The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-16 00:00:00

• '77 . .. . 1 . ‘/.-. - * / e--; i g ; , , Z --- I,,JV :.:68 ' . „,..----------..7.e--._ ,Tilit _ A I .. iJ fp lc . A' % 4 • , 1. t LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16. 1868. No. 6,9r,0.3 ONE PENNY. ()VERT. AND ROUT E. omuarkainotlm 1.5 Steam 'nth INDIA, Clll3l t, .1,1P.1N, At PINALLA., An, iis EGYPT, tram Foortiklir Kw sad NAUPIII.IZ.. , 1 trI.I4II3IOI:LAR and ORIENTAL WI AM NATIOATION 111'111'AM' book Pannmmen and to in Oargo and l'artmlo by Ober wows tar • 01PRALTAE /WPM, P ra m AoatbmateM MAI TA tirp BORRAT, ) evert Baturday. 0111. IN Itik. PP:NANO, 1 Pram Aonthamptat MA talltiAl'OßE ow: tortmOlM—/A e earl oarcirffA. OIIINA, AmPart ,, x. blia!S; lOTA JAPAN JAPAN. rattardax. A MELBOURNE 1 Prom PloutAarattlea 3111 IN TRAI I_Q ORO ES OYDNET, eon , . mat ing 4A= MOUND. Er., kn. .terarmye Eta Plamarm kayo Maramiln• every Pawky ibr tun partieolvva ar to ft...mitt t'a'w..'. and baur!ablk AOlO h... oorapany Offieav IV.. lAvklealball.etreet, Louisan, air t4entblllllKOlL - -- WERKS BLECTION.-OIIT-VOTERB dank- Ji i r im a n ts JOHN WILLTIM. lip,. and Me Hem • . is emmenien what Me =ttf WlWllas. am stAalo by Is the THON•B NIOOLL flYt. liesistail. libered legistestion Aimmislime. • Qinemomers. Westminster. B.W. QII EN'S THEATRE. Long-aarh komAant—libr. W. IL LurroN. THE lANCIAMMISS LAda. /a Ji . =g ii•mt P am " kW" Pirmidei Para" Wart a 011se—A Pasty by do "am al Jealous. " Mr. Doovida'a Droarimprosaa."l "Knot ha Livarpoll"—Nood to dm L. • The laa ot Eat asout" "The legeow." "The X lAt Boat." " ?amide! Fano Laikap." "Ariaollio" Tba Bang Hoak amil Tree. l ik a tooa of arlaaaa. Odd twit. What IlikalidNit. MANG= =AN AVM by B. Oree. 144. INTBLLIGESOZ FROM ABROAD. BRINDISI. Nov. 16. Her Majesty's ship Hadyinion has arrived bare, and is anchored in the interior of the harbour, alont1: 1 7 quay, being the first Hagfish frigate ever ht the harbour. Her Majesty's ship Psy is also here. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ' (moven asorswe sumac) TIM PRIM PROMECIITIONB IN FRANCE. PLEA Nov. 14, !!mama. ST. ALBANS STEISPLKCILAIM—SesoIiDAY. The semi d var. Sloane lwaries maim was Wawa by Awe weeder saber eel; sad time was so fallow If la Ow attaiiimee aL =ewt fay. The tea lind mote dom% *vow Ida et the eypeslieg ewe lOW. *Biwa mute, sod the 11111011•14 a capital roes, to the taffies aimed liarivigh Wes Opine, saw fleas Own) by ashen bead. The limner wee oblested take lie la the lola awl *coil leonine ha abeywies. no Om* Amami her nne few MIMS miry beeses, Tasiber awl Tally He, the YAW el/ idiom is sae ell =as el a bunter ever aim The sane, however, witaw fills, was a reran b sm sad hosed alum. Tally :=llma* twice es nada gonad every stride a t e say al eill 11.1bkial almost all the roiwy, sad VIIIIINIfir r ip : 011111•1111 1111011'. tr in i e tr = Legi4lllllllioUll of Paelstat bane. We wee lit oath doll bY lis_ Pw_ ergo said ea the " bielreas" at castaway. The MEOW Stelek arid mei' WO Yet slag. == i d a me ate Sal sik Sue etee la Lofted. atm ame is led. Wag igaelliel a k a the4a i t MI dam aid its MY leV r weej e t to ear ma ad belkaaille Boa Yam A tam Of " alimijlo7 ^ eseierseleva this er the amalgam ealleila the stag Natly_ lieg la yarr ewer Iter ea lite lila 01 imell es heM Milr.l.• .06. Ode. lii/INISWO way kw, if melt theta bine awe, fr the el.mulbai • 4 i lethiel_la maw. OA swirl " All ilea lythstrealliey Week their hateeede is that mewl emelt wet. ae at should sok hare toes gives. noir dime% the " amteaweelisi k " en re ily irate at tide sail le to ray that steww‘'' of the nog pi= teesecitema Aftee the teat rase. the arm • stem al anaistisry whew mew at the glee =se as rampletere rillay el Jerrie ea Aiwa. with the mad et tits booing ea the leasetiaat 4154 as 1111 to le 1 gaiest her, lett tittle la like mirk et all as la the ladies et Ibeyeity emparasiL Itee bora et lie mew lined/ vie fr=1=11 4 0.V7.4 — tru...4 Natlarel Committee to tams it s CAMBRIDEMBHIIik BUB OTIO N.-0 UT %so 11 7= M ; airr Almelabloa. G aosessariqusi. aol usbolir. &W. to the The Tribunal of the Correctional Police of the Seine has given its judgment to-day in the case of the journalists prosecuted for publishing a list of subscriptions to erect • monument to Baudin, and of the persons who took ppa•rttt in the Montmartre manifestation. M. Gaillard, sen., and M. Quentin, one of the editors of the Revell, were sentenced to a fine of 000 f., M. Gaillard, Imk., and M. Peyrouton to a fine of 150 f. each and a month's imprisonment ; M. Deleseluse, editor of the RAW, to a fine of 2,000 f. and six months' imprisonment ; and M. Peyrat, editor of the Avenir histivosal, M. Challemel-Lacour, editor of the Nowa Politigue, and M. Duret, to • fine of 2,000 f. Isdk. PARIS Nov. IS, NEW YORK. Nov. 14. Z o steamship Berops, of the Anchor line, arrived out to-day. Gold cloned at 1361, the highest quotation during the day was .136 a, the lowest 1341. Sterling exchange on London, 10/ ; 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, lose ; ditto, IS6, 107 ; ditto, 1886, 110 ; 10-40 Bonds, 106. Illinois, 141; Erie, 49. Cotton, middling upland, 24. Petroleum, standard white, 28. Fl our , extra state, 6.46,7.03 dole. Corn, old mixed, 1.16 dol. The Erie share market is excited, and there is a large speculative inquiry. The shares have been quoted as high as 62. According to Messrs. Neill'e report, the week's receipts of cotton at all United States ports have been 74,000 bales, and since the let of Sep tember 466,000 bales. Week's export to Great Britain, 20,000 bales ; arid since the let of Sep tember, 101,000 bales. Week's export to the Con ...bent, 20,000 bales; and since the let of Sep -4100.1452therf the Is, Sep ; ,10,000 lat Ilte let 176000 Wes. Stock at ports, 196, bales. In last' week's despatch the stock at all ports was stated to be 140,000 bales, but should have been 190,000 bales. NEW YORK, Nov. 14, Koos. Gold, 134 g. 'PAST DERBYSHIRE wwwort ELECTION. OUT- •-•-• OTION &Webs bb Ma moss:Tom sad Ow v Um 172171 T, In o fhb oll■ll/111111 POWs wiib iwWwwW• tag Eludes, my eftisaestr a ymiaa i to the ander.. *pet am! Iteeetestiee Amelatiee. Quemassere. Westotester. &W. VEEN'S THELIT.B, TO-Nwirr, at 10. ma • Pion et lis Tires Swat" WHIM SU STHANUILIL WM& DC& Itras• spa no Haw. Ilr. L. • Mr. W H. IHg= 1 :11. 'Pre thisisialwaHign inia; ll 4 Mee tw lloweMs, Mar LOW. t Deism lig Kr. Hy. IseL lko. NEW Y. EA I.A 1 / Mid AI: sorN.A LI A, VIA Foam—The meet to Imre Panama for No and Ate trains. €b erroal of made and leamenetern. YAL VALI € 01.1PANrri eimmer. on Aldo( becember. Imre :earner RI AIIINKLAM tone leillieter. 