The Express. — London, England, 1866-11-07 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER . t ',lft ~ er.. „,,,„„ ...,..,,,..N.,„ .r. , kri 4 - Cr • • . .4- sies IF: - ._ _ _ No. 6,320.3 MOORE'E AUSTRALIAN LINE PACKET SIIIP.—For SYDNEY Direct (to sail punc •tbs ISth N o vember, last aldpreng day 13th Novem splendid Cigna clipper ADA, A 113 years, register J a l /5 ,0N1.2i, Commander: bin In the East India _„0"-nds ship, built last year by Masers. A. Hall and Co., rteg. las an elegant saloon, with large cabins tor the kedigen of Ant class paasengers, and W in gm ..fte terms of freight or passage apply to DEvr —rr and snineratreet. _ _ ROYALPRINCESEVE3 THEATRE.--SoleLesses iv and Mousier, Mr. VIKING.—LAST TWO NIGHTS of the present Performances.—THlS EVENING, &Comedy In 'Three Acts, by John Osenford, Esq., entitled THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE. Characters by Mr. TirMig. Mr. J. 0. Shore. MW Katherine Rodgers, Miss Neilson, and Mm. Backingliaru White. To be Bil lowed by, at 9 o'clock, IHE HUGUENOT CAPTAIN, by Watts Ph seq. .Principelcharaciens—Mn. MAcdog Mi Neilson, Miss Augusta Thompson, Mr. Comp Honey, and Mr. J. G. Shore. Grand Ballet of Bohemburs, in which Messieurs Flageolet, Clodoche, Comets, and Normande will appear. New Sawn by Mr. T. Lloyds. ur and MOO RS AUSTRALIAN LINE g acgcr sun'. —For SYDNEY Direct (to sail pan, • • the 30th November, last shippleg My 28th Noverulwr , Pleknoro clipper ship bOVIMEICIN OF LNDIA, A 1 Id re oder 775 tom, WALTER tkX)IT, Commander; lying .11 pas Indi Docks. This fine ship, hum in Dag, a ia , a ir,, a with la rge cabins for the acoommodation of first chus 1 5 1 ft a nd orry • surgeon if required. Being a fast T . ri m is • mrable opportunity for season goom.—For 1 . 4 freight or passage apply to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, 7,;g4inet CR!tiSTY MINSTRELS, ST. JAMES'S HALL, vw OPEN for the SEASON, every night at eight: Wednesdays and Saturdays, three and eight. Dail newly and beautifully decorated ; company really increased ; new mew bent, twenty performers of known excellence and abiuti, in eluding all the original members: everything new for the new season. Fauteuils, 641.; stalls, Its ; area, ; gallery, Is Tickets at Austin's office, Mt, l'keaddly.—lli saes. Moore, Crocker, and Ritter, proprietors.—liansger, Mr. Frederic Burgess. and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE PACKET SHIP.—For ADELAIDB Direct (to be d0 ...101 ...101 oh the 10th November, last shipping day 9th Nov.l, .91olewn ship HARWICH, Al, resider took E. .t&i9, Commander ' lying im the Loudon Docks. This cabin has a full poop, with excellent accommodation cabin 9wweLfters. and will carry • liorgeon.—For terms c e poetize apply es the owners, Messrs JOHN BONUS 059,110 Connoustreet ; or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, • —__.' TH E AGRA BANK (Limited). To be incorporated under the Companies Act, ltne, for the purpose of carrying on the business of the. Old Agra and United Semite Bank. Capital—£l,ooo,ooo sterling, of which 2400,000, in 40,000 shares of £lO each, to be fully paid up, are now uttered for subscription. These are the shares described as "A" shares in the accompany ing statement. Upwards of one-ball of these shares has been already agreed to be subscribed. Deposit on application 11 per Share. Payment on allotment E 2 •• Payment on ir,th July, 10 67 £3 „ Payment on 15th January, 111611 t4 With power to pay up In full at any of these periods': dividends being allowed on all payments pro rata. unmeroas. Csantstss--JAMRS THOMSON, Req., Chairman of the Madras and East India irrigation Company. James Spicer, Esq. ;Molars. J. Spicer and Sons). Vice-President and Trustee of the Equitable Assurance Society. Robert Slater, Esq. (of the late Arm of Morrison, Dillon, and Co.), Director of the Fore-street Warehouse Company. John Stewart, Esq., Dire ctor . of the Imperial Ottoman Bank. J. Carrington Palmer, kali. (Mews WE Stewart, and Co.) Colonel the lion. H. B. Dalsell k :ste Bengal Artillery. BAnaires—Mesas n, Currie, and*Co. liasacrs.—Mac toeb Balfour, Esq. &mayors—Messrs. Aahurst, Monts, and Co. Aterrong—lXtvid Chadwick. Esq., and a second Auditor to _ be appointed. The objects of the Rank are—To take over the assets and liabilities of the Agra and Maaterrnau's Bank (Limited`, and liquidate the rr-iie as a working bank, and to continue that per., Don of the business formerly carried on by the Agra and United service Sank Limited). The proposed plan for this purpose is erplalned In the state ment which has been already circulated, and which, at a nume rously attended meeting of the shareholders of the Agra and Misterman's Bank 'Limited:, held at the Loudon Tavern, on the 13th October, 1066, was unanimously and cordially adopted, and • committee of shareholders appointed to "carry oat the neces sary arrangements to give effect to the proposal, with power to make such modithations therein as the committee may end and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ydri7ClOET SHIP.—Yor LAUNCESTON Direct (has a opt of her canto Mowed, and will hue quick despatch), wane barque IRKNE. A r 397 tons, .Lle• E Ossamauder : lying in t he West India Docka This .../ colonial trader is noted for her sound delivery of cargo, ;iig a full poop, with firstrate accommodation for cabin ...dirs.—For term( of freight or passage a➢ply to Mr. T. B . rot. ict. St. Helen's-place; or to Dxvirr and 110011.1, 6ogroareet. OITT and MOORE'S AUST'RALIAN LINE ?AM ET SHIP.—Per MARTON BAY Direct (will ON, despatch), the Britishimilt clipper barque CHAR ON, A 113 years, 453 tons register, GEORGE BRUCE. opia lying In the But Odin Docks. This ship, built 11 eecial survey of Messrs. J. and R. White. of Cowes, is okr ler fast-sailing qualities and undueo delivery of cargo.— p .ftli poop. with elegant accommon for chief cabin airs For fn-iplit or passage apply to DRVITT and Billiter street. ,OSSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (o of Loadonl LINE of STEAM and nom AUSTEALLA.—For MELBOURNE ;Port ?hap) Direct low the Dicke on Tuesday. November 20, calling a !V -01. pie splendid clipper ship YORKSHIRE, 1,100 tons, Commander: Afro yid, lying in ths East India Dock& scotamodatl.ns for all dame of passengers are unsur ok sail she will ,!0 0 .11 experienced surgeon.