The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-27 00:00:00

. 41 • rt %,_,4 Fly l'A PER nit • .4 14 . 4. 1% SZ, ti .1 • ' I • . • :10 , .a , [stamped, ld. Additional.] 1., 5,685.] " 4 • r " in " . A .,LONDON, 11117165 DAY EVENINGI OCTOB 127, 1864. CAVOPENOE KING'S BUTTIliAria.-INONUM TO ZATRL—Pantso, tin • WollaMally. ISCHTEI. The rut mimed al drama prodo tok =VW /lox rAlts DRAMA. DBURY-LANZ. VII POOR:LAW BOARD. s l int•lthr. 1. ALI/ OW TARA AND BRCITNINIONATBIIks • (mom ONZ OWN MONEY WIGRUE amid BOW JO bleckwall•yord, Loades) LLTri et STEAM sad PAM= s gipt to Ar STEAL! A. - roe kfIi.DOMNIL Port Phillip, Meet kos the Docks ou s h e Monday. Nev. 11, collies at BRYA Plymouth), erilendid clipper ship 21011YOLX, 1,00 took NT piN hi h. Commander ljla be the art India Docks. lier to~tuosstious for all clams of peemegeos are oasurgamed. sad .bs con? so —1 or freight or pemege .soli to il•LitOD, Amar.ara,,,,,, cwt.,. Mousy and gam. 7. lomienhellutseel Pammerere by this limo o f loam are eeneefed fro. Padethrgioa to Plymouth llnt dame for eccon.i ch u Lane, and wood clam for third class fares BLACKWALL LINE of PACKETS. For 1111110CRNE, TORT TULLIS!, Direel—Mmers. Oreee's O 4 S 1 ELLE:SI6Y, 1,100 tone, Captain R. T. GIRSON, two WS ladle Locke en the Rh November cell at Tip m sth. ani carry on eiperienced surgeon.—Apply to F. ORRIN ▪ t'o Cornhill, li..C.—Passengers by this Ilea can proceed taus Pa hlmatoe to Plymouth at reduced tares by applying to I. ORLIN and Co. for tickets. CRAM FROM LITJULFOO OLO Z QIIRFIVITOWN TO NEW Y THE LIVERPOOL, NKR YORK, and PHILADELPHIA STIAWIIHIP COMPANY Intelsat dee packing their tolksowared Clyde-ban Iron Saw Itiommilidgm esrvylog Me Vatted Sates malls, FROM LI V YU,PooL for NEW TORIL CITY UP LIMERICK, Saturday, October W. CITY OF LON DON, Wednesday, November 2. 1 .-rst. Wednesday, November 9. A.,1 may Wednesday and ovary alternate Sittuday. Cable pomace M the man etesinen sailing every Wida 11, 17, and 21 indorse, according to the acconamodallom s &Z; mew by the Saturday s steamers, 111 guineas. Forward pimp, plow. Including sD provisions cooked. Parrom= o or Csasda. the United St-des, and British Womb* booked as very advantageous Samoa —For ranker petit:Were apply to WILLIAM INMAN, it, Water-Wreak Liverpool; rte Id Via Fad MACEY. W. ling williaa-drisi. a 7. BREHEN.—Nentral vend under Russian flag.— Meet Sante to Hanover. Braaewick, and Central Ger snot —Heed the nos ODA clam screw steamers ADLER, HOWE, eCHWALBE will he dem:eddied from Horselydown, every moraine weather permitting), at 10 a.m., calling at r.t , Pier fer mmsengers at It noon.—Para to Bremen, g 2 and 11: return tklieti. 1.3 and Al 10e —Apply at CHAPLIN'S rams& once, segent<treus. :or Sc. 1111111 FPN. °MAYA. ?BILLUPS. sad Co.. 11. mood. as. E.C. ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COM PANT. More t, Droadetrese London. &C. IBSCE OF SECOND MORTGAGE BOND& (OHIO DIVISION.) Payable to London. 4.000,000 dullare Lune la INS. Conppoooaae due let Jemmy and let July. sprred by a teßteteted Mortgage on the Income and all Corpo rate Ritchie. Frisileires, Lands. Frenehises. Pent and Property of the lthio Division .1 the Railway. The hinds are redeemsb'e et per in New York. or In Leedom al 4a ed per dollar, and are Renderable without stamp or so dereeMellt : Internal coupons are attached to the bonds, payable prflaßnually, at the Consolidated Batik In London, at the Axed rate of Sa. to the dollar. The hoods will be issued at de, at gaol rote hoods of 1.000 dollars will east £l4llloe, carrying vop.us due January 1, The caupons represent 414 per annum en each bond of 1,000 &Oars. or fie per rent. interest on price of issue. The severe' divisions of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail way tare been eonsolidated under the government of Jules Ibb km. whose reputation sa a beaker and railway adminis trator to esteblished in Europe as well min America. BLr. Robb, as Resident of the Atlantic and Gnat Western Railway Joins the alrection of the Erie and other lines forming the through mute het% eeti New York and St. Loa* se as to nears natty of Seim The prim of Woe An been fixed tl St The farms of mane are as follows : per con. on appbunion, being .. Lll pn cent on allotment per rent 19th h n% ember 15 per rent. leth December ll per CenL leth January .. SS U 47 5 0 per bond of 1,000 dollars. - .. Mt 10 is ii o less LT cameo due let January. fla iol`qcrlbers have the option at payin ll 10 0 g the Instalments In ad rm..% and will be allowed a diaconal of 9 par mirk per mama GB prepa;meals. tiler allotment. 'alp certifloatea will be issued to •• bearer." certiScate• will be ..changed for hoed& to " bearer" on payment of the nod instalment 1. ran of application may be obtained at the Consolidated Heck or at the offices of the Company. No. 2. Old Broad-street. Inc leg N.C., or of E. F. Batterthwalla, broker, 3e, Throw mortonstrest, Loodon. LC. 00l 12, Ink. ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. WTI of SECOND WORTGAOR BOND& payable la Latadoa. NOI ICI II lIIRIBY OIVLN, that NO APPLICATION tar fkr NUND6will be RR= TED AFTLII thews lastaat. • TisloTwiT No.?, Old Ilaniatzwilt, Oet. UK G RESHAM LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 37, Old Jewry, IC. F. AL lAN CIIIII3, Actw7 sad fkrzetary. TEE PERFECr SUBSTITUTE for SILVER. The REAL NICKEL. SILTInt, Introduced more than II /mare alto by W !Wall & BURTON, when plated by the Pant Proems of &ram Kllctn&tele mud Co. is beyoiad all mem mane the very best article neat to Merlin silver that am be meployal as such, either usefully est ornamentally, as by no per sibe tai caa It be datiaguidied from real silver. A mall useful met, guaranteed of that quality tar di mil durabiltry, as follows: , 4 1;t i tIte y ar Tbraid V or tladc; PaiSers ' Ptters. 4te. L d. L L d. L ad. L ed. 12 UM* Farb. 1 4 10 0 12 Table Spars 1 0 4 10 0 12 boast Parks lO 12 15 0 1 Winn 3900•4 lO 12 15 0 12 T 6 4=s, gt. bowls 1 12 12 130 ! sauce Iselbs 8 II 9 0 1 Gravy 8pso• 9 10 11 0 2 Salt Sp, st. bowls 4 4 4 6 1 )IwdardSposs.r.bwl 3 2 22 I 2 44702851M8 Toop. 3 3 4 0 1 Paw of Yids Carvers lO 10 10 0 1 Batter Coifs 4 0 6 0 1 ! , 0 , 11) Ladle 1 I 12 16 17 0 1 agar Stftsr ...... 4 4 5 0 Total Any ..rticle to be had singly at the same prima Ala omit eke& In contain the above. and a relative Busher of Warm Ise, IS 151 Tea and coffee sets, dims covets sad earser &shoe, abet sad bons frames. du., at proportlobate prior. IX kliede of replan., dope by the patent process. WILLIAM 8. BURTON, GENKEAL FFINISEING by steilstotoot to B.Lit. the Prise' of Wales. snub a CALALOOtite grade end p. paid. It contains upwards of 600 Ilbeetranotts of his 11- ftssl !bock of Sterling Myer sad Electra Plate, Nickel Oliver, and Britannia Metal Goods. Dish Corm nobwater Dishes, hosts. Feeders. Marble ehimaeypleese. kitchen Ifewerret. Wale Gaseliers, Tee 'Freya, Urn sod Kettles. Mai Tibia Clam. bathe, Toilet M are. Ts se'', ]roe sad Brass Bedsteads. Bedrniess tel.iiset Furniture. de., with Lista of Pieces, at.: :less of the Tacitly large Show Rooms, at 3d, Orford-etrewt. Wl. IL 3.3. and 4. Newman-44meg 4,6, aad I, Perry's. Flee and], Nswinaulard, Logsdon. nANDLES.