200 mew £l. 1r hleh hoe lauhae neht P.W4Uell across VPte mfter tnn. An , am °dation for eamormere iof beet dopeription. the Mate othVlT:y nit.' en.l NI/imbed With eVery 0011afort airect front it ron Atlantic ale to T agil on Peen de. Met:sant acme. the let-luaus of Panama omazinj mill a b hour. No traimltitnent t n ta w w ei ,e Cora% Dih.Wilite.rtireet. VAST ESSEX ELECTION.-01:1T— VOTERS -.A desiring to support Sir TRORAIL =ecru WRETERN, Bert., sod air THOMAS RIVII,UR ANDY, Bart., la with thr epprouthing liketless, 'WY Inforiostiou= tog to the underteined- TROILUS NICOLL@ ROBERTS, lleantory. Ltherslßrutstratiest Amoeba:ion, 6, Quesn-equibre,, Westminster. B. W. R OYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.-Open NIA* at 7.11 Three sad. Miami et Ilk Wiwi awl wrestle& Is. Ora sate epee hen II 614. 11113246/A ISUCCEI3B of MDLIA. PITTERI, we ralFiA%ltt*7ol. =NW • OF BA at It who 18 liAshita nada Ida lii• nod tomailltesso applims, ber= newel or = am t e rw ter Alliembre, tor • water et NEW YORK, Boston, Portland, weekly, by Omart and eanadion Natl.—Tint dom. ld to forwat* 14 Is: ttalvostom. is : New York adios, id In Nraodus. dd to.; Canada pamphlet. 7.l—R. MON VOONERIK gout Co., ship and snoorsace went., O. Ingyamoourt. Postotoutd 'twee. Z.C. VAST KENT ELECTION .- OUT-VOTERS -11-• embin_s ArLampport WRY JAM= TOPTON, Req„ died Mir JOAN M,DBRICX CROFT, _ .13sart.. wit& the = ign ehi . / ? _booth teronsanas to It Tnox.to NIOOLIA RO liberal lowdo..^" Q 1101104408146 MR. MANX LEMON at St. aeo nipe, Hall, TO-NIOHT (Mow There olara *a i r ea attly , afternoon, at & Marla, fa. Se., to ; tallaray. Is.; area, Legal proceedings have been instituta against the U•111(41, for having published false news in its article• of Friday, the same being likely to dis turb the public peace, by asserting the existence of a wide-spread conspiracy against the govern- Plostwin.ter. &w. ILSTAFF. - MORNING PERFORMANCE TO-MO=OW e 71 e•61,1) AFTIRNOON, at to U of "VAST STAFFORDSHIRE a-______ _ ,-...- -M-A VOTRItIi dabble lo sapoort R. J. X'INAL lbw; in A. BARB. Ron, in oonnoziot with the Riothso. , obtain information bgi ha glazt to t NICOLIJI RO esatalory. liberal Registration Anrociatias, 3, garooyaiwa, W•Mminsiir. &W. Tim Tows, Pura arisilsop) et a soft TeemMK Yr. T. Shore's ykingslite Yr. Nightangall's • Mr. Weerit's Video &Übe: to 1 opt Fader Oloory. W 1 owl lbssim/14. 4 to 1 tach apt lAtymnia mad Crollaw-tbo-elood, aid 1010 1 a, INDIA OFFICE, November 14, 1888.—By order of the fIErRETART of NTATE tor INDIA in OODINCIL.— NOTli E If HEREBY UMW. that toe DINNINONAJZNERAL ef FP B for INDIA will to slay. on or before MONDAY, the b d instant. to smarm Plti iAII4 in writing. waled lip, Nem nods persons so may be willing to SCPPLY CANVAS cad Y and that the oonilitions of the rid contrail rosy be bad m pErstlnei aeldremed to the Dirortor•Orneral of Storm limbs erne. Weetminster, SW.. where tho propowils am to be Wt link before 1 eekek p.m. of the ssid Ord day of November, MIA atter which boar no trader will be meetvod. WOULD C. TALBOT, Director.Orneral. . _ IION PEDRO NORTH DEL REY GOLD MEi LNG COMPANY Limited_ .! —INTERIM DIVIDEND. NOTICE 1$ HERE-H Y OWEN. that au ILITINAORDLNAHY GENERAL *NEMO of the Campus will be bald at the Lon don Tavern, Bahopopt.Natrett, on Tt DAY. the Nth day of Nov. mbar DM. at 2 o clock, to anthories the Directors to pay an Lamar D ividend. The Inmetoi• will propose the payment of re ed. per Mare foe tt. thy 1,114.1.11 ht. a mling SPptoreber. 1.01. beim at the rate of I. ter et nt. per annims. the man of L 1.06 sod the profit for Sep t. slier beam earned fore iderfor the quarter nailing Met December. 11, T and r Books of the Compsny will be timed from the 10114 ti IL, Atli November. both day, Welliver. DY Order of tho Board. JOHN E. DAWSON, Secretsry. Illooesstestrert. Nov. 14, Is4s. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. LONDON. EsponT of the DIRECTORS for the iodine the 30th Jane, IWPA read at the AxicrALGEN MEEELNO of Prie pro tore. August D. tMe_ colonel CILARLEn WETHERALL X.O T., Chairman of the Company, in the Chair. The Propel. tom will no doubt remember that. at the Met Annual Gminal Ye, tans. a sport was made to them for the quinquennial peen d then terminating, and that a bowie wee declared In ra , or et of it amounting to the own of tsokra. The Surplus Fund aeoant, so tinder. eosameneee with the balance of June 1147 utter eh of the bonus— th at as to say, with the debit of X 171,740 Ik ed. enuare FEND ACCOtNT. JUNE to. i.e. throne of TIII TEAL. Palazwee of amount. 30t h June. 1147 1141,514 13 fa . .. Ito .774 0 0 Le! YLV YO{ dl![nbut d Y EOYW. 1772.71 A lj Isrtutzuzut nu now so.urazter• :tu (law 1.34 r• •T hwevrinesto MIAS I $ WIWI I • fite,Bll II II 117,334 i 3 ZAV4,645 13 11 1 1.44100t0 of stounot 46.070 U 3 . 1.,.. 011:t NORTH DEVONSHIRE ELECTION.-OIIT VOTERS desiring to support T. D. ACLAND. Esq.. in con nexion witb the the a bins Hection, may obtain information by ancblifi to ' OMAR NICOLLS ROBERTS, Secretary. Mora Asmama.m. S. Queen-0;0mM mestminstar, R.W. 21.217,207 2 11 I romans Or THI TEAL 1. I.l.l.rifidtrlP L11••77 0 I I •• n of inn d .43111,1133 13 3 .3• t t th• re til.der • Ileit o • 1 ',I. • ens?. mt. d I. .6..4llfitlttt. Lew UAW. cid 10,306 0 Comae"len b 014..21 fre+ lt et nteetia Annum of suinagtsteut LOOMS 0 3 . L,7uat 1.5 0 . 751 10 1313 4 7 1,5,01) 0 IS 041.777 , ii T,11.1 el arm . . . Dula Ina It ue,cum. a Jun, len, £4411,444 14 1 9147,111: I • A 1.317.2.7 2 11 }Nandi. arl oprrwod, TrOlift Aft A7.7..rT, Auditan. H It R.O/4/i •- - JOHN GORTELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH Peers Is plail ida =rice to sod s Toots Powder, ghee the Toth s podgy from dome, ssd igapu4s s Orin fragniass Clr a : Sa bo/stk. Peke Is. Si. Aron/ 008 NELL sad Co.'s PATENT Ma u L./sauna*, or sowtripeostot HILMBRUSII, taw pwallot swamies' sowitroetics gl wide accompliohot the two opwatioso • eloosoise posohlos Itstr os. Tlwwww ottoftt. lota of it, Time IlUstmant. trm A RNOLD and EONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE aA. TRU soksowledgod to be f o llo ca lq w. oott moo* oinefort. Mao trams invontod. Ilkootio Krafroaps,l63., ter rark.too imbue.", ko. • Abdowilmil try Osinve Magma. , Arkkotal fti kr. Arm. Hottko. Vit.. t ko.• oak 8 , ..rt desowlytiou of au Tool a tome rumsotoolarod AAA Ola one lICTIM, 16 sod 98, West 614, N.B.