The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-25 00:00:00

" /•' 4~!'~~~c • . _—.6...-.c...- t.'. {B, • GOODS, GAINEFORD, and 00., BOROUGH, . - I R . NEWSPAPE Y . i ....__ • CIARPIff WANIZOVEMOCEE la aril rr gion TIAMOON OAR ra RECEIVED 7 0 jt L. 4111 1 ir 13 tit %%f . • SUPER/OE IiEV/1:W MAN U YAC WILED EXTL?ibI VE BROW-ROOMB UON 1' AI :4 IRG 11},D11 BADE and BEDROOM KJ EN MULE, .E. BRAES and IMON BEDOTEADE of ovpry SIM N... 6,1,07. s S I,ONDuN, FRIDAY EVI NINA, SEPTEMBER 25, ISO& O NE RE,sNy . 119, 120, 'l2l, 22, 123, BOlf.o U 6 - 117 -kit. 04 111 F. ()AIN tin/14D, and Co., BOROI7OI I cAI , PIO, WAIUMOVIRIONIFIN ajt , III.TIT IFIRPRIMP CARPNTO. HAVlwolim ettirrrs. ks.\ IS ,••• *Lat.& riautas, C. FAININI .t.- It( r..ei 1%,, • \ .t.A1,1.11, Bit.% I{ FUANIFURI 8. r: .1.. T 1:.% I AY. raf. rIIN - virrcim to lIR , MP wi I I , c• I I. .4 . 1 . !111 . 10 1.1 V/ t:4) Et. i• mid I 1.1. - .1 .• Eototo AUeLloil Ofs s•, 04 21 .2 .0 •.. 02.2... i. Imo .• Ijr true s•tl. II or P. , o. A .. .6 ....iv *a . 11.. I I 1:11. l'urt 16Atatca lot AAA., atttl art 11.10....a.§52, 2 • ••• , si•• 2 2142, 4.., t 22 i••• lrt, anc rr, Ir. $1 t.) Yes*, UttE4ol, tt.. .11 Wore. and Hu ebargy U. 1••19 MlCbollt • %ALIO Of ;t4411, t.. LAI ag. ht. 4. Sax-. b) no,tu l It 1g4,4410, {me. iakrunitg Mor}, /02..noodooted 'salty port of UN wintry. • I ..t t!.r 4 3 11.,LLA'1, 111LALK1r, 11411 I it— kr. W. 11. K JN. SHIT IJ \ CAnyllLLk : I,Alitl, by Haut7 J. Byron.: bonnet r Mental tun,* hous. periorlitalate WWI the 111.1 , 110 all. Os% 5- 11Livlaa, tuowdal yid ga 'alt. alidlelal). 1 1.;i1b=“01 ark•ar LV at warn, : u amaiwthis 114 IL 114TAILLAUEN CM 111(0AI ABROAD. (1011101/011 ILLIMA . II AGEIIIOT.) THE tiTATE OF !;PAIN. DRAMA. swat. r 010, SO floss,' slab. .1. la u pion. Ler m.uutrl • tv.v. tram tS• plc— 'tilt THE LANCASHIRE LASS, at a q uarter to H. -a "Ito. As aluavtratUdo 6. favour of ' The Lonoialkinv lArf aro food aud Ult4DlWOUP."—Tunes. MALTA. VALET l'A, BEPr. 21. A sharp shook of earthquake was felt hero sit 9.4 this mo►ning, but no damage was done. 'The Chiltern has 1 ransferrud the ends of the, Maas and Alexandriarublo to the Howideria,whieh will leave on Naturday, accompanied by the Fin djmion and Newport. NEW ROYALTY. BANK ut SCOTLAND. • .t N 1 , 1 , 1•111 E. A. Ni•itame-Ittee. ?t 11. s anal CILIWITB err 1&4131,10 FR= of j...N.N.bouttteotLart, North of 11114411 aid ..t th,• prietipel Wow retitle ecnitittentel a trope. Bntralt okay sod tortley 00Untry throtertr Ull Es FEN TON. Coneral M 4ftlieet. ~;;'. .1 , FlKEand LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANT, ism. No. IL lonitionlaireet, London, E.C. -otiorrlte d Modal, Two Millirem T. c.l towelled rondo upwards of rd. 741.00). • i et& Income nowarde of tetoon. • t••• , II EH} BY SIVENT. that FIRE POLICIES wtiinb . r tii Il AE.L.M.Lti =owl be RENEWED within r or wrath the ikatpwors sesta thavoudb&it LW, .• ire die come •Old. . • now have the Dement of the lediwed duty at L. 4d. aod other iatnatizaqijLo4 a he , Mrapsay's .39TANIISHAD LOH ' I EAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE it ASSURANCE SOCIETY. ,h 1 Cheavade, London, EC. • ...P.] Ay Orenial Het of Par ifah and Vitt Via, asp. D. • ....nag amnial penuinuns, and saws asrfired paystge daring . oats atonntaipas sEssad to pitinpilisittera by this Sorriets. • prolt^ appla4l. tu••• w .stingy uolung the fin =wad at t date. and af WT./anis .n mailing We pulir7 payabid atirinar • . this naportant what - Awe Drum assured without the payment . addltloual pnolltuu. ANDREW FRANCIS, Seonstary. ONDON tutu eArIit;RBAN LAND and sru.nnors COMPANY 011eso—Nn 1.A.1 Posrlittrohednist ai L.C . . if oritraad DLINMIT at YOUR PEE INTEREST, ▪ otoUe. . PER CENT. r it allowed on nano of LIN sod upwards is • foe sot boo than one year erriain. JONATHAN TAYLOR. Sereetary. EDICAL EDUCATION. - ST. MARY'S g kIOSPITAL P4:1100L, PADDINOTON, rnll . octet., 1, 11411 In addition to th e Grua] econiera, theedal . . le provided b Operative Dither Forgery and B• 11.11101., , • Aural, and Dental !lathery. 0011111161StiVe Anataw, , f, sod Pathology ; all of which are taught pr. . &hen e as ln•ture. INT Frappe..tug apply to r OMIT. Dean of the Nihon!. I ET, a FURNISHED APARTMENT, for man. indite tire labiate& walk at • railway statlan. . r or talk. Carat+ melt. 4 -IX-HORSE POWER STEAM-ENGINE, LACKETT, for BALL cheap. It iv wort:bur itL.trftm/, fn—Far further priVea 641017 to 6,11'a. 4 llseNet•striet. eassber7-ealtsalt NEV.-4:2( to gboo ADVANCED mune ....Ay ou furrlture, ornltinit roolnyv..l, poblicdty .y t,r n patd t y easy tnotainDOlNlL No thaw ot all if dn. ,INa incloyove, lipio cent lki• £I snit over). —Apply , e t th e itti TATE orneEN, 7 . nogitlonipta-olmot, R /Ovum... on Lonna. tHe E INVESTMENTS for CAPITAL • • • r dft mewed 10 to e l e g g i arat z. N c tu r L a wn mik outlay. .HARY'II IbrOrptcsuber Number Dom remo. OH..E.HOLDERS. INVEzTORS. TRT/OTTER. • • the above Cirenlat • safe. valuable. and Mishit. rode. • *. E (+HARP and Co.. Sharebrokerl, JS Pouitry. Lnrloa INEA SHERRY, Pale or Golden, 21e. per *aft aad dokicss•. Tha. wize has. already • groat • -.. as . &flaw wills. PORT. far invalid., M.., cede be umnanand sa • read. wheieso ,me nn•l no.thtni ..b &MI eiscriag• trek by }NYMAN ead lON% MI. , lIT SUMMER WINEB.--Good Bordeaux pt. donna.: Saabs% Ida.; Buillioldilk i ; Owls Wan in BooksbeutelN 305.; etill Hock &Da 1 , • :1. and "n" ; Hoek and Mound" OP; M. 4 ,0 and Ha. Tenn/ mash, and earriege frau • "nd PONS, 4sl. We* Rtnind I; INAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION. ISSIL • ,:ebeted old IRISH WRIBILY gained the Drsuig F MEDAL. -It to pure, &Belem, sad very • n.e. Sold in bottles , Se. id. web. at the retell homes hi ; by the unite in the priaelsal towns as England; et • • •aar, at e. Gnat Wiadrolllabeet, Leaden. W.—Oteeree the sink label. and tart branded "Ehmahaa's LL Whisky.* ( IXYGENATED WATElL—Sletiping in London goring the moon it dot like sleeping in the frank air of the • ..intry ; bat refreshing and 'petrolatum/ etfeete clay be obtained e• an even*. dral•ght et Qameinated Water, tete), been the LA t ,RATOBT. %.LONWACAA. sthrough toy &magi* to sew enntaltaillit PM.1,4 rHARCOAL PIPEI4.-ALEX. S. PATER:4ON ‘, and Co.'s PATE.? CHAROOAL PIPE is the sweetest and .Let minima pipe ever produced. Sole Condense, F. B. DA , • L Cita' lap rter, tin, High Holborn, London. Sample, poet • I. stamps. The publie rte eautioned wind purchases, sal. ..ne are mune unleee stamped, " Patented Jan. 13, • • T•• pre • wv.nr-r ^M. 0,04.