-P RI Z B MEDAL. NJ PASAIWINL—AJoyted b bet Illajestfe Govan:meat NE the tallitary st•thetu._ J. C. mid 1. FIELD. the 'moral maanfacturers and holders of the 1865 Pula Ikeda, scion toe public against any spurious imitations, flair label Is .I,all packets "chi bores. Srla or all deafen throughout the SSW tom. trlthlruile and for importation at the Works. UPPER IA ESE. LANEY:TN, LONDON, P., where also may be oblalsed tbelr cebtealed Cubed Saralee Soap Tablein AFTIoN.—The MOUNT 81'. BERNARD C It FAR %RR and IttiOEKS having received Odor. mutton that a iladt.aa and inferior latitatioo ed their registered et Bernard clod to being offered for sale. reepeothilly mutton Y"Ilv Lori the a t ine, and to idate that theirs is the only botne an London veer he genotne and oriesel lco th me be utt •Fhandl-teed —lb* GREAT SHAWL and CLOAK 1311.01 tit U. 171. 173, 175, and 175. iltreat4lreet. W. OVERCOATS. —HAMILTON and KIMPTON. tukrs and overenat makers, Invite an mint airessitiaed 114 'OM 00.'118 for the eneelai Maialle a wawa lemma Moots an kept ea head. No. lob. IiTILAND. OPPOSITE LISTEE-HALL 1.11 - AJI awl CO.'S CLOTHING BeTABLI SBNCN7, lig and 4117. Olfordsdnlok the attintlou t 'erne° la particularly invited to the fol. ha It f vrrAnaerneiits into rhich /1 yam and Co.'s Zataboshanent lel tat foi piddle sarismuodatlun Nn 1. cl dhiiir fur Immediate Wear. No. 2. Select Order Department. Nu. 3. Juvenile And Youths' Department. O. 4. Bat and Buttery Department. n - . 1 • a pvi 1. , 1 i.utter, and pork hands are Tul.rina leanclea and the best and wet =Viet laLn • . ,„ a11..c.. , "my are guaranteed. 31..1 ru t.. •• avd 0r.% olt, rd•street, Louden : BR and • I• • net. Birmingham; 42. Braman/. Ueda and W° 11 " Dewsbery. THE IN VIGORATIv E N ER VINE ESSENCE. be roost snentit'eally prepare.' sad most powerful aotrl :oI ewer introduced, restores to their normal condition L wt• retlilly fit. the integrity of shleb perfe..t health de •,‘ it ill • ill 4 - eille for debility of all kinds, and trout Its oon sroorke iglu— Ingredients, pepsine and phonate 0 . •111 prove highly I , enencial to We nervous and dyspeptic. t bottle or four quantities in awe far f2s. Baia A. 0.1. Mr -bra. hail hwartes and _CO., 640. Oslord.eireet. W.C.. at, 14. Yenchssr, loottos. Dk. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILItB t • he.er failing remedy, peepatiht withoat any win' !Oat, from the recipe of Dr. bob., win boo found lavaleablo to Ilri; • 11.. soffm from bilious and liver complaints, Indlle= eiddito dirrineos of the eyes, Le. Pot bob owilrr to. ts u a family aperient medicine, and as a partner of thrl are r ly excesilmit : SIW lu thene operation and kr.tero: to the h, they invite appetite, promote dl lon, nfti "Dm tie shots estrous systerm-804 by W. lAra* .1t1:14. Witham-Gt. Charing-ems. and by nb s4 dnwiri.ts ty hnIPM, Is. ild. and 2s. Ikt. Be Note to sok fee Dr. leo co Lilo ,s blid Liver POD. The boobs are Ina boors pear 50 nIf irith " Wausau loomoon," bossed en Ind lam*. MHZ OXFORD.—Tbe Oziont and Canterbury Bah Canary (Limited).—ILLUSIJILLO soul MARTHA, by the whole of the Operatic Cons . 111 PETIT DLONDIN JACKSON HAINES, the Americas'Obit; thiewerth. W. Ilaisdaft ae.-,wfth au the available Wash TIM ZIFIERVII: DAVENPORT BROTRZREY BRANOLS.— A limited ntoabor of Subsertpfloa SIINCIR will be atm at Ow Hasover-guars Roams, lb, Ibut of which will lake place on SATURDAY, Oct. 0, at S Sobscliotion List Is now open at the dace Hanoveraquare Rooms. The mew of tickets strictly limited to thirty mach Steam Tense of lab scriptiou, Os. Golass.-24 massy Was at the door. QMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW, 1884. 11.3 SPACE to be LET Is the Now Anode Wows to Um Cattle Show for the Exhibition aag Sale of Carriages, Harmon. Saddlery, Waterproof Clothing, Rahway Hags, Garden lapin manta and Machinery for doming, are, go. —For SIMS apply at the &gratin% Moe, Akpianitaral Bali. Biliziordarat. Magtoo, N. YARMOUTH BLOATERS, is Samoa from JL Oet. lis sod of Doe., ,144 la. ; 1,0110064.--Forwardad, span roofdpt of remittals', by IiaLDIE. LUSBY, Oriel Yormoaft. HOWARD and SONS' DINING TABLES, mode by Nom , with wood mid mold beam, no =7be mew.— arehoeses, owl rt, Berma-atrest, 41root.—Mosirstod oabdowstio ow syptioatlas. THEO LEIGH. By tbo Author of " Denis Dolma" is sow publishing la ..ONCE • WEE[." Loudon : Bradbury and Evans. U. gleam le-streak LC. T.OVED LAB? ; A Now Novel by MARL .11.4 Lzmow. WOW 01 " Walt kc the OA" la II vol. post Ilso. Nearly ready. Laudon : Bradbury and Ivana Bouverlealresa,llo. NZW NOVEL RY THE AUTHOR OP " LADY AvDars - T Worth Un ion HE DOCTO r rif WIFE. N. B.—ms whole of the On* ethnic was ashausted by sub scription on the day of publication. A second is now sold off, the third Is on sale, and a fourth edition le just ready. John Maxwell sad Co., publishers, 1111. 16044411.11.9 t. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No .COXXXII., Is pablistied this day. 00111711TIL 1. The French In Cochin China and Cambodi► t. Workmen. Benefit Societies. S. Venetian State Payees 4. Smith's Dictionary of the Bible. S, Health of the Army In ladle. 4 Photography. 7. John Gibson Lockhart & Sir Jas. Wilde on a Digest of Ulm 9. Dr. Newman 'a A pologia. John Mari;. Alhemarksatreet. Tegeorroer, the MI inet Ooe Shilling (No. HE CORNHILL MAGAZINE for T IfOPYMBIR. With lUnetrations by George K Thome and George Da Mauritz. C 017111711. ILrer.adale. By Wilkie Collins. ;With an Illustration.) Chapter I—Tlie Travellers. . . ll—The Solid Side of the Scotch Chursetee. Wrerk of the Timber Ship. Middle-Clam idacetion In England--Girls. A Tete-a-TM Soda Science Discussion Wires and Daughters. An Every-day Story. (With Illustration.) Chapter X—A Crisis. Xl—Making Masadalp. The Scottish Par= Labourer. At lest. Colonel Oordon's Exploits in ChM. The tabllc Schools Report. ,A Letter to the Editor.) Smith, Elder, sad Co., 116, Cornhlll, Leaden. rrtiE ART-JOURNAL for November (price .R. Is. contains Moe Favoring' after P. F Poole's Cleaner,' by J. C. Amylase ; Turser's •• Cologne." by A. Miihnere 0. Fontanis states of The Genius ad 00M1111010e,' by 1. B. Baker. Among the literary contributions will be found Fresco Painting as appbed 6. the Decoration of Architecture, by 