—Dls9eliami for moonoroin,lt go= forwarded. As os kontsool %male to Wood es War. Sir John Bay, one of the Lords of the Admi ralty, who is a candidate for re-election at Stamford, addressed a large meeting at the George Hotel on Friday evening. The hon. baronet first referred to the salient points of our foreign policy when the conservatives took office in the spring of 1866 and these he thus summarised: -Denmark, - betrayed a nd bleeding; Prussia, arrogant and victorious ; Austria, humbled and distrustful ; the United States, irritated and threatening • an envoy in chains in Abyssinia; Spain, insolent said revengeful; Briar 1, justly aggrieved. He contrasted this description with the manner in which Lord Stanley had conducted our foreign affairs, and said that two years of conserva tive administration had helped to restore credit and the public revenue, which had been deprived of its elasti city by Mr. Gladstone's finance and Lord Westbury's legis lation. After glancing at the Irish church question, Sir John made a statement r ela ting to the extra expenditure for the navy. On this point he said : We found on coming into office that our great ally, France, had six ironclad* more than we ha d . We decided at once to redress the balance, and commenced forthwith to complete our navy. But ironclad* are not the sole necessity for anavy, and especially for us. , ;They are costly, draw much water, and require numerous crews. We require, for the protec tion of our commerce, small gun-vessels, which, with light draught and few men, shall maintain inexpenaively a police in all those seas in which our interest or our treaty engagements oblige us to do so. We decided to build 18. These duties are performed by a small class of gunboat, and gunboats had been stationed by our prede cessors to perform these duties. In China and Japan there are twenty-three treaty ports. Our predecessors determined to place there thirty-eight vessels. Of these, when we came into office, many were rotten, and there was not one at home to relieve them. On the West Coast of Africa a squadron is maintained for the suppression of the slave trade, but it is a deadly service. It has been shown that for one or two years a European cowditution gaffers little permanently by being in that climate. We found ships and men who had been there for four years, and not a ship to relieve them. All over the world we found rotten ships, and in the home ports no 'chefs. Since that we have reduced the squalroos considerably, and on the West Coast have arraturei that no English seaman shall be exposed to that pestilential climate for mese than eighteen month+. We also found that the United States were building very fast unarmoured frigates, of a class of which we had not one. We determined to build one, the Volage, as an experiment, and a type for our frigate navy. In thaw items you have the whole of tLe so-called extravagant expenditure: 1867.018. 1886-417. Bulls of armour.phtted e• - •otrit, t iroOmo 180,00) }or engines W. 400 114,001 Laginiv of tkelayard built amour-plated %laps 109,116 woo) 1 foliage Eight ictupopite gunboat.' Ten ditto luiltling in dockyard,' . . 130,001.1 . . 1768,706 elat,ooo In', ranee Here you have, gentlemen, the half-million of extrava gance with which we are charged; and I venture to say we should have deserved impeachment if we had not M et/114d it. (Cheers.) Now you see that the whole of this expenditure, to which no considerable section of parlia ment attempted to object, was rendered absolutely nem,- eery by the culpable neglect of our predecessors. (Hear, hear.) In the dockyards we have effected considerable economies. We round the harbours encumbered with old wooden ships feisty supposed to add to the national strength. Few of them could have been made ready for ma without an expenditure of *OOOl. or 40,0001. Well, we have sold or broken up sixty-one of them, large and small. Each of them cost about 1,0001. • year to maintain, and you would have been well rid of them for nothing. But in addition to this saving of about 60,0001. • year, we have carried no inconsiderable sum to the exchequer. Much has been said about the extravagance of selling a ship for a small sum and buy ing back the copper. But you must remember that in this there is no loss. If your dockyards have space and hands to spare, by all means break them up in the dockyards. But we were obliged to get rid of these encumbrances. The ships were not seaworthy, many of them. They were sold to ship-breakers, who obtained the old timber for themselves and some of the useless stores, but resold the old copper to the country at the price of old copper, which being rolled in the metal mills at Chatham, was sold for 172,1441. for the benefit of the country. Of old ships our predecessors sold in 1865-66, 13,2641. lu 1866-b7, we sold 61,380/. ; and 1867-68, 72,8301. Instead, therefore, of devoting the labour of oar dockyards to the useless repair of wooden vessels of an old type, it was devoted to completing such wooden ships as were necessary in time of peace, whilst at the same time continuing with increased activity the completion of our iron-clad fleet in our dockyards, building, fi tting, and repairing, for no grater expense, in our dockyards than had been incurred by our predecessors. (Cheers.) And now, gentlemen, our hostile critics, who have bad the audacity to charge us with extravagance, must cutely blush when they know that not only is the navy more efficient than it has ever been, but that in every other particular but the building of necessary iron ships, now nearly completed, have Ni .. paved the way for gnat economy. (Cheers.) Deptford k yard is about to be closed. We have reduced the marines ; we have redwood the entry of officers into the navy. In one WAYS alone —the paymasters, which is confided to my care—l found' my predecessors entering 64 a year. I have only entered 16 a year, and find it enough for the requirements of the service. Nor have we, at the same time with a due regard to economy, neglected the claims of old officers, though I, for my part would gladly have wished that the finances of the country would have enabled us to be even more liberal. But we must remember the taxpayer, and be just before we are generous. One class lame-- whose claim I have frequently advocated the reserved captains—dud their case scrutinised with the most careful eye. We found that one-half of them— nearly forty—had been unjustly kept from their proper rank and pay. We at once restored them to their proper position ; and though I much regret that a few of my old friends have failed to establish alike claim, yet every thing in our power is done to ameliorate their position. And now as regards our fleet abroad : when we some into oftooqe, the fiag of Spain had posed round the world in an the Numancia ; on none of our distant stations had one of ours been seen. Now the Zealous in the Pacific, the Royal Alfred in North America, the Ocean in China, attest the might and majesty of England. (Chests.) In the Mediterranean the wooden three-decker has been recalled which was there as a and the flag of the admiral flies in un ironclad, - whilst the heavy ships of his squadron are all of that type. At home en iron-thel fleet guards your shores, and will do more to defend them than all the boasted fortifiestions of Mr. Gladstone. And