—For freight or a~speugar and MOBAIAN, with Ileum — 10 1 4,111 and SONS, 7, Lesisohall-street -....:----_ aux nom LIVERPOOL OR QUIENSTOWN TO NEW YORK TWICE A WEIR. LIVERPOOL, KEW YORK, and TØTVILIDELPHIA ITEAM-SHIP COMPANY intend de- anantstber r o upoworod ua 7 t do•bullt batik:rem Stelun-ithipe, rig. United States crrynontrr° for Nirl..rov. 1011: WY OF WA lINGTON, W eunesday, Nov. IL 10421.800 , 9otunlay, Nov. 17. And every Wednesday and Saturday. cm gawp by th e mall steamers sailing every Wednesday, i IT, grl ti guineas, according to the athommodatiom weglasesgv includes a fall supply of cooked provlaions. mom fer Conde und the United States booked throlco ifix ostem . terms . — For For fur th u er , particulars etY ; and to sp ira to el man in, King wlluani-otrost. Loudon. necessaiT. A copy of : that statement, with the moditications therein already agreed to by the committee. Can be obtained on applies , - naa at foot. The committee have nominated the six above-named Directors, and it la intended to add, not exceeding three additional Direc tors, to be selected by the Board from the subscribers to the new capital, making the number of original Directors uot exceeding nine, but with power to increase afterwards, if found deelrable. The business which it la proposed to carry on has been tested by the experience of the past to be both safe and profitable. From the establishment of the Agra and United Service Bank in ins, up to the end of 1863, when it changed Its name and entered upon an extended field of operations, it proved itself a growing and unchecked success, and during the years 180 and 1863, respectively, paid to its shareholders clear net dividends of IS and Sp per cent. The advantages which theproprietors of the shares now offered aril receive are: (1:. The benefit of an old established and profitable bushier, without any payment for goodwill They will have a preference dividend out of profits for two years of ten per cent, per annum on their paid-up capital. . They will have the option at once, or at any of the before-named perbals, of paying up the whole amount of £lO per share : dividends being allowed on all payments proan d rata. The liability on the shares will therefore be actually, not nominally, tunnel The sulsicription list will be closed for London on the lath, awl tor the country on the lath day of November, 1988, and V plications will be conaldernd in the order of their receipt, Vortns of application and further particulars may be obtained on application to Mews. Chadwick, Adamson, ll'ilenna and Co., ear. Old Broad-street, London. KC.; or to the " Shareholders' Committee," .u. LC,. N (cholas-Mae, Lombard-street, London. fIIGNARD LINK—BRITISH and NORTH ofrincsx iloYaL ISUL STRAW Slllll, appointed by b toll between LIVERPOOL and 2:8-W YORK, ERPOOL and BOSTON, the Boston ships calling *bibs k land and receive passengers and mail. The foi bles or other vessels are appointed to sail from Liverpool, •3t at Cork to receive the mails: siltICA, tor Is ',ION, Saturday, Nov. 10. Olilk to. NEW YORK, Saturday, Nov. 17. A. far Is eiTON, Saturday, Nov. SC •Thbeg passensen end goods for Nassau and Havaanah, to limaierred at Now York subject to the perndadon of the Dui Rates authorities. or board the R.M.S.S. Corsica. begeolney, Including steward's fee and provisions, but ellen wines Pr Sowers :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, C. recond cabin. sl6. To New York, chief cabin, g2O second Llki—dpply to J. R need, 52, Old Broad-street, London; igerrie, Bane, end 12, Place de la Bourse, Paris; O. and J. is SO, Jamaica sireet, Glasgow ; D. and C. Ainclver, Queens be: at D. cad C. !Mclver, 8, Water-street, Liverpool. OFFICES, Coleman-street. —Capital LIGHT OFVICES.—Oround floor and basement (thorough order) : rent LiO —Fvery converdence.—Front and side entrance& Apply W Mr. WIL WILLLAIdn, surre yor,lB, Cheap- Ade, E.C. SWto NEW YORK.--lINITED STATES UNE. —II.I:DVCED ' , ARIZ.—The splendid and tors Wastrel straws of the New York and Us Steam 11Is Osman as mporiod to tsar for New Yost r tmlows - VALUABLE LEASE, s bargain, Coleman stress, City. The house is in thorough repair, let as alms to frrst-class tenants. and realising £?2 per annum; held for about fire years unexpired, at only 1.50 Per annum, with every probability of reorwal.—Apply t• Mr. W. WILLIAMS, surrayoe, Ilk Queen-street, Cbeapdde. From Falmouth .IWednestry Nov. 21 ,¶trmlay, lrOv. ~Wednerday, Dec. 19 Iltursday, Dec. V) . Wednesday, Jan. 16 Thursday, Jan. 17 .-Wednesday, Feb. l3 .Thursday, Feb. 14 *inni ITAVANA SEGAR AGENCY, 2, Canute-road Docks, Southimpton, and 77, REGENT-STREET,LON DON (two doors from St. linues's Halt;.—The proprietors draw atten tion to the SUCCCS4 WlLicil has attended the esteldishment of this agency, and whiAl lias resulted in the supply of their Importa tions to many of the most important clubs, hotels, and private consumers in the kingdom. 'the stock offered to the attention of connoisseurs comprises nearly 500 kinds of the choicest productious of the most celebrated Havana manufactories, and Is the finest selection of Havana seems at present existing in I Europe, the whole being the exclusive importation of this esta blishment from its agents and resident buyers In Havana, who, from long experience, exercise the greatest care iu selecting only the fluent brands and sorts, and who ship the same direct to the warehouses In the Southampton Docks. These advantages enable the proprietors to supply OCASANTLED HAVANA SWAM, wholesale and retail, at prices lower for the respective kinds than it to possible for other house to quote Terms, cash, or an undoubted introduction. Prospectuses no application to the proprietors. WOLFF, PHILLIPS, and Co. Havium Segar and Commission Agency. Southampton, and 77, ltegent-street, Loudon. - - -- Viand £l9; seeond /14 and ZA P, tostber particulars apply to JAS. L WOITON, Havre: Mann' A a N F., and CO., Paris ; G. C. and R. W. FOX and 014 10310411 i: ur a MK@ and Co.. 146, ChnsPeide. Loudon. ItltEMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover Bruns- LD and l•nlysl Bormany.—The North Ckelan Lloyd's ur,s steamer FALKE, Captain BI7NDESEN, will ▪ Iligeklisd norselydown on THURSDAY, Nov. 8 =Apertnlttinc , at 10 a.m., calling at Brunswick Pier, for l'as*Thrers. at 12 noon.—Fares to Bremen, ▪ teturs [Klan LS and £1 10a—Apply at CHAPLIN'S illegal (tire, Retest-cirrus, or to MILLIPPS, (ULAN' ES, fIiILI,IPPS and Co.. AL Dunstan's-house, St. Dunstnes-bill, EC. ROTTERDAM and the RIIINE.—The Nether lands Steamboat Company's fast and favourite steamer aidain W. SMITH, sails EVERY SUNDAY from kinsickirlisrf, Mackinll, at 11 a.m., returning from Rot ted's every Tne..lay. Fares • Saloon, II ss. •, fore cabin, If 4.