1. B. Atkinson-An Arttst at the liennaCkurclun of Ada. by T. ABM -Old Ithealsk Pottery, by F. W. lairilett-Thablin Inter national Exhibition-Works of Goldsmith (illustrated/- Almanac of the Month idinstrsted) -Seamier Clem of the Middle Ape. by Rev. L Cutts, B.A. allastrstadi-lisrly Pot teries a Staffordshirey Lieweihn (Wustreted ) - History of Caricature, WrightW by T. •lllustrated)-New Precede of Photo raphte Printing-Dutch Pictures at South Kenahffon- What have our %book of Art dose t-Art.Work in . Normnner, by Bev. J. G. Wood-Celled& les. ape krtl, ac. 1.;;;;47,W7 174•119. PRE COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Forms •P and Account Hooka required under the above get ale* all other ids* of Account Books, with every litatkoms7 ro• galena foe Plane Canotateleet the Counting-bony Ac.. map plied ie don the beat lama Printing of every daseriptioo, Certillcsks Engraved and Printed: °facial noels do. alined and executed. AMA and Pint, te, Floatoinvot. ICC., and Low:ion-bridge, &IL TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (awns% TZLICIWIUM MOVEMENTS OF THE CZAR. STIITTGAILD, Oar. 26. His Imperial Majesty the Czar is expected at Stuttgard on the 31st inst., when, together with the Queen of Wurtemberg, he will assist at the celebration of the service in commemoration of the death of their mother. The Prince of Walee is expected at Darmstadt on the Lt November. THE ITALIAN P. TURIN, Oar. 25. ♦ meeting of about 200 deputies took plaoe yesterday. They expressed themselves unanimously is favour of the Convention. The members of the opposition will meet to-day. It is believed that the bill for the transfer of the capital to Florence will obtain a large majority. _ _ Seven out of nine bureaux in the Chamber of Deputies have nominated their representatives to the committee which will report on the bill for the transfer of the capital to Florence. These are all favourable to the Franco-Italian con►enton. THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. BEILI.LN, Ocr. 26. The semi-official Corresponds/a of to day, says :—" The peace negotiations are progress ing most favourably. The delay arose solely from unavoidable discussiots of minor points and forma lities. The most friendly understanding has existed without interruption between Prussia and Austria. The treaty of peace has already been submitted to all parties concerned, and it is believed that the respective representatives have received definite powers from their governments to accede to the final settlement of the treaty. The conclusion of peace may therefore be daily expected." THE OCCUPATION OF JUTLAND. BERLIN, Oct. 26. It is denied on good authority that Prussia recently demanded to continue the occupation of Jutland after the conclusion of peace. AUSTRIA. FRANKFORT, Om 26. TbeNeueFratikfurterZeitung publishes a telegram from Vienna, stating tbat Count Rechberg has re ceived a satisfactory reply to the note which he had emit to M. Drouyn de Lhuys in reference to the Convention of the 15th of September last. PUBLIC WORKS IN FRANCS. PALK Oor. 26. It is stated that a project is under serious con sideration of establishing a public works fund, to occupy the same position towards undertakings of general utility for the whole of France as is ful filled by the works fund for the City of Paris. The amount set apart for the new fund is not yet decided, but it will probably be raised by a loan applicable to the great works of public utility which have been recently discussed. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. LIVERPOOL, WIDIIIISDAT. The Royal Mail steamship Asia, Captain Moodie, which sailed from Boston on the 17th, and Hali fax on the afternoon of the 14th, arrived here shortly after b o'clock this evening. PARIS. WZDNIEDAY Emma. All doubts about the Emperor's departure for Nice are set at rest by the ifonifeur du Soir, which announces that be left St. Cloud at noon this day' for that destination, to pay a visit to the Emperor and Empress of Russia. In addition to the aides- 1 Ide-camp, Admiral Juries de la Grinders and General Fleury, Napoleon 111. is accompanied by Count Walsh, chamberlain ; the Marquis de Caux, equerry ; Captain Count d'Espenil, orderly officer ; and M. Pietri, an attachiS of the private secre tary's department. A more dismal day for the I journey oould scarcely be. Torrents of rain have I been falling all day, and from the lowering aspect of the sky, there seems to be plenty more coming. Before leaving St. Cloud the Emperor presided at a ministerial council. The Lyons journals say that the Emperor will sleep in that city to-night Nothing more is said of the Czar going to Com piegne, and, indeed, • Frankfort telegram, stating that he is expected at Darmstadt on Oct. 31, seems, to show that the visit, if ever contemplated, as I think it was by Napoleon lIL, has been given ep. I The news I sent you that the Czar would leave Nies on the 29th will turn out to be true. The Lyons people will probably have made their preparations to give the Emperor a night's lodging in vain. According to the latest news his Majesty is to go into Nice without stopping. There is a report that the two sovereigns will go together from Nice to Toulon, on board the Aigle yacht, and that Count de Chasseloup Laubat, the Minister of Marine, will accompany them with the entire Mediterranean squadron for an escort. There was a panic at the opening of the Bourse, during which the Rent. went down as low as 64fr. 43c. Notwithstanding the very natural explanation, given by the Monsieur for the suspension of the sittings of the Italian parliament, many people I persisted in talking of a coup d'etat at Turin. A more serious cause for disquietude was a revival of the rumour, notwithstanding the contradiction of ' the Conatitutionnel, that there is to be, • new loan of 300 millions, under the pretext of "public works." M. Haussmann is, we know, in favour of this scheme of raising the wind, and it may be doubted whether M. Fould is strong enough to oppose it. The fall in the Netherlands Bank ahares gave rise to sinister rumours about the position of a director of that establishment which are contradicted. The market recovered sensibly for the close, and Rents left off at 64fr. 704., with • rise of 10c. Mobelier rose 2fr. 50c. Railways are almost without change. The Progrds of Lyons says that Jules Gerard, the lion killer, has personally contradicted the re port of his death, which came to France from Liverpool. It is sad to think that the shock of the false news killed his sister, who died suddenly in an apoplectic fit when she beard it. Bishop Banchieri, the head of the Lazarist Mis sion in Abyssynia, died at Massenith ou