now having obtained whet you wish—efficiency in men, and guns, and ships—you may look forward to no further increase, but ra th er lo a gra dual reduetiou. Indeed, were it not for the dockyard extension, for which our prodoceasors are liable, we might at least save 1,000,00 W. a-year, and you may be sum that the reductions we have so earefelly commenced will lead to permanent saving. (Cheers.) To mainland a Wang prefereatee, tea mud be mho. sad sealable fir part 11111111111811 Haninsits Ihn. ter. ham ssialailic time sessaama palinel Ss PI utlo n. asid stiz a Valpashislsbg is, Loam, sail 11". l. w.q SO= MADRID, Nov. 14, Reverse. The manifesto of the joint electoral committee formed by the fusion of the three factions of the liberal party has been published to-day. It pronounces m favour of all the liberal ideas pro claimed by the revolutionary juntas, and especially in favour of religious freedom, adding that the revolution must consecrate and guarantee for all time the principle of •oom plate liberty of conscience. The passage relativt to the future form of government says " The monarchical form is imposed upon us by the exigencies of the revolution, Mad she iwsweity of owtselideitheor the liberties we have acquired. Monarchy by divine right is for ever dead. Our future monarchy, in deriving its origin from popular rights, will be a consecration of universal suffrage. It will symbolise the national sovereignty, and consolidate public liberty—the right of the people being superior to all institutions and powers. This monarchy, surrounded by democratic institutions, cannot fail to be popular. The maniksito concludes by stating that the liberals will respect all the laws enacted by the Constituent Cortes. MADRID, Nov 15 _ _ A great and enthusiastic monarchicafaud demo cratic meeting, called by those who signed the manifesto of the electoral committee, was held to day in the court-yard of the palace. 50,000 per sons assembled. Perfect unanimity and order prevailed, though no police were present, and the demonstration is considered to have been the most imposing affair of the kind ever witnessed in Madrid. At the conclusion of the meeting a procession walked through the principal streets, with banners inscribed with liberal mottoes, and accompanied by bands playing the hymn to liberty. RUSSIA. BT. PETERSBURG, Nov. 14. The second sitting of the Conference, which is deliberating upon the proposal to limit the use of explosive misailm in war, was held yesterday. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Nov. 14. The Prase of to-day, referring to the denial given by the Paris papers to its statement that negotiations are pending for the revision of the treaty of Paris, says :—" We admit that it is not a revision, but an authentic interpretation of the treaty of Paris, in as far as relates to the Danubian principalities, is intended. This inter pretation is to be embodied in an additional protocol to the treaty." VIENNA, Nov. 14, Ems's°. The Emperor has addressed an autograph letter to the Chancellor of the Empire, Baron Beast, in which it is ordered that henceforth the title of the Emperor in treaties with foreign powers shall be Emperor of Austria, King of Bohemia, &e., and Apostolic King of Hungary in the text of these treaties the abbreviated form, Emperor of Austria and Apostolic King of Hungary, will be used, and his Majesty will then be Telma of as his Majesty the Emperor and King, or his Imperial and Royal Apostoho Majesty. It is further ordered that the whole of the royal and other provinces shall be designated alternatively as the Austro-Hungarian monarchy or the Austro- Hungarian state (Reich). ROUMANIA. BIICHARIMT, Nov. 11. The Turkish Government has withdrawn the embargo lately laid upon a yawl which was about to pan the %line, laden with powder for Roumania. EARTHQUAKE AT BUCHAREST. BUCHAREST, Nov. 13, Ego. A violent shock of earthquake was felt hero at 9 o'clock this morning. PORTUGAL. _ _ LISBON Nov. 14. It is announced that the cabinet of St. James's has given entire satisfaction to the Portuguese government by disavowing the conduct of the English at Sierra Leone. MALTA. VALETTA, Nov. 14. The Zeus, the wreck of which has ixXMin flounced, is breaking up. The ship was sold yes terday for 1661., and the cargo for 1751. Her Majesty's ship.; Lord Warden and Aretbusa arrived from Palermo on Thursday, and the Trinculo to day from Crete. Vioe-Adxsiral Lord Clarence Paget is expected here on Tuesday next. By the arrival of the above mails we have ad vice. hoes Bombay to Oct. 24 ; Madras, Oct. 19 ; Cal cutta, Oct. 19 ; Ceylon, Oct. 17 ; Hong Kong, Oct. 2, &c. The expedition under Brigadier Wilde, lute the Iluesunzje country bus been attended with complete 'access. Up to the 9th October the British loss only amounted to five men killed and thirty wounded. The Timers of ',dui says that the districts of Ineta in which during the ensuing season famine, more or lass, must prevail, owing to the deficient rainfall, comprise an "110111101111 tract of country—from Mount Aboo N.E. to Agi a, westward to the borders of Scinde, and eastward over the Aravelli range into Meywar and Odeypoor. Ecarcity is also expected in the Punjaub. and towards Central India. Although nearly the whole of Upper India has suffered greatly from drought during the p eat year, a most unusual quantity of rain, 91) inches, fell in Calcutta. _ _ The Bombay Gazette says:—" We arc glad to state that government have determined to give no further aid to Synd Selina, the Imam—we may now call him the late Imam—of Muacat He has now fled, and though he 'poke of trying to regain his throne, we may consider it pretty certain that he will no longer be ruler of Muscat. Synd Teatime, uncle of Synd Selina, and leader of the preinous rebellion—at present, we may add, re.ident in Bombay is perhaps, the rightful claimant, but government, very Wisely, does not mean to interfere in the slightest with the choice of the people." It is said that the government of India repose to enrol all such European railway employes in India as may be willing to Joan as volunteers for the protection of railway stations, and for_ general purposes of defence. The Calcutta Inglightnaa says that the claim of the ca- King of Oudh to increased allowanose has been disal lowed by the government, on the ground that he is to blame for the events which rendered it impossible to col lect the revenue in Oudh in 1847. THE REV. NEWMAN HALL ON THE DUTY OF F.hzeroes.