The Express. — London, England, 1862-10-20 00:00:00

• , • 5 ,•• 0 • , " s- lf r -r ,: ; S r vp .l l,i - 7L-Z ( "•••••...... tt - t X. 13 •., . „ . . . • Jill • • NEWSPAPER 4.7 'll tit - 46 -"11 0 11. 553.1141411 i No. 5,052.) LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER SO, 1862. [Stamped, ld. Additional.] 'OPENCE TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. NOTICE to PASSENGERS for CALCUTTA. Ths kite teak-built ship 1101100IIIIONT. A 1 for 13 ran, JOHN PLAMANt, Commander, In now loading to the Nut India Docks. Has beautiful cabin aocommedstiesa and will tun a =Ws If required.—Apply to HILLATLY, HAMMY. and SEWELL. ft Leadenhallabreea B.C. T 88 L ONDON, 191, Pleetstreet, user Temple-bar. YAM'S FAMOUS LONDON DINNER for T1..8 DAY, October ilk •In consist et— isnsois. A Is Raise Julienne. MOON. Marne Rance our Haitres—Merlans trtts. 11171111. Civet de Levee i r Anglia—Rissoles d Is Supreme. Mouton boullit—Boaut FRANCE. AMERICA. The following are the ofiloiel yederal despatches in regard to the battle at Corinth : SPORTEVG IZi7TLLIGENCE. THE LATE MEETING. NOTICE to PASSENGERS for BOMBAY. The spiendld teat-ealling ship RAJAH Of 00CHIN, A 1 for It Foam?). CUM MIND, Commender, to load In the East India Ihsobehas eptesdid aceommodation *cc pre Wen, and will miry an calamine:ad surgeon If regalred. To mil 15th Noreraber.—Applr to Mania GRINDLAT and Co.. 65, Parlia ment-street, S.W. ; or to GILLATLY, HANLEY, and EINWELL, Leadenbalistreet, LC. (WOW/ TILBSZAMIL) HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO BRUSSELS. BRUSSRLB, Our. 18. (saw an owl PARTS, SarersDAT Groat's Hostmartes, dooksoc, T 11112111•11% d 5, 8 sm. To Major-Genorol B. W. Ronda, Gooonl4o-Chiot Unita 81stoo 4121117. reeding de College —Cielne de Citron. Queen Victoria arrived here at 9 o'clock this morning, with Princesses Helena, Louisa, and Bea trice, and Princes Arthur and Leopold. The Queen was attended by Earl Russell, Lieute nant-General Grey, Lady Bruce, and suite. Her Majesty was received at the Lacken station by the Belgian Royal Family, the English Ambas sador, and other distinguished personages, and conducted to the King of the Belgians, at the palace of Lacken. Yesterday the rebels, under Pries, Vaa Dore, tad Lovell, were re from their attack cm Oorieth with great elmaghter. The amity are is full retreat, km* their dead and wounded oo the Bald. Rosemarie: telegraphs that the lei i. serfoos on our side, in officers,b i r ki listem az a t i oseptrisos that of i General) 1116 iam = General Ogleby is dasgerossly I t rossite& lamling General M'Phersou, with his mamma& imbed Ooriuth yertirday. Gemmel Romesersam permed the nemiting mealy . this morniag, end should they attempt to MbOTO towards Bolivar, will follow to Oat plow General Hurlbut at the Hatable River with eve or is theassiad met, sad is so doubt with the psesuMg solvema. from soma Modred to a Moored primmest, bombes the wooded, an left in est bends. U.K. Glum, ifaioreGeoseal Commending, O VERLAND ROUTE.-COMMUNICATION by STEAM to INDIA, AUSTRALIA, &a., vIA EGYPT. Ms PENINSULA It and ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY BOOK PAS-MOWERS sad nicely* Cargo and Parceb at their London office for Gibraltar. Malta, EVA Aden, Ceylon, Madras, Calcutta, the Straits, and China, by their steamers lusting Southampton en the 4th and Sloth of every month ; for eihraltar, Maly kacypt. Aden, and 800 by those of the 19th sad 17th of each month: and for Mauri tius, ing Reunion, Kinl dews 'a Sonnd, Melbourne, and Sydney, by the steamers leav ing Southampton on the 20th of every month.—For further apply at the Company's Offices. 122, Leadeuhall-street, L a rro gr London ; or Oriental.pWce. Southampton. Tromso st Salads. TO-MORROW, October SI, the LONDON DINNIA ammist cd— POTAGM. Parte de Perdlx—e Ls Jard'dere. POIMON. Amalie etavee—Ffleta de Soles flits. INTIM& ERA de Volallle—Oslelettes de Mouton I Is Monads ROB. Inlet de Velal—Acind. BRUSSELS, OCT. 19. reeding de idaZiro - el=ieignete d'Orsage. hemp et Wade. TO BRIT= COL EMBIA NOR 1.19. NV/ORLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NKW YORK Dina—TM Liv mom, NEW YORK. end PHILADELPHIA STFAM.ISHIP OW/PANT Intend deopstelt- Ing their lidlitovered Clyde-boa iron Snow StoantoLdpe, cal li ng Queenttoon to embark peneendere end despatches. et follows: WIENLY FROM LjYRRPOOL FOR 11KW YORK. ealendes and earstallreelsoisd soak of French, !thenleh, Moselle, and other Wines, Imported expresay for The London Dhmer. Turtle Soup, mad mil lig& In moos daily. GLASGOW. VissdAq. Oa. U. CITY OF . BA LTIMOU, Warrlsz, Oct.lo. _ . IC - 1 7 /A,ir;d7eid --- ay,37.v.6. ---- ' . -- And every succeeding Wednesday. Cabin portage, IS, 17, and Yl guineas, according to the seem niodation. Forward passage, 8 guineas, including all proviaion tuned. Passengers for Canada. the United Mane, and British Columbia, booked through on very ries:duteous termn—For farther particulars apply n WILLIAM INSI AM, 31, Water-street, Liverpool; or to Win sad KAM. 11, [log Wilma-street. City. PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS the amiermentioned drat-clam Meamers: For 1 4 1.0 1e raDAM and the RHINE, the BATAVIEIIt, from the BROM and Foreign Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday warning, at 11 a.m., and the 7YEN00111), Monday morning early, from off the Tower. Far BREMEN, twice a week, the ADLER, MOWS., or IMIWALBE, alternately Wedneaday and Saturday, from Hone 'yawn, at 11 cm.. calling at Blackwell Pier to receive passen gers at noon. Parse: Et 41, and 10e. Return tickets at a tare and a halt Rake. —The Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven Is now open for the conveyance of passengers and merchandise to all parte of Oennan y. For GOTHINBURG, the OUSTAF WASA, from Iforselydown to be followed by the LONDON. /area, F. 3 to., al 2.., and For freight, panne, nppl at Chapltne Untvereal Regent-circus, W., or to F.B. LIJAPPS, GI:AVIA and PULLIAM, 11, Rood-Lana, LC. TIORTOGUESE THREE PER CENT. LOAN, 188 L—Mews. KNOWLES and FOSTER the Contractors foe this Loan, are rawly to deliver BONDS in exchange for SCRIP which has been paid up in The Scrip will be received on TURiDAYS and FRIDAYS, and must be lett two clear days for examination. at, Moorgate-atreet, E C., Oct Llsta to be obtained at sne counting-how of the Contractors. or of Mews. HAM and 80N8, 15.1 . hrogmortonatrect, £C. THE STANDARD BANK of BRITISH itOUTH A/RICA (limited). Established tinder the Joint Stock Banking Companies Amend ment Acts, 20 and 21 Vic., cap. 49, and 21 and 22 Vic., cap. DI. which specially