Sept. 11. PRUSSIA AND THE DUCHY OF LAVEN BURG. The Inclependance Beige of Tuesday evening says : "The manifestation of the Lauenburg nobility in favour of the incorporation of the duchy with Prussia has created serious alarm and energetic protests throughout all Germany. The Berlin ministerial paper, the Northers Gazette, endeavours to reassure the public mind by representing the demonstration in question as a spontaneous move ment of confidence and sympathy, fur which Prussia is grateful, but which she cannot encourage because sacred of Austria over this small country are as sa her own. Of the Germanic Confederation, the rights of which are equally incontestable, not a word is said. It pretty clearly follows from the declaratioa of the semi-official organ, that Prussia is not wanting in willingness to appropriate a por tion of the common conquest ; but that she meets from her ally with a resistance to her desires, the legitimacy of which she is obliged to recognise by disavowals of the kind we are citing." The Nord of yesterday says : "Two days ago we expressed some doubt of the accuracy of a piece of news given by the Lubeck Gazette upon the subject of a resolution by which the Diet of the ducby of Lauenburg had asked for the annexation of that duchy to Prussia. Under present circumstances, we said, none of the Diets of the three Deno- German duchies can legally assemble and pass re gular resolutions. What the Lubeck Ga-xtte called a resolution of the Diet of Lauenburg is probably only a desire expressed by a certain number of the members of that assembly who have spoutaneouly assembled ; though the resolutions in this extra legal meeting can in no way Crd e fhe duchy. However it may be, the Gazette of Northern Germany, the semi-official organ of the Prussian government, bestows some reflections upon this subject, which prove that the ides of an annexation of Lauenburg is seriously entertained, and that if Prussia now affects a wish to respect the " moral rights" of Austria, she will finish by yielding "to the desires of the population of Lauenburg." THE BOMBAY MAIL. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Syria, Captain Christian, with the heavy portion of the Boabsy mails, arrived at Southampton yesterday ramie& with 54 passeogers, specie value 14,8771., and • general cargo, including 1,074 bales of raw silk, value 90,0001. The Syria experienced strong south-westerly gales in the Madder:minim. On the 20th, off Cape de Gan, she spoke the British ship lon Fry ; on the 24th, the steamer ()igloo ; on the 25th, the screw steamer Beta sod the London, steer ing south ; and on the 26th, the British ship Daniel Ran. boo, standing up Channel. The lighting op of Cape Spade! the first lighthouse erected in the dominions of the Sultan of Morocco—took place on the 15th inst. The Diplanatique Corps and the Governor of Tangier and suite were present. The tower is 79 feet high, with a fixed light, visible 20 miles at eau Exchanges at Gibraltar unaltered. AtrirrßsuAN EXPLORATION. —The great extent of work yet to b eecomplistied in exploring the northern interior is shown by the frequency with which a rumours relative to that put of the cootimet are received in Adelaide. About ten days ago much interest was ex cited by the report that a stockamo in the employ of Menus. Levi and Co. bed discovered a large river flowing from a riortk.eseterly direction late Lake Errs—• report which leads us to hope that the greatest problem of Aus tralian geography has been solved, and that the quangos of a vast interior Main, or Inland sea to the north of Lake Tomos, may at length be set at rest.—. Adelaide paper. RoxPoaD CAITLZ MARK rt.—Yesterday tbie market was fairly supplied with fat stool. Best qualities of beef sod mattes mode full vain ; bat the large impor tations of lonise bouts and sheep iota Loodes keep the of secondary descriptiors low. The following were paler of vi,., at per Moos sod sinking the °ff.! : Beasts—Prime large oxen and well-fatted heifers, 44. 10d. to ea 4d.; plebs steers and fat sews, 3a fid. to 4s. Sheep— Best leathers, ss. 44. to Is. fid.; plain sheep. 4s. to 4 o B d. Veal, Is. 10d. to 446 Bd. Pip—Small well•fed porkers, 4a. 4d. to 4s. 81; large hop, 4a. to 4s. 4d. ; sod store pip, 13a. to 20a. a bead. If nab cows ie full profit, 151. to 201.; and yousg store stook. li. to 81. Sucklige—Stroog mites tram well-bred cows, 24e. to 284. ; and inferior seakbirs, 10r. lo 16s. a bead. La the poultry casket bade was doll, and pains lease. Aminuc4. POS4TION OF THE FEDERAL ARMIES. (Friuli the New Fork ileac', Oct. IL) Secretary Stanton favours the country this morn- , 1 mg with official despatches from our army on the James, frees our army In the Shenandoah Valley, from ewe army in Gems* from oar forces le Middle Ten- n em% and from oar kale in flusath-matern Rentucky, lately operetta; ie ilostb-wean Virginia. Them de spatches some direct frees Geural Grant (9th inst.), from General Haller (Bth Met.), from General Sheridan Mb Mat). from Gueral Sherman (9th lost.), from General Thomas (Bth lama), and from General Banbridge (Bth task). W. are ambled then to give a fall view of the fields of *olive oUveii•ll - with the most important eireamstanoe of which this leareisig we get the gm iisformatioa—the retrogade Dimwitted of littexidaa is the Shasaackals. Gen. Sheridan informs u that on Thursday last his army commenced movies northward in the Shosudoah Valley, and by Satur day hod reached Ehrenberg, which is about fifty miles above Port Republic, from near which he Marled. In movie/ bec4 . Ihe whole enamels from the Bins Ridge to the North Moue inetaMmt the Loony Valley and Little Fort Valley, as wail as the main Valley, was made oaten. able foe • rebel army, by the destruction of seventy mills filled with corn and wheat, and all the giCia sad forage la over two thousand tarns, UM* the rapaufe of four thousand head of stook, three thousand sheep, and •large ember of horse'. (Mural Sheridan says the pelpple of the Valley are now getting sick of war, though heretofore they bad no reason to complain, am they lived in great abundance. In doing this work, Sheridan followed out the iostructions of Lieatenant-Oeural Great, who means to make impassible the permanent occupation of this region by a rebel army. General Sheridan says hie soldiers have been bash.wharked by the people all through the Valley, thus showing that they are allies of the rebel army. The soemy's infantry forces did sot fellow him up in his retrograde ; but the whole of the rebel cavalry in the Valley under Rosser hung upon his rear, and gave him some annoyance. Sheridan deter. iniaed to make • delay of • day to " settle this new cavalry general," and he directed Torbert to " Web him " on Sun day last, which Torbert amass to ham dose in a style that desserveri to be called "Sheridan's own." He took from the rebels 11 guns, making 36 pieces of artillery captured in the satire campaign. As to the ultimate purpose of Sheridan we need not immolate ; but there is ao doubt that his present movement is accordant with orders from Lient.