The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-10 00:00:00

2 • . tl ? • 00;t • • • NOV .",..*tS t . _ . ! LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOME= 10, 1818. I'BE A:ABETS OP Wllll2' POINT. No. 6,945.3 ADELAIDE, Port Mill ( Melbourne), Sydney, Vatirouver's lamed, Ilia W liadla w r in ; A 1 ER , N. THOMPO PS N. sad :0). wi l l 4., id& gis t clamt clipper SHI BEIM ELECTION.-OIIT-VOTERB desk -eon% Te l leraE T . wi r e rd Os Has. isswara. MCI ICZIOCIWN, Sionlary. laileilkal6 C2= 6 V ansa."l". 8. . QTIB EN'S TNBAT R B. Loag-sork kallasas-alr W i e. IMON. An. sew 0r...... - Wenmat . _ li Vis s a l li ai ii , ravut elis ,....... TM terss. TIN X al gt?...p. ---- • Muddle- EEF -Pusi a• . Mk oll agiliVe d aVatti r ja a lfraLlant& VW a= POWARS. 11110TION INTILLIGINCA ONE PENNY. THE LONDON INZSANATIL,AAL cuLLBOI. --..--- Yesterday, the birthday of his Royal Highness tai te =lf Wales, mai celebrated by a holiday at the Coll, Spring-grove. Is the course of the day, two marble britisis of the Prince of Weise, who haisbespashewn forder _intone& in this Malan- • Noe, at* the ellMr of the lateNkdird Cobden, who was one et Um sidles& to recognise the value of educatima as an hismistionel bond—were unveiled in the (name hall of the thew. The births, which are from the shied al W. M. .Nobis, ate the gift of Mr. B. of Manalrestsr,_ one of the directors A TP% At helf-pest MI admit the masters and ef grotherfrises& s el seihms, Isieral of the direelese, OW - Wadies, assmnbled bs the mitreseediall, to wither the ceremony. A letter wee read Mr. Army% ia tire 1011111111/1 dial • mid, the "It will Walt, be app ▪ to Dr._ Bert N one at *ma sisal repthead I le prism wises be bee enjoyuddle many ye% and whir hai n dl i own so mush interest is the whes=fie ristribit=eademed lin le other heel e l r :re= emend . i tud.Rielefiddit, Mei whose greet Walks es am and_an =shied lily to deldbr endennet lesellbe epos lMs famealle_prepert el math- Wan in various eountries estiegre Melva" owri, hi whirls*. yerMi et agerilii nations atO Kunst le weak and ethers lenvin a t ele& mobt ein mrsom or rb, great aim at ido was Me hatereeeire• of nation with milime, end to pease cm the basin of inseamilisperthemile and ormierea interreta." The gift wasardisowledged en the albs directors by Dr. 19:13. Tfodgezi e wbe Mr pod satisfaction at the einits wit farm Mr. s immilisimos had taken, iast S spob ipi ' of Mr. Ceiliden Is typical of intessatiaid, se that eCthe primes was of the aims of the bastardise. Three hearty cheers ware then given for the demotion for the memory of Mr. Ceiba reepeetively. of Dr. Hodgson, a vete of thanks was given to Mr. Noble, the sculptor of the bell, who was present, and bowed his acimowiedgammer fee the elissa with which the motion was tierfeed. The orageny then est down to dinner with the boy@ and meters in the Madame Melee hall ci the _ maga after which Mr. MaClislind =athe hesitli of Dr. Beheads, the Med wager, wes cordially reepanded to. Dr. Schmitt Ase knowleditibte esmilimmit, said that he was his life indibition, and rapressed his setiiimien with the medial rekeioss whisk sninisied between die pupils end hissasid, as the main mufti= rd tht program to which their joint labours were divested. Th. proesed ings of the day terminated with a brilliant displey of fire works in the evening. I have frequently in your oaten= spoken of the sua i resmesatations arcolated and believed in bona the outbreak of the war, and which repre&esd in military and historical works of permanent value, hie Oeptain 0111110_07 . ., it. to Ore partaken by the graduates of the West Point It oa of ',the regular way, in. the it gemarally ved in land, u l thet earlier as Of belie the Southßag are eminently asenled by inelsh writers to what they are pleased to call t& fart that the great majority of the Airs of the regular_ ern/ were Southerners, ant that the majority adhered to the Oonfedersey. Bodeststenesideare untrue—gmeely, wildly entree. Under .the. WWI aPPCiat ing cadets at Wed Point the majority must be Northerners ; end as regards the Part played by the gridustes of the col lege in the rebellion. 1$ me say once more that the dada records show that in the month°, Done, 1881, there were. 820 graduates living, and of these 311 only were from the slave ',States. Of this total number of 820, only 178, including Gloss who resigned or were (18 of whom waryfrom the ties States) failed to serve under the Union Bag. So that only about 150 of thie 820 took service with • the .0112fietisesoy, Says General Cullum, the late superintendent of the school, in his " Biographical Register of West Point," " nearly four-fifths of its graduate offi cers remained faithful ; one-half of those from the South stood firm by the stars and stripes ; during the war one-fifth of those engaged laid down their lives, and more than one-thint proba bly one-half, were wounded." I notice the matter again because it was brought up a day or two ago by Mr. G. W. Curtis in Moves& at the dedication of a monument to General Sedgwiok at West Point, and because I see this same misapprehen mica, as I have said, still oonstantly made the basis of blundering theories, in Eneish books and , as to the causes and consequ ences of gr oli vi l tt li and the differentia, between - Northern and Southern society.—Ocurespondent of the Daily News. Re t. Wata Ageelee. Dais. 12% ALL ed,l,utle Peons - L.D. New IL Ad• 14.1.1 r 'White Artk • Temp= L.D. Dew ilk. 1. rt 1•WIlle 'White Rose .. . MOM .... L.D. W. le. l'ertl . lullip ll l iVers .... IL Deeper I.D. le. e,lnt y le City . .... Lembo.. - L.D. L ej am I.D. feliew. et. Dana arigane LA Libelied awl ) Aesjatle r. a Preadeee - WAllk e- 1•11 m. . Yee Trekeee OT memo emir ee AXIMMSON. THOMSON. sod 00.. No. 1, Billiterrvert. MO. Ctir LB C T I 0 N.