limit the liability of each shareholder to the amount of his shares. Capital, C 1,000,000 in 10,000 Marto of ClOO each. i (Power to ncrease to £2,000,000.) Ftrst Issue, 6.000 Shares. Deposit on ATTlicatiouil per"acare, - and; further pa)ment of it on allotment. Calla not to exceed £5 each, until £25 per share have been paid, and three months' interval between each call. JOllll Gillespie, Esq. !Gilles - P . l — , Churchill, and Co.), merchant, Great Winchester-street. James Black, Eau. • Black and Ca), merchant, London, Graham's Town. and Port Klizabeth. Alexander Croft, EA4I A lexander Croll and Co., merchant, Lon don and Port Plizabeth. William Duthie, F.N., merchant, Mark-late. Alfred Jarvis, Eaq , Loudon, late Chairman of the Commercial Bank. Port Elisabeth. John Paterson, Ep. ;i Paterson, Kemp, and Co.), merchant, Lon don and Cape of Good Hope. Thomas Stenhouse, Eat., merchant. Cannon-street-west, Director of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China John Torrance, Pm.l. . S. Chester-place, Kyrie-part-square, Director of the Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool SuLICIT.II.4--11 curs. Flux and Argles, 8, Mincing-lane, seek Mt& Messrs. J. and J. Whitehead, 8, Moorgate-street. llama. Bragg and Stocitdale, 8, Throgmorton-Areet. BANKERS. The Alliance flank of London and Liverpool (Limited), Lothbnry, London, and " The Albany," Liverpool. SiCitrraltir pro tem.—Robert Slater, Jun., Esq. Temporary Offices of the Company-27, Moorgate.street. PROSPECTUS. The progress made during the last ten yearn by the British Cnleniet in south Africa has been very remarkable : the imports, exports, and public revenues having, during that period, multi plied threefold, and from public returns just t $ hand It is estimated that a yet higher progressive increase will be shown in the present year. The hooking capital of the colonies has not kept pace with this increase of trade, and It h n become clear that a new banking institution of consMerable magnitude, and with adego .te re o. is now a public necessity, and must command success. T. m.e: this necessity, and as a profitable and safe invest ment sif i• ipital, the Standard bank of British South Africa is esunlun_ . . hg die proposed field of operations is both safe and pro fitable is shown by the fact that, although in the Routh African Colonies the rates of discount on first-clam bills nage from 8 to 12 per cent., not one instance of loos is recorded in the Mat an asslstatements of the local banks._ The following is a nriternent of the present selling prices of shires in existivg bical banks, the dividends paid by these banks durinz the Jut year Living varied from 12 to 22 per cent. par 1,1110111. STATEKINT. Paid-np. Selling price. Cape of Good flora L5O 0 0 .. 188 0 0 Cape mmeretal 6 0 0 .. 10 0 0 Port Elizabeth }tank Connneretal Bank of Poet Elizabeth 6 0 0 .. 11 0 0 Eastern Province Bank, Graluirn'a Town Commercial of Graham's Sown Graaf Relnet Bank l2 10 0 .. 0 0 Colon of Cradock Natal Bank British Kalfrarian Bank Every description of legitimate banking business will be under taken by the Standard Bank, and it an be stated that valuable mercantile aelsailits have already been promised. Powers are taken for the incorporation of existing banks In the colonies. TkePrl;;lple of limited liability uniformly followed in the re cently established looking companies has been adopted. 11l the 5.000 shares comprised to the first issue, a Larva number has already been subscribed for. The head okice of the hank will be in London. Satisfactory erranitements are in progress, which will facilitate • speedy commencement of busluesa. Shareholders diwinous of paying up the full 415 per share will receive, on so much thereof as may be In advance of calls, futereat M the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. The preliminary expenses of the Bank will be strictly con fi ne d to matters ..fai told outlay. Coplei of the Menviranaum and Articles of Association may be Men at the Temporary Mtlices of the Company, and at the odic° of the Solicitors. FORM OP APPLICATION PO5 To the Director* of the Standard Bank of British South Africa (Limited). Gentlenten,—llaving paid to your bankers the sum of P. being a deposit of LI per share on shares In the above Cominny, I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree 'According to the form prescribed by the articles of association) to accept such shares, or any leas number you may allot me, and to execute the articles of association when re quired; and I request that my name may be placed on the register of shareholders for the shares so allotted. Name In full Residence Profession or badman Ate THE STANDARD BANK of BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA (Limited '. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NO APFTICATIONR for 8118 K)2 in this Company can he RECEIVED alter WED- Iik:ODAY next, the noluist.—lty order, RoBER t SLATER, Jun., Secretary pro tea- Moorgateatreet, Oct. 10, 1882. PARNBOROUGH and ALDERSHOT FREE x. HOLD and OROUND RENT SOCIETY (Limited,. APPLICATIONS for SHARER must be made on or before MONDAY, 200, October hot., either to the London and Middle sex Bank, CD, Conthill : to the Society's broker, Mr. It. Frisby (late Yoder &others and Frisby,. 27, Tokenhouse.yard, E.C. : el at the other. of the Society, No. 18, New Bildgeetreet, Black- Mara, RC.—&y order of the Hoard, Oct. IS, 1082. ILDWAIM CHATFIELD, Managing Director. LOSS of APPETITE, WEAKNESS, &c. A TONIC.—Dr. Hl and the Medical Pro recom mend that valuable sti assel nmulat, " WATER , ' QUlNlNE fession WINS: Alannhotnred only by ROBERT WATERFI, 2, Martilialluse, Csidionatreet, London. E.C. Sold by Grocers, Italian Ware housemen. and "there, lit 30e. a dozen. Wholtiede Agent, K. Lewis and Co., Worcester. Interuatknal Exhibition, Claas2. MANLY VIGOUR restored to the most Debi- Iltainl Constitution, In a few weeks. by the use of kl;10D • ELIXIR ..f LIM No consultation Is required, sod coolalete mstonstion Is ettecrxd quickly and secretly, A. sun as that day suert,ls night. —I n bottla at 11a, and 33a. forwarded to any part, fur rash or stamps, by the Agents. PflOnT and Co., Medicine Warehnuae, 129, Woad, London. JOZZAIJ'B COPARINI 'LEGE, auccesAfully tried In the Paris sad Looks Hospitals, under the ears 51 ews. cunhier, iumm. awe. Potent'. and Legres CWk latest. eth Nes , 1 , 42 , abets • ears la ea average of six aye. either le recee.t or hrooir diseased--Y. 1:14. per battle, by post 2d., at C. Jarrett's. Freuch almsta, 46, Ilapasrket. Louioa. The attention of Clergymem Officers, and Professional Gen tlemen is specially drawn to the advantages offered by these elegant gamma wht Mill ell the reqeirements of a Writ end Club d the mat aristocratic and made, character. I:.:;l3l;c;v7diTnslaTailedeTecTiirencniseulnetiiles snort lours Journatu Anglo* male soma Antrum: Allemande, Fran oaks, at Beiges. Cipcs &maw at tour o'clock. SkWYEII, Provrtskir. CRYSTAL PALACE.