The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-14 00:00:00

- - A BULB sALIIJA,V - • • . i. 0. NT . • . • ••• w iN•eoutortwps . • • 311, KING-' . .. - • ...11..., •a.u. OA 1 •IralMi I 1F177:411:ii !i • . . . • . wrowd • • f • . v.-me 4'11,44a he,:owe:a 1 ,I, ; 1 • hoe, . . , • 111;1 I'.\i N Al II .'IIA I • 1g trots she I I 4- I•. % • , I • s. ill. Il' ,rl. !lie •pc.l.-, Lon . : el limeds 0.. i • ' Art el Pith fti and lith If• SfY -1-e to rube. * . . .. :, mt. 5ta..... oil •,:tl.ll . omnsil payommoniaawn • . • ' i _ r --s, „ , • Te:Vrted. mob orig-ANNI4I-Ic. •,/ ~,.........,...,„,....„.,,,..4., by this flacielp. • • tr. doe beg • - • ' ' . --oi • - ~. .4.04 r lino 14101111411M0 ale No. ti,tll7. IA/N DON , MON DAY 1.. VEN NO, SEPTEMBER 14, 186 S. I it, Vs. ..aa. ~- . . . "...1,... tt,ipoliey pnihr duel" , te.01,51.) bate • I: far exhort.. . • ANDREW MANOR% Me. -- . Y %now% se - -.- '''''''.."'.......: .?"..-- - ' --- THE ART of SPENDINO MONEY.-To make di II IC EN '8 THEATRE ,vrI:1. k N 11 R 0 II 'l' E. is • imarresai doors. aud thro art of yentas it wisely di 1110114055-33 r. W. H. Llare IN. requires."l:lbetie study to modes it equally irdmirmil. ' Me LANCASHIRE LAM, by Henry J. Nylon, baring beim -_...._._ . . r market Poe ( , .... , ..,• .•. I • r•os•ii with 13/11111A. OfIET4h, JAPAN, ,i,..,,, „rm. tit.., sooe, *oyes ne,e,7 ...le, - it iii mouiveil %roughest Mt parformasee with the graa:en lethal A telegraphk despot& bee Ibis day beer . , , , , , :.. ~. :N, et. iron 001.,THANIPPON sal . t..,, %Luc. upon., tut pioeherer Auld adopt the merti •etulltahl 'Walla 111140LabelaWealbala wo Ito w'rrtosl );:o EA/ trustotron azerraa's AGENCY.) 4.11 the stee or meanameg it, raw., wt. waga. pm retro. IVENINO, et • 111•111.11 t• S. eeseludiag ponetuelly at ii. • ; i wired by her Majesty's prissaipal Searetr little awe.. • , ~,,, . i i tl`.: 1 to.I PAT AL aTEAM N AVIOATION ad,...??•••basoie •"••,,,„ '/,e,.„., th,•7 unnot ou.i. th. ita wilt. ts-PEECII OF TIIE EMPEROR AT CHAU/MS.I f (Ines le veep .. * •'. •-• ' "'" 51:' "^n't •"."'":* Cale') lbaa "...-1. bj ;;Li'c'k, it miliab coneueliti tinier they mime losses so abash rritE LANCASHIRE LAM, at a (Nance tOuelS. 1 State for Foreign Affairs frees .Der Y to take Imam PAWS, Ssr.r. 13, &END*. • • onth._r_sem .•• • : Alt. A I,4:AT. 11110111414 II o=4lo 1. d le. ryttY alone, 011PLOOPIWI ea= a " The domenetntions 111 favour cd ' The Laileuthire Ise r,, ,It to, T. ) Prom etiethomptne The keen toomprtitimi butenve house, tilal soder tond sad eimaggepaeo-oinee _ /.' R!etitted of this evening Kap :-" The Charge d'Affaires at Lisbon,- lasing ill, every natant iy. adios •to the public whsch no other Mims I Emperor, upon leaving the carup at Chalons. ad the Board of Public Health, date bomieremniee; - • ...El A. The ex remit-ester nol••••• *•• MY *SW •• woo as lIIIIE LA/Catsl3;lll3 LA-titi, at a quarter to 8. arian,e, ,: • • i.e.!. ASO. , Ptna eloutlimaptos. addressed the following speech to the generals who' instant, declares M 1 Makin& poste. f fair pries, to reit for ready emery. Me and moreharite are el NI . ...tall', 1 emery to-melt -tho...lay ~,,,..... .. h.... .. teat ”,,eoe. oes amp. oe to teono -a. "At other IMMO the mithtudems earged Ise lorfond °mimi ._ . • . ,• . 1 A. COIN 4. )ot departure bine .... sei, fees ee.senaomeie am' imer. °germ sad buret+ of appli===wirnom =enamels moat% llCCDl3llfillied lIIR Majesty to the railway /tat i(111 : cholera, and that &mows thumbs, *ell, and the 3A:'A N. hatorday. *nick most be wad lie • Ices. Thiss the Has poorer Ye memos of tht "-The km' "a °film I felt very happy during the eight days whieh l' a.: hy w,th lb, I, , '. i. • ... %1 %. In.3INWR-VE ) Trees douJituriet readyenoery eyrie= otoths the wurritimase with • large portal . i subject to quareatine. 's • $.1."1'• 'LI/ It "N EY, 1 °Ju!...."'"1t',,.„..,,,,'-the.'_...,.1.4 °I it sat beer prima labs sae awie At. wasdaelismead Remo THE LAhICASHIRE LABS, at a quarter to 8.1 have passt-d among you. I say nothing morn to -.. NP. Se a 6..!. ........_..l."r‘ ''''....".".".".'w the of the thme maim eiwitenea whisk oeseetalle the railing -11. "The piece Ihrougbeut wee eillestfaely mole& sod the mini you, use the newspapers would be ears to Foreign- oMoe, &pt. 12, 1W , ~.,,,,....nYe Sea/4041M every r•a.e.inr. mist The gemmed eioneset se gru, awia mature et Owl*" keeps the airtime% is • propolual Mail •• alter = . k • power et the :ea : e .an lio to het nts . _1,",,`,N ,_„",'...,1 '''''raAzo,_ asoidalier al lord= id El•011,11011•Waletnly no extra pni of tme. .mt."-Illastrd Licari Newt .drew prognoetications of war (rem my words, ----- $ . wrsss'''''" (Stud 1?-•••• tr•wowe•o.rwwo• - are required to .over bad debts. The third skeet iii thel 1 : however moderate they might be. I therefore con : red, &so to :l.aa-,..5.041.1 ionoton. or time. No abatements are made., essa= me imistote:r e ►rim, E LasicAkaußE I,,,,thia..at a "Kee to g. DRAY .ry yahoo. le, _ . . in .exam. wt to rattle the priet lessee le ewes seek "Si , foie nip& to giving Lexpression to my aatisfac- J SIYAI, WEST INDIA MAIL 'tours for f. raw. law.. ; 'Ahern. is ...le see ooeiees of see. 2. -..0n it amend repreeeetediea woe resoned with ens - -. • lomat ease b.. NI4‘TH and SOUTH PAt7l Ile. MAIL Almeria& Nee tionee the member of maietaote to do the mar amount of %miaow applause than an the %adult of produoilee."-Delly 'Oelostrapb. lion with your sew} and your devotion.' The Affr 2.• Is cm , ...k and Auer a..../aiN.n. rod Chios tai. Prmaies., i aloe fur To a•kl Masa profits far the purpose le 1111kinf of • dimottent, - .•-- Emperor, the Ertrpriest, and the Prince Imperial .. to egg. ... . Ent -.1; W..t I."netre. L.• . 0.1,4. and tlestro -The BOTAL making an abetment or an allowastee. ie agensat the {dens of a THE LANCASHIRE LASE 4, at a quarter to 8. The management r ,1 to lc- A 11. o•IIIAI•1 PACK ET 0011rANY'S ATLANTIC ETIUMNRS trailer nee the true rnedienormy speteet Duets, tweate-two -IL ••A he,„; rte my be roesi,e,,,, to, she ei,..,,, ...a. wen; leave Pritelf Sir:CUP/1U for Biarritz at 10 a.m. to- Deeded is keapiag M. T tri„.,_-otivit, era. ..• t...., :..1.1., rl, /was 24,01.1.4441.1.t0ri SO Okikio lAsplowelft. D 7 pore the SUM. 1113411. bast ean nitil oarnerl2ll I,%_p_i_b_e Ilwile 1.41r011b elle stain. ft ve be as Meet • UMW Noll ' °Glows /AWL" . narrow, and will travel privately." Tee Um. ot •„b „,,,,.4, „„,,t r.„.. r.m.,... 'a...a., Ite.., to the lathiami at ad. outage of mil mutate, try MIL 8R0,,e, war- -Daily Never. i for several weeks, fuse 64. to to pa, ..,n. I Kr. 4..111 •#.l %Id ein eninenr. sham %Slam &mashes House. LadoMehill. __ _ .. sad has plaagod I: ,-. F....i,, nod tocoure ere bsikask- THE LANCASHIRE LASS, at a quarter to It'l FItANCE. it.. I 1...0.ral I tact. with whir' • tort hote se, • s'• - S."'s I."''. •- - IBy eon:cur ' run 9crithampton SAMUEL BROTHERS' SPRING SUITS.- it. "Altogether. judging from the interest of LUC 1ii1.744 L. 1.14%, •• • .1. 41.Vitorrta. lortian . PARIS, BKPT. 13. . ..1 101. LO fa. •:I,tided to •..e tribe.. ' °a Jud "a Inaba 'V"' ma°4ll. TM mate. ala. Ma., 3.1 a, the Go.. 50..; the 7s. m•.,'ll,*liwu •I the k,AlliC. ,and the IseutY of the met airy. to way! c:atcd. A pla• stone. it„, ... .., ..e...,..1...1A!...tra; h. lon a ease weee. M., A it, Ile. lie., Ile. ; the Dower'. Ha, Ne. 176- id, ffa, tb."4ae, of the harp owl Itiorh*Finooneeinle owdienooll. "tin The ifor/itiur of this mlniing says,- -" The Du val mats. • xi.-::t, 0 . ...... ... t me Kw..., owl, w„, ~,,.$1.1,,,,,, pa...ki w moomalaaaa ow, or mad; limeasbirs Lam' will form • immoo of attraction be ea knee • 0.1 if orioles, . .1::,,r, ao • ...,“1,'•",.. •- • ..... lOn 17th of each moolh. to ir nen., po,k,„„ two tow,._,iratuwa Hot" me 6q bog. Nepal se any drama that ham lately berm irrodunrel."-iitembirl. peror, when about to leave tha carup of Chalons effective ma .n NI ar.:irov: .. I mitehlk. on Friday last, gave orders that no military of scm, -- ~...40 :e ..e.t..t.utein zito in tomer of Wattles. -10POT•L ALHAMBRA PALACE.-Tartre to-day, mad -,,eiw,,,,,..41.Vy to J. M. LLOYD. Seteetery. Quilt compLETE, 42a. • : st-ons lll•ciet coropsey•Lomlon. honours should he paid' to him at the time of hie -ILL ftellets. Promenade Oonoert Bead el so. MONA od 111. loti • 011111 lit' essedlleo epee teem II le IL departure. The troop., therefore, wore not under P''', Or left P.S. 110oroate-0t,..L. events i "._ _ -- _- - -- - - • 52e. to Iffe. Wail on that occasion. The generale and corps bta titian wee ~ , , LiN 1...._. ctn.; 1,1%-k:ix/Kilo NEW SST COMPLETE, 6011. HERE SEH.ALCIERFRACH willperform d to mar command-ere alone formed a mounted esoort for isahlz I ..