l 1:00 the of Ifonte Cei•to. wood Luse 111 LIS The.o effoi live if it e,eilil have Leen brought al eel w ithout an hour's preliminary senden by a ilyiekt puieel in a gl.untly eon, and withotit'a rook / being thrown a tutu Use :1:4, el.kls was • very ridiculous parody of a dead body. A powerful scene after this in the Inn of the Pont du Gard, where a murder is attempted and a suicide is committed, was spoiled by its great length, and great pains More been taken to finish the play with an anti-climas, apparently for the rake of re-introducing the opening scene. Monte Cristo—a most staqey but effective character —with his numerous changes of costumo and manner, is • Food Fart for Mr. Pechter, who is another adept in the stage trick of supernatural composure. Mr. Benjamin 'Webeter, who represents Noirtier, a part also with four changes of costume, is not behind Mr. Ferhter ; and the two actors play into each other's Mewls admirably. Mr. Ashley as Villefort, Mr. Arthur Stirling Si Fernand, and Mr. It. Phillips as . Manglers —the throe enemies of Monte Cristo add to the general elfacf ; while Mercedes—the betrothed of Monti Cristo— Albert do Moreerf, a young soldier, and Carcoute, the reckless wife of Caderousee, could not be better performed than they were by MUM Carlotta cj, Mrs. Alfred Mellon, and Mrs. Leigh Murray. Cade-oLes s, the drunken innkeeper, is played with groat force and humour by Mr. G. Belmore ; and the acting, scenery, firemen, and story will probably make the drama sun-es , ful, if the ad•ptsr will only reduce the great length of hi, work. The house was ern:S.44d} in every part, end Mr. Webster and Mr. Pechter were must enthusiastically received—at the ecniniencement. ELECTION INTELLI(IESCE. CaNTEanum..—An important meeting of the literal committee recently formed to secure the return of Captain Brinkman, the liberal candidate for the repre sentation of this city, was held on Saturday evening, when the announcement was mule that Mr. Butler- Johnstone, one of the present members, is willing to aid in securing the return of himself and tly., liberal candi date. Further than this it wit. stated that a conference W ii had taken place between the heads ..f the liberal . y and Mr. Butler-Johnbtonc, which r , ,..nitell in proof . afforded that the hon. member enteria'died views oppose , to the pi went government other than upon the queatiun of the Irish church. The meeting resolved to commence an active canvass of the liberal elesdurs on behalf of Captain Brinkman and Mr. Johnstone. _ EAST SuesEx.—On Saturday evening the liberal fitting members, Mr. J. G. DocNni an Lord Eil4ard ravtutlibli, met a numerous mid influential body of their I.tii.yorters at tLe Old Ship note', Drigliton. Moth seats Ale thnatincd by the eouservClVCA. their candidates being Mr. M. D. Scott, a resident ..I Brighton and a i uty-lientenant of the count.% : r id Mr. tireg..ry, I. I , ll,W:titer. who has lately h-u.... 1 an edate in the ..-,Luty. Mr. I !::flea earyenter pr.- .it th, rn. A iet4.lution pledging Dame precut Mr. Lord Edward 'aro udi.h was un.. i by Ur. . *.mly Durrows, seconded I.y Mr. Somers ke, iffnal FIN:-Lt - izv.-11e,srs.Torrens an I I,nl are an enuoteu to att , 111:1•Is their contituents atldelton-ball, lslineton. on Wednesday evening neat. 111:1:11 01: t /....