— lb Se save stea m er FVE . NOORD, Captain M. Van t Hoff, ton tg tbs Tower, EVERY THURSDAY MORNING early. *rag tram Rotterdam every Sunday.—Forfreight or passage GitAtlS, PHILLIPPS atd Co., St. Dun 0111,Isme, LC. ; Sr to CHAPLIN'S Universal-of:los, Regent - Meaß. KINAHAN'S LL WHI SKY. DUBLIN xxantinorr, 1885. This celebrated. old IRISH WILI m SKY gained the Drury FRIZZ MEDAL —ll is pure, mild, ellow, delicious, aud very wholemme. Sold In bottles. 3e. Bd. each, at the retail houses in London, by the was in the principal towns in lind or wholesale at 5, i;reat Windmill-street, London, W. Ove the rod seal, pink label, and cork branded " Kinahall's LL Whisky.' PAM to GOTHENBURG from London iltett,--taffy Regular t ommunicatln.—The unrivalled ht Mew steamer. MARY, Captain LEIGH, 1.000 tons, VA , tr" , s CRY Canal Buoy; and the GUSTAF WASA, Cglal nOO tons, 101.liorse power, from llorselydown, indegetchel alternately every SATURDAY morning, weather lamting, lazes L 3 : 2s. : Cl.—For freight or pas te , apph t.) Chaplin's Universal Moe, W. ; or to PaiL „ PHILLIPPS and Co., St. Dunstan's-house, maim. Crest Toweretreet, n ARLOIV'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new Invention, se admirably contrived that a full butt, u well as sma ll er casks. may be rabed or tilted on it without labour or trouble. Its action is so impalpable that the sediment of the mist limpid fluid by no possibility can be disturbed. Price 95., 12a, 14-1 , to suit al, 9, and 15 gallon casks. B AR LOWS SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. No more flat beer or sour wine. Prlca 4s. 6d. ; ditto, electroplated, 9s.—Apply direct to Ja ms BARLOW, patentoe, 14, kii.g William-street, Mansion-house. See that Ws naln.! and address are on every article; all others are spurious imitations klugravlnp grads. Established 1820. THE EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and CANAL COMPANY. WITICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the ELEVENTH ORDI !AU GENERAL. M EYING of the Sharebohlers of the East his litigation not Canal Company will be held at the Com- Olicei, Nos. 8 and 9, Queen-street -place, Southwark- Ls the city of London, on FRIDAY, the 30th day of Surber hroatd. nt 1 o'clock precisely. Thefunifer 11..ki of the Company will be closed from the :th le the Zuth tit ant, both days inchudve. ardor of the Hoard of Director!, JOHN WE.,TWtioD, Secretary. I Queen street-place. S..uthwark-bridge, E C., Nor. 1, 1806. BLOATERS. —Twelve, 2s. 611. ; Twenty-five, 45.; Fifty, us : One Hundred, Oa Five Hundred. 3de. : One Thousand, 50 , . No charge for carriage to London. Cash on de livery. Country orders paid in advance. Forwarded by FRED& BALLNEY, Ash pun eyor, Greai Yarmouth. OSBORNE'S STILTON is THE Cheese. To 131POItTERS, Shipper's, Steam Shipping Cotenant, and Conaigneed of Foreign Goode, by ateamen !oltertnee into the Putt of London.—The prm,rletors of metnd!Wlt.trf, Itetellff. and Upper Pre° Trade Wharf, Dow. Pia Thame.,-Itren.t, OFFER. FACILITIM to the , Ito rt—itather information may be obtained on appiiratton, by ultat ala tenv,.• to it. CLAY and Co., sly:angers and ware hOliketana --Unlces, BS, Upper Thames-street. CARPETS.—Best Brussels 3s. 6 d. per yard •ustal prio., i 4. Cd; litany patterns to select from. Tapes try. Kidderminster, Dutch, felts, blankets, sheetings, and floor cl 4, equally cheap. Also 018,000 worth Nrnlture being offered at very reduced prices, to make room for extensive alterations, at WII. WAIN ES, la to 1" Newington Butts, S. POAVERTIBLE OTTOMANS for Centre of NJ Rooms, to fmu two settees and two easy chairs, a great improvement on the ordinary ottoman. Only of T. Li. FILMER and SON, Law Chair and Sofa Manufacturers, Si. 32. and 58, Demers-street, Oxford-street, and Si and :35, Charles-street, Ox ford-street. W. in illustrated priced list fres on application. T 1,,,, o INVESTORS.-AMERICAN GOVERN MENT SIX PER CENT. DONOR—at present my 8 per test interest n,iid , semi-annually in London, as regularly as Lassie. exo Invested in them produces El per week.—Yor 4LE in lug, cr small amounts, by OLEN N and Co., 32, New b- 3 0.1tRtt. A:I expl inatorr circular forwarded on application 4 • 1 ' , 01.0 , 0 of the debt of the Cnited States baa been paid off e Jaaitsry Ist, IStO. out of surplus revenue. FIELD'S PATENT SELF-FITTING CAIDLE , , from la per lb. upwards. la all slue. YIELD'S ritla MEDAL rkaArrnix CANDLES the original , , la. Bd. per lb. To be bad of all dealers in town and country. AiI'IIALTF. ROOFING PELT. ON E PENNY per Square Foot. CR OGGON and Co., Manufacturers. 63 ' N ew Earl'utd, i Loudon, &C. sa, Brad-street, , .eoriteequare, Glaagow. i, Goree-piazzes, Liverpool. OVERCOATS for the present Season. — The N ENV WINTER OVEMCOATS, of best materials, aro kept on hand and mode to order, at BA.MILTON and KIMPTON'S, Tailors and Overcoat Makers, 105, STRAND, opposite , Ezeter-haR. ILAAIIIERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, ui effectual remedy, without confining the bowels or ninit the her.d, trnly e ff icacious and pleasant, is admitted to ' , Me best medicine for Immediately relieving COnal",. colds, ~" nne' t ~ zea of asthma, and incipient consumption. It fre .4009 eon, persons wh om the faculty pronounce incurable. raNy allays the tickling hich provokes frequent coughing. F .) aching consumption Its effects are truly beneficial. lasses deprived of sleep, or even lying down for fear of suffoca- M gay depend on relief In a few minutes after taking it . Wsl only and sold by W. LAKMBERT, chemist, a, king boat. charin z London, and by all druggists, in 13 0 , and three quantities In one, L. 9d. Be particular ...ask for Lambert a Asthmatic Balsam. The name and address elleave,l on the stamp. PHOTOGRAPHIC and MISCELLANEOUS APPARATUS. MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, 33, King-strett, Covent-garden, on YRIDAY, Nev. 9, at half-part 12 precisely, about 330 Lots of MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES, consisting of cameras and ►eases, baths, printing franca and studio accessories, opera and race classes, microscopes and objects for ditto, dissolving view lan terns and slides, chemical apparatus, stereoscopes and slides, musical boxes, models of steam engmes, water colour drawings, prints, Sc., Se.—On view the day before and morning of sale, and catalogues had. GOD BLESS the PRINCE of WALES, the new national song. By BRINIAT RICHARD& May be bad everywhere. 3a. ; do., four voles', Yd. k ia Dril3R—The LETTUCE contains an active Principle, the Latucine, which possesses all the soothing of .mium without its dangers.