-. and 1`111!....DET.1111 A OftMPANY'S MAIL at &quarter to 3 mid seminar to 6. cm I. WEW nBO7lll dcli' AIWA 11,_ with UN+ mer Perm.. New 'law* la the 14111 e the Emperor on his way to the railway station. a r. l• s' .• l'O' 'll, ',VnOilit.. I to;..ail from Liverpool lOC NEW YORE, sun COMPLETE, 604. " taithr th;Lllt IIGLIPtIlt• Beemmetemelth of tkalwe Hoek, pi stone.at • alight .. . .., ••• u.t., wit. m f.....evra ; hn,.. F.... tor h. iyipiiiitr hin,...mi,t,itonitinant, Amt. Oa, When the 'soldiers saw the cortege approaching„ • • •' i NTWERP ter N •eW YORK, Wediseralay, Sept. It Leetaree and Entertranniente as orlon at the ROYAL POLY- they hastened once more to salute his Majesty and • ward ten- . - • •AR IS. der N lIIA ivlt IN, .:-.1ir•01..y. hrot. Xi_ 1kr111414.1 Upon tram 11w 6 and 7to W. Adailaskie to the ; wheat has .I'• ‘f W.,10, I. .TL` N. tor N 174, YOWL me Haiku, SUIT COMPLETE, 75e. wbole 10. the Prince Imperial with their warme-rt cheers." ant India& • • n. I-. $./.1e ints• zo. --) teding gem , - 71' .. lo 'NOON, Ina NEW TORR. WelneridaySewt. AO. have boa • T,E.n.: gJodo aid ;mowers to St Jeliti'o, Newfoundland, to SUIT COMPLETE, 81e. MR. HOPLEY'S PICPURE of " The BACK . BELGIMI. I. : mast.: red at thdifax. ittlic-Attr ntPoP" Mr with the Mosoals=•• Allts `...14n 'home, IS. 17. and 21 stniorws all Darin- the soma rot* .*ln the• ".'"n" - rn"'rumi"* *PIA' ''' WM. 13" Na SUIT COMPLETE, 841 e. aff Obi dailetrj et Mol knONDOlOomPanr. No. a Haymarket those of lam tes...trv. t. Ll 4• :Tool, or to EIVEtt and MACEY. 11, ...... - The baLletur of the health of the Clown .. as atone • -. .om 0re.... 1 en.l.m•nri•lte• --- THE LOMBARD EXCHANGE and NEW . wa• done -- . - -- - - --- - - iseued to-day states that although he had •r PW qr.. I IREMF.N.-Direct Route to Hanover, .Bums- SAMUEL BROTILLIt8" FROCK-COAT Burrs. -„,,,r.214-I")""ebrizmna the inPabar c 4 "emi'l4' awn. favourable nighit than on Friday n, , rather met I P "„ k. and C. moat ale me North liorlaari I.lo.ftra ,7144, .44. Iv.; 4„; 4,4„. 04„,44„ ; the 4444,444444„, 444; .4.. ti•ulsr t ,call . . metropohe.eaoh devoted to lie!oe par. • intslm. errew rt. ithaer ADLET. Captain JAGER. dr. 1111,11 a, Ifa, Ith,le; the oues% 17s. Ikl4.lltears., lift, eilaa 142,..... b1iii.b...u"..13.....„" relnialt, thjlias.t."l3"-",,m, Lh''',....th:41V4,0 aggravation of the symptoms hoe taker aosszet, • • .•.•• nun led runt-nun-. tier. 17. ratline at Nook orMI :'• u never style an 0,0 bell in Meek kw in as nit hod • lanes roam to -which all might %sort and Lawasnel. Lau !ai last Fri- . Is oiXti-ht't at rt -1.:`011 -Flrell bl ar0w1,...41, it wwl El • ~' •WlebabL ••••••ee• Son fese•-•14••*••• 11•••••240-00. burin(ra • ith more comfort and economy of time than Is lived lii • • Iv:.. i., &IA 11 1, a-Ar,ply to CHAPLIN'S Uni•cmil LIL ander existirw arreteterwth THE INTERNATIONAL WO' 1:.,........mew,., iv.: or to PITILLIFFS. GRAVEN, PHIL. In other large commercial metresiptear tiers] plow of mere. 00E014E611 - - ..,-.4 Co., et Doristaa'shoose, Orosalaati. Great Tower . IS.. H.. SUIT COMPLETE, 69e. big la invariably found and highly . d. Amongst nth& a nom be mentioned Manaherter, latetmr, Riraingloon, and 'muses's, s. • d ribald .. - La 'pool. • .I. 1- • I.: II 't II .'T.\ N RAI LWAY. -The EXTMI- In the lane-named there is. %wide* • Linea nowt a Mock rx. The International Working •• 11.0,4 1 .•. . •, :•:I•Airi,iNerori W bRuhIITON vealshortly be SUIT COMPLETE, 73e. ••••••• • emu "'thane". I"""th't 4.ila. umaliti'lmws• ..e1.1“4 closed to-day by a epees h fro. elierh Hall, amts.) aulango and new" room, which. without eon:keeling wi 4 Skid South kind Tees, 1, . .. I•iI I I. I TAN 1i..-t ILW A Y sk AL:3I'ERN SUIT CIMPLETE, SOI4 tasr foilwr le itch' reoPeetive degartments, *WOW al • mated of London. place of meeting for Cho member, of garb, and has 4,000 %thew:ben An address from the • reladOit ... I. N - VI. Ig• I. F.,1 aHA is' s wll -on betimes __ ._ __.__. _ _._ _._ _ ~ upon ite books. In oleo to nipply what may fairly be designated an adman-) read which declares, ar • ,•••-. need I\4m:erten. It.,r.w.it r, ,tolkotlidnii- SUIT COMPLETE, 03e. want in the City of Lennon, the City Micro Onniimny • Elinitell ... I. 1i.,•!•..1n et . ~n,l 1.10u,01.1.0.1.4,1 . floomptca. has • n solved to appropriate • portion of the ground Snot I,xue war ` -oetween r ranee . : (s!.urlN RAILWAY -- - ____ tot are hell of the ir Inagnitioein new bus Wing in Loasbarletreet 'ranted as a Gird war • WEgri.:IIN SUIT COMPLETE, 106 e. for the porticoes of • Ktheral Exchange mid Now. Ruoin, to be .• • - ; • •N. - A WIATI. I N at NROMPTON, eve minute, calk d "lhe Loathed." It concludes as fo' : - ~...b K. 11.411.4 e, Alm,.-u::, aid Heria..attlrail Ibe room will be we hew- I. liertitol. sod ventilated : comfort. •`Thelnternatic , Total, ally ternatted, and amply supplied with the email newaimp:rw, • ISge. .s • •• i iILiTAN RAI L\l-AY WESTERN , 2,530 •.:, • A`-1 ATloli at 11.471.odreet, KENSING. tatilis. and Looks of retetenor mnenilly. There will elm be provided writerm t•bloo, with drawer* to the tin .1 WNW • • . t'-stn Ion! QAMUEL BROTHERS' RIDING strrrs. depont of sops inr the um of which onmial arrangenicate eat • • II . -- -•-• The mum. dat., Ik., ea, *a, Us, Oa ; the traletemas, ets. 6d., by made: aced • sollielent number of commie wows. with mate. gun 2or th • es . .. 1• • !.I TAN RAILWAY WE iTERN ar. Wells., Ift.. 14.,1511.: the transom Ole. as.., Ma, ela., Ms. fir.. nets for copying letters, will be kept for the used oebooribenc The del ' •-:•• : N -A STATION ;.• NOITINOMILLGATE •••• z•erf ott, enwid.:ll, heft la Rork for hoopekole are err ramie A suitable i•lstee for the reception of aninerihery• ;out, will h. PT • - to memos. poet bee. Illydeahroa House. da Ladmate- found, as .cll .1 • telegraph offlee, eommunicuting with all 'parte anti odor Ni i ;:,,i 151.11.A.N RAILWAY WESTERN bin- of the world. "VF 14.12 , t • • . •:. At.- A STA? iON at QVEMN't.ROAD, Hoe Books 1.111 be knit for reference, nomtainino arrivals and &wir ier. eof ships at home aid foreign port, sad all _other informs. 0033111, • ES 5.3 - • ..e• ..••••-•-,11.1.-no and the Royal Oak. SUIT COMPLETE, 59e. too connected with shit:Org. . • 'oat at Th. walls will be Snot to receive the maims advertisements of wee it I LT: • • $l.l lAN It AII.WAY WESTERN i r ‘ :. • - .... - A ItTATIoN OPPOPTI`E the GREAT SUIT COMPLETE, No. ahem will be • Arshelase ReereallinenVronln acereeiblr from the ~ v. • • ' I ; • :. . : I '.c .\l liu ILA- PAPIIINOTON. New-room, elm retrain and other cnvenience". i It Is proposed that the seliscription be as follows:-!7 3e. per A I }.r 1., .1 .-I.i TA N It A ILWA Y WESTERN sUIT COMPLETE, We. •Dnuni, payable In advance, in January of rich year. Tf not "et Pad. sub rub:nether phut. in addition to his subscription. pey • ... i 1. v:•1, s. • • N 11:. .h.t.• 5.1 np. ?tinge will be Gently an. thither sum or U. ME for each cab eclair month after January - City ell • 111.7..15, FIINIoN, usaarol manager. durinz which. or any part of which, his subecription shall ream' Neßnrian SUIT COMPLETE, 86e. Fereens who wish to use the room for only • portion of • . sod pro. i l';.'s.A.•2A raid SC-BURMAN LAND and may oubotribe at lee p. r month. aol pas. .1... A i : 1;. !I NO COMPA.NY Liantsvt. - - - -- - - - - - -- litilaWriber• will have the privilege of introducing straw . • - ^- . 1"; 4. Fonelauelextreet. E.O. SUIT COMPLETE, 97e. use month, by writing in • book. to be kept for the parr ta• - •. :I• 1' i aottiTat FOUL PERCENT. MEREST, reborn-era name, the 111Zalifilee ususe• and the date . dection. • . '.:N 1. u.lownl Cl gems e d ille and swarth it surr compLETE, ijoe, it i• Dellrerd that • room of this description will Dr • .rer Or t . • •• 4 .•.e Z./...11 on, y. or eyrunn. convenkrt for men of Diviness from a distonoe, • : air to tee JoNATHAN TAYLOR, aeoretimy. - - amnia kad them frequeuUoLhe usetropolv. .won D:sM Ilse guisesguises of an tape and edicient Mar .I i 1'... -• .1 II k• 1:0 -it Oh SE BOARDING- SAMUEL BROTHERS' BOYS' SUITS,- Kenn& . tad. It i --.•. 4 • i• t',.. r , ,I:.r. tang the sea; eftlieriw •-• TM Melata la, His. dd., 1%., alai IM., Mt : the minuteman., oaho',er"m,o ei,wiliiiiii irbto IcTn4,,eiord atinam,niesrh,l7 ~.iii"",Sri; • droff It .e .. ~1.e... Ily Lai ,• anal dry; Yaws moderate. b. IC. 3e, ad t., fa, 6e. AL. it : the tromeet he ad,..