-nt"fl with 110.ftre,h. 1 lIAN OF Olel'ES (Collard, Broad wood, ) excellent PIANOS, including two of the 7-octave • r tr ann . ! pritaimt fn elewint walnut and 'floweret& by and a patentgrandeotinge Walnut by Atha& • . trly new and quite perfect. at unueuelly low previa • , • • the oupenor new patent 7botave °Atmorea of fine and • f the beet manufacture. with all the latent improve r• runway or in very elegant cameo at 15 - • rt advantageous. ingtruments in England. at I i • and r Moorrateatreet.l3..re... F: C. ( ',LAT SALE of FUILNITURE, Carpets, • T 9 (else. bedews& Within, nrholotorY. awake, . • long clothe, bed tick*, etillt wis„ cou:tormnee, • • • • . to tinkle 10001 for ext,neive site and erraLe prilmisee. —WM. WAIN E'B, Eti to 138. trwinctoe • Mtn TS•07 , 4••• • ••• •t ',Anil. ' HAIN LI ILE and U KOLA ft-i•YAnito • •A!LS--Beinr« parehaidn4 send for OMARUM Monthly - by Hier, Marc, Thome, Perry and SOD% Idonbui, and every eminent maker. at about half the prior -• A ' f dinaittio• IMOD wi ~h. A tame yof 'Penn'. el 2 lte. Apply to GRIFYITS th II..43. quantit Gannonotreol, LC. I I A 1:1t1Sli CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well ' • I , etevllene• ear only be bad at BL closet Etwitellotreek • MIPIOUR Gatos. The rem beet ravel frame v • 1.. ISo. and 11A—TROYAII BARRIS and 8021 ". . it; J . . publie wawa pennon wing their masa lair " •• On IC., travell.rot or merit. MEY, TAILOR. • ,se nycHritcuirraicrr, FITTING GARMENT*. Moderst* Cbarges• IthESNMAKING.—MiIs LAKE, having expe- F : •.-urtanta. per•onally attends ladios sal executes &A.,. fr. r,11.:1 lAA. of Loudon and wuburbs punctually, ou the • Poperior lift off. style. sod finiab guarantee/ - • rut.- or•b•ro by peat sooaufftly attended to.—Yll4, Crab •••••- L•oth•rood. Illookary• Ai ARK yrur LINEN with BOND'S PERNA NENT MARIIINE/ INK ; need in the MET and Ithyl.W • • •?• r •e., n d almost every family. for securing wearing ••••• • aeainst lose or mistake. This Ink does not corrode t., 4,f the toast fabric. and cannot be equalled for block . • ~illig.o 4 g r Is. per bottle. Prepared only by EB. at l.• his teetreet, London. 8.C., and sold by all • • ei•d litationera Trade wart—" An UnieonL" r.. HUwdlcD , SITILGEON DENTIST, A home trom L lA 'r till '. (kmonsitathill has .1 'RN UUbNELL anti Co.'s CHERRY TOOTS p.verE is greatly superior to any Tooth Ponder, sirs the . losal hits whitenein. protects the enamel from daisy, and a plesoinr homilies. 6n the breath. Pries le. ad. I )IIN CONNELL and Co..' PATENT TRl s' ()MAHON, sr uwwly.ierealed HAMS/WPM the peculiar • eocul countruetion of whith socomptielow the two eperatiouo of sod polishing ohooltasteouel . eh Upper Thames. • • .A, tote of 19, Three latagwourt. Logo Lewdest. 4 kNOLD and 80N8' IMPERCEPTIBLE 1111.7titiES &0kayed...44.0t to hr the lighttat and mood contort ado tram inv.atott Llaotio Knasotapo, &c.. for raricoar yomo, weaknoso, to • Abdominal bolt .. Hallway Can warts, Crutch., Arttticialto. Haw* Ey.. to and • ory dottoripbon atuninal manufactured b y A.1.1.N0L10 .0 NON & NS and " Wart London. • 13.—Ldrocbona for nenanrement and prices forninled. An es • nooel (.sale to attond on lotion. 1!1' YITIRES.—By __Royal Letters Patent.— ' 110(1-11AHI LEVEE TRINI (Perfected sad •( in the Exhibition., lON and leer an allow.rt by avowals heal nee to to the moat effective invention in the oure no•nt of lirenta T S use of a Mee( , So often . Its effeete. is here avoided, a soft bandage • body. while the reanimate resisti7wer as e by •• my PAL 41.4 P Levan; ti with so much ears ' •• -- et. that it mane be detected, may be worn dor ' • ••i. A deehiptive (Prods, may be bed, and the trues, • • '• .1 by poet, on the edrenniforenee of the body. twe inehre • u., bite, being sent to the maker, Kr. WHITE, tre, ~.,) pysnma. ma, Ina, Ns. Id.. and 31e. Oh tamer" L. HILICAL MUNI ea the muse principle. I i ' ll.EcTlitcrri is LlFE.—Naturft's Remedy ▪ .I.h:rad .pp}Wsbto In the ooze of oil narrow alimente, IAN •• •' •Os oonlyirenta reraion of spirits, soddasitee, he.. by ••••• • - w the Patent SENCTM.O BEIM% winch supply the syrtera Electssoity, and that without ume/oes =whiner, bat . Naha, or wires. Pail details bro. oat or write. ;. ' berreeMien.i XX, No. 1.1. Obarlotteetrwela Efooraeberr• -• ••• M.C. IoCKLE' 8 ANT IBILIOUS PILLS. Is sae tiro 1W 1* Torre ter INDVIIIIMION. I. b< 4 ". 64 IL lil, IL ILL 4e. K. sa4 Us. Cf.iCK LB'S ANTIBILIOIIM PILL M, iti s rote"_ / 7 1 I'APFM/47. ti-M.,Jn a. CO CICLE'fi ANTIB I LIOUH PILLS, In 100 Us+ I.M M par. Mr 110111 , L&INTIL 16 haw AO ati tio 148 M. Ws *4 131 17V Isl flu U'rli kucar).- -'ru Liu LEI% 1 larnialbrd, w very desirable FAMILI . It6 - 4.IIKNOC *ma e1b1124 \ 1..611.141V 'MUMS 1p6,1•1a. 11.11m1.11. 40 *Lb/ Of 1141, VW. 411. r.gbt 01 of et 14/0041 lOW IV re., Tu. wue. P.Oll, •W. it Is I•I,4•ZGAI by V•1141,14.1t . 1.. 61( r an I o.ser.uoi e. &a" cpanksiiii t•4lzum4ic IWI. I.uukg. room, buswi. dubs byvelbutt unom a 4,114. IN 42•11.14.L1i 7.1411414...‘ name' ih4 VOOOVII, 1144 Very ou.itt i :o odiuw. Laid nvive ti &Owe. Rent 1.00 per annum.— ' Ayeney yY, (lid liewbotrtet. BIOS MARGATE (near).—To be LET, handsomely lananhad, for • few menthe, •v , aulkher SliiLls(ll., dour rill,. 'What.•• tom autluitw' walk of La. f• - •Ld hair UV& itkl••••• pieekwegrellikla *rah COMM sank us. *a all - stout IH. The now* ooatain• macaws aall, rlktikag•towo, drawfarrvons, inersuew-reom, duds. WO W& %Wan holtucaalgrapniurroohL bala.n.aaa, f aarava 1 a Loa aid all te.o n qatiata domestic .Mee. A• .• 'Calque wad oat- Lew ',IL 113• deuce sod about atlas eaald be purdasLeki.— Xelate AI. Le) Vacua, 1t,41d Baudatreat. 3416 BROADSTAIIiK,--To be . LET. bendlumely loin&hod, for two or Lunt months, a lanktotan t ad ME NDEN( It,. kb plainum groosaia Idinheu gazdon, mot inead.rw in ail atom this norm The Muni is apsomennas I Itiliatste and oarriaoo Mon and Oilliada• 'ottoman dialog voi woperant Into Moo taming mono, , into onto, ton Leonean it, four roma and all tiro 'egoists done at& cane ; omaltakowmand .—Fautte Anaw., o.ltom al, 0 d Bandwirma W 6lll. 'Y HEATH (two miles from a railway stet en, 11 mike from town).—To 'be LET, Furnished. • essium 1.11611 RICE, spgreaehed by lodge entrance. mod c.o.s. mion.sigt nue vies e, w.th 1•1111111, Aware grounds, kitchen gar. oen, and la at hued. The home east alas dining and drawing myna 01 eau" IMO combinatory, breakfast Tem, study. 11 bW • onsoluskir up 17 beds', Inlebas, .manta ' ha ll . pantry. and ~.. 1,. r , 061.110 le ed. H: Kimble easel-bouee, three-dell stable, too knee Use*, bum- barn, eow- bonne, and outbuilding...— Yore* Ain ney Ors. e, Bond merest. lilt WRAYt4BITIY.—To be LEI!, leurntalied, a very &walks PAILILY itESLDENCE 'nth Lamm, glommiurtm grtur.de. waLt d kitchen qualm, orchard. and meadow tumid of &tont 11 WIN.. The house is approached by Y Wen) winnow and at triage dram; and contains entrance hall flitted as a sating room:, good dining TOMO. large &swing roots, latency. miming NOM, 1. , 1.41 und dreaming rooms, kitchen. manlier, &um servants' lcosaketrar room, and othar don:testae olices. Two email LOUffg. one aizatall stable, another stable, and otiow outhou ma. Fitkitg in Ike Th ames and tinkle. Chattel scat—Estate Apricy lk, llld Bondotreet is FrLITAM.—To be LET, Furnished or Unfur nithed. • detached VILLA ILLBIDEXCE, with plea. try grounds, ivo set lawn, and an excellent kit hem gm.tnn t t.ly itoi seta Mu house 'tantalum entrance-hall, dtaingioon. drawing tot re, morniaxxocre, eve bedrooms, bath-room, two serntate bed room a, kitchen and ether domestic cite vs. Qin& cow& heave, and 'Rebhan tor three &wawa —Estate Apace 0 9,3, Old Band-rtret t. If IGUGATE.