—Mr. 0. JOZEAI7, French 49 Ra)market, prepares a Syrup and a Pate of Laitwe °ism', higMy recommended by the Medical Profession fn.'. _inthrsa, bronchitis and all chest affections. Symp. ft. Ai: .4 . lid. and 2 Ed. . Pate, by post, Is. gid and 3a. ad , .....—__ LORD MAYOR'S BANQUET, Nov. 9.—The BELINA WALTZ (F. GODPEZY) will be performed by the hand of the Coldstream Guards. Conductor Mr. Fred. Godfrey. Also at the Fancy Bazaar , Guildhall , Nov. 13th. lath, and 170. Programme at Robert Cocks and Co.'s, New Burlington-street. Plano Solo and Duets, ditto Quadrille Band, etch free by post torte damp;. tour or RHEUMATISM is quickly relieved r 'Ad mired In few days by that ted Medicine, art 00 UT and luau warm PICA. Obtained tbredet "los* at It 14d. and ft td. per bon. Just published, price bd. , by p)st for wren stamps, RIMMEL'S PERYUMD ALMANAC for 1287, • perfect gem for the pocket-book or writing-dank. Sold by all the trade.—Pimmel, Perhuner to Wall the Mimeos of ware, 96. strand: lftl, Bege11841Z•Ot : and 22, Coruldll, Lon don and 17, honlersed des Hallow, Pula • lOROLERA and DIARREEEA my_ be avoided I _ . .bi the timely W h oles. art% WOII.IWILLIS PILL& To rarfervouve. e DepOt, ti, Breod-olzeoe. Wisdom \4lj LONDON, WEDNESD. Or. 1" . - de_ u ..-- • • _ ill/ Ava , • ) [STAMPED, id. ADDITIONAL.] THE BOMBAY MAIL th iad It' NI dor rr; here trim Fag kin Oi din Vat I.d 'odd ea it sad. - Altii 0.6, SOB. et ibis tho Awn but to r moo* tbs. fo was ne ; bide/ n osier TIM P., wile the Wit" wit d Lb° tler' t. ..fs."' sia aid .vgass. ) * maim 4 ' er: l c a*. s of /4. l i ;at, PA" . tn. 08° ' ril l /0 1 • 1111.1. 111. Wow. `~__:: X EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1866. WAR IN THE KOREA.—Murder of forty of the crew and passeneers of the GENERAL ERNIA N. —See LONDON and CHINA TELEGRAPH. Peet free VAL Office,l2, George-yard, Lombard-street, E.C. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (litZClTZefi TELZOLIIS. ) PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Nov. 6. It is stated that in a few days the King of Saxony will pay a visit to Berlin. General von Roon, Minister of War, is expected back from Switzerland on the 15th inst. HANOVER, Nov. 6. A ministerial order has been published, intro ducing into Hanover the system of general liability to military service. This year's contingent of fresh recruits will be called out shortly, and then the troops at present on active service will be draughted into the reserves. The soldiers who have not served this year, last year, or the year before, will be called out this year in the proportion which may be required. Eastern quest_ stress need be laid, but they are at least arranged to coincide with the fact that Russia agreed to recognise the priqce as Hospodar the day before the Crown Prince of Prussia started for the wed ding at St. Petersburg. The Ifiberie announces that M. CliSment Duver nois, Condemned to a month's imprisonment for his participation in the duel of the reciactear of the Liberty with M. Sarcey, has gone to do his time at St. Pelagic. He will employ his forced leisure in terminating a " History of the French Interven tion in Mexico." if all literary men thus sent to prison employ their time in this fashion, it is to be feared that in the end the government will deprive them of the materials for writing. M. Guizot has completed the revision of the proofs of the Bth and last volume of his M - weirs," which will appear in April next. M. Louis Veuillot will publish on the 20th of this month a new book, in 600 pages, with the unaweet title of "Los Odcurs de Paris"—an attack, in his fiercest fashion, on freethinkers. The Bourse shows no symptoms of recovery, although Rentes have advanced. The article in the 3/,,nite , er de 1' Armee was a good deal discussed, and occasioned greatly increased feebleness during the first hours. There was afterwards a better feeling. After falling to 5701 r., the Cr4dit Mobi lier closed at sS2ir. 50e., a rise of 2fr. 50c. on yes terday. Rentes closed at 68fr. 90c. for cash, and 681 r. 80c. for account. The Societe, GenCrale and the Comptoir d'Escompte are both quoted 2fr. 50c. lower. I By the arrival of the above mail we have MOM ODE OWN COREZEPONDENT. : advice' from Bombay to Oct. 13, and from Calcutta PARIS. TUESDAY EVESIXG. ito Oct. 7. The Moniteur says that the Emperor rode in I The Calcutta En9lisherean says it fears that it was from St. Cloud to the review yesterday. I was • somewhat premature in stating, in its last sum not at the gate where the imperial equipage mary, that the famine might be considered at an stopped, but an eye-witness assures me that he end. The distress, it admits, has certainly saw the Emperor arrive in a caleche with the Em_ diminished to a very great extent, owing to the press. He did not say that his Majesty looked organised d an n le ste e 1 :1 1 : tinfotreliei which li havelbeeendesta ill, although he is evidently obliged to take care ,• on dm roadside . and in n ow the vine" o f from ii starv ati on. of Jilonng. of himself, for he had Nelaton in his suite. I The latest reports from the out-stations, furnished The Moniteur did not contain the article ex- 'by the Board of Revenue, are dated the 15th of plaining away the armaments of Russia which • September, and give a somewhat cheering account • of the diminution of the distress and of the pros was spoken of yesterday. In the Moniteur pecta of the harvest. "But (adds the Calcutta de f Ana& there is an unsigned leader on Xuglisionan) the board did not seem to recognise the the subject of the reorganisation, to correct ' terrible extent of the scourge until very lately. The false impressions which have got abroad of , local Committee of Relief in Calcutta are doing the economy which the new measure is in- • great good, but as they consider that it will be ne tended to make in the expenditure by su bsti- tee'rY to keep up the pauper hospitals for six toting a mobilised national guard for a portion of months longer, they have suggested that further I subscriptions be earnestly invited from the public. the army. The National Guard can never be any- This being the state of things, it is distressing to thing but a reserve. There can be no idea of re- ; find that the government here have led the home ducing the effective armies of France when those of • government to believe that no further subscriptions all neighbouring countries are be i ng augmente d ; I are required, and that the funds at the disposal of the relief committees are ample Yesterday a the 4 00 , 00 0 meat now formin g the army on the I