-01ITT cems asskU aufsAar. Immo, Sol, as/ ThoWLY AND. veravados with the NICID I V I ZZIEWT=7 th. isidArailat Loosistion.L Ctsetoopin, Walodorter, LW. VAST DRRBY iselnan to ingIiSTEERE BLwrION. - OUT- Jaa V 01228 nt liii lam Ominin 118111 TON and the Bon. Wiefil4l2llDTT, in sonsinisa with Mt anima& lag illortim. my malylny to the andit , winTrottLY , , limitary. al Wral Riiiitration Assoriatira,_s, tinimminero, WeNielasbir. &W. QUEEN'S TIM/LISA TO-NIGHT, at 10, Maar AMA l Ntatarvir l ipt i =,V The eta Arc Xr. Mr , Ibert,frLlobin i tta ma Z. TR= Naze; Whilorne. Xis Iverrrd; lbs. . H. liodsarq . Xis Limbs. Xenia by 14. labeesio. Drams by Xr. & lairy. lam Rae& &a. Dews* by Xr. idiom. EAST ESSEX ELEcnoit—OUT-VOTERS ut ttrix sLB SOYAB BURCH WAN. B M; lima. Ile onnezioe with Ile l bw way obt Aß ain latareisitou by apply /mg le the miselewel. =OMNI NIOOLLB ROBERT& &tagetory. Meng L. Atewillitke. a thoesn-equele. Weelmiseter. & W. ST. JAYBEI'S HALL, Pioosdally, WEIS M debt. WZIMIXIDAR A Vid Y , ?am ma Mdbt. sr. r • New Mereteed bill se • eirmassmeembaiss, LAPAZOT AND ° MIMI! SSW rig TIM WORLD. remersle let Mells,ati sem taint arm, ft; fairmy,l2. Jumada mailer 21, istr-priet le Mate sad arm. Deow t4. wt. Os day pwier sad tie he tee sedates' at Mr. ed's read Lar it u, llr. A. Jelmtertzlet a St. Jarsees=6a Id WI viz ih W Netedsr. Mr. • MUCK 11711111 IS. EAST KENT ELECTTN. OUT-VOTERS sir ,casnimirlaw That. Is 11 411 ZS= Eisti ltreirN4oo lAbend Itigliatioarestubtenr.e. EAST SOMERSET ELECTION. OUT .II-4 VOTERS miring to segere Osioniel PINNEY and Motels HATTER, in connexion with - tic siestion, ram ob tain infareastion Dr apiasim to Me ntomus MOILS Metal Resietration Amosienissii, ease., erestatary. Westminster, B.W. DOTAL ALHAMBRA PALAOS—Open :az*, I, I I str iese lline=sart d IL Osseo, owl VAST SURREY ELECTION.-OIIT-VOTERS -0-4 1 desiring to namport the Hon. P. J. LOOKB.X.D7O. and MARL= BUXTON. BM.. in connexion with the preaching Election, easy obtain information by mini ta sm e THOMAS ifloo . =erg Registration Amasialicey ty laneseogners, Westminster. &W. BB MOMS of MDLLE. the adebeetal the inert is Dew Oned Benet, A ll gnall ie rl7.•ll; OR. PRIPM7ALL 07 71A0C11176, et ie. who Mehtty 111111111144 with the MIOII4 sal a lwr imi ler a =as Premiere Deareeese ter the et peefeemeseee rely. PAST EITMEX ELECTION.-OUT-VOTERS sopipart_JOHE 61101.61 DODSON, Elm., and Lord EDWD CATWIDISE. in emnicrion with the=g2 Election, may obtain information by appiylns to the THOAB •MTS. Secretary. Liberal Resistration reseialien, Clneenequara Wettamneler. &w. AILILMARK LEMON as FALSTAFF at 6t.% sad e'Huitl. Lirgbasi, 411, Fells's, 11*_•;Iriky ja i s u ot i AM Ts., la. GeolglL; Ma k vbiesat sestok,la MR. MARK LEMON as FALSTAFF. .a.T.E. "Mr. Mark Den's • Falstaff' is adisirsas.—Thass. MR. MARW LEMON as FALSTAFF TO NIGHT. MAIL ROUTE for CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, and CHINA, sit P•1111/10.—The PACIFIC NAIL STEAM. /NIP COMPANY donna their splendid Mamboed IFTRANERIS from New York an the let, oth. lath. and Nth, and from Panama on the let. oth 17th, and lith of any mOOlll, ter /an Franelsos, caning at Acapulco and blartganMa, en route than to Yoko barn, Hine, Naneaki, Shanghai, sad Hang Kong. Premiere from England may anneal with this line at New Yeah by any et the following time : ammo Ling leaving lavoTsal "on B .= Inman Line, lea Uverimel event W _ National Inn ha Lin/peel eawy r ltt=enty. Quoins Line. leaving Amber Lilt& leaving alleilew grit B&M th Herman lZlPUlrAJDOliCell line, MOM 13011 • OTTNI7 /WAY. Nor Lloyds Line, hem floeilliagegne Awe at Panama, by the gleaners of Mee OTT.7 RoilltaUlAnctolot Boutiwolobxt on the Ind and 17th et moms sr. wham" Paddle Ina tram Iteerpeal Nb andlOtliet nen& Generale Tranntlantique Lino, train St. Natalie, Stb of month. Fareenters by this route are lean than ten days in the tropics. To. net &Wm* ham San Prenetage kw China will be NOT. fed. Dec. ANDWICH ISLANDS, BRITISH COLUIEBIA. sow...not the "Californian. Oregon. and Made° S.& Com. • iartian newton at regular intervals for those sounds. PARR and Co_. Agent., IA Mocergatenreet, Toodon. TYMAN LINE.—THE LIVERPOOL, NEW 1 YORE, and PHILADELPHIA COMPANY'S 1M tonsil STEAMERS are appended toil from Liverpool ter NNW .z.. 1 HALIFAX, and from Qaesustown Um following days, a. • ars cll Y of BALTIMORE, for NEW YORK, Wednesday, Nov. 11. CITY of for NEWR Wertneaday. Nov. lit •CITY of COBS, NEW YO R K. via Haling, Wednesday, Vet 21. CITY of ATWERP, for NEW YORE, Wedneeday. Nov. M. • Takla( goods an i d li cerigers to St. John., Newland/and, le be Smartened at Cabin Pasrage, lb, 17, and 11 Guineas. all having the eigne prtvi• lens in the Saloon. Forward panne includes • full as zpg et, proviri.nie. Passengers for Canada and the U ed through on ring advaa terms—For furder gegMen. r v aldL a te x re n d DM . Wateratreet, Id ea vem or kg to WORTH GERMAN LLOYD LINE.—The uswatseast stamen of the North German Llr e are ninted i p r e p. g Medeny'sPosneitalimeanand to we ten for YORE dbeet EVERY TOMCAT, at 2 m. 1 - 1410 .1,000 tans. 700 laingewer, Tuesday, Nov. 10. DEUTSAND. AOOO tar;7M bagerpower, Tuesday, N0v.17. SHIM, 1.000 tons, 700 braniewee,Teseday. Nov. 2A Pares:—Flrst elan, upper Wean . EN; lower saloon, elk Then rates include steward's fee, prorliens, yydd ali nereenries ."" wines said liquors. Freight takes at Omagh eaSsa—Applyg PIIILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS and Co., Si Duswesn's• bone, Idol-lane. London, EC. ;or to t , 111.LM. WALLIS, and • tionthannon STEAM to BALTIMORE from Southampton.— MONTHLY LINE—The NORTH GERMAN LLOYD will &match their &Mcßae Clytketedlt Stsmiships from Sontlmalge lan to BALTIMORE, as follows : BERLIN. 2,500 tons. 700.horte power, Dee. it. And m the 4th of each soceeeduer month. Cabin fare, £l6 For freight or paasav lIPPIY to PRILLIPPS• GRAVEZ. FHILLIMIS and Co., et. Dusman'rehmae, Lando'. , or to KELLER. WALLIS, and Co. Southampton. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 1, Old Broad.street and 16 and 17, Pall4sall. Laudon. tistablielted 1800. Pub scribed and Invested °Waal. 1,1, 006. Losses paid. 0.606600. fire Insurances granted an every dsscsipuon of property, at barn.. and abroad, at moderate rates. Clmms ltberally and peimody settled. /AIMS F 101.1.61613, famerintendent. G UARDIAN FIRE and LIFE OFFICE. Betsblished I.lLomtaardotreet. Logsdon. E.C. LONTS DIVISION. —NEW LIFE ASSURANCES, in order to shirr in the neat division of prelim, most be eStated BEFORE EBBINTILAS NEXT. Apply for proposal forms and information to the Company's Agents, or the Seervtery, U. lombardotreet, EC. TIER PROGRESS ASSURANCE COMPANY rLitoitedl, LIFE end MARINE. ELSKIonO. in 400.000 Morse of fa emelt. enbearlbed, $O.lOlll shafts. Paid up. Z 70,000. Uncalled. DANA Climaxes—THOMAS WADOISLEY, Zee. HAVltHae—Mean. Diniadsle, Fowler, sad Barnard, 10. OorabilL Head Offies-17, Laadenhallstreet. Uslarirritins Departinent—S, Pinch-lane, E.O. Dimas, are p r ep ared to restive propoesle for Inenreasia M Übe entreat rates, et e offices as above. 10 BILAITEIN V AIRS. 1.441201.1 Plabagyr. TRUST and AGENCY COMPANY of ArsTßAlAsu 'Limited At the RALY.YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of proprie t. r.. held THIS DAY, at the takes of the Company. No. al, s in the City of Lcoslon, ANDREW SONAR, Esq., in the Chair, advertisement convening the meeting having been read, it eb s weed. F.