• 7. nA. I la. ending 31st December, lett 17 application te . • brie. fri -1, .1.1 •I*. GA, 111 s. Even style and sot k,Ot ts stock for Imßaubbelbe. aterttary to the qty Oakes Company limo snit pew- Advt.l A • :. ; I ..X.- 11...kn.:p1. ?war Southborough- Imilssur-anl. fit. Hi ry •xe. All • A. •• •:.1 wee•i•-••••i....1 WILLA to LET, .t the low N 11.-flequee sent by post to De cra r are di I .. - 5. ''''''!. I. 1 b'. 4”‘"' i• in thorough"'kr. SUIT COMPLETE, 16a. Bank of Liselond." th..i fluid . .• . .• .. 1..• : - ..r. ii-Alt Gll, toll itreper -For further •o I them. • .•• • Air 31A 1: lI\.I. se seen ter -Lobate, EC. -- - ._ ~ THE GLOW vs oitm. - Mono.' - - - - - • - - - - - -- - -. papor, One Pinny. OW- co' adman. - . .1..-r- ill i.t..- It. art. 1:32. A capital mail- SUIT COMPLETE, 21e. a.t., rt i opt, including extra pner .:•• coned-man addrems for one week, 1.0 sr user be . • e i •51 V I t.l A It, ',WEN.% ni LM". eight roam. Ton thus • • "...k non. I: ......) ..5.....,:..-Ai./1 oti theletSnall 41, Nq. gnillYrZS - -•-r 1.::.r. En .k • y.i..,.. loreoulall ;or to .11AZOLV, SUIT COMPLETE, 245. of tereicror by not Ant Ulf, k nds that arrives in Lo" 1.4 D or tw Ca 1 • • -- - stove the price of the , A Yr-N% Art.R. Wil:t111 4 .I•ty -dietaries- - of SUIT COMPLETE, 30e. pad through nowavend • 1 ~ • • 1 '.5• roe -I ft: '1 f•treat Wo-,t4 rn Railway etailimsa-To b. be allowed - Is, ....• ,•••• ..:.•1 • ..aitionteois FAMILY MANSION, oo 1. ._ __ _ CS. _ ~.. ~.:_ ••• t- y n,•1.?..0. throw.; :2 rooms; cannery 6. SUIT COMPLETE, 38,,, THE GLOW .•I. ••...5..., 0....... • %%A..: er to Mr %Snit, il, Roma • 1 • ta priuting aur STTIT COMPLETE, 45e. Ledford-rm. art-hie, i N 1%11 I.\ (Ai iS.-- i.i Ip. 1..}.: i, several for orcurat.c• 414.10y:0'. 1i1...,11.i N 1.1.0. ..:n. with lame garden. and • . !Anita .....',.:,i C-.,,'..LZ.;,,' T'.i:t;'l,„- ''..,. r'Erix."44HAilrwila"'"owrd. SAMUEL BROTHERS' OVERCOATS for ALL .97n. S., " Niivs.:end. h !. DO hmhtioNS. Ma. Ma., Ma-, Os., 156., 11311. Every has and AT T style U. stock for immediate um. The Summer Overcoat at 2101.. -c wife of hued with silk. a • woad% et value for the money. Errry style '1 ' • • ' "1:1;:i :Ind CHEESEMONGERS.-For tamp* nada to saaasnya. Patterns poet free. Ai, Ludgate. r' A the •• .11.-11 .S.o. L. a • -I,4u' BUSINEME Dear the , ' t.' 1,.. lit trek V!) weekly. Cag.tal pre. - •'l, of a • - .. I'4, -44,14 front. Good tithogs. locommr wit, of !! . ..• 1. e ,-• -for lesvion.- farticuLre on applying NTEW BOOK on GENTLEMEN'S ATTIRE.- , • • ...., ii, wool nut apply. 0 Thrives ithe heeds of 37 keine Portrait^ of living oeleb.ri• . _ tee; represent the fashionable sod meet beemaise Clothing for al' ,of Lin. '' . , !! -• ALE BREWERS and WHOLESALE ogee and occesiona. The Book contains the prow et each %eat ar now rules Dell-10eaPure, and is emit punt tree tor six Warr •k, the • • - * - -1•1:;111: -•...t• 11,e.".14 of climm "-Ifl",-, ' deduct fored from • purchme.-BAMITEL BROTHERS, Mare' • . . • - I- ~ LI o -Al ply to I. R. Edon.hoase, Teams, Sydenhase Hone., 60. LudeM••blli . . the - - - 4'4s $ .I.'l. ~ 1-1-11NISIIED APARTMENT for IVIMEY, TAILOR, don, the I ••••• • . .. • ••• e. scot minutes' walk or • runway Station, -A. ne, _FIoNCHLTIcHRTHZIrt ilk Iftoseliagr.rllark-laissE G •r. FTI•TING ARIEICRIS. r.; f.:71-...11-F.SOINES for SALE cheap- Moderato Chaffee. ddlesea, •'•:- - ' • - -•...r. by MIDDLETON ; the other edinvee • rWed bp! f v5.i.:2,1 1...,i.. is, .i.riT -11% woad or rolan apply teltiti Berionimede. ezi.ther.hadDetzs: fr lIRLEAE PIGEONS. Hasp- DyEas and CT eldest i , .net '.l• - .: . • •• f. ji.r.,. Thekliesd Berwhadaey • H. Lacer . • 1111. liostabelaset. Grosvenor . Wade ' Al ONET.-X2O to ABOO ADVANCED name ... hone - OloY• :•• - h•,.....,,ti),. ,nl.,irrytlizeoeii hoisoleeev"wie re, o=detien' %la: SECOND-HAND FIRE and' time Of •' e T•rr.o. it clie. Ilfer met !for MOO sinduzep4=4l K." RAFES--Refore parehasine or to Or. s ••• • •:!, .... Lee ISTATZ °meta. 2. Sea List of Safes, by Year. Yarn, The li. R. f :rat. WC. Advanose on lomat tar policdes. A. Price, Nkittleld, and every amines' of new. • guarantee 'Oren with . Brenta (.".1..]: INVESTMENTS fur CAPITAL. 2`1'11'111°'• "PIY i."P' f Brom- * ' : ! • r.• ..ottat•ol lo tole per math. per annals on outlay. •B. C. •lIA It I •'"! I NAMIT3IENT Cllr(: ULLA IPollt fro*. riIIEAT BALE o' ..,.. i.....,.t...1.,, Number line rewty. VI hearth rasa, felts, be Mary'a -: - sHAREHOLDERft. INVESTOR% TRIMMER, &wings, hale hoes, tow - leer. ne- .....n. iNr-olar • *ate, valuable. and reliable guide. idoesoto ao, to mike ie • on, sad • -II ARP and en.. Oh:a...he:ken, 3s, partite', London .... „41„,„„.,„.„,, bate; Factories, 46 b worth, Hand. s. II()WERBANK aril SONS, Wine - ----- il , . • • , Ilene. 1' • n I rent. 1001 Di.• ill, r 4. 1110IIANOFOY corer Clyde. I. • •!.1 IN lAN till EERY, 179. &J. ox down, rePetitlon tatty CoVardiuid : .•• .. pr , .e;,,ent es 1.. V.... LI 11.. Of i 8 irabfon". Ann', wood, all neeCo' teener ' - I).‘ I. t; .." lAN Pula', 174. 6d. per dozen, eAauvariety to orw. r 1,4.1.0. t re •0,..,. orients, • - the me lana, : ilatAlrl..Ch A liOltr. l'.. je e huge, bottles GULF ~ r.,1 ot -.it •••I 1 . '.:SCEI.I.ItNT CI I A MPAO:O'., 24.. pi.r down:, Han- .1 , wind.. - • • - - - - - -•-- -• In x. I:. ..1X CELLE:\ I t :. . I:Er, 12$. per dozen, bottle' hva, of _ 4 u• !,; 1.4 has C I, : 'N.....T1t1.:E.T. .F.A.itlAitibill 1 7h2. • , Ltioti. ( I 1 .!% li.A I.s /MERV, Yale or thollen, Y ^ .., raft and debouto. Tla• wine has after Emir", . • ~ . ;hind. Wine. Pula, for model, Coal!-. . r...• • ...“1 ye • rind, who 1e...a.... and no, ~ ....., ....., ~ ~ : ~:.otiose true. by I•HUI•HIAN • Ranh, • "duo 1 114,111. `•1:113111.1i WINES.-V JOT 0. ,. ' . ... •' .. • per dome., _. Sauterne. S. • • ' • .. W.lll in toelo.beutele nun. - • 0- • %witting Hoek •• - . :..• ./*..... Twins Gosh. ir T. U. • e 2'. . _IK I'+ AilA N' 8 I ,i . .. . , !•$ VEIN 51151' • • yes. • • ' .. 101,11 W' i i .✓o ; •a . • I. • ehlost . • .1.!..t&."•4C 3 • • o t 4* f' lq; EXATEI' ni . , , • • n tr./. • • ,-, - 'Law -,/ al ' . , Y.., Bart. ,a • 3S. t I , YU ; • • • road. . 50, the . - 'JULE bALIAWEDNESDAY a< 6AT URDAT. J. C. STEM% AUCTIONEER. 38, RING-STREET. COVENT -GARDEN. . 4— SELF- tiesthe bV ÜBLIc.-uur AM** CENTRAL-FIRE BREECH -LOAD' NO GUNS. E. M. REILLY and Co., 602, NEW OXFORD-RTREET, LONDON. No. 6,t4)7. LONDON, MONDAY .I.XIi:N [l4O, SEPTEMBER 14, 186 g. ON NNY. L I. k N ROUTE. ( - • •. • t••••a•El le.th PIMA. CHTTIIIy JAPAN, 1 . 1% Imo% SOUTHAMPTON snot •,• t I .•I 01.11•:‘14I. ATI:AN NAVIGATION • ..-o• • 1, - • l• tatl.l 1.4v0 Claw aed Paaxla • .% . • :I!. I A. 014. Y01)11011% ) Vt floathvartms evdry tiettsmt V. - l' i 2: A •.: (1. Pt..to tiontlwartott. t.lN...ttAllitr, I 5y..7 t..remork4—the .Lty I 4. CN 4 I ' I. ).. dopoolorit bins i.. 1 t %N. tiotordas. ~ •'I %. 11E1114 )(11..‘"C ) Prom Noultuoptott . .. It .1:•.k.11 b 1 I.ltEli, oiDre a uzant.a—Ule , lay of ... N l'. S.. ...!. 1 ....parturo ..InitSaturday ,” , re oilTe It strolliee aTtil, PrtIWAY. ...I .a , .1.1 , a. to tr..w ht. no , . •:•r, Sill ~,P ur...., .inly , • two, 7'. Minn... ISI. Loact...alsall.otm.t, ialleADO. er 1.k0..• t ....1.1 iantl44... - I Ai. WEST IN 1)1 A MAIL J&OUI' for MbhTfl and POMO PM!' PIC 0-ntral Awns& New and ./gam. rod 1.7n00f l,r PfbOdbOlS, : al/ for Fat -It W. Pt Indno. Le Cuba. and Alrminf —The 110Y.4L A II ,11..1.:4 ET 0011 r ANY'S ATLJLICTIO 5T1141101211 :I& /wt. SPaLlosapplitoti 00 CU. u lAsoloWOlll IPS b 1:t paoP. noena 4f00d,. &n., for the foUlsoho of no p. ILI Post tropofor. - I o'r..F.+.lP, nod tr.4.PUte ore twoktal— • " e""'S. By rt.,:ner ireSS 901thaapidlit • • ".‘ ".. ua Janl .01 iru4 . dolak moods. • h, .1 11 .•.tlndnaf • en0. 4 .... 1 A' ,41, '5• I On 71,11 of eao tanoth. o ... 0 • • ***** I On 17th at each Dnonlib an NI . ..t.ntwan nfto m Loamy of Umiak& .rt.0,41 , ,,•40•V y to J. M. LLOYD. efOrefiftry. • ' ‘O•Info Pi•clict f'ornpany.Lonako% PLS : 1000oropple•Pts•PA. it E 1,1% - r:ia'ool.. NEW er4 IMAI7t 13111 A enVP6llllrll MAIL s •K' tt. .VOO/late• I to. trout Livetvool fat NZW 1011.14 - 'Let* wo. f•••!vra 4 V.NIAVERP ter N.:W YOKK, W•eheeralaty, aleph 01. - t ARIS r Serf.. it ‘f %V..lll 4 lN.:Tt` N. fur 117.0 •10 Halifax, • IN toS r . U .KIIOV, int Nrw TOR R. Wolnewlay, 8,11.10. • gaodo raeeonsore to et. Jelot'e, Newfouoilsod. to red et ILthht.z. INvos•o. IS. 17..n.3 21 ()nines*. Oil harine the WUs rrhf le th• s.;.•en -I , nr pmrtientift. apply to Wll. INMAN, 02, tors-rtrt, t. Ll‘• rpt.A. or to El%lott turd MACEY. 11, Kiss . von ern.... 1 r-ttlmr•bri•hr• IRFMF.:l.—Direet Route to Hanover, Bru n e- P R.. k : awl C. tare) Germanx.