telegram, dated London, Sept. 29, Was received b peace fupting cannot be diminished. What is sought ' the pry , stating that Lord Cranborne had em is to in&-ease the active army in time of war from ! phatically stated to a deputation which had waited the 600,000 men which the present system of re- i on him on the subject of the Indian famine that no serves gives to a more imposing force. It would further help was necessary, the government having be appropriated ample funds. His lordship must absurd to seek to do this and to reduce the expendi ture at the same time. It may necessitate sacri- authoritiesv h i s . n If tier' we presu me, lvill be som ni e i t rederi fices, but every one to whom the honour of the what surprised when he reads the letter from the country is dear will recognise their necessity. But' government of Bengal to the Calcutta Relief whatever the resolution adopted by the Emperor, 1 Committee, dated the 19th of September, and th e interests of the treasury will of course be kept which has been published in all the papers. But it cannot be wondered at that incorrect and mis in view. leading information should come from the govern- The first sitting of the Army Commission was meat of India with the Viceroy at Simla, and the held this morning at St. Cloud, at 9 o'clock. Mar- I Lieutenant-Governor of Beegal at Darjeeling seeing sisal M'Mahon has arrived from Algeria to attend' nothing for themselves, and trusting for the truth of course, be known of its labours to o ffi cial reports, the value of which had a lr e ad y it. Nothing will,been exposed by the press. This famine has fur until they are nearer completion. Mailed a very bad but practical commentary upon The fact of the treaty of the alliance between the advantages of the heads of the government, Russia and Prussia b now accepted by nearly all especially that of Bengal, being away from the the French press, and the news received from St• capital the greater part of the year." Great distress prevails in Dharwar, in the Born- Petersburg and Berlin all tends to confirm it. bay Pr e sidency, in consequence of the high price The feeling towards Prussia is more bitter than of grain . ever, and even Russia, the magnificence of Ten thousand famine-stricken natives are fed whose great men when on their travels daily at Balaaore, )et numerous cases of death has always captivated French imaginations, occur. A sepoy riot arisin g from the dearness of food is now out of favour. This may be due rather to has occurred at humptee in the Madras Presi ber coquetting with the United States and ne g - I dencv. The troops were turnedi out, and the dia letting tAS b e equally civil to France than to any turbsnoe was soon quelled. real apprehension of the effect of her designs in The total amount at present contributed by the the East on French influence. But for the moment Bombay Presidency for the relief of the Bengal all parties seem agreed to watch her movements. famine is 15 ; 000/.-5,000f. having been collected since the departure of last mail. The Oeuttu of this evening, in speaking of the ab - Reports from all parts of the lower provinces of stention of the Russian consul-general at Bucharest, Bengal state that the growing rice crop is one of when those of the other powers offered Prince the finest that has been known for many years. Charles of 1101-enzollern their compliments before The Chide G.l:ette says there is a rumour afloat that his departure for Constantinople, alleges that hie Sir William Mansfield leaves India for England "Probably n (it ow add t sA a tt l iis of ha s ,asonic recognition by the Porte had been obtained by this t t t i l ifn ly • n to ext el ear o with th cosy attitude, an attitude which could sot be Jervis, which, every one will coincide w ith us, modified at once. It says that the principal has left an indelible impression on the winds of argument used by Prussia in urging the prince's the public—at home as well as in India—not in the recognition by the Porte, was that his presence in least favourable to the commander-in-chief." At the departure of the mail no details had been Roumania was a bulwark against Russian aggres_ received either in Calcutta or Bombay respecting eby on. At the same time the same diplomacy has , the death, drowning,of Dr. Cotten, the Bishop demonstrated at St. Petersburg that Prince lof Calcutta. All that was known was gathered Charles, at Bucharest, will be tho vanguard of from a telegram, to the effect that in stepping Bemis when the time comes for the solution of the ashore from a rive steamer at Kooshtea, a station --tion. These are on Bits on which no a s the Fight bank of the Ganges, over against ' his foot and was drowned ;n Patna, he - missed his :ing, the river. The bishop was on his return to Cal cutta from Assam, whither he had gone on a pas toral visit about a month previously. Kooahtea is a railway station from* which the line runs 10 Calcutta, so that hils lordship had just completed his journey by river when the accident occurred which resulted in his death. When the melan choly event became known at Simla, the following notification was issued by his Excellency the Right Hon. the Governor-General of India in Council, dated 10th October, 1866. It has been republished by his Excellency the Governor of Bombay: The lii^ht Ron. the Governor-General in Council has learned, with the deepest sorrow, the death, through a milamitous accident, of the Right Rev. George Edward Lynch Cotton, Lord Bishop of Calcutta. There is scarcely a member of the entire Christian community throughout India who will not feel the premature lore of this prelate WI a personal affliction. It has rarely been given to an I bo.ly of Christiana in any country to witness such depth of learning and variety of accomplishments, combined with piety so earnest and energy so untiring. His Excellency in Council does not hesitate to add the expression of his belief that large . numbers even among those of her Ma jesty's subjects in India, who did not share in the faith of the Bishop of Calcutta bad learned to appreciate his great knowledge, his sincerity, and his charity, and will join in lameating Ids death. 'UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON. —The enimel held its first session for the academical year 1805-7 on Saturday. It was resolved that a hull advertisettient of the vacancy in the professorship of mental philosophy and logic be issued ; that applications be received up to the 24th November ; and that the vacancies consequent on the recant appointment of Mr. Marshall to the professorship of the principles and practice of surgery in the offices of assistant surgeon at the 'nopital, of instructor in ban daging, and of practical instructor in operative surgery should be advertised. On the recommendation of the examiners, Professor Wilson Fox Dean, Professor Sharpy, and Professor Finger, the Filliter Exhibition of 301. was awarded to Mr. Henry Carter Wigg. of Geelong. The re port of the Rev. Philip Smith. examiner for the medical entrance exhibitions, was received, and exhibitions each tenable for two years were conferred as follows : one of SC'. on 31r. Charles H. Carter, of London ; one of 20/. on Mr. Alfred H. Carter, of Pewuey,. and one of 10/. on Mr. William Hammond, of Hastings. Certificates of honour were awarded to Mr. W. S. Greenfield, of London, Mr. Lewis Lewis, of Plymouth, arid Mr. Jas. B. Ball, of Dublin. The threei Andrews Entrance Exhibitions of 30/., each tenable for three years, were on the recommendation of the examiners, the professors of Latin, Greek, Mathe matics, Mathematical Physics and Experimental Physics, awarded as follows : the exhibition for classics, mathe medal, and physics c ombined to Mr. Ebenezer J as. Sewell, from University College School ; the exhibition for classics to Mr. Arthur W. Kaye Miller, from the North London Collegiate School ; the exhibition for mathematics University and physics to Mr. Wm. Holbrook Robson, from College &boob THE MEDICAL OFFICERS OF THE LONDON WoRK- RousEs.—Last evening a meeting of the Poor-law Medical Officers' Association was held at the Ship Hotel, Charing cross, under the presidencyDr of Dr. R e og rich moveers. In the coarse ol of the proceedings Mr. odd lowing resolution :—" That believing Is would be for the good of the Poor - law medical service that p pointments should be held for life, whereby alone proper independence can be secured, this meeting earnestly de precates any interference with the Poor-law Board's order of May 25,1 557 , an or der based upon the recommendati of a select committee of the House of Commons, and the true intent and meaning of which is, without doubt, to assure life tenures of office of all parochial medical atiOSIS. That the meeting believes that she appointment of resident medical officers only would be injurious to the interests of the Nick poor whom it is intended to benefit, agreeing as the meet ing do with the o, lesion that the resident medical officer ' would be likely to lose some of his sense of independ ence, sad become more and more subservient to the views of some leading guardians,' and that, ' hence he ought to hesitate to discharge some of the duties of his office (as, for example, the ordering of ' extras' and the removal of noisy lunatics) with proper independence."' Dr. Andrews seconded the resolution, which was carried unanimously. An additional resolution, suggested by Mr. Ernest Hart, was carried, expressing the opinion that the medical officer ought to be made an ex-officio member of the guardian board, so as to bon able to give his advice to ths guardimui. QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 6. —The Inman steam-ship Cityof Washington.from New York on the37th ult., arrived here at 8 p.m. to-day with 231 passengers, 278,402 dols. in specie, and 4,9201. sterling. She landed 70 passengers, and proceeded for Liverpool at 8.30 p.m. SAXONY. DRESDEN, Nov. 6. The official Dresden Journal of to-day says:— "It is semi-officially declared that the King of Saxony will faithfully and unreservedly carry out all the obligations to which he bound himself by the treaty of peace, and his Majesty calls upon the thousands who do him homage to lend him their support in his new path of duty." THE JESUITS IN VIENNA. VIIE4NA, Nov. 6. The judiciary section of the municipality of this city have resolved to address a petition to tho government against the admission of the Jesuits into Vienna. HUNGARY. PESTH, Nov. 6. It is asserted that the majority of the members of the Hungarian Diet have resolved not to discuss affairs common to Austria and Hungary in the full sittings of the Diet until a Hungarian ministry has been appointed. The committee on common affairs will, however, continue its labours. Much excitement prevails. INDIA. (BY DIXECT OVERLANI) TILKGRAPH.) BOMBAY, OCT. 23, 4 P.M. Vbs. Shirtings, 4a. Cotton quiet. Dhollerah, 305. Exchange on London, 28.00. Four per Cent. government securities, 891, ; Five per Cent. ditto, 106 ; Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent. ditto,lll. Freight, 16a. The latest London date is the 15th inst. THE BANK OF FRANKFORT. FRANKFORT, Nov. 6. The Bank of Frankfort has reduced its rate of discount from 4i to 4 per cent. AMERICA. (ST ATLAITTIC TELEGRAPH.) NEW YORK, Nov. 5, Evomco._ Gold, 148. Exchange on London, 162. 5-20 United gtates Bonds, no!. Illinois, 125 ; Erie, 83/. Cotton : Middling Upland, 401. SPAIN. The Arenir National of yesterday says :—" Tho I sole person of liberal antecedents who belonged to the Council of Public Instruction in Spain, Signor Manuel Cortina, ex-President of the Council of Ministers, has just sent in his resignation, as well as Signor Pedro Gomez de la Serna, ex-Minister of ! Grace and Justice, senator, professor at the Cen , ral University of Madrid, and one of tho most distin guished writers of the country. Proceedings have been announced against the professor of public law at the Central University, Signor Laureano Sig ncrola, a deputy, for having given expression to ideaa opposed to the reactionary system of public instruction inaugurated by the present cabinet. It is not stated whether these proceedings will take place before the civil tribunals or the courts-mar tial." ANGLO-AMERICAN EL TEGRAPII COMPANY (LIMITED). The following telegram from Newfoundland, 1: dated yesterday afternoon, and received in London within the hour, shows that the anticipations held out in the letter of Mr. Stewart, the chairman of the I Anglo-American Telegraph Company, dated the 27th ult., are being realised : " Collett, Newfoundland, to Stewart, 72, Corn hill, London. —12.25 p.m. Thermometer 30. Snowing hard. Land lines working well. Worked I direct yesterday from hero to Port Hood, and from Port Hood to New Orleans.