—To be LET, Furnished. a very desirable detached FAMILY RESIDENCE, startling in its own grenade, and commanding extensive and omutitid views for unity miles, well disward penmen, groutda Lswn sent Fbrublary ; a walled kitchen garden Mucked wan choice traits, gtds nhouire, Ike. The house contains entninoe hell Witt ilea pl bre d.Lu issru ry. danger room, double drama, room beading to mos sr vinery. nit e bed re oars and three dreamy roam, bath room with het sad cold van r laid on, Mont room, principal and sown lard rain an., rood kitribin, butler's pantry, WWI& (Nowt, hot,- keg pYs moss, reollery, and the usual asses. Won and other r. vats. Good sin ply of hard and soft woe,. Das laid on. C.Lich. Inure and otablinr .—State Agency Offices, 2S, Old TRoaletraet. 2113 AMPb'rEAD HEA'III.—To be LEI, Fur ns.hed, a moderate-Weed REPIDENCE, with 'snail maiden in to ht rn,l a court-yard in the rear. The house contains entrance Ode &Wad-room. study. doable dbawint rown. seven bed room., drwein`•room, school-roan, three mervenee* badrownaweab- Donee, lutaben. and other dei♦sstio salsas. OoatL•houae and 'Sable for three horew. Bent 190 infnew per annum—Watt Aden." Oases, ID, Old Boad•ataeet. Lii lIIIPSTEAI).—To be LET, Furnished, for -a- AM three months or longer, a oesnl-detaebed RMDENCE, with wor and welledoskad kitchen warden?. Tae bou.e e 'Maine diniag-ro a, di awinw•roons, Mew,. boudoir, eight vary good bel te mc, b..th•rooni with hot and °old water laid un, kitoben, senilery, boanakeepw's room, and other idiom Wait, in ling Audo Ever. eottaire, and pew in church. 15 [miaow per wort.— Estate Ageney 20, Old Bond•etreet IPSWICH (near).—To be I.ET, Furnished, a desirable FAMILY RE 4 IDENCE, "nth Pl.avure `route mired Liam earth and ornamental park lands, in all about GO acre, mart the right of shooting over 13ou acme, of which 61 04 re* nom awl plantation an: prinerred. 'the manaon contains entrant* and inn. r balls, dining room, drawing room, etody, amen lid imam, two dreenng rooms, ',oven other bed rooms, bath roam, Fen mute' ha I t. homelmegera roam, and ether dementia cams. int Lataive Mal Mg easellAmunia, ere. Righteon acme of part land may be n Med if wished. Rent Intli D^s annuni.—FAtate Araw7 s', Old Bead-stint. 3116 ROEHAMPTON.—To be LE'l, until the cud of say, IWO, • TOT desirable IL&NSION, ele gantly I undsbed, and lewd in an undo:sting park, am • no Mid with btoely timber, well displayed walnut grounds ail kitchen garden. somprising in all about Women The rmidome on elevattel ground, and mutants eutrunoe hall spacious and tut -y thong room, ante room, noble drawing-room, morning room, lilt to y, gt ntlessan's room, governess's room with bed, billiard Louuoir, eigbtbedehambers, bath room. two bachelor's bad ness'', lady's maid's room. tire bedrooms for servante, oil amide dome stir odium. EitollOTT .tabling 4/I , loTtboldog. tisrd roltsre—Fosstr Agency (Mime la. Old Bend etes.t. 149 f o lTithAl HAM . — To be LET, Furnished, capital KJ FAMILY IttaLDENCE, *amid in is own pltanure gra info, mad. be, suu park.like land, in a.l about 41 am. Tho 11 , 112.4 con. taws 'di once bale, dining room, drawing rom, library. 'lva beet L.dtuuo.s,&etsing maim. four condary bislrwina, act' is. d at dos., stir db.,* ; Immo• ant stabling, for Ear bone a, haititwa room, and rooms for mon Door, largo ILL 114 M gamin, units, votary, and botting-hival. Farm-yard, with all the Leg ; haw boar.. for hunter; two antia.bia. —fatal, Azi w y Ofbm ta, Oklßentiliatnait. RICII.IIOND (near the Hi attolt).--'fo be LE r , I nrui.b. d. nexterate.ffized RI NI with house.hr r contains three reception mom% seven bArootai!na au.g ei ti Lids , and the usual domestic otliuot—Estate Anniey (Am. Boud.street. UPPER TOOTING (within a few minutes' walk of the Baßunn Mratian).—To be L. w L Vornieued or un uthirbed, a modenites wed VILLA ItArIDENCE, WA.I dowar rtall,l3 rnd croquet lawn. The house moth= diniso; ru 6ras the room, morning renal, eth bed roothr..nureer), bath ro..:11, t..v. r to' se, mad the mod domestic edices.—klethte Agency Odr,e, Old L. ad-street WIMBLEDON PARK.- For SALE, or to be LET, Funilahed, a very oruhationiallpbuilt PREMIX-0 FAMILY ItEtelliEhlik., surrounded by welldiinbenal • lib l.rtr kachensturtien fully stocked. in all about three acne I hr hour, la well pieced, commando eatnneivis news, and contains racoon, hall with teseelated pavement, dining-room with bay WiIWOW Mt by fat. drawing-room with bay window MK. by Mt., end library lift. by left.. all communiesting, and forming a airy handsome suite of reception rooms, boudoir, billifird-roont, four ben bed chambers. two other bad room*, dreaming-room. day and niebt nuratrii bath-roam, two servants' bed rooms, large and lotty kitchen, butler's pantry, termite' hall , and other con veniently arrangeddoateetic agleam. Enclosed stable yard with three stall stable, lope boa, loft, harneeertedn, coaca-bouse, mad two rooms for men over. Pew in church. a quarter of • mile dietantt. Purchase giudge.—Estate Agency Offices, TM, Old Bond-Aron. 2011 'HORSHAM (four and a half miles from & stationi—To be LET, Furnished, a &enable FAMILY L& E, surrounded by pleasure rounds, walled kitchen 'arch n, orchard and meadow land, in all about 40 acres, and the right of shorten g over about 1900 acres of land in a • Row. The buns* law. wink and contains entrance hall. • roma, drawing room, breakfast roam, six best bed rooms, two :coax, three servants' MOW. kitchen, servants' ball, butler's pantry, and other daninitie Macon Stabling for seven hum" coacMhourie, and convenient outbuddinge. An ornamental sir et 01 sate r three and • half acres in extent, well stored with Rib. Hunting in the ni Ighbourbood. Rent tad per annum.—E.teite Ate city Oakes, IS, Old Rondestrest. Skri 1P AST (IRINSTEAD (four miles from).—To Lo LIT, Eurnirbid, for two yt.arri, a handsome stone-bunt MAN aloft, stated in • beautifully undulating park *d rte iharos, wuL hauls ma, and ornamented with • lake of wster, realist Intehen garden, with forcing bowies. onthard and dower *gardens, and the r.sLt of shouting over WI, AMOS. The house em no dalittt mom 33 ft. by 11 ft., drowns mesa Li ft. by ato lt., library 33 ft. by kl ft., gr.Dthalan'a twin, itit best Is dramas, four droning MOW., 18 wr y:into' moms, kit,Len, gulled. dairy,,slill-lauea, pudry. wish. house, laundry, brewbouse, to Stab li ng for L 3 bones, standing for four marriage'. Church bear at hand.—Estste Agency Odium, 23, Old Ilisictstreet. 3424/ G.4OVENI (nerr).--To be LET. Furniehed, a - 1 very desinible FAMILY RIISIDENCE, with pleasure grounds nd gardovo, and the right of shooting over 2.t11M acme. To.. man. runtuilla a saute of reception rooms, bilutrAroorn. about St bode owns, and the usual tosnolitan (Mrs.. ltueola-houso and stabling for $i hones. Within orusy distance of five psoks of hound.- /state Agenoy 021.3411, 28, Old Boodatroot. NORTH DEVON.