—The '- of i Tort ford iiiiret : as. iletelinimd to bring fo: ward a a •00 ! cludid ite in tie ;al interest. and have apple: 1 to tlr• It ght lion. I I. my Isn.nd. to a.rertain whether les c.e11.1 be inidicial to Candaidgeshite and stand tsr the tint-h tra , 4 rowdy. The right lion. gentleman clinel the invita tien. stating that even if lie doubt of siiege-s in t anil.ridgeddre which he did not., it was quite Maros •ii le fi r bin. ...ritcitain the prop° 41. correvondent, himself an elector, calls attention to the feet that the ail !new of Mr. btu h Nelson, the "independent" candidate ii being cir culated by the toric, together with tracts in defetiee of the Irish establishment, u a document likely to be of ser vice to their r use. ..„ NOTTIXOIIAX.—Mr. addressed two ward meetings on Friday night. lie said there had been an agreement between the working mtu and the middle climes that each ehuukl choose a representative, and the working nun. he believed, had chteen him as their man. Ile might not be a working man in the vulgar sense of the word, hut he worked with Lii head, and could sympathise with thorn who worked with their Lanai. Mr. Osborne had calla al him eloquent. hut his elo inciee was supply the loqutnee which attached to speaking the truth. He hid not Mr. Osbotne's wit, and could not stand before an audience and convulse them as he coul4 ; bat if they re igned t i t. to_ par Ka would be able to fiskt-their mute. lir had alio credited hint with entfin- FI1! , 111, denctly, and tinccrity. That was jut what they wniiti. a in their candidate. (flied Mr. Marten (th e also addre-ledtw) wad :M i t; the -011t.e Wlt(lb."1 . 0: K.-- Mr. Brodritle , R Mint lig7tt in tl.i- borough is watched with much intetii-t. Oil Friday cv.uug tic candidate prey I.d a iiiiiluirous vting. nhith wa , add., v.l at tt.7ll‘. h. Mr. Guldwin n the of the day. Wiiht dn.— ln order to evettro unity, candidates ier this city (Mr. M.P.. Mr. i. 1.. lii!' F. : • the :I Cl/11,2:11:elley on their T. 1:.; b.t • Le be a tv.d.. to I lt at 11 IN! ..4.1:. T.,e followintr, ult.; 7.• ..I ',tits , ' wecit I it tr.l. it-i `r at I tyu, wit•i t., - !! k 31. i 1,4'11111 i• t : ih lnor tit t1.1..1 .5 au1.;11,.• I i , ! ill • • t; m i, " -- I '1..1 •SI I .3! of yo :r ‘:.. • • ;.,:‘ •b • •• L r • ‘' . :1 . • nt • .1-1 : 4 a • Pty ••x. ~~. l• . 1 I . I. I t i, Ii , I ' .1 t• 1 ; C.:. 1, :r t •o .1 .1 t • ! T , !•• 11N . f•I • •11 11 1 1 1 , 4 i.• a • P 1 1(1 •,0 10 ! t!. e. I g ••i Why to oth r t,• • 1..1:,• %%WI I 4.1 Kitt this t el on nu.' i t co.tr sea? ; t teas ii•• of rourFo yi.•• r A t!., not w rtZ v nor worse or to it of your trio dr live • r•!•.,i•ion+ tazu,4 b.. -I. 'Una' y u .1.1.1 1 each : sit our In : yin tho I.otulet and C mutt !lank within '24 hours of your acee:itan.... of the bet. 2. That )itir acceptance must Its, Within 24 hoses of your nee pt of Iris letter. 3. That the manager of the hank ha , w itteu 1u: tractions, sit,seed by both of ns. that the .43:. lost is to be handed over to the committee of the Wlttiser Inuit:lazy to:. its mc and benefit.- Awaiting your reply, 1 limit,. dear ttir, yours truly, It. 1:1,•111Rni1N-t WEN. Th'ger Eykyn. M.P.. Winbsw. Tile subj.iineil is Mr. Eykyn'a reply :—•• 11 in Oct. 14, ltaiS.