-TO-MORROW erseedayi.--Open from nine o'clock till coven.—BLONDIN at half-piel 3 o'clock. One Shilling. (IRYSTAL PALACE.-AFTERNOON VISITS. V Thu being the last fortnight of the International Exhibi tion, and le anticipation that many escureionieta and other visi tors whom Vete is limited would wish to see the Palace also, It will remain open during the above period from Nine in the morning until Seven in the evening. At dusk the Palace will be lighted by the new Gas Standards erected In the naves by Meseta. Defiles. CRYSTAL PALACE.-BLONDIN TOMORROW 1 ea the HIGH ROPH la the CENTRE TRANIIIPT.— LAST TIM BUT TWO. CRYSTAL PALACE - ARRANGEMENTS for TO-MORROW (Tusaday).—Opins at tithe. Orchestral Band at Display of Fountains at l9O Blondln and Orchestral Band at 330 Great Organ Performance at & 0 Admission to all. Om etilldren, Wrposos. THE LONDON PAVILION.-SPECIAL NOTICE.—The celebration of the TIDED ANNIVER SARY of the opening of the above elegant Musks Hall will take place on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 22ud Inst., when the entire resources of the c .hrshnient wl be brought into requisition to render the entertainment unequalled In attraction. For a of three yea the propi:etors have 'paled no espense or periodhou years in catering for the amusement of the public: and while returning thanks for pest favours, they trust by jadicions ma nagement, and careftely adhering to the wants of their patrons, to merit a cor Ai:mance of that summit which it wTI ever be their pride and study to gain. —The LONDON PAVILION, 'Millions*. street. LO ML and BONN/lA][IMR. Prove Mon. PERIODICAL SALE of POULTRY and PIGEONS. MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Room, SS, Etug.street, Covent-garden. To-MORROW, Oct 21, at 12 precisely. awards of 200 PENS of choice POULTRY and PIGEONS, consieting of Cochin', Braturas, and moat of the other known vr ietie,, from the yards of Mr. Pookes and other fanciers; to a splendid lot of IPlireona, from Mr. Bellamy, of Holloway, and others.—On view the morning of sale, and =Jalopies had. HANBITRY, BUXTON, and Co.'. unequalled LONDON STOUT, D. ed. per dosen Imperial pints.-11. VEILIY. Wine and Spirit llerehent, LS and 36. Sisouldharn-street, Beransessequare, W. T C. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers (is England) et PAILAYPINE eANDLES, to whom the mile medal ^186?) has been awarded. These can l ies can be obtained of all chandlers and ensoere In the United Kingdom. Price la ad. per pound , also celebrated United Service Soap Tableta, 44 . and . Lava 4d. each. Meekest. only, and fee esportatios.—Upper Marebith. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Part of the Kingdom. Drawing-room Suites In Velvet All 0 0 Drawlng.room Suites, complete • Dlalug.rooni Siam complete 2B 0 0 Bed-room Suites, complete U • 0 Warranted First-clam P. and A. BETPUB, 144, OXPORWRKET, and 91 to 95, CITY-ROAD. Illustrated Catalogues gratis sad pout bee an applioatios. " VXCELLENTE BIJOUTERIE COI:FRANTZ. .R.A MODELES SPECIAUX 6sa PABRIQUIL"—WATHEIC. RYON and BROODER, basing been honoured with a First-clam Halal at the Paris Univered Exhibition, accompanied by the above flattering testimonial, respectfully invite the public to an Inspection of their GOLD CHAINS and extensive assortment of JEWELLERY, all made on the premises. WATHDRSTON and BROODlN,Goldsmiths. Manufactory, No. ut, Henrietteetreet, Covent-garden, W.C. Established A.D. 1796. Ammo made of Chains and Jewellery for Is. each. N.B. This setablishment is dosed at 6 in the evening, and on Saturdays at I Vela*. HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS.— The NEW COATINGS for the coming season are now ready, of which specimen garments are kept to choose from ; also saelect stock of walking, lounging, and over-costa alwasys on hand, at HAMILTON and KIMPTOTS, 105, Strand, opposite Exeter-hall. "'A PACT WORTHY OF NOTL". Mll REMOVED from Bond-street 'W it to TS, BROOK-STREW, HANOVER-SQUARE % on the let October, 1100. The lee. Trousers (originated by Ida) better than ever. Mainlobed UAL l IIIITUMN and WINTER CLOTHING. MGSES and SON beg to announce that their prepara tions for Autumn and Winter have been made on so mat a scale, and with such care, that they are able to meet the demends of all climes, in a manner that cannot fail to secure them a con tinuation of public support. There are so many articles In which they are acknowledged to excel that it is unnecessary for them to do more than refer to their general trades, v.z : Readymade and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen Gra pes, Hatters, Hosiers, Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Oat . Loudon Houses: City EMA-llshment, 164, 155, 1615, 167, lffinoriee 53„ 84. 85, 88, 87, 88, 80, Aldgate. Oxford-stree4 Branch, 608, 507, 608, New Oxford-street: 1, 2. 3. Hart-street Tottornhameourt-road Brunch, UP, 118, Tottenham-court-road 283, ffissionsuad. Country establishments : Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire. All artklea are marked In plain figures, the lowest possible prices, from which no abatement can be made. Any article not approved o f will be exchanged, or the money returned. fashion Card and lists of prices, with rules for self. measurement, and patterns, post free. k, 510.i.hi and 803'S establishnients are cloned every Friday at sunset till Saturday at sunset, when business is resumed until 11 o'clock. WHITS and SOUND TlarTH are indispensable to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity by the proper laudation of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTU, or PEARL bIeNTI PRIM compounded of Oriental ingredient', is of inestimable value in preservin9 and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the and In gi ving a pleasing fragranoe to the breath. It eradiates tartarfront the teeth, removes spell of Incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it impart. a pearl-like whiteness. Its invaluable pro perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the arbto cracy of Europe, and it la universally In high repute. Price to. 0.1. per boz. Sold by A. Rowland and Sons, 20, Hatton garden, and by Chemists and Perfumers. AA for "Rowlands Odado." DL L.CMERT ON SELF-PRESERVATION. Price la. ; poet free, 13 or sealed ends, 20 stamps. Mann and M, Cresskill. London; or direct from the Author. SELF - PRESERVATION ; a Popular Essay on the Cure of Nervous and Physkal Debility, by Dr. LCIIIRT, S 7, BetUordequare. London, Licentiate of the Royal Collage of Physicians of Edinburgh, Re. With engravings and eases. Dr. LeMert is the only practitioner on the Mrtlitml Register who has for many years devoted his study to the treatment of the dhorders of the nervous system. At book from 10 till land 6 till 8.