—To be LET, unfurnished, a swat charming (XYITAUE itifidiLiENCE, standing in its IMP minuet in Use midst of moat romantic scenery, with well stockid iturium, nod about an awes of pleasure grou nd , woodland, and meadow. The right of shooting over 4.1100 sera.. Trutt and salinon Milling; also is farmhouse and about W acres of arable, meadow, and tvoitore Mod.— Estute hammy (Mom, 714 Old Bond strvet. . _ ITAMMERNMITII.--To be LET, unfurnished, • VILLA, with lawn. the bowie oont•laing dthino.room, l rowbri n ktr i oossz id rystori l la;tw o troor tbr iL s o, h ot u d t tb_i iro • u tm. thol AlT ' oy Laintfi: k 2k Old Boodwtowit. lOU ITAEROW (nesr).—To bo LET, Plarnisbod, s mo ckest•aised COTT. ILISdIIi&NCI, with plemure roquet, lawn, kituloas garden wcil stocked. mut pasture Mad, u all about swam sores. The house contains dinuncrons, doubil drawing-room, school-mom, adz twdrootsc, droaffing-rowit, four ,e-rt until' roams, two men servants' rtgast, kitchen, monitory, mr rants' ball, and Mbar dematic of Two ooff mrsatortos aud rungs .4 letting MM. Lampe cetsriebowa, stabling for thow boors. Mums. ' , AIM. and loft; cow-bonus, dairy,sal piimov. A plen tiful supply rd isoullent whim. —rotate Aguncy tit, IS, Old lasidutreet knit 'STATEN and COUNTRY RRFODENCER. llossrs. ORP:LN. I. tote AstiontA and Amnion." IM. Oil Bondstront, Maid." Los, :minimum ampliralions Maly from ✓iutimsom ItOINT or this atxm.d.criptioe of I'UOPIGYTY. Partbalars M Hatates for BsM, and of ktonsions. • tiportimm. Ail.. to b, L. 4 ore smosissid by Yoram. 4111.11iN. free ..golowayi .end I. sea& without • e.a. cot lotting is elfristird tinsmith Owl* sartmoy. Wars by auction of lisiotsis. Ditto. tut at tvdi, sc.. wmlishiUP JP: ettt *4 Ui• %mutt:. • rr BE LA.NUAt4IIIRE LASS, at a quarter to 8. "At oak. r time the enthalpies= eauggared ete uepgrA, sad me el agleam..., ana waving rime& 'motel the yarrow of tte hem aue Leataine..--Tbe from Use Chute. LANCASIIIRE LABB, at a quarter to 8. Te wee throurrast weir aartively sated, and the sew millehel maw* of the paa hang la • perpiima slags of meth tora.t."—lllumrsted Leaden ewr i t aee TIIE LANCASHIRE LABB, at a quarter to 8. ha seem d rtvressnfistsan as rested vitit Woo steutfir • svplisvos than um Ihrersaioarvf —Asib THE ANCASHIREWC at a quarter 1.1:; M to 8. •nta l rsjans a n r i btuargVateti Iragartura ir6 r" vs. LANCADiIikUb LAM, at a quimur w L Altugetiso. luarag ire= the .1. 001 Of the WY., te az " m ikase We bilw, and toe GOMM el tae SONAST • - 147 We Sato plabliy - bulli= bsi aaftmek The ill ai, l s aras m. L iv eour s 4 piedwity pzr e = • THE GICAND DUCHEVEL-418EATSUCCES.3. A43III4I,IILTUMAL BALLS were eeesusg. The *me bkl...b.Vilt,la tier thenshaeh'e mewed el wire 4•1.Mk1.0 LithaLlMS, mill be likkllA 31.011 111k$. ;mlM*. t aiter Seemapleve gesdelit, cs . O . Atled " ThdiZi e ll 6. l a O t o c dtty, wlil be preduesel la • few day*. AGRICULTIIItAL HALL, ISLINGTON. Lamm —Mr. cIL4RLIM 430FFILIE. FAIRY Yetldltat UOMMXTd. EVLbY EVENIliii, 13OFFRIE has math pleassio in Mating that the distill , melee anted*, Mr Was /Maven will Ong at a &stain number of tee seethe. Milne. Lu Mart, the new area popakw ballad name, erui appear every erasing. Bona Soda dealvai will arm every e, *who ; Mr. Vcrsoo ItorbY M r. tleenite P•"•°. J. and badanie Petry ; Mr. J. M. Web% the renowned sad Mr. Levy, the celebrated perfonaar ma the eornmAideilans. Ma bits mimed for the whole semen. 1 he &integre will commies mambas at the Royal Italian Opens, bee Mayeety's Theatre, and the Philemon.% Moieties. the Madam Kande, ander the dumbed& of Mr. Fred. %Ahoy. 4 encurton, Mr. Wroairt and Yr. (bodes ticeree. Ihe reinclaseut department gnaw the management of Youra gni re end Pond. Leon open at seven; 017111■11•011 at eXht. Admiesion. One Xlll hag ; nee rei d matey Vs. td.; aniliestan stalls inumler d add m imed), 6e.; memos tickets, tae Guinea• to be obtained in the 1 ail ; beaus. Keith and Prows., Chia& and at XL hureties Tie ket.cene. In. dimmer Hall, Pineedi u LtALL u-N ill trr. —PRO kikAilkE. Part I.—Overture, " Essaant"; iditatimon a Preltid. by J. 23, Bann; Hong, " Paw laver," air . Vernal NISI 7; B ob , s .. Ataxia ,' Mr. fray; Arta. " 0 into Parnaalo," Katora rata Scala.; Val.*, Ualatea, Grand Boma and 0111•••• liba, " laces la Lode la nun saw," Ydbe. 16etthart; ILartth, base de data: fort I.l.—tivlactioa. "Grand thadatair; dam " I.et am Lk.. • avidirr tal/,." Mr. Van Natty; Potka A n xi; f artn.7,7 kettle. laabaart; Vase. aclirravia. lan; "11 , b Volta U. :op, Oop, oaybreas. tad. diluter, itr t . o Ch .. ar.e• Howie. theithwitor of the dame mai; Mr. P. tiodirty. Loon. opts at 7. MDLLE.IikIAItT will NINO, TO-NIGHT, two ballad. " Donna" landlietnol la ea ad to the Lover Lad the Inrd), and Grand ena oust Oavainsk r • Tacos la Nuts, Ahce la an.or. •at the FAIRY PALACILAGILIG LTURAL HALL Loon cp. a at Leta. bUf•IA itik.:ALA;lll will t INd, TO- Aria, "0 ano Fernando," atvl Briod d " II der loo." at tilt FAIRY PALACL Ou COM. AORICUL :ORAL ELL , Malls, es. ; restrud e.ate, b. ed. ; admission. .a•; K Aia.liVe tialistrees. TS. PiDeaddlY• • MR. VERNON RIGBY will sing TO-NIOHr, " Let we like • Seidler fell." IDE " Awl Neer." FA .11 1r 1 MALL IXIALERTti, AGRICULTURAL HALL—Mourn epee sit Fertn. LLN , Y, the celebrated Curnet-player, will MIAMI EVERY EVEN INErattbe AGRIOULTUFLAL i. AI are rren Al ors - en Admieriton one ahltlusg. akAND SELLCTION from FAUST will be ‘ , 4 produced for the Stettin:lo at the FATET PALACE CJN IALYIa, Atilttt. ULTURALMALL TOMOrtROW theturdar DWAIII ow a at 7. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.—Ium naliata Proataada Wawa Bead et Kt Biala at am-allee awn tram II to 4. TO the ELECfORS of the BOROUGH of PORTV.YOUTH. IiaNTLENEN AND FILLIA)W4I)WIrSairiI.--1 WWI 700 will with me that the Woe Lau now anived Wale I ealitit to it,. • dad. ape and deeietve answer to the requisition I hays reeeiv.4 regoosi• mg Me to oder a)stlf se a candidate ler the ropreeentadon ad thla boroash in the DOI leariiaatient. - 7 fi;rre q inTsi;oll - wim7 withisrd to the number and inflaming of the electom who signed it, one of which any men, without over. stepping the bounds of modesty, might fuel justly proud. 1 may add that it was supplemented by offers of Rapport., both verbal ot.d wnt ten, from wenUemen who, though differing from my genital political newt, expressed a willingness and denied to suyport lii tb. ir"olniZZlMl'''..7 l 'de;r7. th mtnlgrt.l7o="4:l7 l :2 taverna me, yen may easily ..appose that I have bad tionniderable difficulty in arriving M a conclusion as to what course it was right to pursue. it bile auwerely thanking all those friends who wiehed to plane we in so high a p04t101.1, I feel bound, under existing ciireuiir stances, to decline to comply man their request Iffy MOMS for so resolving may be briefly state& nate, in political matt. is, aiways acted with the Liberal pnev in this country, and 1 feel that as a true liberal I ought not to take • step that might poesibly damage the canes to winch I have Waugh In.. Is en a merely attached. I Whale the policy whieh has to en pursued by the Liberal party to be to intim u with the b.,t intrre•ts of the Britah people. 