-misled, and unanimously resolved 1 Lot an Interim divided of One Shilling per share, free of 1n t..... Tux, h r the Half.year ended June :to, late b ing at the rate 0 u toe cent. per annum on the Capital called up', be now do. erevL Extracted from the Minutes. JAMES' HOER, uenarsi Manatee . a: :, At. Se ithieslane, EC. Nov. 9. IP.. IOMESTIC ECONOMY. The LONDON CO-OPERATIVE COMMISSARIAT (Limited?, S. Argyll one* Regent-Mem Ogfordaniet W., is OPEN DAILY for We bALE GROCERIES and articles of domestio me, of ex- At quality. at reasonable priori. Interesting statistiee of the great so-operative movernent for gaggDing food, 'nothing, e inauted at Hull in um, may be bad on agplioation. Members' ckets baltamoon sash • yew. Strictly limited lisbty. Shares 11 mat Parties residing either in London or the country are eligible as members or shareholder& EARNEST APPEAL BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, SLOUGH. Otliers-73, Cheapaide, London, E.C. For Deatiode Orphans of all denominations. 17* now in the Institution; ample room for about 30 more. 15113cCRIPTIONS and DONATIONS during the current your ham so terionely fallen off, that the Dirsetors are oompelled to reduce the number of admiasions at the next Election. Only the Orphans of More once in prosperity bring eligible, the sympathy of the middle and upper dames is the more earnerffy tues.eti to. THOS. TILSON (Iminnan. CH ARUM Y.A. AUERET C. CE, M.A. I ''"" ALFRED MALMENZIE Somatary. Oft,m-73, Cheapside, London. liankera—Messom DOOM Jen : Mews. Hywood Rms. and 00.. and County Bank Windsor. BULB SALES,WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY. J. C. STEVENS, AUCTIONEER. 1, and Co., Btrahin-lane, Lrna Kanehater; and the London 36. KING-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN. SII:ItItEY.—To LET, one of the best HOUSES in the meaty et the rental. Open situation ; /n. views; U a fans. I w.e.'s, and oillorn—arst rate order. Rent, SO guineas only —Apply to Yr. PRICE, on the premiave,Tbe Avenue, Walling ton ; or ifr:MARTIIC A Uneenatzeot-place, E.C. DELLMERE-TERRACE, Upper Westbourne- Vws,t, W.—Fliwtalasm FAMILY MANSION to LET No. Z in this t ranee ; replete with every convenience. Rent. Inu.— Apply to view on the premises; or Mr. MARTIN, 4, Queenntreet thine. LC. MONEY. -1:20 to LBOO ADVANCED lame *lately on tangturs, witbool reseal, palalotty or law rata play be repaid by easy instalments. No shame at ill if rio• ohnt4. Terms, inelueive ; j4rl;l „ . i nt e ar LlO a trul overl tbuipt zl i gg 11=1, 11 4.0. " t ilaaeeds on lessee, lite Dile*. as. ANDEETON'S HOTEL, FLEET. TREET. DINNER from the JOINT, with TIMETABLES, CREME, and SALAD, la. ad.; SOLP or WISH and JOINT, fa; DltlH of N EAT, Id. ♦ Land.ome rogeo-room. es aeiot,‘ roc IMP for dinner portal. meeting, lidies. cricket and rowing clubs, Sc., will gad ovary accommodation at moderate charges. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHO 1841 The selebated old TH.V3H WHI IBITI SKY N. gained the DUBLIN PRIZE HELM.—It is pure. med. mellow, dehalculb and vta wholpiinme. Sold le loiWe, 1.. ed. each. at the retau homes la London; by the agenta la the principal tones la Zealand; or wholesale, at 11, Great Whiddlletnet, London, W.—Obaerre the red seal, pink label, end Berk breaded "111inahan's LL Whisky." IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. kODOERtiIi IMPROVED CORAZZA SHIRTS aacablae all , le lipreellatellta. Sic Id. and ite the hell deem. Mew graft VOrll9ll.nl welted partieular. prat'. arid pest tree. RODS )=1.5 and Co., IMPROVED SHIRT MAKERS, Martta's4ana, abanisranns. Landon. Ratablathad la pear& Os park Prentain. COLOIJRED, and DRESS SHIRTS. TII REM= and OLENNY, at door to fiamenorkhoese, Warm, lomkm. RlLLlARDEL—Exhibition of 200 BILLIARD Puma of amtee for BALI at RIBA at the peasiesa abow Pushy War-ot J. sod fb a =we sppointmeat to IA 4 e U d elateleeriee---at. he 4 eel " ids er.deeek 6 " WU-CLOSING DOUBLE-GRIP" ACTION CENTRAL -FIRE RIESCH-LOADING GUNS. E. M. REILLY and Co., ', LONDON. 102, NEW OXFORD-Si RING' r S DANDELION and QULNU4H without agewry. la MIL B i liv vz ia lIMIGIIMON. la aims. la 19L, 9L, da mod lla. et al Clisedds. RTHEDNLAN' ff SOOTHING POWDERS, for P., ( Ulna C elistel to beirainies the testee of Lei etrarTe g l e s see that th ate:abs 114sobbia, ettpalet. We'worth. ;rat" L. vttT,:pa government sap p _allied to alba .. 4 dbunku w ate sot psalms. PM by an bbytabb is Pats* aaly 10. NORTH DEVONSHIRE ELECTION.-OIIT VOTERS &debar to ie= D. AOLAND. Req.. fa son ny obtain Woman= by apeziPPlSl2la" T = P r IILAS NIOOLLS ROBERS. Secretary. Liberal Redatratica Arraedation. 6. Gateeaacaare. earaffasair. LW. TORTS LANCASHIRE ELBOTION.-OIIT -4.1 VOl2llB isairime to seaport the Ns= RANTING. TON, in eum de with the nee obtain information b englatto the ll . MAN MOO NORNIRt. Seiretery. Liberal Restatiotton Alisedeihs&A Qesseeanele. Westmiaater, B.lr. N ORTH WARWICKSHIRE ELECTION.- Orr-VOTERB derma ao support G.P. XIINTZ, Ban., and E. F. FLOWER, Eon., bloomacE. on milk the Election, may obtain Information bymlial a tt VtlEtt THOMAS NIOO Maud Reg:titration Amociation, a, Casees4gasire. Weetannater, &W. MOUTH DERBYSHIRE ELECTION.-OUT- K- , VOTERS &Ciento eamport THOMAS WILLIAM EVANS, Rm.. and CHARLES R. COLVELE fa E=n ion ewanazion with the a .d pproa er =Eleetion, may obtain to the THMAS ROBl&T riTi aSeerfdam Liberal Registration on, O A ssociati 5, Queeneguare, Westminster, B.W. SOUTH-EAST LANCASHIRE ELECTION. P•J OUT-VOTERS demb to_sespeet H. YATES TBOYPSON, Esq., and the Right Hew MDWIDIE PEEL In conactioa with the obit& iedaratailaa by applying to the a uti=2 T ibei gIIVNIOOLLS ROBERTS, Secretary. Liberal r Reawanatioa Associatio%_ I, Qtawassaara Westminste, S.W. SOUTH LEICESTERSHIRE ELECTION. OUT-VOTERS desiring to support THOMAS TF.RTIUS PAGET. Fag.. in conneaton with the istrati milmac_blzg Xleetiosa any obtain Information by itpg to the THOMAS NIOOLLS - 10EiMil, Segrekry. Liberal Regon Associa , S.Wtio6, Qooo94quaie, Won SOUTH SALOP ELECTION.-OUT-VOTERS deeming to Purport R. JASPER MORE, Esq., in minnezion with the a=Zng ... latetion, may obtain information by apply the to Cho THOMAS NICOLLS ROBERTS, Sec:refer/. Liberal Registration A.Pociation S, Queen quote, Westminster. S.W. SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE ELECTION. —•-• OrTNOTEIIB deMrimy to support Lord HYDE and flir HOBERT N. C. HAMI LT ON, Bart, in connexion with the approaching Election, _may obtain information by applying to the andersigmd. THOMAS NICOLIA ROBERTS, lismetary. Liberal Ragistration itmociatio,n Queesequage. Weatehmter, B.W. OtTH-WEST LANCASHIRE ELECTION, kJ GLDSTOHE, clothing to support the R.it Hon. W. E. tiLADSTONE, M.P., and HE NRY M. ORF.NFELL. Bob o 111Z .: in connexion with the approaching Hellion, may obtain Lion by applying to the anderaigtect THOMAS NICOLL/3 ROBERTS. Secretary. Libtral Regintration Aram:intim, 5, Quernoquony, Wmttninster, A W. 