— At Surrey , Chapel, yesterday moruing, the Rev. Newman Hall referred to the importance of Chris tians showing their piety, not by withdrawing from their duty as citizens in the approachmc election, but by per forming those duties religiously. For the time being, the electors were " the powers that be which are ordained of God," and equally with magistrates and princes were to exercise the functions of their office as " God's minis ters." Religion prepared men for Heaven by training them in tie right performance of the lower duties of earth. He could scarcely be regarded as benevolent who took uo interest in public questions affecting the well-b e ing of a whole nation. Christian electors should conscientiously try to ascertain who amongst the candidates were most likely to promote the public welfare, and to vote accordingly, and not from considerations of friendship, rank, or personal advantage. The approaching election was one in which religion was specially Fixed up with politics. It was not it. They won dered at if the clergy took an earnest part in They , did not cease to be citizens when they became ministers ; and when religion was intimately , connected with a poli tical contest, they were to bo justified if in a proper spirit they advocated their conscientious views. Ho hoped all contest proteetanta would be faithful to their convictiens at this important crisis, and do their utmost to promote a system of legislation which would usher in a new day for Ireland, wherein the church, no longer having to contend against the prejudicescreated by inyudice, and no longer fettered and weakened by alliance with and de pendence upon the state, would male peaceful and happy progrees, and Ireland become more tranquil, more loya l, mote protestant, and thus more truly free and prosperous. TnE NEW BISHOPS.—The ceremony of confirm ing the election of the Very Rev. W. C. Magee, Dean of Cork, to the hisherie of Peterborough, took place Faturda morning at the pariah church of St. Mary-I: Bow, The coeseerstion of the Bishop of ' place am:, a. also of the Bishop of Barbadoes took y pdarkingids. Whitehall. There was an intention that tie Hon. Royal IL who has been nenehealed to the biehopria of UT, should be coasemolsd at the same time, bat it is said that there was scam delay in preparing the legal documents. Nothing tranwhel ta rd to the oossecration of Ilr. Ifamaels, taw hos been agpeiated Bishop of Pieter maritzburg, fa i s limbos d - Natal, or of Yr. 'Turner, who has ben Mktg ef Grafton and Armidale (New South W ), he oloa to the Right Rev. Dr. G who was metortuaitsly drow. Dr. the n rattan, ew Bishop of Pat, will ned be en in his cathedral in the comes of slew days, and will maw ddioceseiately afterwards enter upon the active duties of his CRYSTAL PALACE. —HIJF-A-CROWN DAY. BM:RDA; Nov. H.—Admission by season titbits, 6,718 ; ditto oa moist, 886 ; total vied." GAOL [Adverigismsont.3-11oukwAy's Outrun' AND ja a :r im a Ses a t e kle i rg ae = sw ehrh ist. have bora here Ws hem he et if el idN earn. ffbe admiral ea et eat 01111 b. with ereerleTletet . heseelleMadi" Oh° PS* OW eg i eglEC =meth isseemine etreeters, year. PitorosED BANtirET AT BRIGHTON TO Mt AMERICAN Minurrea.—On Friday last an influentially attended meeting was held at the Town-hall, Brighton, in order to carry out a desire that as the American samider the Hon. Iteverdy Johnson, will shortly be the guest, in Brighton, of Mr. George Peabody, they both should be invited to a public banquet. The meeting was called by the Mayor. and was attended not only by members of the cot potation and local clergy, but included represents tives of the visiting, resident, professional, and trading classes. The proceedings were most unanimous. A de putation was appointed to present the invitation, and it Las been accepted by both his excellency and Mr. Peabody, the latter doing so as an exceptional cmcamstance. The banquet will take place on Saturday next. SINGULAR CILUIGE of ELFA.-noN LIBEL.—On Saturday . last, at the Ashby-de-la-7.oucti (Leicestershire) jetty sessions, a singular libel case, arising out of election mattes in South Derbyshire, was brought under the notice of the magistrates. Mr. Henry Wardle, a member of the fiim of Meters. Felt and Co.. brewers, Burton-on- Tient, am rand on a summons taken out on behalf of Mr. Thorium Denscuport, an auction and estate agent at Ashby-de-la-7cs.ch, who charged him with unlawfully and maliciously publishing a certain defamatory libel of and concerning the complainant, on the :teak of October. Mr. Motterani, fur the prosecution, amid his client held several initial tent offices in the district, including surveyor to the highway and clerk to the board of guardians, and at the present time was chairman of the liberal committee for the Button district of the South Derbyshire elo•tion. Of course, in the prceecutor's position as surveyor of the highway. he had many working men to engage and direct. On the I;th ictober the following letter was reeeived and °Fined by one of Mr. Dcarenport s partners:—" William and Charles Hare, on the Gresley list, tell one of our canvassers that they are liberals, but it is evident they refuse to promise their votes, lest you should be dis pleased. N% - ii have assured theta that you would never wish to we undue intluence, more especially as they are employed by you in public capacity as surveyor of eke road. If you would kindly give me a letter the effect, the men may then please themselves." The prosecutor was in London at the time, and therefore did not reply to it, but on the 26th the following was again received:—"l fear my letter of the 16th escaped atten tion. Kindly reply . ' To To these letters the prosecutor wrote as follows :—" Yours of the 16th instant retched hero when I was away from home. I now beg to inform you that Charles and William Hare have promised their votes some time since, and from the opinion of the cha racters of the two men, they will not be induced to vets contrary to that premise." On the 30th Mr. Deavenport received the following :—‘• I am in receipt of your favour of the 28th instant. In the course of my short canvassing career, I never endeayouredto persuade any man to break his , nor have I any intention of attempting it with arles and William Hare. When I wrote You on the 16th they had not promised, nor as liberals did they wish to pro mise, to vote for Greeley and Smith, but I beheveyou have asked them since that date, and therefore used the in fluence which you, as a public servant, mums over them to induce them to vote contrary to their own principles." At the latter letter the prosecutor felt doubly grieves 4 inasmuch us he bad never teen or spoken to the two men about their votes, and ho placed the matter in the hands of his solicitor. Mr. Straight, for the defines, urged that the last sentence in the third epistle did not constitute a libel, and while admitting that the letter was not written with the most discretion, yet submitted there was no offence. After an ineffectual attempt had bsmi made to compromise the affair, the bench committed the defen dant for trial at the amires. . _ PRINTEItte ALMEGIOUPER.