—The North ti.rtaart Lloyd's • r.t,aot orr,:w at.aara r ADLLIt. Captain J.LEOEX • ..• not. 11.41 TITrISSI7AY. Sept. 17. cantor at Blaakwall i..ruxtinz' at 12 -oast —Faros to linaan, L. anA El .• • k. :r. A 3 alia ti p.—Apply to OILAPLI o NII Univ.-no! W. ; nr r MILL/PPS. OKAVISP, PHIL - Dattatoit'abouse, Otosolaite, Gnat Tower ti s •1 , )11 . a.% N I (MAY .—The EXTMI • bRuhIIT'UN wLI sharily to ILIILIIAY WZSTEItIi • I. • - ,•:- P.'"l 18‘I s s wi:l -on betwarn • and I\ <l.l..taton. N.,Fmat r, NnttigrALll r •.tr• . “n,l T-1 , 14 , 1 . Ifronwacia ,!. IT N 1 , 1.411,WAv wesTKRN •• A wIATIt‘N at NROMPTON, hso main, sa.d klorthcaltural ••i tiLiTAN RAILWAY WESTERN • • N A , 1:•:714.S at 1147v.treet, KENSING. . • • v- taw •LITAN RAILWAY ww4TERN - N• '-A STAT:ON:.• NtrITING-HILLOATE. 1 , 1.11.1 N RAILWAY WESTERN • • :. s.-. 1 STATiON tht QI'EE'4'S.ROAD, Baj► „ • • •-r no and M• itnyid ask. I:T. I \ 5..• I; • $l.l IAN I:AII.WAY WESTERN t•T‘Tlf.?: OPPOPITt: the GREAT . tc .t\Lull• Li_ I'APPINGTON. A! r 1. i TAN ItAILWAY WESTERN XTLs, • •!s tr ..f nls ?tinge win b ohortly am -111:1-1:k Gesend Mower. . . I And 61:131.111.11AN LAND and 1 ;. .1 N t'i Liasitx4. • 1 . 74. Few.) utia-ortreet. E.lll - I • ~ A ."ll* at FO PERCEXT. DIMMEST. . . 4 ..N I u.lowytl OU sow of VA Se 6 SpWarde Pt.. me Z 1.4.611 y.itr OUI fl. PINATAAN TAYLOR, aecomMuy. i ; I ,N.- ,s r market toe th the s teep . little d e ft. t( le vaii to take loose . entla oa t, loos. 1.; eariere.i. fair p e w... iell, and t h e ui:hY with the, anss. 1 7 'annum 11 lessat was 2 .. Pin to pa, h.kk. v. m_utinft. 4e.. Ise t of 64. to tau ta, td be?, 10. ki la. tom stone. Th. Well =sib ao today, mad Twv Ps. lam to 575. Dustman *au • Iloltanr.. a hada , at a slight stone._ w wszd t h e: sal India& fedang Drs. have b eau mit today those of le -3d None. wan done pc, qr . naher mon dolma, so Lest F. 1! . .A. M. pd. • d , 's oo End m: Coat Hall, Routh Rod Th Tees, , Total, ISer. 3,530 5f ira 57 1,432 • •:,ti'd a out in • elt7 I.lo.toriaa . and pro. and pr. .rer Or au to se on h H aM is inner ted. Its • draZ It .. torte. Is and pa- Ativt..l S. All are di.- ih-a fluid I them- -0.7 1 ,11 erleti. must be gri " l ' l lY rat n eS t.e o ll C • Lonna • I sn, 8., • c wife of b, tha of a wife of , of Lin. • k, the . the dnn, the dellowen, ..tod tq Han)- , eldort Wad. k hone.. • °err. eon of to Ger- /1. H. Morn. f Worn- • H. C. Mary's let on, and worth, Hand. Herta , . Clythe. Vi.,/ of I.urth, ei 01 , Han- , wine- R... I'. htks of Lt,otf. Ranh, • ado. jor O. Hon. T. 'it. • res. eldost 3r4 of Bart.. 41; '': • 3S. ruar4 . SO. the 'I 1.1:()-1101 Sk BOARDING r tar 'Jig the sea; riperkir ru, , l airy; terms nodaratit. .a. I. ?war Suuth borougli «, .1. .A4-1..1 VILLA to LET. .t the low 10. Louse IS ID tharetila Orkr, is • - °tr w th UP. tollit.per —For further k.r. At I, .I. n ?or plate. EC. f- it 1...32. A capital se.nl • . a VI ft..% H. , e•11•1:Nt7k: to L.T. eight realm T-n a ..k tow. I; ...) ••:. /1 re the pashas 4, tit. 1••:. • k • ler,,t-I.111; or to Mr. MARTLY, A Yr-N% Al Wititlll 1.1• t tligtanoo of • I • • 6..114.45t WO-t , rn Etrilway ntalinsia—To •••• aLuto.A...u. FAMILY MANSION, Go 1- - ' r r r• 12 rnoma; canner. 6. •• 1 - ••• %% .1 . .. rr ILIMTLN, 1, QI m • N EIIIN (it 4 PS.--1" 1),4 11,E i, several itv.-- , roi sulk. ..:n• wltt. asides. Ni 4 •„! t.... 1. 11 • :Mantos from Mignon •,_C•.% t A•• rpt) CEPtiEN asywutr.rd. " n •1:1;1 and CHLEsE3IONGERS.—For •• a BUSINFAii, near tlin •' •.' T:... w.ekly. Cap.tal pre , front. Good tiit•ogg Incoming I• far havinc.—Partical-ra cm applying • • n, sr 4,1 out apply. ! ! . Al. E BREWERS amid WHOLESALE - - 1.1 , ;!IT •••ft. POL'al..T7l of &moo CA. O - - Cl.• —AI ply to F. 8.. Edon•hou.v.. • • • .• ~.• r+'i• ~ I 1 - 1:NISIIED APARTMENT for ..• • .. • -,•.•sommur..••• walk of a Hallway *Mks, r S - 11-'..1 -F.NOINES for SALE eheap— • : ,r.o. by MIDDLETON ; the e th er 41-horee I ,14 ter ' LI .1 is Err, /road 1,01 . 111/1 Goiania. with rhaEorr. a Y. • . ; ann:len apply to 11. HOY mil ow. m. Darer. 0r..1 ••' ONEY.—X2O to £BOO ADVANCED Immo tnroltare, without removal. publicity, or Law orpad by wry lastalaata. No sharp" at all Uds c.' 11 wet. , for £lOO aadzor=l • ' .•'' at P.. Iia•TATZ orrictß. 2, Boa C. Adranoto on lour, lib polled's. Aw FL IN VESTMENTS fur CAPITAL. - • -•^..r+l Po per emit per annum on outlay. •it .t 1:i •", INVESTMENT CIE:ULLA 11 1 04 try*. • t.t.lnts.A . Number new : • •H Ait EIP/LDERS. INVESTORS. TRIMMER, ('realer a rale. valuable. sad reliable guide. , II ARP eorl p. n dtry. London IJOWERBANK aril BUNS, Wine / r.. • !.1 RIN lAN till EEY, 179. 611. 1 ,, down, „ LI Its .. of i 8 oniki mil A. POUT, 174. 6d. per dozen, 11.1tAIJI iN A POR I‘.l. LN r dozen, bottles • XCEI.I.I:NT Ci A MPAONI% 24m. iwr doom, . 1 X (..:.F.L1.1".:\ I : . .I: Er, 120. per dozen, bottles !.+1 11h2. : 1 I P.A I'4/JERRY, Pule or tiol.len, 21s. per ^ • , ,ft end Ttl• wins hoa already a grist ••• ams. joiitT, for invalids. Hs., can be . r..••• ....41•1. • rod. wbolmon..., and nourishing wine. .• : u.raitge tree, PHYTHIAN sad 110 NO, 4111, 14 II T L• 1 :11311.18, WINES.—Good Bordeaux . per down.; Sauterne, sm. • liesajolais, 111*. ; • • r. Mew borksbentrin. gill Hoek and - • o- ; eparkbrig Hoek and Mfarelle, eli; 'boas • .:.•• .1.. Tunas Gash. sod .aerie.. tree. PHY. I NAtIAN'S LL 11.1.1 P/ IeSS. . WHISKY paned the DIIBLIII ' • s• solid. isPUov. &shaman, and very ad. eau h. et thr retail houses in ' • .-r•• *h. principal tonne in Unbind or ' • • • o' LoreScia. W. -- Obentwe the ' • , . ur.f breadod 'lLlaahan'e LL Whleb.' ( ENATED WATER.-Sleeping in London O out Ickr doling la the froth air of the • 1 Inriareutang Newts nu, in. obtained u.o.i.t ol ris Watow, truth nom the LA. 0. 1 1 0 N 1 1-itl. Or anew!' any dnieutek la eines (y)' tiANTIBILIOU 8 PILLS, - - • In 111.6 M« tont U yaws tar 1S Ili hVITION. ••,•.t. • at la. 114. Is. 11.1. M. ad_ awl 11. I h. h ANTIBII.IOUB PILLII, *Ow hod.* p•arel f. hi .Inllll Ain. ;wrionrm. I. lin 9*. ML. . and _ . s 4)( 1:1.1;li ANTI 1111.10U8 the- limn pant tor T.l Vi - P1 r YIMPt,A I rin. !maw iea :a ea, ft. al. 1/a THE Arr d 13PEND1240 MONNY.—To as* is • beau...!deem.sod the set a . = meta:D=l bttle study to render it equally then epee hat &easy saved 1 money Mask. it et tar utsmet impoirtaace that • pumberer should adept the tenet advaldetelous method of aspending it. These who *PI pgy mbar luoi.ey hold • sit power; *ill thy cannot obtaft the bin mane which tt owatuendif unions they select hawses a whelk beeimes ie roadie t. d an ready money protorphe exul= The keen eseipetztoei letwom housed of hie seder t &eras •to the public which no other rroftm es. thee. Thu aduedse reeily-mi•esd 'elutes * to bay With, a well as to mil toe ready money. hiesodaidarers and moreharits are situated to boom. en that smereli, sad Elope* 40 to $421.0 teem the at accomodate.* sad he predooliewe ef e rode ui•teh most be avid et a Mee This. the Maybes power ready snowy ride= *oche the waridiesse with • lane .d ta , goods at lower oriole .t w mid pmeasiiia,'•ad Rama the rent, the three maim eimeento whisk temitheit he ;ceiling e power the phew The eseemd elesime S el tOr d g=t as El Tell. osessisehtly no extra prate; are required to , over bad debts. The third eketcat ie the of time. No abatements ems node, sea= ilestetr= in ermaincut to mule the pries. which Is WOW wish metal. in plain fusee ; otherwise It would the as of thew Lew die womb* of setietents to do the onion amount of betimes. lo add mitre profits far th• _pur el taking of • dimoana wahine an abatemen or an idlowa pose tien, is meta* th• Moss limier apes he Crue l ready-moray speret Darter twotweleM mem the same eyettm hos been famed out, to the west ad, todere of ell par ti ci% by "MOM ma awn( *dam &Omahas noose. Lode Me-bill. gADIIIEL BROTHERB' SPRING • The mate. Si... he., =L. 42a, his.. Us.; the waistmate. 75. Or, fa 44.0k.1ye., lea ; the trowel., lie., ha, 17.. id, 2k., Ns. Nes, style aid tete kept in ed.* for e erie use, made to muumuu. Patterns port trees--Nyikehemi limes, No. Ild, notiehilL surr COMPLETE, 42a. SUIT 0011PLETE, 606. SMT COMPLETE, 698. SUM COMPLETE, 73e. SUIT COMPLETE, 81s. SUIT COMPLETE, Spa. SAMUEL BROTILERB' FROCK - GOAT Burrs. "Ilse elate, Me, oh; eds. 61a, 70S. ; the weistemols, M. M.llll Ile.. Ile, Ece ; the trousers, 17e. ad.. Us, 71m, Us., Oa, Even? e 7 7 7 e see krnt in abet he tmmeolude mesoor mark to measure. raiteras poet tree—igismissas Hamm No. N, I. SUIT COMPLETE, 695. SUIT COMPLETE, 735. SUIT COMPLETE, ses. SUIT COMPLETE, Wk. SUIT COMPLETE, 106 e. SUIT COMPLETE, 115 e. SAMUEL BROTHERS' RIDING SUITS. Tbe rosy, Ws, Am., Ha, Mu, Us, ; wirsiotemes, Ms ed., M. 12e. 14s, Its the trousers, M. fa, Ms, Wu, Iles, leo. Evrty st yle. doe stool for lumpedirile see, err mode to are. pool tree. leistsedroo Mous*. 