'WEST KENT ELECTION.—OUT-VOTERS &sizing to support Sir JOHN LUBBOCK. Bart, and WUJIAM ANGER-STEIN, Eat., in connemlon with the an proaelung Election, may obtain uzformation by to the undersigned. THOMAS NICOLLS ROBRETS, Liberal Registration Association, 5, Queen4smare, Westminster, S.W. WEST OLOUCESTIEREHIRE ELECTION, OL'INOTIERB &siring to support Colo' KINOHOOTR. CB., and IistMULL 8. YARLING, EAQ.. in connexion with the approaching Unction. inay obtain information by applying to the andersignid. THORAB NICOLIR ROBERTI% Seeretary. Liberal Registrationtm inster. Associatio, gown-square, Wes WEST SURREY ELECTION.—omvoTERs Smiling to support FREDERIC PENNLNGTON, Esq., in eonnexion with the a Electio o, may obtain information by applying to the TEO NICOL LS ROBERTS, Secretory. Liberal Registration . Smeolt B ogie. Queepequare, Westminster. OAKB WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH. Peke U. eosin Usk 40-. la.. to. U. and MP. OWL Y'S SILVERkOLITHS' SOAPS (non-m&- e a for cleaning and polishing sem. dos knoploto. pione er% to. Tablets id. malt KEY'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery sad Glans Oath. Meek Lead. to. aucErs INDIAIMBBER KNIFE BOARDS, from U. et each. SOLD e=te . re .. , by ironmongers, grocers, ehemlata, to. Whoa/male by JOHN °Ala= BONS, may and Hook UM WU% 171, Blooktrionb rood. & COAL.--OBORGB J. COCIEBRZLL and Co. Hirt cosh cab Os& Us.-13. Onauhal. C OAL. - HERBERT CLARKE. - GREAT NORTH:ERN RAILWAY, Ring'soross, N.—LashioWe. Wsll'oond. ; H. C.'s best gilluitone, De.; Silkstone Hain. WA: Double Diamond, Le.: Bleck Ahab!, ; Hard House, Do; Bright Be.. m gs.; Ba rn s /e l . Ho: Derby, les.: Oobbles. Kitchen, Ho; Hord Were, les.: Bugles Cool, 19e; Nut., Hu; llo; Coke. 110. per ten seeks. gnoALS.—LEA and Co.'s Hetton, South Hetton, IL/ Haswell. or Lanibton Walls End, by *crew Mamma and milway, Ma • Hartlepool, De.; beet Wigan, 225.; 0. Chambers' MI/stone. tie. ; Wharnolige, 12/ ; New Sdlual, 21e.; Clay Cross, Bu. and 194.; Sew Primrose, 2e. ; Barneley, 195.; best Derby, 19a; large. KILO. n coal, lge. ; Cobbles. 17e. ; Hartley, lea. ; Now, Pa; Tanfeld Moor, les.: midi. 12a; cote. 1 5 e. per Mialdren. Net each. D4divered thoroughly aoreened. Depot ,H__ and Highgate. N. ; N.E.; Beauvoir-wharf Sinpl and Great Northern Railway Madam Kiniesaree; and Holloway ; and 4 and 5. Wharves, Eggent'aparlebamln. NI travellers or agentsemployed. NOTHING IMPOSITELI. A (MA AHARELLL restores the Human Hair tow pristine hoe, Ibo matter ea w i ttra. JOHN 4101111112 CL and Cm bay. at with the aid et SIN tithe stoat eminent elaamMta, onamehme thi= wanderfal liquid. It bnow 'Awed to the In a mon mama km, and at a lower mrtes—dell WNW, On moil alle. dagaMe dd.; and Ina. each with brash. audi Wheat, angellemoodo, Wpm Thomatotroot. Low dam RIIPTURES.-16 g lioA lt Letters 'Want.— I L ...iti azidtitol la the lklnitoa IMI toOLMIN ollourb e r ." sma te lMatoliool szol ie lz e. col aboilvo la 011714 lorttol im er t lo oftWs bus avallita i ka a • so ollos Nom the boay. Moo roosiolle power ay men lb* Mosomag u r s i a P m orr s , 44 . E ...., ; wttv mei ems 7 l t zu S si l e ns of:l4 ../w ti.. of So Wino i o.w b ritft h to Os =akar var. um, Ito Wolk IL Palo" to. aa CAL ta moo SALMON, ODY, and Co., 292, STRAND. PATENT TRIMS MAIM& T ,AITITH. —The LETTUCE wettable an active . 1 " IrilllWl, the lestesbe, Vibe pommel ea the seetteiviii g ... Me ibagen.--11r. O. :OZIIAII. Illi beepiesis • Sem vet • Psis et be by be Wafted Pretrion kg sal sit elm* athetier. Dens. b. M. 14 s 1 It es vest te se me L. se. -- TO 0021817MPTIVIEL—A4a1 lather is Tesirale=M i teee eit ime eil Thievish* =Aft his vim reseered te teas asitmeedessimeseles. MS Irvin bees Wen tatuo awl env bee haw, • vellbaews et to &OWN i Wel a T c Lo 21117 0. P. Limb* How GOLD IT HAS lIKEN.—NRORSTII weft mull II esisbiniel TIMP,3IOII:IITIESS will sew loved Ismare. Pries Is. id. yi ll missii ary t io spuimm ; lik. ParlaioNfae: aag Ilk SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. tY AUTUMN RACES AND STEEPLE CHABEB.-MOIIIDAY. Mu=g sbd shMeheriar&essakMed with the , make Ilin . bray week at =maw, mil the ' ardent IMO= his a dale sigma bastlemdenelintigi The lid el pablished esdwL of bemeslbie onrahar ambling' as Ina GM me bald end lhandpoiz, asi aihough the meat severe trots mominned tam se he lie Waging of el the haat hp, the weem rays at the semeoledeh done eat *arty Is the Imp, soon thawed tbe lesedennt an yeas A end Age is emy psalm belay of large Sada Smile the weak. The card for the dm cantata :light mewls, mesa ent mess and a sleopisehms, Ab with as ins.o l a cesitip ems. mama Ms bey f Esaliam, ar dm Mt= appearance, and Minnie Wanganui faremella. bowevar, ermidetellt i ao ditillimalursol IP ill= who was any sipper MI fo o r s •• tells. sp ar bad inch them In the mast - event, which was a i`Mong mot: and wee won easily by Brenda bowing mar a Meng linides in Alberta. The favourite was enema tal in the meselliag ath raz, although both Imam/ter and ar4gbager were elm* YGUadgsaa~ geelleektog ash Vestninster we elsivelg at the deli (lanai me again Mama a 'Mar in the and then twelve runners fend the starter for th ib ilir?iZ Nagy. The Doke of Hanultearan two, Glen Wm nod Plait% the Law el which, with one of the boys in the Mille wee on • hot favoarite, Cocoanut was next in but on mem* of her leiagy hawing been Madly aastse was not backed by lem aside 0111111111 Ds as mach as she otherwise would have been. The melanoma( me en ezesediegkr good we, as is was hat Mt three at the start, end Kam remind a seven Miss in the Mimi hors • slam Seem Mk by the heel of one of the (melee. Strangely mug! the Nem met with an &Melnik*s rat new as AS led* Ely rounding the bend into the straight, Kamm. bowymit. wispier unhurt. OW, two re end of fantan an the sang pat in sea a fin the min , Stespkehine. ghe honey be comemently redeemed :hen • Madre& nod Oity Ety. The rare ma an • e = ham gn thl mm ylabri and trotted with MOM far tlle a Min, when lies Ing, who had peevieeely rebind the artificial fence, ca leering to the ems obstacle the wood time could not he perenahl to Map it, sad lan was consequently left to mengiete the crane unoppoonl. Haig wee concluded with the WynaMy Welter Cup, which Illesnas woo easily, Pirate Chief running a rogue when the pinch same. Tn. MIRY HAM/WM.Oe 3 cove. each, with 35 some. added, for three year olds and upwards; winnow extra. About throe quarters of • mile. Mr. B. Arnett's Rands, by The Cure, dam by 1 • yrs, Tat lin Mr. Heatheote's Skirmish, 6 yrs, lot nib (Perry 2 Mr. Shire/ye Barebell, 3 yr!, 7st Rib (H. Oovey) 3 Minnie Warren iiii .