—We understand the journeymen portion of the printing profession are supple menting the libend contributions of the master printers, authors. and others interested in literature, by sending round their offices solicitation lists for subscription; towards completing the 1,000 guineas required to erect the celebration wing, before the 2,000/. bequeathed by the late Mr. Henry Wright can be made available for building the remaining wing. Upwards of 500 guineas towards the 1,000 have *heady been subscribed, and if a vigorous effort is now made, the desired object will shortly . be accomplished. The almshouses are now fully occupleA, hence the necessity for providing additional room to admit those who are now making application to become inmates. Subscriptions (which are urgently needed) will be thankfully received by the collector, Mr. C. rope, 14, Deibi-stm•et, Argyle-square, W.C. TIE LORD KWTORSIIIP OF EDINBURGH trin vssurr.—The election of a Lord Rector for Edinburgh University In room of Mr. Carlyle, whose term of aka has aradreil, took place on Satuuky. The students, who form e constituency, brought three candidates to the via :—Mr. James YoureilL Yr. Ruskin, and Mr. Robert Lowe. The polling took place between eleven and one o'deck, but Mr. LOWes name was withdrawn by his oomasithee about a quarter put eleven, after he lad =0 votes. At the does the result of th e p o ll wee to be as follows:—For Mr. Monereiff, to ; for Mr. Ruskin, 426—majority far Mr. bfauereit 182. The students, is the course of the polling, amused themselves by throwing ppeeaa.e and flour at each other. There were one or two unfits, but none of them serious. FIRE IN THE LIVIRPOOL-ROAD. Yeatarafg. about half-peat sae-clock, emu alarm was mead in neighbourhood of the Li -road, IsitrXr ko t ig = sequence of an outbreak of ire tbe longing to the chapel of ease situate in that road. The lower schoolroom was nearly burned out and the awe oiq it delimited. VOLUNTERRS FOR THE Port. —Bowl, Nov. It. —Peaty Dutch and Belgian volunteers for the Papal away have attired here. ___ _ _____ _____ Duirvius mod Co., Deltoid, ors the Wiwi maim/nero i ii :=T r at i =3/:= 1 1 1 zw: do iim e - tor Mims w att _ _corvign el art Zoo& a Badly old t ir d u =on's 1 . Vele Om aloft. Isim rreaVlia = trrirzt ..r=a=aftratrlnusgtre, rtt ttic of VI , yrar. it Wall; 10 , 4;44.1.r . f.-14i.4tif en. 111. a“: nutc•• £4 41.. 1 14. 841: *De &tr.-re:lee, or the awn I . 111.1—n.:,. • th.• fund a:-..011 N. LAff,ss2 1...1 rat neva. d luring tic !car i 0 L 117 .!.. 4 7 , 34., arias; :.• po .r. Vt. reaLo .1 seeetc of 4.4.1017X7, r.• a.. ••!I e 114 Jr:. r. report. The a hole lark. ' ptodteacre •.1 1 r• e.ce. nay then fort be cotoc4ered ae farina MI II. ~.t. ..t r. 41 1, r 111.0Pe eLlsll 4 per oat. ; or if the peons L. • 14. • -•. V&Ill.LIF. al. r..n-ou* . ft! ..; Surtloof per cent. • r.t:3 v.,. in rt. w arcar..newe are £14.344 le. 5d.. and of this 44. La. ban ftmelded to re.M6.1171111.r1... . . • 4 •• • :• 4 .••.4 1., fronts.] ar n•- Ark) id-nttnal in •••••is t. sI VA, y are In* flew tn.'s. of las: yciaz I s •••.} uon, too. appears in the amount of pro. r • ..r: •tor•utaniA. may ut tht orbs ro•aaaurial Maytior i• .•1 y unto,tbrr • f tnntaorn.mit az. lota than Ulnae of latit yeor by ; i•Nr.• hut tlei atil include cluing... inearrel m Y.e • t ttic the, 44ht.,11 !mot Adloorbed by the Company. lb* A ' .1. • .41.10 , h. , :aadiug inhonw-thy. ia at the rote • , ,•,, is rent. on th e Una thethth. _ 11.; i4Zaa4, la; i4iiol;ll= BALANCE SHEET. 1 a LtABIL.IIII.t. 11U - 10 - et ;•. T( ri. %re ( d••• •4 to ..1 Ila.t ...oral end ' •dditi . ol//1 °Men 13 . - 111 t rtt.. mpaud tr.cd.) , 1,1•14111 111 . 11 . 4 r 1T.13.. "Ibt7 el Ar . 4 $ 7Zi:;;;i0 , :•'1.:i.47.7". iktp!a, land as lollort Wail:: Li 03004410 H 173,791 10 0 111//0110 9 41 T 1 Ca. Art. tiotd I.t :o di: to, d.0.....a.i=tt . d:ttc. v.v.:room. Ihtro ditto fand.”.l rectuitles LAto ditto tettaporary oemritie. r. r.t IT t.a. of on Ll* above Investutorto c a. t. and 14M. r. to of the Company . .. polities •g. nt= Lion. to S. Ti,' at e. unto No. , :t 4.1 l.nminou lOC. re-tosturtacto a~rr.. C. 3116,11111 1 3 .. L 1.450,772 5 T .. 1 , 3.579 17 10 317,136 5 5 479,1115 13 3 . 142,421 0 11 _ 14111 7 I =.504 S 9 159,V43 14 9 57,112 0 41 . 112,450 II 0 3.5011,107 18 0 811,1510 13 9 Tatra 117.3116,198 1 3 laismitioe. and approved, THOMAS ALI MST, • HENRY WISE I t reed dime...Rion of the emnparirli fatale in Arnim by this oonx : meowing. it with that for lad, it will be observed list 1..1 col- 10,4 ISLII4CIIt. have been made on mortgage and In the 4 •• • 11 fund., and that about Llloni mor, /mete.% adeateed tbe mpany'. polidee. Enehirli . ., of the mum halo value t 4 the future premiimia , the sande ameautt to 34. 71. .:in otkm of Ow Company io now onnotitgtool as follow. IL. It wht If on. KW JOHN YOUNG. Bart., 11L.G.H., f2wannan. ln 11-LIAM ruu.ouricic 1.. E. LA lit:E. Eng.. bopuW(2.ininnwo. f Lb,. -161.4.10. n. !soot Jo-hua 1,011.1% Md. Fail. IL. If ISt lIVIIIhnIftII,n, E.g. Um.* MurraL L Emq. 1 ...“1.% I hat& mi. Erg. Ptulap Ikea. . 1...: Lul.. r Lat. Lan. 1.. G.L. Goon.e 1.....ng1. ..NI.. ._ •,!•• A. 17 rt - 1' , V 43, At.gru.tu, 1:u) Y.ll. V R b. • wri lin. R. Hcl. tont.. v.e. Tlholuae4 tudt Ms fleasaLraxice,Eri. Adsuir.6l . and L 1 F 1: OFFICE. Lombard•ortr.44. Low lon. E.C. V LIVE AI4OIIItANCk I. in ord.., to profile, mut be alrediud WIXOM add bard-street. KC. Lemmata:a to the Compan' Lom BURBAN LAND aad COILP•I4 Y Punclit.r.%•atre-nt, Z.C. at FOUR PLILMNT. DITZIUMIT. en none of £lOO and upwards It IgNATHA ear NLTAYLOn. Socrotary. one of the beet LIOUNES I. Open situation; fine views; 11 Int rato, order. Ifrnt, prollnen thepromins,TheArnnon.l.slllag, MACE, Upper Westbourne .. FAMILY ILIIIBION to LET. No. ith every aomvotaienco Ron; SOO. or Mr. ILIJITIN.4. QuesoYee4 SHED APARTMENTS to , living in a lane handsome hones Motion and the omnibuses for the rawimerooss handsomely furnished, ledmones, with tot M aod friends would Ind thi s karst de- zithw eilw . Board Malred. IL. canto( L BUIYOUVIL 41, LBOO ADVANCED ham metros* rawiraavear, law p lammilart.. al all U Is rroristar CM Or sies z sa =ir Imam lit• i;okelos, FLUID MAGNRSIA. " reir.26.717"71 0f Hoot, amt InolZora i l for d. fosse ounotnonona, eaponally and la toato. —lf I N ICYOILD and Ow, • Lorton. and of an sew abandons _ . /EB.—A grateful fatla. r i9l hoot Of d mmo f., .dl who wioll • which hlo olsoohtor rt-0h.r.0l een.unnrtfo afh•r boring bowl even opolooll of by h., toth , o, n .....11.k.0.w0 ...outooood prootho. t., kr.). p." Aditoow IMO W ,t-garden, 7 lare-iner: and approved, I • «eat dirporitioa rof the n : int eunipanns it with 1.1 Itat 111,11,21Ye11t0 have be •II fond sod that aboi tbeConitony'« poly «et, thi «ale« og the !Mary I ir:3 , 34. 