—Nov. 6, 1866." We are authorised to state that the views of the directors of the New York and Newfoundland Company are in perfect accord with those of the I Angio-American and Atlantic Telegraph Companies I as to the expediency of laying a submarine line from Placentia to Halifax, or some point in the United States. The capital for this improvement in the communication will be found by the parties interested in the traffic beyond Heart's Content, and will in no way prejudice the claim of the Anglo-American Company upon the general re ceipts, which already more than suffice to meet their dividend of 25 per cent. per annum. A tele gram has been received to the effect that Mr. , Cyrus W. Field will shortly sail for England, with authority to order a cable to be laid from Placentia to such point (Halifax or Boston) as may be deemed beat. REIGATE ELECTION COMMISSION.—The commis sion was re-opened yesterday morning by adjournment' from Wednesday last, when no witness presenting himself for examination, and Mr. Gower and Mr. Monson not availing themselves of the opportunity which had been afforded them cf offering any further explanations which they might think desirable, the court was adjourned until to-day, at the chambers of the chief commissioner, Essex. court, Temple, when it is understood the commissioners will meet to agree to their report. To show the feeling of the inhabitants of the borough with regard to the evidence given by the mayor as to the drunkenness and debauchery at recent elections, it may be stated that at the municipal election, on Thursday last, his re-election as a town coun cillor was vigorously and successfully opposed. Had Mr. Searle not been thus defeated the probility is that be would have been re-elected mayor for the borough for the ensuing year. THE EXPENSE OF ELECTION COMMISSIONS.—The reports, with the evidence taken before the election com missions, will be shortly furnished to the government and laid . before parliament for consideration. Some idea of the expense may be gathered from former royal commis sions to inquire into alleged corrupt practices at elec tions. Since 1852 there have been 10 commissions, and the expense, exclusive of law costs on prosecutions, was 21,4661. , 6s. 5d., made up of three sums-12,11M 19s. as " general expenses ;" 3,4631. Os. 3d., for " shorthand writing ;" and. 5,8911. Os. 7d. for " printing and stationery." It appears that there were eight prosecu tions, and the costs incurred amounted to 4,95`1.35. 4d. A viol! e prosequi was entered in each case. Svkz, Nov. 4. —The Menageries Imp4riales steamer Moza m bique arrived here on the 4th inst., at 4.2 p.m., with the Mauritius and Reunion mails. She brings 38 passengers. P ATEN T OFFICE MUSEUM, SOUTH KENSTNGTON.— Number of visitors for the week ending Nov. 3, 1,639 total nuither sines the opening of the Museum free daily (12th May, 1858), 1,06:047. THE JAMAICA COMMITTEE. TO THE rnrroa OF TH/I EXPRESS. Sir., —Mr. Roundell's letter demands a word of explanation. Nothing could be further from our inten tion than to use the quotation from Mr. Roondell's admi rable lecture at Skipton in a sense which implied that be had expre-sed any opinion on the prosecutions which are about to be instituted by this committee. The extract was simply taken as the deliberately expressed judgment of a public man upon facts, with regard to which he speaks with exceptional authority. Once uttered his opinions became public property. and it was essential to the inte rests of a just cause that so impvtlal and invaluable a tea ony should nut too soon be forgotten.—l am, &a., 1 tuli F. W. CHESSON, Hon. Sec. 63, Fleet-street, London, Nov. 6. BOARD OF TRADE. WHITEHALL, Nov. s.—The Right lion. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Co uncil I for Trade have received from th e Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's Charge d'Affaires at Vienna, enclosing a copy of a recent Austrian decree modifying the customs duties levied on the importation of certain articles, in accordance with the provisions of the treaty between Great Britain and Austria, of the liith December, 180. This document is published in lent night's GdZette. • BOARD OF TRADE WHITEHALL, Nov. s.—The Ri g ht Honourable the TRADE, of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs a copy of a despatch front her Majesty's Consul at Madaga scar , transmitting • " tempo rfiry.scale of export duties , " which has been prepared for the convenience of British merchants pending the settle ment of the tariff.' It is published in 'the London Gazette of lest evening. • • GUN Acoioncr.—A sad accident occurred in the woods near flosineura, nine miles north of Halton, on Monday. Mr. T. Ewbank, son 'of Mr. Ewbank, of Dalby Hall, after seeing his father off by train at Hovingbam, re turned with a groom to shoot rabbits in the woods.' After two or three shots Mr. Ewbank handed the loaded gun to the groom. and in so doing the piece was acci dentally dis charged, the contents entering Mr. Ewbenk 's chest. Being in the woods, some time elapsed before he could be con veyed home. The injuries are stated to be of so serious a nature that a fatal termination is anticipated. • CEYETAL PALACE. —03 He Sammie DAy. TUESDAY, Nov. 6.—Admissions on payment,_l,237; ditto by IMO= tickets, 1,171. Total visitors, 2, • - Ws aii - ctik a ..LTWOPEN CB LOAD .IfAYUES DAY. The following will be the order of procession on Lord Mayor's-day : ' " Drums and Fifes of the Royal London Militia. • ~ Waterman bearing Titres Trompeter the Banners of the following Livery Companies of the City of larsion : Lorixtrs, Plasterers, • Coopers Innholders. rs Painte Stainers, Carpenters, Saddlers, , Wax Chandlers, Goldsmiths, Fishmongers, Grocers. Band of the Royal Society •for the Protection of IMe from Fire. Stationers' Comp: my—Salters' Company. Banner of the Arms of H. N. Nilsen, E sq., Ex-Sheriff. Banner of the Altus of Mr. Sheriff 'Finial. Banners of the Arms of the Stationers Company. Master and Wardens of the Stationets' Company in their carriage. Butners of the Salters' Company. Banner of tee Arms of Mr Sheriff Watcriow. The Master and Company in their carriages. The Bead of ths 40th Middlesex (Rifle Itaugers.) Tallowchmidlers' Company. Spectacle Makers' Coinpany. Waterman bearing thebannere of the Goldsmiths'Company. Band of the Grenadier Guards. Watermen bearing the following banners : The Royal Standard. The Banner of Scotland. The Banner of Ireland. The Union Jack. The Banner of England. Six Streamers of the City Banner of the City of Arms. London. The Band of the let City Engineers, with Drums, Colours, and an Escort. The two Under-Sheriffs, The Officer, of the Corporation of London. Mr. Sheriff Lycett, in his State Chariot, Attended by his Chaplain. The Amateur Brass Band of Messrs. Waterlow and Sons. Mr. Sheriff Waterlow, in his State Chariot, Attended by his Chaplain. The