--Dear Sir,—l must express my surprise at the eontents of your letter of this date. 1 have no right to interfere wit's any bets (' Mamma' or otherwise) your friends or mine may choose to make uton the Tustin of the feitlicomingele , tion. althovgli fully satiqieil the venliet of th- electom will be iu my favour: and with you •disappri.ving of such a mode of testing the probable success of a candidate,' mud decline your proposal. it may he right for mu to ad 1 that I must itfuse to enter upon any furtlo•reorrr.rion•lem.r on election matters.— I um yours truly. &mill! ETtVit.-- ectionel hielardton-tiarduer." THE BLIND.—The eontruitEet , of the A.:5(.6 Aim for dion.oting the thin ral WelfiLe of the Wind. of which lli!bett, of 11. e I'al ice. s•ter. i: the la.ly-pre t.id•ut, and the Queen patione,s, Ia• issued a :;weial opt tal for a;1. An animal et:llV. lb. r t tthe Muds of the a :ivtalon is entitled to one vote in the .Icetion of Cie re i•ipietits of the rharity for every he.. so subserihed. and a dimer of the Ls:units in one year his a vote fo hfe. A par t-hoer of goo& has one vote it".' every live pounds sa ex lotded, and one vote for 'ife for every tufty pounds laid out in the purchase of goods iu ono oar. mut thou..) who yolk:it metier, Or goods gratuitoudy for the a :awns thol, have flue mute votOig powers a.. the item, iliitors, and eicteniers. It is Mils hromdt within tho luower of the public at large not only to &add:redly iiEvviating the >ufetinw of the Nina, but ilk) to Earn a voice m di easing the benefit •of the %Agodotion. 'the votes of on•uree*.fitloanclittutes air wrriod forward. u.:uh:e.iurutv!e.tiort.rethat th. ir ult•mato ehvtion i• ta tote ootain. The iv,eioents are eliiu•en for a per:od of three years. mot an el igibi.• for re-elects They ar• stip- Ord WA ti:e swans of maiitettstwe while learning a iii"e unit vei%ing modal u'af rul••.;iotts hoar:L:6.lu. ihoiemeat:autt:d with t• ade rye fittir-hoil with fis:ttilitr wink at their Lome. in I..indoii and in every port of tie souistiy. and •Lould their euienimaaare• moults. it. Ihcy 11:ieed On We re . -rid to am dud the tosisilithni cleatly tv.ls Mil to enotAle it to carry on it,. wigltlitigigh he iv in te- w tettitimiitiohtid t•ti tri is I. Mr. 11...t*.. Tli Itviot, 2t, U.o:ltitt- Ito o. . _ -•- •- • and :1.•-_•Iny o .it.:•...1 by it t.n..11•••:, of distiax, : i s h u d ,plv.inny itlvited by ht. .oyal h. 'nun& hnanun•al /dr. Nark 1.1•mor, pt 1 1 ,1.11.0 at a PriVat ° W e " U.Sllle of tar:...*•„•.• 1 . 1 :`,..i•L; of -lug. At thn Can :.•.ll ti:.• ,•,,,,,i0t1,11I• :•. Jah../3 W./ fa, mired n n ter•41..1 it,t,••l•leti• n t pr;net•aad Ml a , A ,.„. rsi•lN ni their ;Arinni.:lttion at hip iu -1• r•-•• 1,,t,• t• .4 . • .. wc:..r.t l'.t t. vr. It ti.r- -citott7c D tr. t t A ., g•Ep•A v. 14 r. 17. - I.r re tv..m ,ok,.te. ; 4,11.$ . 11 Pitmen', 4 .7 - % o rrq:ors, . . . - DUINVILLN tool Cu., Bei tut, are the lazgeat riti h .,:j.,....‘ %I,i:l<, lu the worI.L Thei• tg.: Irish WA I+ nwool pa.,da by 11 , ,n,slinal profoul m In mat. roue to ttron4f. Farpilell In rat. slat si wok tar ham* a ..r on tlaoto• ikinM e a naj:ll.,llon _to Worm. , 111~: a , 4- WWII% “Unn4 Loudon. W.O.—(A-Ivertionint.