-37, Bedlordoquare, London. bust published, prise Is.. post free 14 damps, or la a sealed envelope 30 stamps, a Medical Work on M ARRIAGE • treating on Man, Mind, and Matter, shosn ' xis hos nervous debility and premature de dm' ls prosittoed by disregard of Nattue's laws. Contents General and acquired debility, from early Inexperience diseases and disarrangement of the intiecular system: nervous and phy. Meal Irritability: total or partial pio stration. Mike this In valuable work year miide and adviser Inc sell.eure.—Address, Meats. PERRI" and Co., Runienus, 1 Bernets-street. Oxford• street, Loudon. W.C. Consultations dally, 11 US 1. aid nom • till IL Sunday, by appoloUntmt. DR. CORM ON IntRVOININVO, OINZIAL DII3IIITY, L. Awe published, price la, post bastions the Author for it stanspe, AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE an d CURE et PEZMATDRII MUNI in MAN. with plain direction for pertain neterentie to health and rigour, the emit td twenty. tire ream' successful practice In the treatment of these peculiar servals and sequired dhows which tend to embitter sad shorten llta by Dr. J. L. Comte, lb, Alberamineteset, Plecodillp, London. Consultetionst 10 OU " We feel no Imitation in lasing there is no member of society by idiom the boot will not be found assful—whethererieb persoo hold he Matteis of week pprencceepptor, er ciergrews."—fista. Leedom: Mann. ie. Careblo: zed J. Allen, No, Warwlet-lane. There was a state dinner at 'sicken yesterday, and a breakfast was given this morning. The English and Belgian royal families with their suites were present on both occasions. Queen Victoria will leave in the courne at today for Antwerp, whence her Majesty will embark for England either this evening or to-morrow morning. Many English families residing in Belgium have gone to Antwerp to see the Quinn. ITALY. GENOA, Ocr. 19. The intelligence respecting the health of Gari baldi continues unsatisfactory. The Movinicnto of to-day denies the authenticity of the letter said to have been written by Garibaldi to the Swedes. TURIN, Ocr. 18. A report is in circulation that Monsignor Ciena tiempo has succeeded in escaping from prison at Naples. The rumour of the Civita Vecchia and Orbitello Railways having been conceded to the Salamanca Company, and of a loan of 20 million lire having been made by that company to the Pontifical go vernment, is stated to be unfounded. The nego tiations which were being carried on in this matter have failed. Numerous political arrests have taken place in Venetia. TURIN, Ocr. 19. The news of the escape of M. Ctenatienipo from prison is confirmed. The rumour of the resignation of the Cabinet is unfounded. It is smarted that the Italian parliament will re assemble very shortly. TURIN, Ocr. 19. The Discussions of this evening, in an article entitled " Why we do not go to Rome," reviews the policy of Cavour, and then that of Rioasoli, "who," it continues, "even after the disagreement with the Emperor Napoleon, continued to delude Italy with the hope of a speedy evacuation of Rome. " These precedents compelled Rattazzi from the beginning to follow the same course." The Discustiowe concludes that it is not the fault of Rattazzi if too much has been hoped for, and says in conclusion : "At present it is not by a ministerial crisis, but by concord between all the fractions of the moderate-liberal party, that the strength and moral authority can be given to Italy which will cause entire justice to be rendered her by Brame and Europe." RUSSIA. tff. PETERSBURG, Ocr. 18. An imperial ukase, issued to-day, orders that public prosecutors and defenders shall be attached to military tribunals. A decree of the Governor-General of \Vilna re lieves the town and the neighbouring district from a state of siege. Persons aro still, however, for bidden to c►rry arms. State criminals are also to continue subject to military jurisdiction. PORTUGAL LISBON, Ocr. 18. The Duke of Loul6 and the Duke of Saldanha have been reconciled, and the latter will enter the ministry. The Portuguese funds have risen I per cent. BAVARIA. MUNICH, Ocr. 18. In the conference on commercial affairs, the proposition of the committee respecting the customs union with Austria was carried by 138 to 57. The motion of the Austrian delegates, upon the con trary, was rejected by 117 to 80. MEXICO. PARIS. Oar. 19. A telegram has been received here this evening from St. Nazaire announcing the arrival of Admiral Rose. The news from Vera Cruz was to the 18th ult. General Forey li u expeoted to arrive et that port on the 21st ult. Zaragoza had died, and was replaced by Ortega. The following telegram hae been received at Mr. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Swam Navigation Company : THE BOMBAY MAILS. MARSEILLES, Ocr. 19. The Vectia, with the above mail, arrived here thin day at 10 a.in. The mail leaves at 11.30 a.m. for London. THE CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAlth. SOUTHAMPTON, Ocr. 19. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Ceylon, (Unseal Evans, with the heavy portion of the above mails, arrived here this evening at 7 o'clock. She briop 38 passengers, including Captain and Mrs. Hanka, from Australia ' and Lieutenant Garton and Dr. Slaughter, from rbslcuttis. The Ceylon has on freight 7 packages specie from Ana. kraus, 5 ditto from India, value not stated ; and 1 pack me from Gibraltar, value 309/. • also 7 cage. birds; 1 tiger, alive ; 7 hales silk ;28 package s elephant.' testis • 5 casks wins ; 2 hales wool ; lAi packages sundries ; a nd 1,613 bales raw silk, value 150,0001. sterling. The Federal war steamers Tuscarora and St. Louie are cruising in the Mediterranean in search of the Confederate "MI steamer Alabama and an iron-plated Confederate war steamer. The Tuscarora so suddenly left Cubs for the Mediterranean that she did not wait for some of her offioers who were "shore. She overhauled the Ceylon the day be fore the latter reached Gibraltar. There is quite a hurnaine