1 kite seen the bent Anent eknota which have wait d from it trade 1101 sit the world, and am practically acquainted with t to teat. advain wee which have been conferred boh upon lel 'e land and Fiance by the oomnwrrial treaty eteweete I by the Omit and good Richard Cobden, end on, tied into effect br the powerful Illogsla nee of the pews ht talented end consaientious Liberal leader, 11r. tiladt tour . . . . . . . With these oonnetions strongly immolated open my mind. I eon no longer heattatte to fry that I ought not to allow any car didatuir of Hutto to jeoptirdiee the Liberal ropreeentntion of this name taut locough, me i therefore, with my warneot thanks to the n indsitionats rad others who Mndered me olore of support. I beg to annotates my intention of not coming forward as a can didate at the neat eleeton. — Upon all nodal queirtionr, such se the promotion of eduebtion, the eats mita of our philanthropio institutions, and the amellora nen of the miterbge of the mar, you will dad my humite endeavour as active In the future ail in the poet, unit ehoitil a %loamy oreur hereafter, and the Liberal party think me worthy of their choice, it will afford me the ti t..m ip:titida ..on to ono. ply with their mime.. and withdra from aches bud ie. amixtiationn, endeavour to promote the fa of tie peop.e of Portiuneuth to the utmost of my power and ability. I have the honour table, Eitztlealett unit tel R R OBFs ° a , IfUND DAVIE 3. Croseent Itinpodem, &pt. 3. IM& /11.1AL.-4JEUICUE J. VOCE VAN.I.I u nd up. Bast (cab anti Osalt 115a. —It. Barnhill. COALB.—The CLAY CROSS COMPANY &tact trent their Oonetioo at OW Oroos.—The boot. sT i qVail'a ftd. at Ea Der ton ; ontootada. tea Ouh on 6o ARE-ROAD. to MUM". 07,7103. 12 HIIRWOOD•PLICL ILD6 ARE-ROAD. W. THE EVENING ECHO. On the Isth inetant _price One ninths, The OCTOBLII, NUMB 1•111.. of the. ►TEMPLE BAR MAGAZINE. COMB rTe. I. Kitty, By the Author of Dr. Jamb," " John and I," &c. Chat it re X XX IV to XLI. t Nei ytjuptin the Prieone of England. By a Iferehant.: 3. A Model Priest. 1. l be Broken Mug. From the German of Hainnoh Zegokke, by Lindy Montgomery. I. Ino nerd klutou.ology. By John Sheehan, Author of " The Ireb lehirdry Ihinker Papers," " The if-night of lignshowea,'' Ice.. We. . Northumberland. 7. Looking Beek. A Poem. 0. oken Idn 00.. By Annie Thomaa. 11. " gum" Harrington. 10. V. ra. tneptern XI. to IN. Riehard Benth y, New Bariington.etreet. New ready, in 1 vol., pant be. es., A WALKING TOUR in NORMANDY. Iy the Author et "All Mend Ireland on Foot." Blensin Bentley, Nes Burlington-wine. At a meeting of the council of the Reform League, held at Adelphi-ten - ace, on Wednesday evening, Mr. O. Odger gave notice that upon an early day he should call the attention of the council to the advisu bility of making arrangements for holding a great de monstration in Hyde-nark, in support of Mr. Ghidstones !rill church policy, and of inviting deputations from all pouts of the United Kingdom to take part in it. The notice was received with cheers. THE CALVINISTIC METHODISTS AND THE WET.9II Eucnorm.—The general assembly of Calvinistic Metho diets for North Wales has passed a resolution which will most likely have some effect upon the elections in that district. It has pronounced in favour of the diasstablish anent of the Irish church. Hitherto the Calvinistic Methodists have not gone in a body with the liberals, but this important resolution, and other signs from various parts of the country, show that in the approaching eon test the cesservativess cannot count upon support from this, the largest denomination in Wales. —Ureteric, di re; tistr. TI I E HOLYWEL I. AIX :DEA-T.—Mr. Edwards Wood having disixiverod that the station - master at Holywell wag abvent on his holidays at the time of the collision be -1W(4111 the einem and the luggage train, in the former of which Mr. Wood was a passenger, ha g withdrawn the 911MI1101118 which ho 104 obtained against him. Re has, however. obtained a RUMMOMS against (Merge Gannet, the signalman on duty at the ifolywell station on the day of the " for that he unlawfully and wilfully and negligently did omit to do a certain act, to wit to put up the semaphore tlignal danger to show that t h e line was not free at thi time, causing the express train to run into eellition with the goods train, whereby the life and limlw of Witham Edwards Wood were endangered." The case till t Dcutl na We Oth kry*, TEE BANK OF FRANCE. FARM, fizmr. 14. The weekly return of the Bank of France, pub belied to-day, shows the following changes as alnipared with that of last week :—lneroiee : Ttesauty, 3,4100,000 f. ; notes, 000,000 f. ; advanoem, 1.11,000 f. Deviate; l'rivate aocounts, 0,330,000 f. ; bills discounted, ; cash in band, 1,600,000 f. CHINA. HONG KONG, Sapr. 3. Grey shirting', 64 catty, 2 %doles. Water twist, 16-24,1.30 dol.; cotton, 17 dohs. Tea at Can ton less active; at Foochow, declining; total etport, 86,600,000 lbe. Exchange on London, 4s. 64d. SHANGHAI, Am= 29. Grey shirting s, 61 catty, 2.40 tools. Cotton, 181 tack. Tea : Congou, prioee well maintained and a large business done. Silk :10 teals lower ; settlement in fortnight, 4,000 bales. Export to date, 32,600 babe. Exchange on Loudon, 6e. 2d. Freights, 3i. AMERICA. NEW YORK, Sr. EP 94. John Berndt, who was charged with complicity in the seseasinstion of President Lincoln, has boon discharged under the Statute of Limitations. The Inman steamship City of Now York arrived here this evening. Closing Prices :—Oold, 141 j.' Sterling exchange en London, 1081. 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 114 ; ditto, 1883, 114 ; 10-40 ditto, MI I. Illinois, 143; Erie, 49t. Cotton, middling Up land, 231. Petroleum, standard white, 321. Flour, extra State, 7.70 to 8.30 dole. Corn, 01 , 1 mixed. 119 dol. • The cloFing quotation of gold yesterday wee telf, end not lea es pubfiated. The mieteke muse through • telegraphic trror, since corrected. THE INSURRECTION IN SPAIN. (711.1100011 =WEN' II Aomrcy.) ST. SEBASTIAN, Rpr. 22. The first step of the fleet under Admiral Topete, on their raising the revolutionary flag, was to take possession of the fanidug' Ile de Loon, which is the key of Cadiz ; and although it is not yet known what rei.stanoe was opposed to the demands of the insurgents for the surrender of the town, it is certain that Cadiz was on the 20th in their hands. Seville also joined the movement with the whole garrison; and the smaller towns along the coast will doubtless speedily follow the citing- le set them by the larger ports. It has been stated that cries of " Viva la reins Marie Louise" (the Duchess of Montpensier) had been heard both in Cadiz and ebsewhem, but this is emphatically , oontradicted, as one of the chief points of the insurgent programme is expulsion of the Bourbons. The provisional government has commenced its functions at