-General Great, who "happened" to be in Weehingtoo whoa Sheridan made hie advents, upon Forty, three weeks ago, and again, it seams, "happened" to be in Washington when Sheridan began hie retrograde. In this connexion the Richmond &linnet of Saturday last tells as that since the 2nd of this month, the "Yankees have been running trains on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad from Alexandria to the Rappahannock River ; " sad it says it is "probable that Sheridan designs to throw himself upon this new Rae with a view to Mau himself Dearer to Grant, and thus facilitate combined and simultaneous operations against Richmond." Secretary Simian also, in hie bulletin of this morning, tells us that the railroad was being extended to Front Royal "for the supply of Sheridan." From other departments and armies there is nothing ab solutely new, though the facts officially givers are deeply Warming. General Bathes despatch relates to the action of Friday last on the worth bank of the James—the mooed rebel attempt and their second failure to drive him from his position. He says that our monis was • decided one ; and in reference to the same affair irthe despatch of Lisateeset-Geural Grant, who mays he lads that our oasealties were mach leas than fret repotted—that 400 will cover our sails• losa, while the enemy's is nearly twice se large. In reissues to this last battle our correspondents to-day give highly-interorting details. General Sherman gives as motes apes the recent offensive movements of Hood and the battle of Alatoona, which he had anticipated and been prepared for. The rebels, as we had previously been informed, were thwarted—Hoed, observing oar approach, moved rapidly hack to Dallas, and, says Sherman, significantly, " I am watching him." General Thomas, at Nashville, informs us that Forrest has fled out of Tearooms, and hie rimmed the river of that name. It seems that Rousseau did not overtake and destroy him, but we have at Lest got rid of the raider's premium in ✓emorse. General Barhridge seeds a despatch from Catletabarils, Kentucky, sir* the &Wit of his resent mid upon the malt works of Sonth-westera Virginia, from which it apeman that the rebel claims of • great victory were quite ahead. A PAPAL DUEL. A letter from Berlin in the Precentor of Antwerp relates the @abided :—" Cloud de Fuersteaberg Stamm. beim hoe jars fought a duel with M. d. Hoch ter sear Vaea, on the Dutch territory, when the latter was mortally wooded. The following are some details of this affair. Some years ago there lived at Dente, DOW Colamas, a Major li— who bad two very beautiful daughters. The count, who pieseasd a very large forted, eras • toastant visitor at the bows. Some time after, M. de Hoeherasehter, brother of tbedeoemed, and first equerry to the oouot, married one of the daughters, and the count pee the young couple es. d his chateaux as a pima of resi dence, furnishing it with great elegem. The hooey move bad. however, scarcely pared, whim Coast de Faersteaberg received from his equerry a letter, in which the writer stated that his wife had confessed to him that before her marriage she had bad intimate rela tions with the count. The equerry loaded the latter with reproachd sad caseload by asking bum what remained for him to do seder deb circumstances. The Gaunt , who bad jut married a Primer d'A showed the letter to his wife sad to easel his friends, Coact de Homposch, and protested his inamenos. That gentleman was of opinion that the affair was an attempt to extort mosey, and that no Dotice ought to be Limo of it. The matter, however, became boons, sad the nobility of the province was con voked as • commit of honour. Their decision was in ac cordeace with the advice of the Coact de Hompeach. Y. de Hochwaechter some time after meeting that gentleman near the railway station at Col e, &s -mashed him with a whip. He was brought before the Correctional Tribunal for the offence, bat acquitted. In the meantime Major is coneequenos of proceediogs taken by the body of officers at Cologne aid the rumours which accused him of a guilty imenimme lo the affair was obliged to resign his commission. *dine. de limb wee:Ater, after atteruptiog to commit suicide, declared to a catholic priest that shed id Dot know bow bar husharid bad been able to extort from her se avant which was completely false. A civil seta«, was afterwards brought by Y. de liochwascliter against Count de Fuerstonberg, who bad dismissed him Dotwitbstanding a written engagement for • metals ameba:. of yaws. Al, however, the roust firmly refused to give him any satiefactioo, the brother of M. de flochwaschter decided on publicly insultiog the roust. The latter wee obliged to meet the brother, and the Wait proved fatal to this latter." The Vim-Chancellor of the University of Oxford has given notice for Monday next, 31st inst., of a motion in council for the endowment of the Greek chair. Arch. deacon Deaisos writes : —"I pray God, for the sake of the Puivernity of Oxford sad the church end people, that every member of convocation who ►oted against the endowment of the man [Professor Jewett] in March last, and many more besides, will be found at their post to vote against the endowment of the chair, if, unhappily, the proposal of the nine-Chemallor should page the council and the con. grelatioe." From the Dublin Frerman it appears that by the death of Captain Howard, nephew and heir to the Earl of Wicklow, several of the life •arranoe class in Loudon will be heavy sufferers. The demised gentleman was well known in the city, having os various occasions appeared before the Insolvent Court pending an arrangement of his pecuniary difficulties. The creditors, knowing his expecte. time, were unwilling to proceed to extremities, and repeated adjournments of hi ohm were agreed to, in order to enable him to streets eettleenest by charging hie reversion in their favour. As • m11'6441111 secority alearames to • large monist were effected on his life, and it is said that • former proprietor of Creosotes Gardens is the holder of policies to the extent of nearly 40,000/. The unfortunate man, It seems, has left • eos—a mere Child—end hie widow, it is said, in enceinte. Hourriwee nu ie elioico sad strong, moderato la peka aad wholesome* to sae. These advantages love secured for thiS Ms a moral