here, and there his been great difficulty in landing the mails and paaeengen. One of the re was apprehended on his landing for theft on L=tie Nearly thCeyl on. e whole of the New Zealand mail is missing, owing to its not having reached Sydney in time. DIDIPATCH OP THZ AMERICAN AND CANADIAN Mind. —Ow Saturday the British and North American Royal Mail steamer And* was despatched from Liverpool for Boston with mails for the Baited Stake, North Ame rica, km, together with • large number of peassogers sad cargo. The next American mail despatch from Liverpool will be ou Wedscoday next, when the Liverpool. New York, and Philadelphia Company's steamer Glasgow will leave the Mersey for New York with mails for the trailed States. Letters intended for this Mit will be received at the Liverpool Post-omen on Wedsesday sierra until Labe dosperobes eik Cork may be op to &30 For the first time since the appearance of the Acme I find myself compelled unreservedly to agree with an article in that journal. It jOatl3' describes as pitiable tFe tactics of the discomfited organs of the repudiated ministers, such as the COl6. 51ia4640111.11 and the Patric, when they pretend that M. Dronyn de Lhuys is the continuator of the policy of DL Thouvenel, that M. de Levalette and M. Benedetti had made up their minds to leave their em des long ago, and that there has been no ministerial crisis whatever. The France rightly states the undeniable fact that those three states men have retired because they understood the Emperor's policy as involving certain consequences which his Majesty now says he did not mean. On Sunday last the Pope gave a jolly dinner at Castel Gandolfo, at which yorng King Bombs and the Freuch commander at Rome, General Mon tebello, bobbed and nobbed with a multitude of cardinals and coclini. Montebello is making great preparations at Rome for the augmentation to the gar:neon, which are under orders to go out as "wetly as tole. The municipality of Rome kicks a good deal at the extensive demands for barrack accommodation, and particularly at the in stallation by General Montebello of simple colonels in quarters provided for generals. 'rheMonittur publishes the following explanatory note : In appointing Marshal Canrobert to the ecenamed ci the 4th corps d'arm. , e, and Malaita Duke de Magenta to that of the Sul, the Emperor also decided that the 2nd coop should remain provisionally without ► commander, that its staff should be dissolved, and that, until fvrther order., the generals commanding the two territorial divisions which compose it (the 'ard and 4th) should cols spend directly with the Minister of War. This explanation was needed, for the terms in which the Duke of Magenta was gazetted to succeed Marshal Canrobert at Nancy left it open to be inferred that he still retained the command at Lille. if he, the favourite fighting general of France, and the one who more frequently than any other has of late been in close consultation with the Emperor, bad been in command of the two corps d'armde echeloned upon the Rhine and Belgian frontier, the public would certainly have felt some thing like alarm. As it is, people would be glad to kaow why the find note in the Moniteur was ambigu ous, and area why the present one should not be • little more plain. Why should thennusual course be taken of leaving the Lille corps d'anntie " provi-1 sionally " without a commander 7 I have heard it suggested that the place is kept open as a reward for General Foray after the victory which he is about to gain in Mexico, but I cannot think the provisional state of things can be destined to last for so long • time as this explanation would imply. The Bourse remains dull. Rents fell 15c. for cash, closing at 7L5, and left off at yesterdays price, 71.25, for account. Mobilier rose 2.50, and the Italian loan fell sc. Railways remain with scarcely any alteration. The Daily News is seized. PORTUGAL (nom oom OWN LISBON, Ocr. U. The description of public festivities is generally pervaded by a tone of monotony, no matter what amount of balls and dinner parties come to the rescue. Still, the marriage of the Ringo, Portugal has been kept npr right royally, and I have never beheld more tasteful decorations, or more brilliant illuminations. The Commercial-square looked mag nificent at night ; variegated banners flaunted on all sides ; there were also transparencies of elegant design and brilliant colour, and jets of gas and tinted lamps were in great profusion. Flowering shrubs and evergreens were judiciously dispo sed around, and the whole scene reminded one of "Leila Rookh." Under the influence of the hour we should hardly have been surprised to have seen Haroun Alraaehid going about in disguise, or to have been jostled by Mesrour, the chief of the eunuchs, on the watch for one of those Calendars who had always the luck to be the son of a king • or even to have been asked to join Sinbad the orator at a quiet convivial party, at which, however, we should have insisted upon dispensing with his outrageous yarna, which we never believed even as a boy. There have never been known such festivities in Lisbon within the memory of the oldest inhabitant. The coat alone of embellishing the Black Horse square has been some 8,000/., and everywhere matters have been conducted on a similar scale of magnificence. The arrival of the British vessels Warrior, Black Prince, Edgar, and Liffey, on Wednesday, somewhat allayed the feeling of irritation in Lisbon which was caused by their absence, and after all, misunderstanding and mismanage ment, the old story, have been the cause. Admiral Dacres seems to have had orders to be iu the Tagus on the 10th. Who gave the orders ? Is it the fault of the Circumlocution-office in Downing-street, or of the Name department on the right-hand side of Commercial-square in Lisbon ? Nobody will ever decide this question, but the arrangement was like the leg of mutton Dr. Johnson met on his tour to the Hebrides, as bad as bad could be. On Wednesday evening the ging and Queen went in state to the Theatre of Donna Maria 11. to wit ness the historical drama of Bgas Mimic. It is written by Senor Mendez Leal, the Minister of Marine, and is founded on incidents in Portuguese history. Immense crowds waited the arrival and departure of the royal pair, and greeted them enthu siastically. . . . . . . On Thursday there was a review of the troops in the Campo Grande, and Lisbon seemed to have emptied all its population under the trees of those well-known pleasure grounds. The King and Queen went rather late, but on their