- d'dheddington also ran. Betting: 6 toe eget Minnie Warms, I to 1 art Harebdl, 3 to 1 seat Skirmish, and 100 to 15 agst Raunds. A HASDICAP SWIt PIM AIC II of 5 son. eta, with 40 mom added, for all ages ; winners extra; the winner to be sold for tao. About three furlongs straight. Mr. Beadman's Brenda, by B uomneer —Famine, 3 yn, 7st 91b (Chanel Mr. Hodgman's Alberta, 5 pa, Tat 10lb (fi t ) 2 Mr. Lowden s Jane Eyre, jt y rs , 64 lulb .. .. ..(Jas. Clark 8 TUN CLIVIILAPD PLATS (Handal of soya. in specie, for all ages. About live furlongs t. Mr. Hodsman's Yestminater, Oknmamon -2 yrs, 64 4lb (0 4 t 1 Mr. Beadman's Irmunaster, 3 yrs, 74 61b (ear 74 bbl) Mardian 2 Mr. York's Belphegor, yrs, 7st H. Olney 3 The folloowwiinngg also ran:—Perim, Seringapatam; Chateau Mar gaux, Boum and The Retarned. Bat' :2to 1 min Vartiniuster, 103 to 30 earh agot Belpbe gor to 1 art Seringapatam, and 10 to 1 apt The Returned. Tee RACINUPLarsof 6 son each, with 30 added ; for 2-yr-oids and upwards; weight for age; the winner to be sold for 100sovs. certain allowances. About fire furlongs straight. Mr. 1). Arnett's Maundy (440), 6 yrs, est 41b (Snowden) 1 Mr. WNiven's Mies Dayrell (440„ 4 yrs, det 61b ...(Noble) 2 Mr. John Day's Parts (f4O), 3 yrs, ad (ear. est 2lb) Puinon) 3 The following also ran :—Di Vernon, Jane Eyre, and Pyre nees. __ Betting : Even on Pyrenees, Ito I eget Paris, and 6to I eget Banadit TIM CARNIVAL NCRSIRT HANDICAP 0110 AM each, 6 ft, with 100 added, for 2-yr-olds ; wood to save hi. etake ; winners extra. About one mile. Lard Westmoreland's Coma Nut, by Netbourno—Hies Yin.., 74 Illb (Runyon 1 Duke of Hamilton's Pladda, 74 74 (Mustoe 2 Count Regleviek's Eapolya. 24 Sib . . . fl The folloran : -Olen Rom, Toung s. • ' , entail, Hymen, Sea Breeze,C lifford, Alias, fby Skirmieber—Amberese, and Lord of Betting: 2to 1 aget * Medd*, 6to 1 sgst Cocoa Not, to I apt ZA l ° o l" H i ti a rt i s ße o . fr re= and oath ti t t ° h l 4o " "1" , for 2-pr old. ; Maness extra; the winner to be add far 100 som. About half a mile straight Mr. T. Steven.'■ Reny, by Old Calabar—Maid of Cadiz, 74 Yr. Brayley's f by Chevalier d'ind.the—Hi= Tst 41b Cradock 2 Mr. Heatbootes Amplefeeth, Vat 121 b ...... ( t 8 Tax Airruini Itraartacaasa (Handicap), value 60 moos., added to a sweepstakes of 15 eon. eath, 6 ft ; winners extra; second to save stake. About three miles and a half. :A(rorea,lllyro,ttetslb (Potter) 1 (H. Day) 2 Mr. B. Dayer's Hehoe, by Hr. Brayky's Sea Ring, aged, 10st Betting: 6 to 2 on Relics. Tux WYWNITAY WRLTES CUP (Handicap), ram 160 IMPS. ; winners extra ; gentlemen riders; professionals, Nb extra. About three-gm /tem of a mile. Duke of Newcastle's Silents, by Claret—Mona, 4 yrs, 11st,„91b (Hr. Thomas 1 I I Mr. Pryor's Pirate chid, 4 yrs, Hat 12Ib Edwards 2 Duke of Hamilton's Contempt, 3 yrs, 9st 41b (ear. litst 6lb (Mr J wshaw 8 The following ciao ran :—Rampart, IA Belle Cra eanne, Wolasy, and Sour Drapes. Betting: 2 to 1 eget Pirate Chief, 6to 2 agst Siloam, 3 to 1 apt Wolsey, 6 to 1 sot Contempt, and 100 to 8 aged Rampart. LATZPT Scaercntans.—Arlington and Aurora out of all Shrewsbury algagements. All - Lord Stamford's hones out of Shrewsburyengagements. TATTEBSALVB.-MONDAT. The =mew i Allett-mstm sass thew miser hems Übe boded Zi g = MITI ;TM Cap, whin els _hem Tie hw welsh= OM themselves were is tem 1111111WIIIIIIIT CUP. 3to 1 opt dr 71. Orehoe's assigive Girt 4 7et (0 7 to 1 Oaptais Illadher• Knight of the Quty, 4 774, thtlUh(t) 7 to 1 Mr. Guard's What. $ pm, bet 1111) (t) Bto 1 Duke of Hamalues Chnesce, 3 rn, Mt, 711, (t) BETTING IN LONDON.—Nosna. Mips of the osoubsrs hub, goes on ben IA pool to tlis sitsausto at lin al e woo but outoputs, lad ttuoiskitsu posportimotsly Ai Oup yr Ur oar istosibtiosla ga i:a was asp partol wilt stin g sie l. two at cassososioi braid st so Ins softto but 109 to I mos Yid Orel or free OMB. sod to 111.117 The 'bag Woos wars : INIZWSIII7RY CUP. II to 1 sad Ia It mb( Obi Ito 1 scut Idea a t e bo and of) (Mem (t) DoMrt (t) — no oi to to I — Comma CO 1000 9 to to 1 IMday m (c) (e) ROYAL ISM lemon.—WO Ole aftilillbed to Neste NW Lord Prided her Dot Noma dab barn Perair. LAMPLOUOR'S Priumo Banos. ---Cures Items, .~ri Allbsdees, BeaMl ibadiSs sad ths miss, In, - o —. . ATL s& i ..- lIIIVIIL—The fellOw=o3o4o4 l rr s..k. belor Dm. a, tees—Der Sir, eieckreatet lisa;ra home yesterley who you as I whirl to ask you L whisk I now do Otter. It has hi en ' affirmed that sod Mr. flab ion • mated aderstodlng to keep est • assenintadidats in 4111 liberal inlstAf I wish lodes ciestyysb at& ako may edOp I shail seism dour ff you will Ift ma to vs a Sat to so inoonditent.— MS, NM* Mee dr, .ebefiest sermon& Wm Monos.-11. de Ban.' " Liar. 1. Dame Sir,— the plovers of Z an Your = roPAv day, and to mower it. no ea nadir witheC Mr. Smith stylist& soli Lopeion rill i Zaildiot the mirk Haw some of my Moak In ths Wok we add bath aseds. lam net et that ma I am owe el the kaspp le Z whieh_elwaye este 14.01111tnal oft thus 414 = are 71,000 sass in :lb borough of Alleelliktkil mote than GM* tot le ficaserva do • 11l hid lined In obalftberd sorted two Maid, •Yos au bis sow I slob law dose litaiset bob the Ohio sot Ileopithaareswbe with your uppot, nod resein, pease Sily, N. Ilic4la Bev. W. Morris." = —At the Tway-hall, Ohtani, last night, $ crowded meeting of the aul eloolors ui L l ras e Z when likedliklierkeenelaDlike. Sr Bury A. Mr. Gesifirdidgwo sittimdell;. Mr. dohs Boyd prohlid. Mr. his lit altered me room, _wee remiresl With and shoats of " Odga " which baked many rairites. — " ..- 0. Odger, after the chee r hadearsd, entered *great length into the amiss led Ida to retire. hoer then divide the Mimi intend and let to a tory,* had consented to sated his claims, with those of Sir lit v 7 Hoare, to an impartial tribunal, to decide who retire, and the arbitrators had decided yob* him . Odgar). He then retired. ((treat tion, asiddiosto of " You 'head have game to Ib m e Chem) then, giro wow dm Ifte Maw hi they would ratty road sail ides the two libanO TON of co-Selena were pealed be Mr. Doe and Sir TL. Hoare, and • vote of throb toter. Odger was Dpu amid great &seeing. D — N stated stated that Sr Henry Leo pold 3( Sr Antis navigator, will at coos ad dress thseihelainet thsleasuala sod eater opus census Wiwi die t boal limber, Mr. Wlittworth. Dual= Mulmaiorf.