preformece. It la sold be geckoes by 2.1111 agenea—ladvartiossosall To-night, as ► relief to Mr. Phelps, and also by way of giving variety to the performances, the met of Othello will be altered, Mr. Oreswiek playing the Moor, and Mr. Henry Mambo, logo. Beth imipereemathene us wail. known and geminated by the mak. ifisokai—the 'met revival of the mason at t►is hones— will be produced as Thursday next, the 3rd. of November, with Mr. Phelps as Macbeth, Mr. Creserick as Macidnff, and Miss Helen Farhat as Lady Macbeth. Miss Pausit has not played Lady Macbeth in London awe her abort engagement with Mr. Charlet Dillon at the Lyman is 1868. The degrading and aucceuf ul exhibition of in decency, vulgarity, and inownpetenoe at daisy's theatre, peopled with Rise Raysham's ambition to mire the plain vacated by the late lamented Robson, doubtleve led to the revival at the Strand Theatre last sight of Mr. Byron's Olympic burl•gue, Kesepps. Mks Reptile's (who made bet first spree:met at this hour) played the chief charao ter. This beriesque was Dover cossidered to he ono of lair. Byron's cleverest prodactioss, and it owed much of its popularity at the ether house to the great actor we have sawed. What its sumer will be now it is transplanted we are not Galled upon to prophesy. As it his bees cleverly retouched by the author to modernise Kele ci the soap and allaidess, it will probably enjoy a new lease of life, and Mies Rayshans will, perhaps, have t►e pleasure of dancing " eellar-Hap " "tape and fighting broad-sword com bat' for many nights to come. NATIONAL REFORM UNION. A public meeting in connexion with this union was held in the Amemblytoom at the Free-trade Hall, Manchester, oa Tuesday evening; Mr. G. WILSON in the chair. There was a numerous attendance. The Cnalums, in opening the proceedings, mid they charged the House a Commons with not having fulfilled the pledge which had been given to the country on the question of pwiismenlary reform. He was sot aware when parliament would dis- solve. Rome people mid a diasolatios was expected to take place very shortly, but he could not think that the House of Commons would dissolve without making as effort to give effect to the espgentests it had entered into. He meted that it woad show that it had not outlived its honour, and that it would take some step to prevent the historian having to record of it that it was born at • period of greet promise, that during the lint two years of its existence it exhibited greatstrougth and vitality, and that towards the end of its days it showed physical weak ness, and died when the sands of its life had ran out, leaving the object of its life unacoomplished and bequeathing to us, instead of a noble inheritance of regained rights, a lope) , of disappointed hopes. (Applause.) Mr. Alderman /11TWOOD moved a raeolutios urging upon all reformers the iniportaecie of combined action in demanding an extensive measure of talons, and of establishing branches in omeectioa with the association. He implored those poems who had the oppor tunity arid possessed the desire to aid the movement to use their best esdeavoure in order to provide such roachisery that, at the seat a•Ciioll, they might be prepared to make a balm salsetios of men than three who sow occupied the beeches is the House of Commons. Mx. J. W. KILLOS, of OIdSSOL in seconding the resolution, said that whip sad tor's alike had promised reform, but they bed does little or sobbing towards that object. Mews. B. COOPER and J. B. Toss baying been heard in support of the resolution, Hr. S. POPS said that meeting wan held for the purpose' of banding themselves together, not only for mutual enthusiasm mid action, but also to purge their own ranks from the rottenness that had crept into them. (Applause.) They owed the defeat a the Reform Bill of 1860 not to their opposite*, aloes, but to the trembery and supineness of those who m antled to be their friends. The effect of Mr. Gladatoise's speech had not entirely subsided, and it was sow air knowledged by the a dministration of the **entry that the it.. principle on which the anemias a political power most rest wee that the exercise of that power was the right of every rasa. (Applause.) Reformers demanded that right. It would be • mistake to a aoropro raise. There wee an election coning, the question then for releases to wont would be were they to be deluded by fair prosaism, or were they to secure, at an emote, eases' repesseatation of their principles in parliament He was sot sure that it was necessary that the real radiosl reform party in the House of Commons should be ia the majority ; • minority coder the present aspect of the quashes could make it imperative on the government to listen to the de mands of the people. (Hear, hear.) It word! be far more important if they were to band themselves together for the sake of securing adequate support to the indepeedeat mss, such as the masher for Birmingham, who sit below the purvey. (Applause.) What was the amiss a the cep i preaching &moieties ? It was that the goveruniest and the home bad so mina*, had moth* epos which to appeal to the aountry but the personal popularity of the most oisprisi 7 cipled 'Ottawas that ever ruled. (Applause.) Had Lord Palmerston dose auythieg for the hberal party? He bed demoralised it. (Hear, bear.) He (Mr. Pope) hoped that the radish would have se terms with the whip whatever. There were es politicises se absolutely &sprees and fatal Ito racing as the whip. (Appleuee.) Alderman GOADSST esid that what the _people hod gained they had pined by their own efforts. The whip only helped them through if they mad thereby Bove their owe selfish in tonate. COMPINSATION TOR "11111.30311 Houn," Ilf BAR arose.—Yastardsy, at the Lord Mayor's Oman, before Mr. Cocornieekoor Ben sad • special jury, a oompossatios ems was tried, "Hayward v. the lletroelltan Railway Cent yarn," to award • ems for the borne No. 17, &AMINO, is which &lilies bed for some time resided, sod which was still standing. Mr. Haw:dos, Q.C., sod Mr. Potter wen foe the claimant ; Hr. Lloyd sad Mr. Hallway for the company. Os the part of the claimant, a lady, warty 3,7001. wee claimed, sad os the part of the company 1.500 i. bad been offered, and the value gives was from 1,9994 to 2,200/. Property, it was urged, had " goo. up" I. the City. The lead, irrespective of the we, was worth 2001. a year. In 1860 • pares* who nwd.. in &sax, sad who it wee stated Gould sot have kaowa " what he was about." teamed the pss- WWII at 631. for 21 years, sod on the mine day the Immo sublet the premises at 125/. That lease had 17 years and • ball to run, end the primipalquestios is the ore yea the vase of the emersion. Hawkios said that Milton bad resided in the home which the jury had been to view in the yew 1646, after the renomination with his first wife. Mr. Commissioaer Kerr told the jury that witoceees became in- sensibly biassed is favour of the parties for whom they ap peared, and that was the olds way So acessat for the great differeoce in the *Maim of the valuers. The jury evestually awarded 3.2501. PaasieaCEUYICAL SOCIETY or ORRAT BRITAIN. —The following candidates passed the major eternisation as pharmaceutical chemists yesterday :—Jobe Bailey, Loa don ; Alfred P. lialkwill, Plymouth ; Thomas G. Gibbons, Meachester ; WiWem Davies, Loodoo • Richard Fad: high, Nottingham ; Marshall Heaney, Pete rborough ; Evan L. Hickey, Lando, ; William Joao, Loudon ; Thorne M. Orpe. Loodoo I Joseph Sims. Hirwain ; Thomas Taylor, Peckham; R. G. Thomas, Merthyr; nOOl7 C. Upjohn, Orford; Robert F. Young,Griogley.on-the-Hill. E Tae EXPLOSION AT RITH.