0 0, Lsolersto bilL SUIT COMPLETE, b9t. SUIT COMPLETE, Mk SLUT COMPLETE, We. SUIT COMPLETE, 86e. SUIT COMPLETE, Vs. StllT COMPLETE, 110 s. RAIdUEL BROTHERS' NOVA' SUITS. ne *awes, lea Id., 111., Ida, les., flt. ; the wideteeete, de. ad, de, dd., de, U., de. ed., ; the Volume. Is. ed., 7., w ,., 13s. lb. Every style and ease kept is dock for Immediate oar, or wade to 1N1011111.1.. Platiltn• poet Lea—ftdenhain Hosea, 40, Ladeate-1111. sun . COMPLETE, 168. StlT COMPLETE, 21e. SUIT COMPLETE, 245. SIJIT COMPLETE, 30s. SUIT COMPLETE, 38e. SUIT COMPLETE, 455. SAMUEL BROTHERS' OVERCOATS for ALL hEddioNik La, ma. !Oa, lde. Every aim and style fa Mack for immediate we. The Summer Overcoat at rye., hued with eilk, is a wonder a value for the money. Every style crptly made to smears. Patterns post teas. W. Ludiwth I JEW BOOK on GENTLEMEN'S ATTIRE.- 43 Figures (the heats of 37 being Portrait^ of living eelebri• tee: represtut the faribiopable and meet becoming Clothing for all ogee and occasione. The Book contains the prine of each alma and new rules for welfgaeseure, and is mint plat tree for six stamps. doducted from a purchase.—gAllitTEL BROTEIaII, lismhant Tailors, Bydenhana Homo, 60. Ludgats•bilL TIMMY, TAILOR, -A. NIL FENCIIVRCHATIUTT,IIO. Insailia=?PlT ark-lano. TING OM Modarsidi Owlet frIIREE PIGEONS. I:Ur/mum and co DYERS and OLILLICIMS. Weekkesd, Barnseadney el ; 44. Lakesser-ilquare; Mk Mostalnst. rlisveaswarrre. SECOND-HAND FIRE and BUROLAR-PROOF RAYES—Before purehaidni send for Orifilthe' Monthly UM of Safes, by Mtheer, Marc , Thomas Perry and Sons. Marian, Prize, Wkitrield, and every eminent maker, ot about half the plies of new. • guarantee given with eseir • lame quantity of Tones Safes. from LI 10e. Apply to 08LY71TE5,.43, thinnoaetroet, LR CIREAT SALE of FURNITURE, Carpets, VI beer* rage, telt; wed...; bedding, unnolatery, dernaakt, sheeting; table linen, long elotbe, bed tick., quilt", counterpane; blanket' An, to make room for ortersoiro alteration; and adda bon et adjoining palmist/a—WM. WAIN L'8.133 to 1311, Newington NASA; Footorioi, 46 to 4t,, !roes ..treat, Loudon. 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N.B.—Direetiosia for measurement W grams forwardeL La ea parameed female to attend 1112 COAL —GEORGE J. COCKERELL sni 00. a..t as.. may Cash 106 -13. CornlallL GOALB.—The CLAY CROSS COMPANY moos ehreet bat 'hair Collette. ot Crosa.—Tho beat, equal to Wall'a End, at De. for ton; atooada, Oath on doltorty.—Ordoni to CHEW OPTIC% It suawoors-nras. ID6WARE.ROAD. W. jOWE'S celebrated DAMASK ROSE DROPS, A as elegant anti inaoc , mt extract for giving lotraldiate and natural ecicur to the ch. ck, lips, sad oompleztou. to packat can, Y. Ml.; frve by post forte stamps —l4. Old Ccrr -Azack W. Eatablietted J OHN 00fibTELL and Cu.'. CHERRY TOOTH PASTE is neat! ouponor to any Tooth Powder. ryas 'lmo Tooth • peari.like tho onantol from dew. sad impart.' • phasing Imamate L tl t s trosth. Pries la Id. JOHN CONNELL sad Co.'s PATENT TRI -1.E108.111011. or newly•lnvosted H AIR-BILLY/111. W. peeallor ineehonteel eonstrootioo of whioh arownlimbee UN, two operations of oloovoios and loolaoloios idioultoorreel b a. 4 4l. 4. Umatawe. street, We of 12. Throe Mlagottort. I;I..ECTRICITY is LlFE.—Nsture's Raffle/1y A rondero4 opp3krablr In the more of all 11.11/oill othnento hull 'Wien, brad ebtoplinato &roomier of apteita, oiddianot, by wane of the ratrnt IiLFATTRIC RISIAI4. which Ripply the eyst,st tritb Vital Elostrnity, owl that without usehro wahines. bot b•nre. eln.nke. Oster. ar wtx. W V detolle floe. Coll or write.— / • or.oy Itern.weiheo.. 11.8. No. 11. Charlettoohmet. lgovorawar Land.. w lIINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA. Thr loodiral profention fur thirty yearn haul approvad of t l - 4 Purr Kniatrun of Magnums tha Lost newly for Aridity of &h. htrariarb, firsiribern, 11.16• Ob., Oust. and Indoiration; and . 11r bawl mild aiwytent for &Clad* eor.titotion., orpordidly attay4.4 for LAM., Mittren, and Infanta-111 NN EWALD and (Jo.. Chrinir 14, 172, N../ Rond-dropet, 14ndan, and of all other Obadnita tiroosbost the 1n..14. QUI N 'l3 THEATRE, Long-acne., 1111 ',Anna 11r. W. H. LlitrtiN. e~eTON LA/1611/181111t LAPP, 1p Henry J. Pima, bavi been hrt tt l = " g4tecZitidie e ss ea,Vll it e mpe lz‘' .!Z nq artri L 0, at • snarler tee. eenelactirin ponetually et rimiE LANCASHIRE LAM, at a quarter "The denteneirstions in favour of ' The Lancashire WO argil Toed and anaainaese."—Tinses. rpm LANCASHIRE LASS, at a quarter to 8.1 -a. "At other Item lin &Madams awned up uurued uuutirgi, and barite of appepeee,=== =•euitivle greettal the aneeeet of th e lea tram the thiaos. TBLANCASHIRE LASS, at a quarter to 8.1 :to piece Ihretrafreat we. Al,ettselpMbd. and the sail eatie nature el the plea beep. the anatomies in • turinfbauf 101 • 1 1 ef .ot."—lllasted London Neva. THE LANCASHIRE LAES.4 a quarter 4 4 81 011 aseend repreeentatien was reeetre4 with even maltase than an the weeds* of praduaiion.“—Dsaly laitarapla THE LANCASHIRE LASS, at a quarier to 8. " • 14114: run may be predirted for the piece, and. Wtk , VII Lreana elle train, ft win be ea wrest • bites the ' (Winn /AWL' .-1)•11 7 Naas. 1 THE LANCASHIRE LAsS, at a quarter ta " Altogether. judging tram the thereat of toe gleJa4 t.aJ admit: t. , t the atting. and th e Issiuty rd the &wery , to say! milliliter of the lams and siirbtlyhterameng autumns. "Mt laateasbits Lame' will term a ammo of attractant for aa lincy • turd am any drama that ham lately be irroduerid."—titand•rl. ERR SCHALCREFRACH will orm - 1.1 at aquarkr to ludas:mem to 6on WEW ILLEXI . r a I ROAN, with Prof.:oar nweeis Nr° Loam. as 1001 l OALAT NGLIPRIL • • ilowaskol....Et Owort 179a191 MI A. FO4 . for Ma Popular IA usieal ltutertalatumt All the Mari Ltotareo end Raterti.Mmenta ao oroal at the ROYAL POLY.' Uptb ham Me 6 awl 7to MI. Arlealooka to tbi wbole 10. ROYAL AL/lAMB/CA PALACE.—Iime 8.n.44. Prammade Contort. Bead at OS. Sesta at S. WI Des.allet oyes boa II to a R. HOPLEY'S PICTURE of " The RACj i I iaCAL!" rEtPoPeoi4vgr whh!....troogf4h=l: $ ears% st the wourn A eg tbe Atkidenor6.Zsay. I, Inlaymirkek. AIID EJECIIA2f OE an d T H IE B 0011.—Ifotrthstendin g the nemibar of oessmermal teatime to be wet With lathe seetropolie, etwili devoted to mime par; tinier trench 9f business, it is remarkabk that thotrilt ehou,l Le no Metro central setablisimmat tuirhtking of the 'Batore of an esolv .0 and • loess room. to which all might mart mist traasnet Lou Lupien. • itb more comfort and eounomy of time than le pawl o ands existing arrangenie•ts. •- -" . . tavola other commenaard con iru p e r ttzateral pia* of mo-t. hag invariab found and highly . Amongst elk& nig be mentioned Ilancheartes, Isagmt, Ilirinengluun, and Live moot. In the last-named there in, toftirlar a Linea rem* a dock ri. Omar , . a tore 000lienite. anal other visuilese umititotone, one her no centred rucleango and new, room, which, without competing wi:h Or former In their respective divertimento, 011W•11 an a genera place of ineetong for the inembene of each. and has 4,000 subs:gibers upon its books. In order to sapp4 what may fairly be designated an admitP4 want in the City of London, the City °Moon Company • Limitatli has •re solved to appropruete • portion of the ground knot I,Me teat are trete of the to inagnitiocnt now bolting in Loasbaelvtrect for the purpoecs of a ioreeral Exchange and News Room, to be calk el " he Lombard." be room will be well heatl, lighted. and ventilated: oomfort. ally ternmaked, and amply seepplaod with the vaned newepep:re, Lath home and fors4n ; telegrnme ; mate and wises.; KW, rat. net, ship log bete, costume bills of entry, ha; elueutones, time tables, and Looks of reference g.n.vally. There will also be plodded write,. Mare with drawer* for the depont of papers, for the use of wine.la riamial arrangement* oat be made: and a snnicient number of copying presets. with mat► rude for copying letter, will be kept for the use of eaboveribent. A suitable place for the reception of reableribers . :ethane wall be found, ea well as • telegraph office, , 011taltIlliCASUIlt It.tak all . pare of the works.. . . _ _ — B73;ke; hi be kept for referenoe, nontaininc arrival+ and &fru, turf iof ships at home sad foreign