—A th seven oandidate has adthemeg the skean of the Univinike of Dublin. Mr. Thomas de Mamba is • asedfast wapportir of Mr. Glad stones patsy, aid a "didirmitsd fst of the state endowment of the Boma althea op ." He is an "amid. thswelmas, strongly mooed to the eoneseas tizhos oboe for the wholosele suppression of the la the Irish church. DivOlfamiax—The Western Morning News ems N t om tit in Sr aorthers division of this weft Mr. a_ caisavallin, is as sisid Mr. Throes Dyke bind, les lA* net the to propest of Obi estarsod. In South Dana Tos& Asabeday seas didatezeisetekeinooes that bales& only regret that they did not g forward two ma OLABOOW.—The Roman Catholic vote in Glas will be "cast" in favour id the three liberal candi date This was the nielfation unedmouely aims to at a large misting of Boma cattails destors. Gitabiwics.—Last night a densely-crowded meeting of the electors of this boron" numbering between 1,300 and 1,400 persons, was held in the hall and apooathei of the Greenwich Literary Institution, for the purpose of supporting the Joint candidature of Mr. Abloom& Salosican - - and the Bight How. W. B. Glad stone at the forthcoming elestion. Mr. W. Angerstelio, one of the candidates for the western dirties of Heat, occupied the chair, and in an mar galcurielector who valued Cotn u a called gP l b ili n eral rier L put shoulder Ito she with each other, and on the day of the poll to place at Us heed the two liberal candidates, which was received with loud cheering. HACKNEY.—Mx. John Helms addressed a crowded meeting last night at the Albert-mews School vszrocaisislpa7zabHeiasoligautt. Mr. llobni ratizetea geve oase s statement t meeting was unanimously pared.—Last night Mr. C. Butler, M.P., addrosed • large and stormy ming at the Town-hall, Hackney, Mr. Samuel Morley in the chair. The meeting was of a most uproarious description. At the doss • vote of confidence in Mr. Butler was cried by • large majority.—Mr. Locock Webb, the ooniervative condi due, =de his inaugural address last evening at the Manor-house, Hackney, the chair being occupled by Mr. Wilkinson. iamiz Tn. —Last evening Mr. ll'Arthur ad dreemed a crowded but noisy meeting of the electors at the Leeture-ball, Carter Weiworth ; Mr. Selvniy in the chair. • resolution in favour of Mr. WArthur was carried. . _ - M;MYLEBONE.—Yeeterday_afternoon Dr. Sand with addressed the electors of Marylebone, at the Mary lebone High-street. Mr. Ernest Hart occupied the chair, and introduced Mr. 3. Stuart Mill, who was loudly applauded, and who strongly advocated Dr. Sand with's return to parliament The hon. candidate having given an exposition of his political views, Mr. Slack moved a vote of confidence in Dr. Sandwith, which was carried.—Meetings were yesterday addressed by Mr. Har vey Lewis, M.P., at Haverstock-hill ; and by Mr. Daniel Grant at theWestbourne-hall, Westbourne-grove. In each case votes of confidence were carried. ifIDDLEIEZ.—Lord Enfield and Mr. Labouchere have issued a joint address, stating that as a conservative candidate has appeared they intend visiting as many dis tricts as possible in the county.—Lord G. Hamilton, the conservative candidate, addressed a numerously attended meeting last evening at the Assembly-rooms, Hampstead. His lordship, who was warmly received, spoke at some length, touching on the moat prominent topics of the day, and pronnenß his allegiance to the present government if returned for Middlesex. A vote of confidence in the noble lord was carried by a large majority, amid many demonstra tions of enthusiasm. NOBTRUIPTON.—Mr. Gilpin and Lord Henley have been holding meetings in the various wards of the town with great succor. Norrizionar.—Mr. Marten has found it de sirable to retire as the constitutional candidate for the representation of Nottingham. 81r Robert Clifton has, in consequence, announced himself an an independent candidate. Sir Robert, last night, addremed a monster meeting of 10,000 to 16,000 parsons in the great market place, and was received with deafening enthuaiaam. He espressed himself against the dieendowment of the Irish church, as that was not the great grievance of Ireland. The hoe. baronet was adopted as a candidate by the im mense easembly without a dissentient voice. SURFFlELD.—Yesterday morning Mr. Mundella addressed an immense gathering of the working men of Sheffield. in Paradise-square. The square was packed from side to side, and the crowd flowed over into the ad joining streets which commanded a view of the platform. The following resolution was carried by . the many thou sands assembled with the utmost enthusiasm, with only thirty or forty dissentients: "That this meebng hereby enrolee' its continued confidence in Mr. and pledges itself to support him at the ensuing election by all proper means, and n the electors to vets for Mr. Maidens and Mr. eld.". SIIREWSBURY.—The Shrewsbury election Wlll settled last night by compromise. Messrs. Clement and Pigging will be returned without opposition. Mr. Com missioner Kerr has retired on the liberal side, and Mr. Straight on that of the conservatives. The arrangement has created some surprise in the town, as two liberals were at the last election returned unopposed, and the new register shows an increased liberal majority. BOUTII WEST LANCABIIIIO.—The election cam paign for South West Lancashire is rapidly drawing to • close. Mr. Gladstone has arranged to speak at three more meeting's prior to the day of nomination. On Friday evening Mr. Gladstone will at Bootie, on Saturday afternoon at Gersten, and on :irday evening at Waver tree. Mews. Turner and Crow, the conservative candi spoke at Everton (Liverpool) last night ; to-mor tiwteldwy will addles the electors of Bootle, and deliver their Sul addressee before the day of nomination at Pem butte, near Wigan, on the 16th Md. SUCTION NOMlNdrioNs. BIRMINOILAIL—It is expected that the nomina tion will take place on dismay. The hinds 61 the saadidatesaressorthsraarsolves blades* the sew mayor te bold the acoMallea is the epee otr. Yr. West L to speak at two ward meettep as . is the some of the week. pl Wows:moms (Nona): acadaatioa was lake asmas the Mk at Wasermas.—The semisatioa for this borough will take plass es Me 1911 s het. ersseciatemm(Surr).