arrival were very well received ; the people got among the troops and quite surrounded the royal carriage, cheering most lustily. late iu the evening the King and Queen drove round the city to see the illuminations. On Thursday evening the royal party went in state to the Opera of San Carlos. The Duke de Saldanha bas been created com mander-in-chief, and the Marquis de Loulif has been elevated to the rank of a duke. The marriage is highly popular with the people, and the alliance of Portugal with the ancient House of Savoy is everywhere looked upon with favour. The Empress of Brazil issaid to be very ill. In deed, a report is current in the city that she is dead. Au immense number of people from the pro- vinces came to Lisbon to 'witness the festivities ; and some nights hundreds were sleeping in stair cases and about the streets. MURDICR 07 TNT CAPTAIN 07 THZ CONPIDIXATN WAR 8111 P SIJWIT/L—LIVIMPOOL. SAIVIDAY.6-A token= wee received here to-day from Gibraltar. arid as the soaves is respeeteble we plus it before oar readers :—" The woad officer of the Sumter yesterday (October 16th) murdered the captain at Gibraltar. lie hes eordesesd his crime, and ill under arrest. Beware of pills and all other medicines ;_ th ey 'lamps aggravate chronic complaints., but "We lied l3 " genre delicious health.restming Revalenta Arabia' Food the safest remedy for habitual constipation, indigestion (dyspepsia), con sumption, coughs, catarrhs. asthma, bronchitis, diarrhea, nervousness, palpitation, acidity, ItOIIIES, flatu lency, phlegm, distension. biliousness, torpidity or the liver," — Andrew Use, ILD., F.A.S., Dr. Hervey, Dr. iflioriand. Dr. Camp bell. Dr. Woos.. It roe fifty times its coat in other remedbie. In tins, l lb., to. it lb. , fts—Berry do berry and CO., 71,Begent-street, Loudon; door Fortino and Meson : PNlllps: Batt; • Petty end Wood and all reverasale puma sad obsolete. Advirtismarga To Major-Gesend Hello* Gemaralda-Chief 17.13. Amy- Ge' Ord, who followed General Hurlbut, met the enemy to-diky ow the mouth Ale of the Hatch* ma under sodstand from •presesies daiputch„ and drove thew across the Gemsa skies= IF* et the ilinghio with oar tromps. l Ord took two batteries sod about two hundred prisoners. A large portion of General Bosencrane foram were at Mena& _ At Obis distance emeythinglooks most favomable, and I cannot see bow the enemy are to amps without losing everything but their small arms. I have eiralsed every thing to take into the field ea adequate form, acid to get them to the right place. IJ. B. Guam, liblortlesesal Commaading. TEURD DIIIPATCIL To Major-Genemil HsHeck, Generel-in-Chief. Jackson, Tennesese, Oct. 6, 12.20 p.m. General. Ord and Hurlbut came upon the enemy yester day, and General Hurlbut having driven in small bodies off the rebels the day before, shot: .sumo hours' hard fight ing drove the enemy five mike heel, across the HabUie y towards Corinth, capturing two batteries, about 300 pn sown, and many small arms. I immedissely spooked Generell Roseanne of thews facts, and directed him to urge on the good work. The following despatch bar just been received from him : " °bevel* Oct. 6,1862. . . " To Major .fleessal Grant.' " The enemy are totally routed, throwing everything away. We are fo ll owirg sharply. " W. d. Mammas; Major-Gmata" Under previous instructioos Gswend Hurlbut is also fol low ing.Gensral ItThorson is in the Lord of General Rass onnz Oln. The rebel general, Martin, Is mkt to be killed. U.S. GIANT, NiajouGenseel Commanding. The Cairo despatch, dated the 7th, says : Aa yet we can only elide the vowel mate of the fighting at Corinth. Unending commemed on Senday lest, and there has been more or lees fighting every day alum. The rebel loss is about 800 killed, and from 1,500 to 1,800 wounded. We have 1,500 'prisoners at Corinth and 30) on the Hatable River, sad more constantly coming in. We have taken several thousand stand of arms thrown away h o the rebels in their flight. They are meetly new, sad of ink make. Our loss, it is believed, will be 350 killed 1,000 wounded. Many houses in the town were badly shattered by shot and shell. On Sunday General Otd drove the enemy bye miles over hills and through woods and mile's, the rebels taking ndvantase of every wood for their infantry and every hill for their artillery. l'be fight bated ✓iven boon The rebel general, Bogeys was kind , fieawnl Ogleby hes died of his wounds.. General Ord is slightly wounded Prisoners taken say their effective force in the vicinity is 65,000 men. This is probably an over estimate ; but it is certain that they have outnumbered us two to one, The following general order, relative to the Eman cipation Proclamation, has been issued by General M'Clellan to the army of the Potomac : Headquarters, Army dike Camp near Sherpa:num ffimyleed, Pe Oc e r ;, e 1862. The attention of the officers sad edam of the army of the Potomac is called to Gamed Orden. Na 130, War De partment. Sept. 24,1862, publiding to the army the Yee eident's proclamation of Sept. 22. A. proclamation of each grove moment to the nation, officially communicated to the army, affords to the general command* opportunity of defining specifically to the officers and soldiers under his command the relation borne by all persons in the military 'service of the United States towards the civil authorities of the government. The meditation confides to the civil authorities, legislative, jralicia and executive,the power and duty of making, expounding and executing the federal laws. Armed forces are raised and supported simply to nuked the civil authorities, and are to be held in strict subordination thereto in all impede. This fundamental rule of our political system in essential to the se-. curdy of our republican institutions, sod should be thoroughly understood and observed by every soldier. The principle upon which, and the objects for which, armies shall be employed in suppressing the rebellion, must be de termined eel declared by the civil authorities, and the chief executive, who is charged with the administration of the national affairs is the proper and only source through which the views and orders of the government can be made known to the armies of the intim. Discussion by officers and soldiers concerning public mea sures determined upon and declared by the govertuneat, when carried at all beyond the ordinary temperate sad re spectful expression of opinion, tends greatly to impair sod destroy the discipline and efficiency of troops by substituting the spirit of political faction foc that firm, steady, and earnest