71 / «.irretian of the ronlaa7 i IL. night Hon. Kir JOHN Yol la I I.LIAM FULLILILICIC 11k 1 1.1,10.11, it..l. 'II, If ISt lIVIIIhnIAIDn. • ..411• fl I Leta. Ml, Ere. Lat. Earl., i ..10r1 A. Lee. Aoiroetur ritry YR S. port 1•h. e. Hr.b toile vai A1;1)I tN it 11: Frtollirk..ll.ll. P. Low W,•[ • Llt ISION —NEW I. • it the next rhythms of paw I. 11.•11.711A/6 NEAT. App y for mood Porno axed Istr, or the Heeraary.ll, Len . . LONDON and SUI 111.:11.111NO Otlieete—No. IMA. F limey reeky* .1 on LEYOBIT a pipet able en short notice. FIVE PER PENT. allowed deposited lug not keg than ewe J yi ) • 1.71t/i.EY.—To LET, • L. tle eonnty at the rental. rent.. I we.* and tidier-a—Pr rob —Apply table. PRICE, co t ▪ : m Ne. )(ANTI N. S. 4 4 0 . 1114 IiELAMERE-TERRAI terrwe. W.—Fintelamir 1.1 it thr. terrage, replete with Li, .y I« slew to the premiere: c 1.. C. _ . fa; I PERIOIt FURNIF4I 1.17`, in • pirate family. e.. • .15. Weethoungspark • I !.ty 4.1.41 W. A large rind th.f. p.opt 1 411.... m. Moe I.rothees or fri loathe Lion. No ehildrien ur ' Iteerverreei. iaehatirgaL Addam s Lealur..,..rd, 1;4).41.14,r. MONEY. -1:20 to El dia4l7 on turrdtuye, wt heel& nay be repaid by -ay inn hard Teems. iaelueive. lniee I=ll4 at the FiliTAvd 01 Advances ea lege DINNEFOND'I4 The lardiral prufewiten • tharypure gelatine of Illegueeire • Ibe Meinael, Hrertbern, H«adn as the Igoe land apvirat for adapted for Lgebre,ftiblren an. flgariete, CP, New Ileattotrt , t throughout tbe world. CCIIIHUMP'TIVEh .yiuue• ;a l l kr uf."li" piton , I try) fanning:deer. 1 , 1 , 1..1 iph).4.1:4., awl fr o e Las 1.016 , 411,4 , 0111ti1s r. • 'poop A "• Y Pl " , 1.1. 04 a 1../.4•14-1 VAST SOMERSET ELECTION. - OUT- V ItATTI OTZRIS in &ebbe, to eep the peet 4Dolanel PINNZY nod MOWN N, with inftew =ga elestiee. Ewe& lain iation by to the NIVOLLS Bewebety. Mend llegtotastion AreelettawA gasiseqwwe. Wedialn•Ser, &W. EA6T SUFFOLK ELECTION.-OIIT-VOTE R 8 adrift to 'import Coked ADAIR sad T. SUTTON WEPTERN, Esq.. In connexion' with the Ineettum may obtain iatottootios by opply to the THOMAS MOOLLS SOBER thee Mary. inseol Restotrotion Amoselottes &Wa ,A QUOISHIOVAMO. Wept:Wster, EAST SURREY ELECTION.-OUT-VOTERS to support tbe Hon. P. & LOCHHHING. and imailyn esb4l ll7l.TON. Yap , tante:lon with the klmtaon, may obtain interninbene by applying to the THOMAS 1110OLLE I.OIIHRTIA eirimiary. Mend Basistintion anneetWlla, Qiaten.quare, Weetmhiter, &W. VAST BIM= ELECTION.—OUT-VOTERS daar r w ... w w!_JORS GROREit DODSON. Reg.. and Lord EDWARD CAVMODISH. in eminstion with the Nlectios, may obtain information by applying to the THOMAS NIOOLUI ROBERTS. Sees Mary. Metal Registration Association. 1. tineemegaare. Weitramoter, S.W. M ID -KENT ELECTION.—OUT-VOTERS de- Cris" to support Lord JOHN HERVEY and FRANCIS S. HELD, Leg., in anuses:ion with the approaching Mkotion, may obtaia information %trying to the undersigned YLB NICOLLS ROBERTS. Secretary. Liberal Registration Aseociation, 6, Queenognaco, Westnimekw, . NORTH LANCASHIRE ELECTION.-OIIT VOllOlB derisive to Rapport the Marquis of HARTING TON, to connexion with the app VA Meetim. may obisin Informatics by amine to the and • WWI MC* ROBERTS. Soczystfery. Liberal Registration Amoeiation, Queen.eounre, Westaihmter, S.W. NORTH WARWICKSHIRE ELECTION.- OVTXOTERS desiring to suppo rt G. F. 11C7c17 Lac., and E F. FLOWER, E.q.. in with the ay =r2 Election, may obtain information by_applying to the THOYAS NICOLLY ROBERTS. Secretary. Liberal Regiatration Am idec ciation. 5. Queanalicace, liVestrui &W. SOUTH DERBYSHIRE ELECTION.-OUT VOTERS desiring to Puppott THOMAS WILLIAM EVANS, Erg., and CHARLES R. COLVILE, Hwy, to connexion with the approaching Election, O zany obtain inionnation by implying to the un dt rostra TMAS NICOLLa 110BEHTS, - ac crwary, Libeled Regixtratien h Association, I. Queen.equare, Woctosinagew. 5. W. MOUTH-EAST LANCASHIRE ELECTION. ouTxtyn.fts &atria, to appport 11. YATES THOMPSON, Ego., and th , Right Poo. FREDERICK PEE,L, la OIMJI , MiOII WWI th. appriachini: thwtiota, nay obtain information by applying to entlervigtail. THOMAS RIOOLLS HOBRATtI. Seandloo. Meta: litigstrut 1 , Associiithoo. a, tguagaaiplaga, W , ..trohigtor, SL ROUTH LEICESTEESEIRE ELECTION. OUT-VOTERS &Atha to support THOMAS TERTIUS PILOLT, Eq.,* ceencaien with the . =21 . 17 Election, no obtain tafersoatiaa tff applyir g NI to the THORAS COL=RCMERIS, Sweary. Lama 14 glitiation 1411.111114QUAre, SOUTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ELECTION. GI T-V(11E1114 &miring to support Lon% ritEDEILIcK FIT7ROY, in ,onns•zioo sit h sppro.c . h• *Main information by appOini to tho "HO Aa NICOLLO RO ; rl4, I,,ervtory. Litnal Resirtirsti6u Aloorzrtion 4 44utenotiuskay. SOUTH SALOP ELECTION.-OUT-VOTERS &airing to 'lmport R. JASPER MORE, E.g. in nonnezion with 11. , apprenelung h . -notion, my °bona infernietuin by apply ing to the undersigned. THOMAS NICOLLA ROBERTd, anoretaiy. Mena Reek:ratioe atognater. n Amortatlon,_B, Queenorpiaye, • W &W. SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE ELECTION. OUT-VOTERS desiring to support Lord HYDE and Biz ROBERT N. C. ILLMILner Hart. , to connexion with the i i ig i r e z i =El.-etiom may obtain information by gp= t r a thie THOMAS El (JOLLA ROB= Liberal liegisiration Assosistion. ariorm-oriasha Wortminstox. B.W. eIiOUTH-WEST LANCASHIRE ELECTION, b 0.7 Oln-VOTERI4 doodring to oupport the Right Hos. W. E. gLADigyoltg, M.P., and HENRY R. GRMSPELL. Esq., M.P., oassuzion with the approarhing Mention, may °Mats informa tion by applying to tho underpimowl. TIIOIIA/1 MOOLLS ROBERTS. flooretary. Liberal Registration Amocuition, 6, Qammaguaro, 1 1 7,-natinstor, S.W. WEST KENT ELECTION.-OIIT-VOTERS tbedriair impriert Bir JOILV LUBBOC,M. Bart, arid WILLIAM ANIIIME , IMIN, Baq eminecion witb I to ap prosehme li:leatioa, may *Maui information by applc 7 tbe oadeatignoe. THOMAS NIOOLIA ROBERTS, Liberal Regiaarettail Alimaa•Maril. Queenequare, Weatialaster, B.W. WEST GLOUCEBTEIIB.IIIRE ELECTION, OUTMYTEI(I4 diwirins to ',import Colonel KINUSOOTE, ('.8., and SAMUEL N. MARLING. Loi.. in connegnm with the apprew hing litietion, way obtain inforwation by applying to the anderidgwed. 7110YAk N 10rOLIE ROBERTS. Secretary. Liberal Reed:ration Aw eeiaUoo 0. Quiewrequare, WeetnJneVy. SW. WEST SURREY ELECTION.—our-vorms Seising to rapport FREDERIC PENNINGTON. in eollnexius Intl] the apprAtAxi.4 Election. may obtain informntion by hiVITIng to the oreiercigned. TBGBWI ROBERTS Masi Beentration Aniociation, C. Qteieweanoce, •, escreiary. Weetinineter, 11. W. §gi E C 0 N D - H A N 1.) FIRE and BURGLAR-PROOF RAFEB-3efore burrAmirs nd for Griffits' Xotithly LA of Mafia, by Miner Marr, Thomas Perry and nowa pride of • Whitfield, and every dart maim. at about half tier pride of new. • guaraater n with earlh. A large qquantity of Titan's Sal" Aapir t IaktIFFITIIB,. 