—The =ideation will take plebe at Lichfield co the 17th last. i Df No on Pais as Ars num MIDICI3M. Drowns, Os few DT Ds Dur omm isa i tz..Ar- - - m... - ..._... =..... _ ..... .. • sues MM 'I L -7-- A ow_ lino ied '"4*..1, ' eis MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA-HOUSE. After two postponemente last week, owing to illness caused by • bad sea passage, Mlle. Ikea de Bunks appeared lad night, after an interval of two years, as Lucia, in Doninetti's Leas di Lemur onier—the character and opera in width die made her &MS at Her Ileiesty's Theatre in May 1866. The indulgence of the audience was requested lad night for Wile. De Monks, who would no longer delay her appearance, although still wafering from indisposition. But little trace of this was discoverable, however, in her performance, the energy and will of the artist soaking to conquer all antagoniseic inflames& Oaks entry Mlle. De Yutaka was received with a warm meting, which showed that many were present who remembered her brilliant ;singing two lemons sines, and such remembrance was fully equalled by her performance Lest night. In the scene in the fird set the opening recitative and the following cavatina were gives with muck refinement; the brilliant concluding movement being an admirable specimen of voluble aseoution and florifornusentation. The exceptional range of Mdlle. De Yozeka's voice was here manifested by an ascent to the E flat in alt. In the duet, too, with Edgardo, and that with Enrico, especially in the beautiful larghetto movement of the latter, " Soffriva nal pisnto," Mlle. De Murakes singing was distinguished by both brilliancy and refine ment. In the capital concerted pieos, " Cal mi tuna " (the mod dramatic music in the opera), Mdlle. De Yanks's command of the most extreme notes of the highest soprano register was exemplified by a series of aioending shakes, closing on the D fiat in alt. The latter portion of this beautiful movement was, u usual, moored. In the great situation of the opera, the mad scene in the last act, Mdlle. De Murals gave the introductory recitative, dolce sumo," with excellent interpretation of the dreamy dis traction of the unhappy heroine. A brilliant cadenza with flute obbligato elicited loud applause, which was renewed after the concluding movement, "Spargi di quiche pianto," in which tome rapid shakes were brilliantly executed. The singer's exit was followed by a general demand for her re-appearance ; and there can belittle doubt that Ildlle. De Monks will prove:as great an attraction here during her present engagement as in previous seasons. The cast of the opera was, in other respects, as ou former occasions. Signor Mongini was the Edgardo, and gave the celebrated " malediction" with admirable power and effect; and his concluding Melia, with the beautiful air, " Fn poco," with genuine pathos and expression. Mr. Bentley's Enrico Aston is so well-known a performance that it is only noormary to say that he gave hie principal solo, " Crude funesta," and his share in the duet with Lucia, as well as other important incidental passages, with the same impressive effect as ever. Signor Foil, who was to have been the Raimondo, was replaced, in conerequence of indisposition, by Signor Tagliaiico, whose ready efficiency is so frequently put to the proof. The other character, were assigned to Mlle. Baurmeister, Signori Casaboni and Agretti. ROYAL GROGRAPHIC.A.L &awry. The first meeting of the session was held last evening in the theatre of the Geological Museum, Jerisyn-street. The Queen of Holland was preeent. Sir Roden& Murchison, the president for the fourteenth time, delivered the annual inaugural address. He commenced by deploring that, owing to the demolition of the arcades, gateways, and wings of Burlington-house, the society was unable any longer to bold its meetings in the capacious hall which bad bean so long placed at their disposal by the Royal Society and University of London. He hoped that before long the government would see that they were properly acemenmodated. With re spect to Dr. Livizigagme, Sir Roderick said :—" Of all the events, however, which have trepanned since we last assembled, nothing can have gratified us so much as the news which ken recently teethed us of the progress made by our eminent amociate, Livingstone. during the ten months which eloped between the date of his last letters to me and others, and that of his last letter to Dr. Kirk, of Deoember, 1867. His unrivalled pante severance and courage, in getting successfully through the many heavy trials to which be has be= suo jected, have been strengthened by his trust in that Divine Providence which has hitherto protected him during his heroic efforts, whether to advance human knowledge or to implant the truths of religion in the hearts of the negro race. In his last letters, which are extremely brief, he has not communicated the gro usphiell results of his Journey to the southern end of Lake Tanganyika. He speaks, however, of • chain of lakes connected by • river with Tanganyika, and has visited Cazembe and other towns to the power ful negro chiefs of this remote part belonging of the interior. Awaiting, as I do, in fervent hope, the day when a national burst of joyfulness shall wakens the great traveller on his return to Britain, I may be allowed to say that Mwaugliont a.z . life I have never been so truly dellibtei as to Usat my pretence in the belief in the enkilium b e ss ead in to theiesessee beenPZi:viela al lied pest that Wo e ful link may speedily i ts to kis Misr[ skein el and Lie' we 17 arks an in lie owe pule kis tory of all hie insiseloser A paper was ma shoe We President's afik_erk utes a Routes btween WNW! Tar ken os N.W. mown ts Gomel Sir H. Bisilkion, MOIL Ike Simko of We misty ware usanksonsly weed to the onliseen • Woe in sent to Sir IL Wu:- WINS kola lie Pereisa4Sen from Ik. Livinplone. was reed. bet it wee se bin Sate don the kel rabbets& It save ems dieediene se toe up* of were midi otter C2sod inseliens4l Aare be wee cloak to go. It was . oassabe, Dee. 14, 1167. Or. Kaimmoing Pmtoemm, may fity ben their sges vara h frosat is 14, keWerg the bawl ot the wheals et this pedratradl iii the R a n transept el the (tidal • mil Woad pre- Cliat nada The take ege el ihs peetannez a l ramtabis widen all whisk limey Aged. the wannest ptriallMe el es, milthair chenitrd, healthy app:= dal in rely Wield uniforms, arelataW la their Thirty-be boys tree titre iiies it b ;l V wain pest few acefts, }deed bands IN kw a espy. igi t y in Om of tea as wenally sole a erease7re g m weenie& PllMbrair TSB BANS OP BOMBAY. Yesterday Sir H. Jackson, Major Melville, and Mr. !Adis, the government commimioners appointed to inquire into the circumstances connected with the faller. of the Bank of &inlay, met in room No. 200, in the India-house, Donning - et rest, for the purpose of prase eating their inquiry. Sir H. Jammu presided. Bdote the proceedings commenced Mr. Newels/eh, barrister, who stated that be ammred for a number of Menthol:lam applied to be &newel to appear in their behalf, and to cross-examine witnemes on certain pants which be stated. Sir B. 