—Tbe vestry clerk of the pariah of With, Mr. Reeves, has reccived a corrinsuoiera tioa from the Home Secretary, Sir George Grey, to the effect that his attention has been celled to the cironmeterne that a public thoroughfare peens on the top of the film: enthankosect, and crosses the landing stags close to the door of a powder magazine, being literally sot awes them a couple of yards from it, and on the sante level. Also that piteous have frequently been seen walkieg along this theroualdare smoking pipes. Sir George, therefore, sug gested that the ioltiti.itonta of Frith should take immediate measures to divert snob thoroughfare. 'Miscommunication hoe bees ooseidered at • vestry meeting, sad it was the general °Maier that this Wilk way Amid sot be interfered with, sod that the proper mod* to prevent aosidents was the removal of the powder magazines. The ricer-wall still requires constant &Militias, and 40 men are daily employed es the spot to strooltbee the repairs already effected. OXFORD AND TRARIA RAILWAY. —This railway, which is IS miles in length, was opened for trace ea Monday. It is • eagle lice os the brood gauge, startiag frOm the Great Western two sale south of Oxford, crossing the River Thames near Kesniagton Loci-bridge, and having intermediate stations at Littlereore mud Wheatley, sad affords direst oeutmaniernies from Oxford to Wycombe, Aylesbury, and /I•Mtialeeed. RUNNING BLOCRADI IN Tus CsAxszi. Soothers Rights, a large Coefederata merchant vowel, arrived in the docks yesterday to unship • valuable cargo. She peened through the Channel with Reglith colours, within sight of the Fedend mewl-war frigates, Niagara sad fleoranteeto, wbieh are Maimed • few silos from the Doves. . THLNLICIO mg GODS.—Tbe Chineee government publishes the 'Wool°v ha the Pekin Oatette of August : "The report of the captured Nankashavisig be.. received, loseedlese gratification was mooed by the tidiap. We looked beak on the time when in the pienitude of their power the rebels seized oily slaw oily, sad, ooai•lerisg the aid afforded to our Imperial troops, we eieserely talked lb. Spirits for their interference. By the aid thee afforded moms crowned our arms• tbe rebels Will, arrested in their proves% and the work (of extenniaation) we. ultimately completed. It is therefore most needful that *asks be offered to the gods for their ereistesto. Wherefore the Board of Rites is directed to evmine into the services rem tiered by the diff greet rods, and to report to es. Bassect this."—fforik Mae Hirsisl, Sept. S. NORWICH, Sir John Walsh= concluded the last eMr. Halyard was poems Me is ll spent man, bat menu toaressentlee. He admitted that he had administered the holy communioe to the monks in kis Amok (St. LIIITICON Norwich), sad that be had been on rather friendly terms with Brother !gallium. but be denied that he had ever " identified" hinted( with the " English Order of Bt. Benedict." The ceremonies Introduced into his church he justified as being in senor dance with the rubric of the Church of England. Claxton, a ci decant monk, who seems now to have resusnad ordinary attired rather a shabby kind, end who 'kited that he had lift the " narroastery" as his "health could Dot stead it," was optimised, and staled that belied mem Mr. Hillyard and many ether clergymen of the Church of England in the eseasetery. Asatbar poem who bad anted as door keeper at the racesetery, end who promoted a hageard end wild appearance, gave evidence to the same effect ; but it was shown that ie two indiums' at twist the clergymen alluded to had VIM to the =mastery with the istentsoe of opposing Brother Ignatius, and sot of sympathising with bun. A stay about the Bev. 0. Caldwell (a okrlßlllatt who is at premmt °Briefing as chaplain at the workhouse) having " blared" a mask was emphatically denied by that gentle man. A *Maim* showing the adornment of the altar to Mr. H yards church, and other evidence was quoted, end it arm proved beyond all doubt that XL Billyard's pro. osedinp had beau of • very " high " order, and that the weeks had received special facilities and micouraeement at his church. Sir doh. Waltham stated that his report on the seas would be made with as little delay as possible. 'troths! Ignatius will return to Norwich en flatarday. THE Dl4l POJUIST OUTRAGE. GLOUCESTER, WIDNIPDAT RYINIIIO. • We yesterday gave a short account of a murder end burglary committed at Whitecroft, near Lydney, Dean Forest, on Monday sight. From inquiries made to day upon the .pot we were pleased to find that Mr. Wood wee not dead, as stated by us, although on Tuesday night, before writing, we were informed that soak was the awe. The facts we have collected are as follows : That Mrs. Wood was awoke about midnight by heating PPM one is the lower part of the house. She at onos aroused her husband and told him her snipe:does. He got up, went downstairs, and there saw three men is the hones with birth masth or crape over their fame, each having a pistol M his hand. Mr. Wood at once went up to them, but whether he took bold of two (ose in each ban d) lint, or whether two of them took hold of him, is not very clear, but the third man levelled his pistol and fired, tbe ball entering the side of Mr. Wood's body below the ribs, sad aeceoding into the chart Mr. Wood at once fell, and the servant girl who thud the conflict, ran to a oeighbonriog house fur assist ance. When leaving the premises she observed two other Anon. watching outside, on. dressed in female's clothes, bet both their fame disguised. Au alum was at our made, and surgical waistlines' ai soon as pooible obtained. It was found upon examination that the charge . from the pietol had lodged is the chest, where it now remains. Very faint hopes are held of Mr. Wood's recovery, the medical man being of