Band of the Hon. Artillery Company . . The Aldermen who have not passed the Chair. The Recorder. The Aldermen who have pruisod the Chair. The late Lord Mayor. The Lady Mayoress in her State Carriage will join the procession on its return from Westminster. The Lord Mayor's Servants in State Liveries. The Band of the First Life Guards Mounted. The City Marshal on Horseback. THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR, In his State Carriage drawn by Six Hors , — ' Attended by the Chaplain, Sword Bearer, Sala Common Crier. A Military Escort. THE LONDON STOCK AND SHAPE COMPANY (LIMITED). The first public sale of stock and shares by this company took place yesterday afternoon, at the Baltic Sale R 0001.9, South Sea Rouse, Threadneedle-sheet. The room was well Sled, but the proportion of bidders was rather smalL Mr. Joseph Aspinall, the manager of the company, acted as auctioneer, and in commencing the prec.asliugs took occasion to make a few observations. He thanked the public for bating placed in the hands of the company so large an amount of stocic, thus showing how touch such a medium was needed, and emphatically de nied that this institution had been started .to oppose Ike Stock Exchange, of which resp.!..ted body it would, on the contrary, ho believed, prove a valuable auxiliary. A great number of the lots which were com prised in the catalogue had been placed in the hands of the company by members of the Stuck Exchange, and is was therefore clear that they did not regard this as an oppo sition institution. At pre.ent these sales would only be held every Tuesday, but arrangements were being made to hold meetings four days a week for aides by auction and purchases by t mption, which would enable the public to obtain stook at the lowest possible prices. Some persons had an idea that purchasers at these riles w oul4 be ehargod with brokerage, but that was an entire mistake. The company only charged brokerage to the parties who placed stock in their hands for sale. The sale was then proceeded with, but although there were 470 lots in the catalogue but a very small number were disposed of. The property put up for competition included English and foreign stocks, ordinary and preference railway shares, de bentures, Lloyd's bonds, bank, insurauoe, finance, gas, hotel, and miscellaneous shares. Thu only railway stock that found a purchaser was a couple of lots of llereford preference stock. Two small lots of shares in the Com mercial Coke aril Gas and the Loudon Jute Companies were also sold ; sad there was quite a brisk competition for shares in the Telegraph to India Company, the M. shares (IL paid) in which went off at I roes varying from 7s. Cd. to Bs. Sd. per share. The only other sale was one of 20 shares in the East London Watirworks Company. THE CUERENCY QUA:,TION. DEPUTATION TO THE BOARD OF TRADE. A deputation from the Currency Iteform Mao elation, which has for its object the establishment of a government bank of issue, the preventi u of panics, the advancement of trade, and the reduction of taxation, waited on the !tight Hon. Sir Stafford Northcote, at the Board of Trade-office. Whitehall, yesterday afternoon. The deputation consisted of Mr. A. Alison, chain:ern of the society ; Mr. Edmond Iteales, vice-ehairinen ; idt. W. 11. Smith, Mr. J. Brett, Mr. John Robert Taylor, hon. secretary, and other gentlemen. Sir STAFFOLO \outHl O E avast that he would give the subject his best consideratlAn and coufer with the Chan cellor of the Exchequer in reference to it. In the meantime he thanked the deputation for atfortling him the opportu nity of knowing their views on a subject uhich he comb dered as Important as any that could occupy the attention of the government during the ensuing Sttriil/0. The deputation then withdrew. THE AltninOtOhoiacah SoCIETY OF LONDON. —The president and council of this society yesterday evening invited the members and friends to a convenaizione, at their rooms, St. Martin's-place. The spee‘lemaking common to gatherings with a similar nun. was pro hibited, the object of the meeting being simply to enable gentlemen anthropologically disposed to inspect the many objects of curiosity provided, and compare conversational notes upon the scientific topics naturally arising from them. Ample food for discussion was found in the abun dant and rare specimens brought together. At the en trance to the chief room a huge (labour& gorilla in a com fortable glass ease grinned a welcome to the guest*. It was presented by Mr. Winwood Read°, end is a larger, and in some respects a finer specimen than that in the British Museum, and possesses the genuine attraction of real hands and feet, such extremities not infrequently being cunningly enough made of wax to impose upon men of no mean pre tensions to knowledge of gorilla-kind. A remarkably per fect skeleton of an Indian, hideous enough to satisfy the most enthusiastic lover of his species, stood erect a little further on ; and there were carefully classified in various parts of the room some scores of skulls representing the inhabitants of each quarter of the globe. Skulls of the ape tribe, and the bones of other animals were also to be seen in excellent preservation. A collection of flint im plements was much admired both for its quality and quan tity. In odd corners interesting specimens of the handi work of savage tribes were shown. The walls were covered with diagrams, photographs, paintings, and models. Not the least valuable thing to be seen was a large album belonging to the society, containing photo graphs of Indian and African natives, in some instances in their nude and savage state. The society's invitations were so cordially responded to that the rooms were crowded. CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW AT VICTORIA-FARR.— There is now at Victorla-park one of the prettiest floral displays which at this season of the year it is possible to find. It hes been the custom for many years to collect the c h o i ces t s p e cimens of chrysanthemums end pompons' grown in the park, and to exhibit them under canvas. This year Mr. W. Preface , the head g ardener, has sur p assed all his previous efforts, for the collection is numericiolly larger and far handsomer than that of any previous 'ear. Every shade and colour is represented. DII BASIT'II DILICIOI7III RSTALENTA ARARICA FOOD cures dyspepsia, indigestion, cou gh , asthma, consumption, debility, constdpattos, diserhme, palpitation, nervous, bilious, liver, and stomach complaints. 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