'Amcor said the enumismoners had already gone into the points 'mentioned, and he would give their de cision this day. Mr. 8. D. Braes was then called, and his examinat io n lasted the whole of the day, and was not concluded. The inquiry was adjourned, and the chairman an nounced that the oourt would not sit on Wednesday or Saturday. TEE PATAL COLLISION ON THE SOUTH VALES RAILWAY. NE W N H A X The inquest had been formally °pried on Saturday for the identification of the bodies pennons to interment, and was adjourned to this day for evidence. The inquiry ex cited the greatest interest. The jury, having been sworn. were accompanied by the coroner and offi cial s to the apot where the accident happened, and also to Bullo-pill, to in spect the bodies. For this purpose • special train had been provided b the company. The spot at which the collision oo is at the north end of • curve with a radius of 55 chains, and on an incline of one in 300. It was shown by experiments on the spot that the tail-tights of a train could not be men ate greater distance than 200 yards. The line was now perfectly clear. all the broken carriages baying been removed , and the greater part carried away. Theemdencegivencorroboratedthestatementof facts a in lre:2 given in our paper of Friday, and the jury re ti verdicts in each case that the death was aceadem. MONDAY. tal, but they recommended that communication should be established between drivers and guards in alt trains, and that certain local precautions should be adopted. The Coroner in summing up entirely acquitted all parties of blame. It clearly appeared m the evidence that at Lydney. the last station which was passed by the two traina, the cattle train was 22 minutes in advance of the maiL They intended to shunt at Bullo-pill, about seven miles, but fog and the slipperiness of the rail retarded their progress. THE 11‘8TITTITION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS.—The Council of the Institution of Civil Engineers have awarded the following premiums :-1. A Telford medal, and a Tel ford premium, in books, to George Higgin, M. Inst. C.E., for Ms paper " Irrigation is Spain." 2. A Telford medal, and a Telford premium, in books, to Christer Peter Sandberg, Assoc. Inst. C.E., for his paper " On the Manufacture and Wear of Rails." 3. A Telford medal, and &Telford premium, in books, to Lieut.-Colonel Peter Pierce Lyons O'Connell, R.E., Assoc. Inst. C.E., for his paper " On the Relation of the Fresh Water Floods of Rivera to the Areas and Physical Features of their Basins." 4. A Telford medal, and a Telford premium in books, to William Wilson, M. Inst. C.E., for his " De scription of the Victoria-bridge, on the line of the Vic toria Station and Pimlico Railway." 6. A Telford medal, and a Telford premium, in books, to Chas. Domr at r es oLM . . Last. C.E., for his "On New Railways at 6. A Telford medal, and a Telford premium, in 1:ooks, to John Wolfe Barry, M. Inst. C.E., for his paper 'On the City Terminus Extension of the Charing-eroas Railway." 7. A Watt medal to Edwin Cler; it hf. Inst. C.E., for his paper " On Engineering Philos° y : the Dueability of Materials." 8. A Milford m al to William Jarvis McAlpine, M. Inst. C.Z., for his paper "Chu the Sup porting Power of Piles." 9. A Telford premium. in books, to Thomas Login, U. Last C.E., for hie paper "Chem Irri gation in India." 10. A Telford premium, in books, to Allan Wilson, M. Inst. C.E., for his paper " Ou Irriga tion in India." 11. A Wield premium, in books, to Wilfrid Airy, Assoc. I. C.E., for his paper "On the Experimental Determination of the Strains on the Soo pennon Ties of a Bowstrime Girder." 12. The Manby premium, in books, to Andrew Cassels Howden, Assoc. Inst. C.E., for his paper "On Floods in the Nerbudda Valley." AGRICULTURAL-TULL SERVICES.—A large num ber of perform assembled on Sunday afternoon to hear an address by Mr. H. Varlet', of Notting-hill. The assem bly-room was crowded to overflowing, and hundreds were unable to obtain admission. It was found net-weary to open the doors of the large hall, and the Rev. Mr. Morgan, of Ring's-erom, who happened to be present, adjourned thither with a large congregation, and addressed them from the gallery. The Rev. J. Thain Davidson. by whom three services are maintained, conducted the devotional exercises in the assembly-ravel. Altogether there were upwards of 2,000 present, of whom the majority were working-men. The services are to be continued through out the winter. _ _ THE HOURS OF POLLINO.—The following circular has been issued to employers of labour by lie. Ayrton's oee~mmmittee for Bow and Bromley :—"Committee-r oom, 6th.lioranber, the Reform Aat af 1867 h large number al swathing men were admitted to the franchise. nag el wham id] no doubt desire to record their rote at the agareashing election in this balalaika In arise OM theylasObseallied to do so withoat wilaking = W a l e s Unawares at the one hand. or to their employers on the odor, . e rs id oss= sire sand sand be made previous to the gelling Oa g al tie above committee we venture madrei My to suggest that you should take the matte bap wasidewaties, sad Sher by allowing an actsit he at Wadding or dmasr limo. or by . perauttlag the as to is out in reiays derive Ow day, gwe sack o f those is par service aa olgansinify of &aarging the duty he ewft his aranday. - lioar so lost might »edgy be walo 911 1 by as boo's overtime at the sad of the day, and ties this sonreies el the newly aoquired right of ailuisushirt s : o ' 05 0091 askew Whet Mho paint at the werbonm sea em sewvividillor Trusting thot you will soma thew InggaillaW fa tho spirit in which they are 17 wriwas. am Walt of the owansittes, yours Mama. Maims Ooom Amhara ; Lasteolar7l aad W.Foriniso. Bow SNP. 11Ana FOS Avirriuma..—The next mans for Austral% via Rua, will hs asepatebed foss Lownhomtit lemanwalemsm ths. svadllit 91 the 90t No rassear; Novilimme_ frildig ess frraltef a t.,._ D u emom p6 a os. aamens at use Gana November 9. Cayerg. PALkap.r- . OxF ammo DAT •••• mosnix, Nov. 9.--Adminioeo by mesa Moto% 691; atto Os Moo* 703; total Tinton. 1,. ININVILLII and 00., Mink aro the bread egraorp=a l Pa lk orZt ia . k • ISt= rizsvaiaole t s z e eeva7Me IV?.