ports, acrd all other inhuma tion connictid with iluppirg. lin walls will be dttcd to receive the various advertinements of chip brokers and others. There will bee first-clues Rufreshmenbroom sommible from the Newaroom, also lamitorles and other convenience... It is proposed that the subscription be as follows 3.. per carom, payable to advance, in January of eooh year. Tf not .o fund. wish etibecriber than, in additice to his subscription. pay • nuttier sour of ft. Id. for each cal. attar month after January during which, or any part of winch, his subscription shall remain rereeni who wish to use the room for only • portion of • yeas may itubieribe at 10a p. r month. butsgeriben will have the prisiloir of introducing strangers tar one month, by writing in • book. to be kept for the purpose, the ruburiler's name, the Strallirle• MAW, and the date cd intro dnetlon. . . . . .. - 111;1;011.std that a room of this doscription will be found very souvenir r t for mon of hangnail from a di•anor, whose =ell* meal had them trequtut4 to the tottropoLia services of so expeAmmd and edkirat manner have helm Ice"red• irl;;I:oom will be op mil at as early a period as possible, sod R'rntlemen wishing to beeoow members ran Fulsieribe for one 'min ending 31st December, lad. b 7 &motif:stain to W. lienwel4 kirk, sierctary to the City oak. Company tLuruterl:, Palmerston build ings, Old Drosilntrect; oe to A. b. Croem. E.g.. 4. Joeruy owe, Rt. No ry Ass. le it —risque.. writ by post to be enswed **National Progliaold Bank of Englund." grim GLOW W ORM. Latest Evening Newg .A. paper, Ono any. One ropy far one week. wit tree by the la4rt l opt, including extra peeing.. 14 stamps: two revive sent to same addrive for one week, Pr stamps ; three flOpift, 114 stamps.— hrs p nth men or awn, living in dialibilt 41.ifirtA, tiMilollol er .crewing by tho Snit morning poet the very Wood news of ell k oda that arrives in London up to 7 p.m.„ . 111611 by this plan receive lbw eor more eerie. of The illowwerm" lot a coot of only rot above the price of the newspaper !Welt. Subscriptions 1.11.11 be pa through zoswavcadors also, to whew a fair eammidoien be THE GLOWWORM.—New premigen, with the netamarypiant and adequate machine% Lana boon Wife for printing and publiolung "'The Glowworm, at Ni..o. 7,11, and kadfoidatreet ;torpor of Chandoootroet. Tho-o wail be Tomy for oecupatirn on or about Monday, rapt. 71.—Temporary °Mo.*, 414.1441,441. R. 11. 1144461 t. bl/VLL by FLrobbNebNAHItYA f. bused /Metre 3 rub.. pOPt BYO., TELLY B 0 OK E. A Novel. By noncom MAMMA?. Author of " Lovr's Conflict," " Ton Good for Him," dm Richard ln..w fluviluaton.troot. At all isuukellore. to 1 vol poet eve. en. A WALKING TOUR in NORMANDY. By the Author of " All Round Ireland on root." Rirtinrd Bentley. We Burungtonertrort. 'DIE LEIGH HUNT MEMORIAL—Mr. S. H. Townehend Mayer (honorary treasurer), acknoolodges with best thanks the following contributions to this fund, viz.:—Mr. Vincent S. Lean, 11. Is.; Mr. Edward Levy, It. Is. ; Mr. Lionel Lawson, G. Is. ; Dr. J. Z. Law rence, 11. Is. ; Mr. G. C. Rankin, 1/. lc ; Majo:-General Sir navel' Phillips, U. Is.; Colonel J. It. Western, IL Is. ; Mr. George Bird, M.D., 10s. 6d. ; Miss Alice Bird, 10e. 6d.; Mr. W. S. Burton, 1/. Is.; Mrs. W. S. Burton. U. ls. ; Mr. Nathaniel Saxton, 11. Is. ; Mr. John Forster, 21. 2s. ; "An American Friend," W. ; Mr. John Crane, 10s. 6d. ; Mrs. P. A. Taylor, sen., 34 3s. ; Mr. Henry S. Bicknell, U. ls. ; Mrs. Duncan M'Laren, 1/. Is. ; Mr. Herbert Sturm', 11. Is. ; Mr. Charles Seely, M.P., 21. ; Mr. Robert Y. M'Ewen, Esq., I/. 1/. ; end L. J., 6s. Mr. Mayer will be happy to receive further subscriptions at 23, Norfolk-street, S•trand i W.C. MESSAGE FROM TILE KING OF DENMARK TO Qt/erti Vroroare.—After successfully landing the shore end of tLe Danish cable, at NewbigOnsby-the-Sea, the screw steamers Archimedes and Chevy Chase were ordered to the Tyne. After a very satisfactory run, they arrived in the river yesterday morning, and, being profusely decorated with flags, attracted no little attention as they stunned towards Mr. Newell's works, at Gateshead South Shore. They were hero received with a salute of guns, while the crews were in other ways ap prised of the pleasure which their greet success had engi udeted. It was originally intended that the cable should be inaugurated by a message from the King of Denmark to his daughter, the Princess of Wales ; but owing to the Queen's fortunate arrival at Windsor Castle, this airangeraeut was departed from, and the opening tell gram was forwarded to her Majesty. The message of Ls Majesty of Denmark we; rece:ved before eight o'clock last night, and read as follows :—" Bernstorff, 7.33 p.m., Sept. ii, 1804.—Cluistian R., to the Queen, Windsor ':ass's.—l avail myself with sincere pleasure of the new established direct communication between war countries to congratulate you on your safe return home." We have yet received no notification of the Queen's answer, the very recent arrival of her Majesty probably not having afforded sufficient time for the transmission of the royal reply.—Kirecestle t'Aromicle. SINGULAR DETECTION OF A FORAERY.—On Saturday the Liverpool stipendiary, Mr. Raffles, dealt with a very remarkable case. On Thursday afternoon Mr. '1 homes /glottis, a cattle salesman, of Liverpool, was in the London-road branch of the North and South Wales Bank, when a respectably dressed man entered and presented a cheque for 951. 10s., and received the money. When he had left the bank the clerk informed Mr. Shortie that the cheque just paid was one of his, and Mr. Shortie, express ing surprise, asked to look at it. Upon its being shown to him he pronounced the signature to be a forgery. The police were at once apprised of the matter, and bins printed, giving tll4l numbers of the notes which the clerk had paid over. The same evening two detective officals, who called at a public-house in Dale-streot, noticed thatthe barman was reading one of the bills. In jest one of the °Ricers said to hi m, "l au ppm() you' II have some of thus, notes here r' The barman replied, "By Jove, I think I have," and looking in his drawer found a 301. note answering the description of one noticed in the bills. Ho stated that the note had been brought to him by • person named Watkins to get changed, and that Watkins war to call that eveniug for part of the change. The officers awaited Watkins' return and apprehended him. He statist that he received the note from a person named Owens. and speedily Owens also was arrested. Thu whole of the money, except about 41)., wee recovered. It is supposed that Watkins forged the cheque, as he was employed in the same bending whore Mr. Shortie has his office, and had a duplicate key of Mr. Shorbs's room. ()wens was the man who presented tho cheque at the hank. lioth men were brought up on Saturday, arid committed for trial at the amens. BREARFAIIT.— EPPS'S COCOA.— Invigorating, grateful, and eanterting. Prepared by Janes Ipps , boseernpatbin ebenileta, Tondnn. Made Amply with bra ink, or IDYL Mkt inis W loarital 9ockoido—iA4rortissosaal INT} LLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. ontocon azirrines somas.) BPEECII OF TIIE EMPEROR AT CIIALOI , IB.I PAWS, Ssrr. 13, giTESIAG. VE!thdard of this evening sap :—" This Emperor, upon leaving the c.itup at Chalons. addressed the following epoch to the generals who+ wow/lorded his Illajetty to the railway station ' I felt very huppy during the eight days which I have passtd among you. I say nothing more to you, becauso tho newspapers would be sure to draw prognoatications of war (rem my words, however moderato they might be. I therefore con fine myself to giving expression to m 7 satisfac tion with your mil and your devotion.' The Emperor, the Empreqi, and the Prince Imperial leave Fontainebleau for Biarritz at 10 a.m. to morrow, and will trAvel privately." FRANCE. PARIS, Barr. 13. The MgAilcur of this imniing says,- " The Em peror, when shout to have tho camp of Ch;dons on Friday last, gave orders that no military honours should be paid to him at the time of his departure. The troops, therefore, wore not under arms on that occasion. The generals and corps command—ere alone formed a mounted esoort for the Emperor on his way to the railway station. Vain the soldiers saw the oortkge approaching, they hastened once more to salute his Majesty and the Prince Imperial with their warmest cheers." BELGIUM. BRUSRELI3, Serr. 13, AFTERNOON. The ballet= of the health of the Clown Prince ieeued to-day states that although ho had aleas favourable night than on Friday, no serious aggravation of the symptoms has taken place. THE INTERNATIONAL WORKMEN'S OONOILESS. MURAL% Ram 13, Evmmen. The International Workmen's Congrme ',fps closed to-day by a 'Tv from President Dupont, of London. An address from the German branches was read which declares, among other things, that a war between France and Gen.tany must be re garded as a civil war for the profit of Russia. It concludes as follows: " Thelnternational Association calls upon work ing men to pronounce against war, to opp o se it, by all the means in their power, to refuse to eoun tenanoe assassination, and to organize a propa ganda for the education of the poor." 