support of the authority of the government which is the highest duty of the American 'soldier. The remedy for political errors, if any are committed, is to be found only in the action of the people at the poll. In thus calling the attention of this army to the true rela tion between the soldiers and the government, the general commanding merely adverts to an evil against which it has been thought advisable during our whole history to guard the armies of the republic, and is so doing he will not be considered by any right minded person as carting any reelec tion upon that loyalty and good conduct which Las been so fully illistrated upon so many battle fields. In carrying out all measures of public policy this army will, of mum, he guided by the Game rides of mercy and Christianity that have ever controlled its conduct towards the defundeee. By command of Major-General ICClalaa, Jain A. Honda, Lient-Colosel, Aide-deoamp, and Acting Amistant Adjutant-omnd. THE ORLEANS PRINCES. The Count de Paris has addressed the following letter to General Sickles : Claremont, Sept. 11. 1862. My deer General,—l have just read the letter you wrote to the New York Timm in mower to the misrepresentations circulated about our departure from America, and I haste* to thank you for having taken up the pen under these cir minuteman. Altheogh we are aniustomed to calumny avid diaries it, nevertheless it is very gratifying to see the Isom put in their true light, and our situation so well understood and ;ocularly explained, especia ll y by a member of the army, wit h whets destinies we were asemisted during nearly a year. We shall always remember that campaign with the army of the Potomac a one of the beet and most interesting epochs of our youth. It is with regret that we left our companions in arms, and nothing can be more valuable to us than such testimonies of remem brance and esteem. I need not add that our hearty wishes still accompsny them, that the distance has only strengthened the interest we take in the success of the great cause far which we fought together. Depend upon it, however ignorant and prejudicial may be the public at large, there are still on this side of the Atlantic some heart, who follow with emotion the struggle of a great and free nation for her inatitutioas, and who cannot telieve in the ultimate success of the efforts of a deluded minority to establish a Dew community whose cornerstone shall be so odious, so dangerous, and so precarious an insti tution as that of slavery. Before ending this letter—for the bad English of which moat apologise—let me still tell you, my dear general, how glad I should be to shake bands again with you, and to talk once more with you, of your winter quarters in that wild ooroer of Maryland. or of the summer days when your tent was pitched on the field of battle of Fair Oslo. I beg you, my dear general, to believe nee always, very tauly yoem, Loom Prunes* D'OILLIASS. Coquet de Perim • ,„ CANADA.—The following is en extract from .the *so* of Lord Mooch, the Goversor-Oemeal of Qeada, at a banquet to oelebrate his vieit to Toronto at the 24th silt. —" lam in a position to state to you that sot °sly I my self, but those gentlemen who are responsible for the peers- I meat of the country, have at heart the question of prelim. teem for national defence as strongly se any mu is this assembly. I trust that within a very few days a systain will be promulgated to you which will enable the pimple et this country in a manner as little expensive, and with the least interference with their ordinary avocations as postale, to put themselves in such a ?coition of self-defence as will ensure them erased aggreessee attack.' Gentlemen who require good and fashionable Drees can cleyelet oa the best saatertala sad lotted style (ot which shesbasn sersealls ate bes t lee lappestlaa or sale). at thuall- M4l, Klinftelei, yak ftvad, moats Swear flaIL--lAdver tissineot.) 10 9= ODOM Os TEI aroma. 13114 —Sport there was plenty of at the late Second October Meeting, about font dozen stint contests having taken plea during the five den; and yet, except in connection with the Cmarewitch, and one or two of the two year old mono, there were not many oammentable eir eamaLoees that transpired, the cam of animals that ran fee the small fry being very moderate. The only match creating min thea ordinary interest wee that between Carisinak and lkohneer, and it is nmarkable the odds amid have hese on the former as be bad on recently • blood-vessel, in addition ' to cutting up so badly in the October Handicap. This, with all the other matches hat one, retest 1 is my lest, remelted in assorianes wits my anticipations thanks to Nebula, &minims, limper, °riper down, dad T his; and the two year olds Amain did not dingier* my judgment, as Tom Peal, the selected for the Ciestwell, preferred waiting for thrPreaderprit, and thus defeated my ally, Automates, with the greatest of 0 ".•• The /attar has evidently not Improved as be promised to do at Goodwood ; and as it is eleeibtfal whether Tom Fool will ever may, only Rapid Masse and Bespodar could lad their way into the Daily heiting through the wee endings, the Prendessal, it be ma mimeo the ye n bongs worthy Omen Lord Chide. and inner. TV opaellisilerned the extraordinary field of thinpierilly the only wallies mar beaked tor money that were the shentsesannimining Schein sad Delimi t bells ; and the fame's triumph is the trial plate on the first day, her owner had came to re gret striking her out coo prematurely, as it is quite on the cards she would have won, if we may suppose the Mainers awn would have bad say asses with Est 71b. The Woodyeates stable was mod, however, about the appropriately named Catch-'em-Alive, who cut up a thorough impostor, as did also Bilkstone, Balder, Denham Lase, and Agog, isemete their wonderful " trials," Umpin, Belham, Anonyms. and Bahia* can respectably enough to =tidy their bashers they bed value received for their money ; and those interested in the nooses of the outsiders could sot but be pleased Ma* part Myrna, Aneroid, and Conqueror took in the fight. The latter evidently ran for • Cambridge shire trial, and • moat madaMory one it was, as at " the bashes" he was going as well's Baailde and moire, and the trio may lain mach DOWN' the winner of the short race than they did to liartiagloa, it being quite on the cards for them to turn the tales ou both the latter and Myrtle. The &MOMS stable committed a great over sight in not trying Myrtle with their other horses, as had they discovered her prolamine she might