Carthagena. General Esparter, who was at Logropo, has given in his adhesion to the revolutionary pro gramme, as already published—that is to say, he supports the proposition for the expulsion of the present dynasty. This circumstance is regarded as of great importance. The Queen was to have left for Madrid on the 20th, but the Prince of the Asturias and the other royal children were to have remained at St. Sebastian. Everything was prepared for the journey to Madrid ; the royal train was to have tern pr. ceded by a pilot engine; but at the last moment, in consequence, as is supposed, of tele graphic despatches which arrived at the last moment, the journey was countermanded. The greatest panic evidently prevails at the mutt, und, contrary to the usual custom, the government has not published any bulletin of the present state of affairs. This is looked upon as a very bad sign indeed. PARIS, SEPT. 21, EVICTING. The Gaulois of this evening says :—" All the VeFEll9 of war at Nt. Sebastian, excepting the Borja. have gone to join the insurgent squadron. General Concha has sent General Bun de Olano upon a conciliatory mission to General Serrano, who has rejected the overtures made to him. General Juestal, who bad been sent against the revolutionists at Santander, has made common cause with their forces. General Prim left Cadiz on the 20th inst., on board a steamer pro ceeding to Valencia, and thence to Catalonia. He has with him 2Q,000 rifles, and is to meet General Baldrich, who has under him two regi ments and 16,000 peasants. " It is rumoured that Queen Isabella left this morning for Vittoria. "An official revolutionary bulletin, published at Madrid, contains a decree of the committee, dated the 20th inst., which says that all resistance to the revolution is useless, and that all officers who may give orders to fire upon the people or the insur rectionary army will be treated as traitors." The Figaro says that the Captain-General of Valencia has been assassinated, and his body dragged through the streets. General &nano and General Prim command the insurgent forces in Andalusia; and Generals Contreras and 'Labels, in Galicia. The Patrie of thin evening says :—" Private letters from Cadiz, of the evening of the 20th inst., state that the inhabitants have held aloof from the revolutionary movement." The same paper, in an article signed M. Driolle, says:— The movement in Spain, being essentially of a domestic character, cannot give rise to any foreign interfercuco." THE SOCIAL SCIENCE AISSOCIATION.—The pro grumme of arrangements of the forthcoming meeting has been iwuod. On Wednesday the proceedings commence at one o'clock ; at three o'clock a sermon will be preached by the Bishop of Worcester, and a general meeting of the menibers will be held in the Town-hall at eight o'clock, when the opening address will be delivered by the presi dent, the Earl of Curnarvon. On Thursday business will commence at ten o'clock with an address by the chairmen of the council, Mr. (I. W. Beatings; afterwards the vari ous departments will meet; and in the evening the mayor will hold a "reception" at the Town-hall. On Friday an address will be delivered in the Jurisprudence depart ment by the Right Hon. W. N. Massey; at eight in the evening a " Working Men's Meeting' will be held in the Town-hall; and at the same hour an address will be de livered by Mies Carpenter "On Education in India." On Saturduy Lord Lyttelton will deliver an address in the Educational department; and on the tame day there will be an mullion to Dudley, and by the kindness of the earl the caverns in the Castle grounds will be illuminated. On Monday there will be an address by Mr. W. H. Rum sey, president of the Health department; and a seine in the evening, in the Town-hull. On Tuesday Professor Fawaatt will deliver an address on "Economy and Trade;" and on Wednesday the conclud•n7 meeting will be he ld. Many of the principal manufactories will be open for inspection. - - No WORE PILLS OR ANY organ MRDICINR. DTSPEPEA, CONIWMPTION. attl. MAID UT Do SAW'S RIM SANTA AZASICA FOOD TO VIM 670111101. WPM Imaq sad tree of oyd ind yowls, earths. whitest ssotlelos or sa• dympopds (bambini). sesetipatiss. diserbos, seddlty. tsaidtallts• deetm"*L.deriAl e w rre t Mleb ecu a mwod raw kb 16 4 . sew tbs Pops. It asses Itty than Its scot Is allose reuredtss.- ▪ 1111. Is Id.; Ills. Us.; Illtes. Oa. or ft per visa aye fee Rernalaito 011icoolsto Powder, more think maw. tested tdet—Ds co Mi t a int 7. rr Lembo; also Tirteesse sad sod 1244 11 amp We: f 110 WA (MOIL • COAREOPONDSM) MADRID, SAor. 21. On Saturday evening I arrived at M sdrid, and td my no small surprise found that a great change had tam place in the political situation. As this subject is most interesting to your readers, I will ndeavour to give you all the information I can ekan, which, however, is not much, as scarcely any news concerning the movements of the rove lutionints is allowed to appear in the Madrid papers. On Saturday evening a proclamation was posted on all the walls of the capital pro claiming the state of ;liege throughout the king dim, Crowds were colleoted at all the corners of the streets reading this dominant, whieb evi dently (Mused great excitement. It appeared also in the evening papers, which, however, did not even hiut at the causes which bad produced this severe measure, and it was only upon inquiry that we learned tbat Cadiz had declared against the government, and that all Andaiwna was in revolt. There are so many conflicting rumours that it is bard to get at the truth, but the popular opinion is that the exiled generals had returned to Cede( in English ships ; that the fleet off that port mutinied, the garrison and inhabitants joined with them, and that the city is now under some provisionary rule by the liberal party. Seville, too, is said to have pronounced against the government; but as the telegraph wires are cut between Madrid and Seville, and the railway broken up on this aide of Cordova, little information as to the state of affairs there can be gained. In last night's paper we were informed that Gonzales Bravo, the prime minister, had re signed and fled to France with his family, and the other members of the ministry all left Madrid in the same direction yesterday. Rumour says they have all well provided for themselves at the public expense. That an outgoing ministry should have to leave the country immediately on their resignation, sounds strangely enough to English ears. This morning a procla mation appeared on the walls from General Concha, just appointed Governor of Madrid, for bidding more than three or four person. to assem ble in groups in the streets, and warning all peaceable persons at the risk of imprisonment, &c., to retire to their homes et the sound of can nonade, or signs of any revolutionary uprisings in the town. The Queen we. expected to-day, but has not arrived. From all I can learn, nothing will satisfy her exasperated subjects now hut her abdication--even that in favour