'the he delegates assembled in executive session. and adopted the following resolution : " The International Workmen's Congress re commends working men to abstain from all work in the event of war breaking out in their respective countries. The Congress re ekond upon the solidarity of working men of all countries for this strike of the people against war." RUSSIA AND BOICHARA. BT. PETERSBURO, Bspr. it The Czar has not given his sanction to the tree• y of peace which had recently been concluded bete een the Russian Governor-General of Turkes tan Ind the Emir of Bolthara, whose death was inn need on Thursday. HUNGARY. 1~ TU B Smrr. 13, Arreasoom. The garrisons throughout Transylvania are to be strengthened, owing to the insurrectionary movement in Bu lgaria. A 0113,31, BEPr. 13. The Croatian Diet has been opened. The corn initsioners appointed to settle the future relation of Croatia with Hungary submitted to the Diet the scheme which had been agreed upon between them and the Hungarian delegates. The scheme was received favourably by the Diet. INDIA. BOMBAY, SErr. 11, Evnenso. 71b. shirtings, br. sa. ; B.llh. ditto, 6r. 6a. ; 40's mule twist, 114. Altultet quiet. Cotton dull : Dhollezah, 245 r. ; shipments of the week, 13,500 bales. Exchange on London, ls. 11 5-16 d. Freights to Liverpool, 265. rid. The latest Loudon date is 10th lust. AMERICA. ?Ty YORK, Sam. 12. According to Messrs. Neill's report the week's receipts of cotton at all United States ports have been 11,000 bales ; and since the Ist of September 16,000 bales. Week's export to Groat Britain 1,000 baleb ; and since the Ist of Supti.snbor 3,000 bales. No export to the Continent. Total exports for the week 1,000 balsa, and since the lot of September 3,000 bales. Stuck at all ports 35,000 bales. The North German Lloyd steamer Weser arrived out to-day. Closing Prices :—Gold, 1441; Sterlingexchange on London, 109/ ; 5-20 United States Bowls, 1882, 1132 ; ditto, 1885, 111 i; 10-40 ditto, 104 i ; Illinois, 143 ; Erie, 431 ; Cotton, Middlint lour, land, 26.}. Petroleum, standard white, 30. • extra State, 8 dole. 50c. to 9 dole. 10c. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 22e. a _a NEW YORK. SETT. 13. The Inman Royal Mail tamer City of Balti more arrived here at 11 a.w. to-day from Liver pool ; all well. (Per the Cuba.) NEW YORK, SEPT. 2. A very large vote was polled yesterday in Vermont ; the largest since 1810. Full returns have not yet been received, but it is known that there have been large gains by the republican. over their majority of bait year, when they carried the State by about 20,000 majority. 'I heir majority yesterday will it is believed, not fall much behind the majority for Lincoln in the last pre.4- dentin' election, which was over 20,000. The democrats also polled a larger vote than they did last year. The governor elect is John B. Page, the present incum bent. . . The congressmen elected are Charles W. Willard, who sucee4ds Mr. Woodbridge, republican; and Luke P. Poland aLd W. C. Smith, members of the present congresi. The State Senate is unanimously republican, and the Lower House nearly so. Scrublitan journals claim the re.u/t as a great party triumph. and as an overwhelming endorsement of Grunt and Colfax by Vermont, while democrats console them aelves that the republicans have no better than they did four years ago, and have merely polled their full vote, while the democrats have polled a larger vote than ever before, notwithstanding their defeat. Prominent demo cratic journals bad, however, confidently predicted a re duction of the republican majority. The democrats did not eoniluet a very energetic canvass in Vermont, their energies having been expended upon the more promising field in the State of Maine, where the election is to be bold ou the 14th inst. CANADA. Groves, the witness who is expected to identify Whalen a.( :ho murderer of Mr. D'Arcy M`Doe, and who fled recently to the United States, had been recaptured. A charge was trumped up against him at Rome, and ho was taken to Oldeushurg, where he was made drunk, and smuggled over to Canada, without going through the ce•emunics uhually required by extradition treaties. Sir John A. Macdonald ix said to have directed that he be captured at any cost and in any manner. Excitement still exuded in Montreal on the let inst. over the propoeid Fenian pic-nic to be held on that day. The loyalists had taken steps to prevent the meeting. NO YORE PILLS OR ANY OTILER MEMOIRS. DTOPIIPSIA, Cossrarrlnit, Se. crnr n ar Du Ravi. IJOITA AII•DICA FOOD TO Tlll5 STOMACE, DITTOS, tau" and 11w of old and young, curing. without mahatma es ea. diarists andignationi, constipation. &Lisboa, timidity, rfi a d e ;che, ncuralgia, hysteria, pnllntation, alsoplasnasea, suiting, mush. rattans, foyers onnaumption, low slants 110,000 surfs which bad realised ail tn«disirws, indoding that of hi. MIL as th e Pore. It rause fifty boss ita oust in ether rameditut Tins, lib b. td .: Mho., lb.; bibs, 405., or Id. per meal . Ake Use Revalenta Chooolste Powder, lotus sarrogthoni than obaceet. bated beet.—Do Ram and 00., 77,_ _Saimat-q, Londax an Fortnum and Mason; and eta_.,firaosthureitsbeet; Maw NM: f lasi IN. INONONNL—LACNINININI•I THE QUABANTIWB,OI A? LMBON. A te:egrapbk despatch has this day been re- . calved by her Majesty's principal Hearetary .f state for Foreign Affairs Iron bar Majesty's Charre d'Affaires at Lisbon, mining that a decree of the Board of Public Health, dattd the 11th instant, declares all lilisglish ports taos from the cholera, and that arrivals dioramas are no longer =Nett to quarantine. Foreign-office, &pt. 12, lin. DRAMA. AfiTLEY'S. The management of this theatre, having suc ceeded in harpies Mr. Diaraeli's Alarms Witte programme for several weeks, hes mow givers up the Literary drama, and has pluagod boldly into that balf-oqurtrian spec tacle with which Astlf7's has always been ism ctatcd. A play in four acts, called TAe CoMpeli of Rookie, was produced on Saturday might, with effective scenery, real harem and doakeys, • crowd of actors, and • mall arm of sanitary supernumeraries. Great Martini have, of warm, teen taken with historical events in this piece, and there ie sot mach coherent plot to narrate, but a very crowded sadism* appeared to be delighted with the play from AIM to last, and the enter prise of the management was therefore rewarded. It ia gratif3ing to And a magnifieent theatre like this opened for any fair purpose, and harmless employment given to a hundrod or more soldiers who might otherwise be worm occupied than in supporting the drama in Lambeth. ROYAL AnPntrnlVerra, Homonn.