opinion that internal injuries .41 cause death osiers the ball can be extracted. The raSans while in the house poeseesed themselves of 3UI. in gold and silver, among which were several fourpenuv and threepenny.pieoss, sod a portemossais parse with gad edge and stripes ; and left hailed them en .led other, cloth bag, an old black cloth sap, two old black silk bags, and a man s' night shirt, which we trust will enable the pollee, who up to the primed tints have not obtained any oleo, to tied and treat net the peeps traton of this most dedng and diabolical set—Birstiog• ham Gazette. THI COLLIZAff 12%111711. THE OUTRAGE AT LOWER OORNAL-COY• MIITA!..OF . THE PRISONER. Yesterday, iiiolveriampk7npofice-cattrt, before Mr. Isaso Spoooer ' the mas Thomas Marsh, alias Pea, was brought up oil reward charmed with baring thrown a batik of gunpowder into thir house of the ma* Roberts, thereby remains an omplostoo, with isnot to do grievous bodily harm. Mr. Trevor prosecuted, and Mr. Jackie. de fended. No additional amides** was offered. ..d the &co ition* takes ire the last examinatioe bawls/ lama read, Ur. Simmer said it wee his duty to commit the prirraer for trial to the wisizes. Tha prlsoeir was them formally com mitted to take his trial at tho next Stafford mixes. Mr. ilffultmon applied for hail. bat MS. Symms ratuesd. DIZADIUL ACCIDENT IN LIED& Last night, at accident of a singular character, and anferenistely eroded with serious malts to areal poreams, oceerred at the Leeds Arms public-bones,Weaver squeak Bank. In me of the rooms oe the monad storey • meeting of the Moral electors of the Eiist Ward wee berg held, mid was addreind by the liberal imadidata, Mr. Binchaliffe. The aprtoest, which is about Ze feet long by sheet 30 feet broad, was dearly growth& and me estimate of ths 'weber preen places if so high even as 250. While Yr. Moduli& wee aimed in addressing the meeting, bream: ball-past 9 sad 10 o'clock. the floor was suddiely felt to be gide( way, the beans as which it meted soak is Cl* maitre, were Worn of at the walls as each aide of the apartmeet, and all the oceirsets were preapitated tete th. taproom beat,. Bernd either were seriously icJared, and ware marred to Mier Miura. Is the lower aperuneet at the time the aooideot occurred three person were anted. The building, which is the property of Mr. oouncillor Balogh, is stated to boa eery old as., sod there is no drabt re rafters supporting the room ere altogether insufkient to bear the weight of so large a number of persons. Thiry broke an the walla se mealy as if they had been sawn cff ; bet it semen that Nitta Ming bad ben does to the walla. sad that the disaster has not extended to tbe other apart reels on the mane . The fact that an mildest lad oceurred enacted, is • shat Siam an isomer. crowd to the spot, aid it required all the efforts of a body of price to preserve order while the injured and those who hod forte early reaped without hart were beiag monad from their perilous position. Or of the windows of the taproom was removed, and through this opeuicg • meaderabr somber win taken out frau zoom the min.—Lords Mercury. A VOIRIDABIL RIVAL VOL LEI DAVIVITOAT Bap ritata—The Calcutta saporinemdems at the Penises ler and Oriental Steam Navigation Compasy, writing sales date September 22, says :—" One of the greatest curiosities of the day —a somnambulist steward—goes home is the Mullen. No matter how securely be may be bound with cords, he widow everything and walks about while fast asleep. Last night we fastened him to the ship's Welter, bat he unlooseeed himself without awakeeing the man, got on deck, aid was very nearly overboard. The man is a con stant mum of anxiety to all on board the Moolue, and if he reaches England should be exhibited. Some Barnum would make s fortune of him." - ------- At the annual dinner of the South Aron Agricultu ral flesiety, held et Christchurch, Haste, on foesday amain last, the Berl of 11.sistssennt presided. The noble earl spoke at some length ups the rendition of the army end navy, ow the neosesity of farmers clepeodiog less upon sheet a• • staple trade, sod soon oar foreign policy. Tun Baturr SocisrY.—The meetings of the com mittee baring bees resumed after the moms the weekly meeting was held os Tuesday. The following subscriptioss have hese received mime the loot report :—J. Y. Versos, U. la. ; W. Dens* 11. le. • W. Shocernith, U. la. ; C. Hobbs, 11. la ; Lord Maki, M.P., 1/. le. ; W. Austin, U. • J. B. Osrsey. 11. le. • Sir C. Douglas, K.P., Si.;lt. Cobden, N.Y., U. la. ; Coateel 11. ; Seri:mat Gamlen, 11. le. • J. Camases's, 11. la. ; Thames Bosley, IL P., 31. 34. ;J. 'Platt. IL ls. •B. M. Carter , ;J. Ker. m.p., 21. ; Th ome ' Reber* 11. le. ;H. Haws. 11, ; J. Lases. jun., 11. la ; T. Opmehaw, IL ; T. Flit's.- too, 11.; F. Steiter, 51.; V. Bettoricher, 11. ; J. F. B Mona% ; P . e n nui, If. la ; W. FA wards IL la. ; It J•bans. U. ; E. Pease, iL ls. ; Orousield and Son, 14 la ; Themes Berme, 1LP.,11. ; J. Hodgkitnion, 14 ; W. E. Rob e rt % 21 10a. ;J. Pilkiegtos, M.P.. ;H. E. Emden, 21. •S. Allen, U. is. ; F. Wedgwood. 41. 44., and sundry sma ller IMAM On Sunday week the Bishop of London took part ie th• service at St. John's Episcopal Chards, Ballaebalkdy Gioneos. Metals( Prayer MY said by the iocumbeat, this Roy. D. Maakaszia. His lordship presets NI an impressive sermon to a very largo sod known.. a:oregano's, from St. John u., 29—" Bland are they that hay. got messed yet harts bslimod." This bishop afterwards assisted la the adl• ministration of the Holy Communion to a oosaidershie number of communicasta. The musical portion of the m otto was emseicated by a young lady, a comber of this *on 'notion, on the hanoweium, sesistad by the choir, all is eurphoso. The services of the day being coded. Mr. Tos cani, the proprietor of t h e estate of Ballachnlish, oder tensed his lordship, Mrs. Tait, and a number of lodise sod gentlemen to luncheon as hood his steam yacht the Qirra date. When lambast was over, Mr. Tennant sad the clergy retuned boos, sod this Carrodalo steamed away to- wards Ardgoar-Yonne, where the Biabop of Loodos is stay ing at proseat. TEN Pore AND " BILOTEIZA losierina."—The Rev. Father Rook*, la a recent memos at vise Dominions • church, Eestieli-Orins e stated that a coentuuniestion Isom twos rewired from his Halloos this Pope, directing this bishops of this comity to point out to the elmp the duty of hopresdog on their &eke the denier of goring muster sow to those who, though remaining protretanta, have pre. mated to adopt the name and the helot of inemben of to 'igloos orders in the church. This, although the foot la set specifically mentioned, is evidently a hit at "Brother Ig -1 mina." { ii