of the Prince of the Asturias would not be sufficiently popular ; all seem desirous of getting rid of the Bourbon family. There is, in fact, no re gular government in Spain now ; General Concha is entrusted with fresh powers, and there is no telling which side he may espouse. Meanwhile, to a stranger there is nothing in the appearance of Medi id, or of its population, to awaken suspicion eastothegravestateof political matters. The Puerta del Sol, which I overlook from the room in the hotel where I am writing, is crowded with persons, some lounging about, others standing talking together, quite regardless of the Governor's order, buying newspapers, smoking, sitting round the fountain in the centre, or reading the Governor's proclamation on the walls. This Puerta Mt Sol is the great centre of Madrid, from whence all the chief streets diverge. It is an irregular place, of somewhat oval shape, sur rounded by large blocks of buildings, principally shape, cafes, hotels, and government offices, of which the largest structure is the government OUBC, an unsightly, shabby building, with a clock turret, two long rows of windows with green jalousie blinds, the lower portion is just now crammed with soldiers ; indeed, the whole city is swarming with military as well as with thou sands of Guardia. Civiles, an institution somewhat cornvi ending to our police, and of which the «lent t y for miles around has been robbed to pro tect Madrid. These men are to be met every mieute patrolling the streets in twos or threes. flu y are • fine set of fellows, superior in app arance to the soldiers. Last night we were awoke by a large force of heavy artillery carriages passing through the Puerta del Sol ; but all day the troops have been moved about in every direction. The cafés are crowded, the shops all open, displaying jewellery and other costly articles, as if their proprietor. had little al prehension of any danger, though at the same time there is doubtless great uneasiness abroad ; and I learned this afternoon, from one of the best sources of information, that the country is in a most critical state. All yesterday and part of to-day the weather was certainly in favour of the authorities, and un pleasant enough to damp the most revolutionary ardour. The rain poured down in torrents, the wind swept with an almost icy blast through the streets, the damp and coldness of the atmosphere reminded me of London in November. As I looked down on the Puerto del Sol, it looked like a nuving notes of umbrellas, and even the weekly bull-fight had to be postponed. I have been amused by watching the crowds collecting to read the several proclamations of the two governors who have succeeded each other in two days in New Castile ; among them, and also Leaded "Banda," in large letters, is one from the civil governor which has nothing to do with politics, but has evidently arisen from the Abergele catastrophe and prohibits the transport of petroleum oil in large quantities. Close to these on the govern ment house, which is a mass of bills of all sizes and colours, are announcements of excursion trains, theatrical performances, bull fights, deaths, religious ceremonies, the English watches of Mr. Savill, an enterprising Liverpool tradesman now trai elliug through Spain, and the wonderful cure of his Holiness the Pope by Du Barry's licvalenta Arabia►—an advertisement which seems to be oompicuously posted on the walls in ever• town on the continent. Madrid is a very disappointing, and not 3 parti cularly interesting city. There is nothing. tlistinc tively Spanish about it. It is like a third-rate French town, and far inferior to Brussels, Lyons, or Marseilles. There are some fine houses an 1 im posing palaces in the city ; the Palace is magnificent, and possesses a splendid site, but even this is marred by a shabby brick wall close to it. and an un finished sort of colonnade. The Senate House and Chamber of Deputies are mean build ings, inferior to the town halls of many English towns. The public promenades—the Prude for example— are very fine, and well laid out ; the fountains are very beautiful, and the gardens well kept. The climate is de testable—either very hot or very cold; but the extreme elevation of the city—between two and three thousand feet above the sea—accounts for this. When the son shines the atmosphere is brilliantly dear and invigorating, the air fresh and keen, the sky of a lovely blue. The shops here are good and handsome, quite in the French style, and some of the eafis vie in their gilded splendours with those of Paris. Varn. Tlu•re is nothing new this morning. Soldiers are still marching about. It is said that several other towns have risen, and that the revolutionists of the south are marching towards Madrid; in this ease the opinion is that the capital will at once go over to the popular side—the civil authe litiea UR Wtli ns the military. A new burlorigne by Mr. F. C. BaruAnd on eiLter's version of Shakespeare's BChard was pro. ductd at this houre last night, an a subetituta f ,r the ve nerable, xtravagansa of Black-Eyed Susan. To liarlisique • play of this character alter certain recent po• - fa-mance. anima to ben wholly unnecessary work, but dm sec ems of the Reid of the CM. of Glad at the fiu...ad pro batty suggested both the subject and the treataa:lit. As a vehicle for pretty and effective enstuma it is well chosen, but it is far from being ene of its author'. harpist efforts. After every allowance him ereoin made • for the imperfections of some of the actors, a el certain hitches in the scenery, nothing ninsiu. but • not over brilliant patchwork of o:fenb.kih, the • "great Vance," and the "Can-can" of Malt Amide and Company. As Offenbach, Vanes, and Fitt 3 are all pent burlesque creators in their different spnerew, Mr. Barnand has not had to tax his powers of inv., .t.un very severely. Within actor of Robeonian power st.rt i•iumsity, Richard thaThird might he node as effective in a , iarlesqa• as in the tragedy, but Mr. Dewar, who play, the part, seems to have tem of this power than any earr of any importance on the London stage, and the wagat of the piece fell upon Miss Charlotte llsondera, who represented Richmond, Miss Oliver (the Princess Elisabeth , and the crowd of pretty young ladies who act as foil. to tire pecu liar beauty of Mr. Danvers, the representative of aachard's mother. The piece is handsomely put upon the stage, and was received with considerable favour. Drury-lane Theatre will open for the sosson on Saturday with a new sensational drama, founded on Sir Walter Scott's "Fortunes of Nigel," and entitled King o' Scot., written and adapted by Mr. Andrew llalliday. Mr. thelps will sustain two characters—Lag ..ftsnes and spbois, the miser. The scenery, by Mr. William Beverley, is deigned to revive on the stage the directs of old London. The two " sets " of Fleet-street and old London-bridge are 'aid to surpass anything taut has ever been attempted in a theatre. The hunt in iireenwich perk will be carried out with real heroes and hosuichi, and, it is whispered, a real stag. The object of th manage hoent would seem to be to combine 1111111111116011Jilein with egitimacy. THE REGISTRATIONS. MIDDLFAEX. The objections in thepan'l7l;Orlietwitigton were very numerous; but they were chiefly of the wainu el tie as m he;tea, namely, made for the purpose of ideitayiug the names of those who retain thew oounty vote till the mut gene, al election, and then become voters for the borough of Chebea. The court then adjourned. Out of 1,367 lodgers in the parish of St. Jamey, about five-sixths established their claims, of which the great majority are liberals. MARYLEBONE.