43, Oannonuttst,tO. HOW COLD IT ILtS BEEN.-NEGRETTI and neletrated THERMOMETERS ea enc. redly monster the loweet temperscurv. Prine 113, Hattne-trarden ; M, enrnbill ; 122 Ragent.street ; and l&I, Fleet•etrrv!t: and t V•roltal Palace. Br& nheaa. IMPORTANT SALE OF CABINET AND UPIIOIATERY FURNITURK—Merres. HARMING MAD. DOI, sadetropolitan BIRD, hi to Ye, Fore-street, 11%etip er n by the M leeway to give up their ea wet after the let Woreasber, the white et their 4,llLhal SIOCIIC et COS! PRICK , PNOFORTES (Collard, Broadwood,....lkal— Several excellent PIANOS, host odlow two of the ? ye r*tabard 'oho's' la depot wawa sod adOelleed, soda patistweed eetbefe la manta til Dna wood. all lowly sew and quite at venweally low grim. Asads4etHeawakeaw t•eitswe eoetages et lie eat tull tone, 0 the beat with ell the West lesolia, at le weber. eft very eieurt mow st u STUrrra ll =re. =la. M i ke 4C COAL.—OBOBGB J. 00C1132.1{LL sad 00. Hot comb cob Ommb Ilmo—il. OmodilL palbeisit riess. M., See, nloth, HINTS for the PRACTICAL STUDY of the HOMEOPATHIC METHOD, Mi the steams al oral Dr = al e w with Owe. Br E. C. Luarinu.s., M.D.- - Adds kw boobs reel practical vales which Hatlieh autea—Brit. Jews. Hem dOe., and Ileadtaad awl Oa FRAHM KakSINIII64II. pA2IB, AOC No &MOW The From of this evening devotes an aril& lel the speech of Lord Stanley at King's Lynn, and' Amp that the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs did not take a sufficiently impartial view of the situation of France. It is quite natural, says the Alsace, that we should be pre-occupied by the formation of a great centralised military power on our eastern frontier, and it is not to ns but to Prussia that Lord Stanley ought to give counsels of moderation. We could have desired that the Moab& Foreign Minister, while declaring himself in favour of peace, had not presented so easily to his hearers a prospect of events which would not be likely to re-assure public opinion if they should happen to take place—such as, for example, the unity of Germany under the le adership of Prussia. However, adds the France, this language does not alter in any way the present situation of Europe. THE REVOLUTION IN RPAIN.—GREAT MEETING IN MADRID. MADRID, Nov. 14. General Prim has addressed a circular in re sponse to a request made by nearly all the Cap tains-General for an increase in the provincial General Prim declines to accede to t=i cations, declaring that the government reckons upon the support of the enlightened ma jority of the nation, and that any augmentation would raise the army to a figure far above what the country could bear. The circular announces the concentration of a considerable body of troop. in New Caistille, which, thanks to the numerous railways and telegraphs, could be instantly de spatched wherever it might be necessary. The subscriptions to the national loan amount to 6,684,000 crowns. all JOHN NAY ON TSB NAVE THE HEAVY BOMBAY MALTA Nov. 18. The Peninsular and Oriental Compani's steam ship Mard is, Captain Lockie, with the heavy Bombay mails, has strived. She brings 90 punning's, 0 1 ,006 geal or 6,13461.), and a general cargo. On the ttli instant e hheavveye, voke the steamer Ripon the 7thr_ the Ceylon• the 6th, her Majesty's ship Bristol, in let. 37 dem 32 min. N., long. 9 d . E. under all sail; and on the 11th, the steamship g, off Cape St. Vincent. The usual Egyptian fleet, the French ship Andromaque, and her E late , a i r s t i ron i a cinet rere at i Al a illintirtit her ship Hibernia. GIBRALTAR, Nov. 10. The colonial secretary honed the following official notification on the 4th, cautioning all seafaring persona from landing on the Riff coast An instance has lately occurred of a master of • British vessel landing on the 1111 coast for the purpose of communicating with the inhabitants of that diatiict, whereupon be was seized by the Arabs and carried off into the interior, although subsequently released. Masters sad crews of ;meets are therefore warned against landing on any part of the Moorish territory where officers appointed by the Sultan do not reside. By infringement of the regulations of the Moorish government with respect to customs and quaran tine laws masters will not only expose their lives and the property entrusted to them to danger without being en titled to put forward any claim for redress, but are liable to prosecution and penalties for breaking the said laws." The American war steamer Cananduigua, from Havre, arrived on the 2nd, and the American sloop of war Swartara put to sea on the 6th. The following British vessels have arrived here during the pest week : Steamers Malta, Danube, and Luxor, from Liverpool; Cadiz, Edith, and Den* from Lo ndon : Valetta and Spartan, from Glasgow ; Ceylon, from Southampton ; Limerick, from Cardiff; Asttrte, from Newcastle ; schooner Onward, from Cardiff ; and William and Sarah, from Swansea ,• brigantines Tyne, from Newcastle, and Eros, from Cardiff. Her Majesty's ships Pallas, ItAslpole. and Skylark are in the harbour ; also the American war steamers Franklin, Ticonderoga, and Canandiagoa. TIM BELLING INTNIPIJICUMM at SO area; Sp i =tot kr sec sidling and ether Manama Tea nee and a 1 W. Hares i rl wim Yr. P. O. Ealissel : . r 1 s air Spada 1 Kr. J. Petbanets Dallies: 6 to! apt fghtesre, 11 to 1 apt Parladada, 4to 1 art Keg ot lia 6to 1 age Prier, and 10 to 1 age any oil.: • . ._ __ _.. _ ... . __ _ _ The wirer ins add to ILL Paha/sad {dry. lb. Penman winner fee being med lag of fa the forfeit Opals. Aa trim tan head against w w ' THN Br. ALYANS OIAWD ANIMAL lIITEMPUICEMIC la 15 inVIR end), to ft, and 6 if dselarad, with WA WM. Thies sem and a half. iss subs. 11 of whom dealasaL) Itr. V. 81. Joita s W o r Mr. A. Yates'. Dad Paidett's Royal Irish Felber Betts: Rs, as Royal Irish Tadßes:, Ittri 11 apt Oigfallow, 4 t.l estrAda and siei~psiq. Mee !film zee armies of 6 ame. each. 1 if, with SO aided; lid 7lb each ;s and other aSowalicea. Three seem (IS sate.) Mr. Orem'. Psathie Mr. Co:'. Leotard. Betting 7t04 oa lantard, and Ito 4 art Pealsl9. TIM 84 Ulna HTLLTLIOCIIAIIC PLAIT Of 30 eina ; 1144 Tb each. Once round (about me n& and a Mt). Mr. Mabry'. Pirate Thconee's Aurora Mr. FaUrea Wild nee 0 lkttiag: • to 4on Pirate, 4 to I apt Wild bet, and JO to I art (at int 4 to 4 fra) Aurora. The t eial servieta under the dome of St. Paul's ea will be resumed in the first weak at the now THE INDIA AND CIILNA MAIL 44. r. !CM/ • • gARTHQUAKII in SNGICAND,--Nalit .Leels2r, LI. afg= esaraary. DIM , rarrodur. , Pray. Yr Loans au •" Thor War Tarr l , Tttritaal Pristlead Oarsa .4 , der Our _ 7;111 1 1 sad 5. br and larrbirt Orr of ft~ . Virlfarroaa. eatirird art Omaha% " Itilairstber with Wirvid Mift.--At the ROYAL iaa, o►Too POL IC.