have was, for an =baked jockey would then have been in the meddle, of the inexperisoced lindett, who appeared usable aride hie mare home. Inspire did not seem able to May the severe course, and as I cannot fancy his actin for the Cambridgeshire hill, it doss not strike roe he will retrieve Ms lost laurels in the Las race, Bathilde, Akhymist,. and Conqueror, all having my preference over him. Asteroid's gutting • good third place also showed there was something nedicelly wrong in Bilkstone's exhibition, for she ran re spectably with him at Doncaster, where there was only 191 b belead of 50.1 b between them, sad had she run up to that form the race of Taisho last would have been as way carried off by her se it was by Dulnibells two years wo, for she ought to have beaten Asteroid a hundred yards. Di teat, Hotington was the only favourite that ran to Its public or private form, and his wonderful gameness only got him through, for befog °stoned at the commememeot, Grimalow (quite • pigmy, befog able to ride sst 71bs easily), was hammering away at him so perseveringly, that his more experienced brother, riding Denham loss, lemeoestrated with him for such " had jocoteyship." This, however, won the race, forhai he not got him along some low he would never have been pear enough to take a first pincer, when liathilds, Balham, and Conqueror retired half am& Doss home, this Lot having not only pumped ClSMllleid• eat, but all their opponents but the win ner, and Asteroid. That the competitors Wes a bad lot the latter's position at • the ffaish fully proved, as he was only beaten two lengths for mooed plus ,• audit will not surprise me if neither of the twenty-sichorns alarm in the MO and are engaged in the Cambridgeshire win the latter, unless it be Conqueror or Alarmist, two horses that evidently carried no money on Tuesday last. Twenty Misr Cambridgeshire candidates performed in the miner mean during the weak, without Dinging themselves into notoriety, making up a list of forty-nine, the =dont at which must be out of the race. The Michel Or••• sad enema partially investi gated on Tuesday and Wednesday alter the noes. and the C'esain were of a most extraordinary charaotor, coon gs ng" gentlemen " wen concerned. The examination of the books of Colonel Burnaby and Captain Aneseley. to die aver whether the former had laid against his own bone or backed him, was the sensation wens of the play, and it seemed enrol :sing that, after the "jury' had coined them over and been amend by both parties no alterations had been ;node, "expert " from the Baok of England should be required to look more closely into them, which was • meet micaßed for aspersion os gentlemen's cha racters. But for this the matter would have been settled without ill-feeling, and it is to be feared the question will not be allowed to drop after the Jockey Oleb gives it. tisaiiiin (which is pretty certain to totally *ton na* the parties accused), es the Duke of Benton innate he heard the Colossi bat Caplan Ansesley 100;even on Michel Orme, while the only Mansainflos between the two gentlemen, ac worths( to their hooka, is that of the Colonel taking 200 to 100 Tariegona (his own animal) won. The general opinion is that both the Duke and Mr. Steele, the latter of whom tint deposed to the bet of " 100 even on Michel Grove " were mistaken, and the club's deoisiou is pretty certain to be to that effect. oxi;efinisof the ounint week ire of no importance.— I am, Ito., METEOR.. LONDON BETTING.-SATIIIIDAY. The exceedingly unfavourable weather was sufacieut cause to necount fee the limited atteodanos et the rooms, where spevil.tioa we. eery dull. Yesterday (Friday) ft wu correctly reported that Tem Taylor's Cambridgeshire berme had best put through "the mile," but so cau tiously were the " lot " banked that to determine which ' had proved the brat wu beood discovery. No particular blow waa shack in favour o f aa vof the " lot." but frost what transpired it appeared u though Bathilde had bees "wonted" in private. Closiag prime : CriIIBBIDOKSHIRE STMCFS. 15 to 1 apt Aurelian (t 100 to 6) 15 to 1 Dictator (t 100 to 6) lOU to 6 Queen of Spain (t 20 to 1) 100 to 6 Umpire (t 20 to 1) 100 to 6 Kiog of Diammds (mod) 25 to 1 Hartiogtou (I) 25 to 1 Dolelbella (t) 25 to 1 Coalamer (t) 23 to 1 AO4l 01 Clubs (t) 30 to 1 (Oren of Trumps (t) 33 to 1 beresles (t) 40 to 1 Lapidest (off) 40 to 1 &radon* (t 30 to 1) 40 to 1 /3sthilde (offd) 50 to 1 Gomm (t) 200 to 3 Banana (Mid) 200 to 3 Catch'em Alive (ofhl) 20 to 1 Lord Cbestartleld's lot (0 1000 to 70 Toss Taylor's lot (waotod) 10 to 1 Umpire and Myrtle (woofed) ONIVBRSITY INTELLIGENCE. • CAMBRIDGE, Ocr. 17. NAVAL INSITRUCTORSHIPS.—The Admiralty are now endeavouring to proems the cervices of chaplains for the navy alt..) can unite the aim with that of naval in structor, and for that purpose gentlemen desirous of enter ing the service, and whose mathematical aciviirements are sufficient to enable them to undertake the duty of naval instructor, are allowed to study navigation and nautical astronomy at the Royal Naval College, at Portsmouth, under Professor Main, who will give any information as to the requiromeets and einolameets at the office. Quw's Couaar..—Mr. Thomas Millar, 8.A., scholar of Trinity College, has been elected to • foundation fellow. ship. Mr. Miller graduated ninth °bade In the present year. Sr. Join's Cea.caoz.—Bibibitiooere Elected ; Duchess of Somerset (Manchester), W. Doig ; Duchess of Somerset (Marlborough), T. Johns; Newooms (Grantham), F. L. Thompsom • Animas (Paddington), H. IL Hewitt ; John son (Oiddlierd, C. Warren laptott and liebblethweite (Sedbergh), J. W. Burrow, *. H. Brayshaw. OXFORIS, Oct 18. MAODAIIN COLLZOL—The election of delays • sad exhibitimera (fee whir& time were upwards of 90 au:- Masse) took plese tide seraing is favour of the following geatlentoo, via.: CLANSICAL DINTEIMPIL—C. I. Belied, of Eton College ; J. Lee Warmer, Marlborough College : A. J. Rielierdson, Higbate &bog; O. Oahe*, Bad* College ; F. Gialleatoue, Charter Roues. CLASSICAL RISIBITIOW. —C. C. Wakefield, Wheborae Master. _ _ _ KLTUIPAL FCll3tel DimrsarT.—Frederick P. Johnson, Victoria College, Jamey. N Arms cal LIZENTION.—Jaseph G. Clark, City of Lembo rieho. DIATEINATSCAL DlMTlMlr.—Edward Powell. City of Lon don School. MI manual value of melt u 751., with room, mot, aumdtuitioo, nal me Issibie fox in yen. Importing Tea 'without colour on the leaf pre emie tie Maas od tokrior brows hew as la the uu& kinds. H Tea is ;moo-ImM, therefor* Always god eft. S Mil la pubis by SAO apals.-{Advalionlatj