—Mr. J. H. Goren held two revi sion mints yesterday, at the Court-house, Miirylehone. lane. Upon both occasions Mr. Greaswell, the vestry clerk, was present. Mr. Parson, solicitor, and Mr. Fris well, the secretary of the Conservative Union of Maryle bone. appeared in the conservative interest Mr. Bontems, solicitor, appeared for Mr. Harvey Lewis, M.P. ; and Messrs. Spencer and Edge appeared for the registration of liberals on behalf of Dr. Sandwith. The second sitting, which commenced at 6.30 p.m., was a special court for we, king men, and the only claims dealt with were those which had been allowed to stand over for the production of evidence. The privilege seemed to be highly appre ciated, as the court wee much more crowded than on previous occasions.. A complaint was made to the barrister of the vast number of votes' which had been lo,t Biracial the informality of the printed forms, which did not show the place for the signature of the scenes in a definite manner. The barrister said the forms referred to were published by anybody, and purchased by people at their own risk. It would have been ni ich better if they bad purchased the act of parliament. The proceed ings were of a very lively and interesting nature, bat nothing fresh of public importance transpire!. The principal claims disposed of were those in which a "shop" was statt4 as a part of the qualification; and it was necewary to separate the value of the "ehop" from the “rooms." The court adjourned at a late hour, and will meet at St. Pancras to-day. IRE DILEADFUL ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE NEAR FILIVCASZLE. The adjourned inquest on the bodies of John Stekoe, k uy Stokt.e, Mary Swinburne, and Isabella Tay lor, who cied tiom the effects of buns received •ni the 11th init., ty the ignition of a large quantity of iliurequil oil, in the house of Mr. Stokom grotur, Washing.on, near ewcaitle-upon-Tyne, was held ou Wednesday, before Mr. J. M. Fact!). coroner. The Jury retuned the following verdict We are of opinion that klaiy and John Stokoe, and two others, came by their death by the upsetting and breaking of a bottle containing two gallons of diamond oil the same r•niting at the tire. Also, that the patentees, Maws. It. Binning and Son, and their agent, Mr. Logan, have born highly negligt ut in not giving proper precautions to purchasers of the dangerous nature of the oil; and we miosidar the handbill published by the manufacturers mileulated to mislead the public. We consider the oil, from :ts highly inf. anin.able character, to be unlit for domiatic use. We beg to call the attention of the police and the county ran gistrides to the illegality of moving such dangerous oom. pw nde. We beg to thank Mr. Bea for the information he has kindly given on the subject." The Coroner said he fully agreed with the verdict. He thought the case ro nearly verged upon manslaughter, that bad they boil able to lay it to one or two indtviduala,• to as,to have got a verdict, the jury would have thought it a proper Cate to rend to another court. Mr. Haile said an intimation had been received from Glasgow that the handbill would be withdrawn. Mears. Binning would in future take means to notify to all per. sons the natureof the oil. TOE EFFErfa OF SMOKING ON BOVI.-Dr. Deceisre (Bull. °keret de Ther.), in the course of inves tigations on the influence of tobacco on the cireulation, has been struck with the large number of boys. a from nine to fifteen years, who =eke ; and has beenl e c3 to inquire into the connection of this habit with impair ment of the general health. lie has observed 28 boys, aged from nine to it., who stroked more or leis. Of these, distinct armptoms were present in 27. In 22 there were retinue disorders of the circulation—bruit de souls in the neck, Palpitation. disorders of digestion. downois of intellect, and a mote or less marked taste for strong drinks. In three the pule was intermittent. In eight there was found ou examination more or lees marked diminution of the red cotpusece; in 12 there was rather frequent epitaxia; 10 had di‘turbol -Jeep ; and four had slight Wee' titioniof the mucousmembrine of the mouth, wh.rh disappeared on ern-ing from the MO of tobacco fur some days. In children who were very wall nouri'hcd the disorder was, in geninat, lees marked. As to the ages, *lit of the boys were from nine to 12 years old ; 19 frcm 12 to 15. 'rho duration of the Inthit of smoking was : in 11, from six mouths to a year • stud in 16, mire th an two years. The ordinary treaitneut of anemia in general pueluced no effect as long as the smoking was continued ; but, when this was di-isted front, health was neon perfectly restored, if there were uo organic: Medeal Journal. c i 4 3OKINO ON RAILWAYB.—On Thursday uest the following provision .in the New Railway Act will take effect. '• All railway companies except the Metropolitan Railway C'ampany Flail. from and after the 1$ October next, in every gal-Fenger train whcro there are more car riages than one of each claw, provide smoking contiart mats for each classed passengers, %Lukas exempted by the Board of Trade." Sitoexixo Aocnlncrq.—We have to report two painful accidents—one at Peterhead and the other at Olmgow. At )'t terhead, a tiehing-boat was swamped on Tot day Light, a effort distance (rum the Ninth Har bour. The cries of her drowning crew were heard, and frtm the beach the boat could be seen. a speck upen the waters, with her crew clinging to her Volunteer , in plenty were on the bend,, urging that the lifeboat should be launched and an effort made to save the men. But the coxswain of the boat refused to allow her to be taken out, and persiatol in his refuted And cc it happened that five mum were drowned within itight of shoe without a band being stretched out to ave them. This ii the story our correspondent tells ; and A certainly makes invetAigation necessary. The IMO night another man was drowned by falling overboard ft( m a Peterhead fishing bout. The amadeut at tllasgow happened also en Tueedsy evening, and caused the death of the-,- parsons. A rub in which a man, a woman, and a clirel were riding was dragged by a restive home into the Clyde. Thu driver escaped, but the;pimiengers were dl drowned.—Soefateue. Bsiumurr.— Erre's COCOA. Invigorating. r i zi a .d ocenteetind mks. 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