—This even ing • ticket benefit will take plain et thin house for the bandit of the widow and thane cdram of G. W. Turner, a eimyositor, who died of consumption ou Auguat 16th. A vent d entertaininent will be presselled, including Onra'a wundnful feats oh the !rapes. Tielketa_cosly will benefit the nes o, which may be obtained at the Reading room of the ettarceitord Society, Aliquot-murk Plect-Mmot. CRIBTAL PALMA Of the annual fetes at firienliam none are more interesting than those of the two great arwociations for popularising vocal mimic—the Metropolitan ffeheFFls Society, which represents Mr. Uullah's method of cach ing ringing, and the Tonic Sol-Fa Union, which serves as the propaganda of Mr. Ciirwe.i's new institution. As to the write of the rival organir.ation, it would be invidious to hint • preference; but societies which every year afford • holiday in the country to tea thousand persona, the majority of them children, must be regarded with favour by every benevolent mind. The Metropolitans had their concert on 15aturclay; but thin time there seemed to be a Flight falling off in the attendance, a circumstance no doubt attributable to the unusual empt BIM of town, or to a somewhat later date for holding the festival, However, • choir of 6,000 voices is to a great extent independent of the audience, and the youthful vocalists seemed to give themselves very little concern about a thousand more or less of company. At ten minutes past three, Mr. Hullah made his appearance in the great Handel orchestra, and was escorted, so to speak, to the conductor's chair, by repeated bursts of shrill cheering. He immediately pro ceeded to attack the programme, which occupied about a couple of hours. Some of it was, no doubt, butter per form. d than the rest, but the whole appeared to give the most intense satisfaction to the audience, which made use of its privilege of encore without the slightest hesitation or remorse. As aim as the National Anthem, which funned au appropriate and loyal termination to the con cert, had come to an end, the choir bestowed three hearty cheer+ upon their conductor by way of leavetaking, and hurried off to inspect the wonders of thl palace, or to take the pleasures which, when the weather is fine, are always to be had in the grounds. Theme latter are once more splendid with geraniums, petuniaa, and other bed ding Tlants ; tut the evening was a little chill. However, the yiung peorle did not appear to mind that the least in the wi rid, and the day must, on the whole, be pronounced to has e been a splendid "out." NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAM, Sere 13. PRESENTATION OF DI STING U I 811 RD SERVICE TPA 111 TO Aar:mews TROOPS, —The whole of the officers and teen of the Itoyal Engineers were drawn up (II the parade-ground at head-quarters, Brompton barracks, yesterday morning, on the occasion of the pre sentation of silver medal., awarded by his Royal High ness the Duke of Cambridge, KAI., to those non-commis sioned officers and men of the Royal Engineers who had beet' selected to receive that honour "for distinguished service in the field." The order from the Horse Ouards for the presentation of the medals having been read, Major-General J. L. A. Simmons, C.B. director of the Royal Engineer estahlishment, addressed the assembled efticers and men at some length, during which he alluded to the arduous nature of the campaign in which the Abys:rinian troops had been engaged, and the distinguished part taken by the 10th ouni any of Royal Engineers, who as well-sinkers, telegraphists, photographer, aignalkrs, and in various other capacities, rendered great and important servioeato the expeditionary force. The valuable services rendered by the 10th com pany of Royal Engineers had been recognised by the Commander-in-Chief, as out of 70 medals presented to the Abyssinian army for distinguished conduct in the field nine had been bestowed on the Royal Engineers. The non-commissioned officers and men to be decorated were then called to the front and presented with the medals by ilaier-lieneml Simmons, who fastened the medal to the left breast of each. The following received the medal for distinguished service in the field :—Sergeant John Dean, Sergeant John Harrold, Second Corporal William Cham berlain, Second Corporal Hugh M'Donagh, and Lanes Corporal Henry Bailey. APIITTEALTT, SEPT. 12.—APPOINTMENT/J.—Lic•a— tenante Cecil O. 8. Fo'jambe to the Malabar; Philip H. Wergan to the Canopus; and John G. J. Haunter to the Satellite. Midshipman Charles U. W. Aylen to the Galatea. FATAL ACCIDENT ON TIIE GREAT WEATP:IIN Ruz.w.m.—The guard of • goods train on tialurday morning got in front of the up night mail, between the Southall and Ilaym station of the lireat Western Railway, and was killed. lIIIm)ItTANT FISHERY CASE.—A case of great importance to the proprietors of minion fisher's, came before the county magistrates at their petty seeion. at Carlisle on Saturday afternoon. David Linton, of Longburgli, on the Solway, was charged with fishing in a bd tl Fla of the river Filen with a fixed engine, eon traryto the provisions of the statute. The case had beer twice adjourned, and now came on for decider'. 'the en gine used by the defendant, and which the tutiplaimints, Items. Oman and Graham, lessees of Lord Lowslale's fisheries, higher up the river, alleged to be • " fixed en gine" within the meaning of the Act, was what it locally known as a "haat," or "half net." This engine is a net or pocket about left. long and oft. deep, fastened upon an oblong framework, with a centre pole depending from the top horizontal bar to the bottom one for greater conve nience of handling. The fisherman carries this net down to the shore upon his back, and entering the water while the tide is either ebbing or flowing, places the lower bar upon the sand, stands behind the framework, which, by means of the central pole, he elevates as soon as • fi sh "strikes ;" and by the weight of the salmon, the net falls into the shape of • poke, anti is so captured. There was no dispute as to the net having been used; the only ques tion at issue was, whether it was • "flzed engine,' and consequently illegal It was contended by the complain ant that the central pole projected below the lower hori zontal bar, and sunk into the moil, thereby making it for the time being a fixed engine. On the part of the de fendant, it was submitted that the engine was moveable ; that the fishermen must move it constantly to suit the ebbing or flowing of the tide. The magistrates had the net before them on Saturday ; and after ezainuung it, the chairman (Mr. W. ii. Dodgem, ILP.), said there wee so much difference of opinion among the magistrates on the bench, that they thought it better that the Special Salmon Fishery Commissiooers for England and Wales should be asked to hold a special court to decide the question. It was arranged to communicate with than. TIIE 24.7Ew Imixiiwo-H01.1311 REOULATIONS AT ()ironic— A meeting of the lodging-house keeper of On tent will be held in the Town-hall this day, to oon‘idor the new nrilations proposed by the authorities of the oNooltAme of every conceivable design, emits Armorial Dimino, de., in gold, or snitched arlth enamel and In. mo. burr leen introduced ma Arneoratioas for J. W. lienacm's Wan.hen. ny appiontnient to the Prince of Wales. Old Bond. atrret, Wrothnume-grove, sad Ludeste-bla Bee pried list.—{Ad. tortaxitadit.l ALI At Lb EXTRAOIWIN Alt l . - CHAS. A 11(.1T and Co., St. raara, will SELL Lass day. ONO ray do el pare ALTAOA/1, fa mans COQ.. Id II A. saga Is ad. lbw Mod arm of Ow saalfty, and arras, a wid..-1 allow rent fres—CHAS. ANOTT and Or/ Pt Tao r• Lender. Its tr4klOAl) NUSTAICU I E UR LI fICAL 4774188. candidate for North De•roa, the Right Hon. Sir Stafford Northoote and Mr. WalranC addressed the electors of North Devon at ariniataple do Friday. Colonel Banana occupied the =arr. Sir STAFFORD NoRTRoOTR, who was I.:screed with cheers, after some introductory remarks raid—Wilb regard to our past policy, I will refer just to the prilielp) measure that occupied our attention during the last two year—the measure of Reform. Having reviewed the history of the reform bills of the last two vans, the * hon. baronet continued—There is one Wiwi/ qu which I will address you upeo—a question which is non coming forward for conmderation—l mean the =such establishment. (Hear, bear.) You are aware drat the leaders of the liberal ppaartrty7 have challeurged us upon a question of the eatablisbment or diseitab werrient—whist ever that may mean—of that Fart of the united church of England and Ireland in Ireland. tilenderneu ' there is ao man who has a wanner sympathy w.ua the Issidi people than I have. I feel that there is no t oedema this empire that mere down= our sympathy and our careful consideration than Ireland. (gird, hear.) I feel that we owe to Ireland a debt not wry deem= Mho is • part of the nation in which we are a I e pull, inte rested, but more especially because she is a peat of the nation towards which we have pursued in fu. user tinier • policy which ought to make us blush. (Um , near.) 1 for one wul never conceal my opinion that the e ormeof policy punned towards Ireland daring the time the penal laws were in existence wee such as ought to make England ashamed of herself. (Hear, hear.) And wiser. I hear com plaints made of the uneasiness of Ireland, in toe bad feel ing towards England, and of this or that r.usatisfactory condition of the people. I am tempted to -ay, " Alter afl it series us n'tht." ("Bravo. ”) It is bit naturil that centuries of wront 2 should produce such • feeling. Let me tell /on t • that you are not gettaig rid of centuries or a long see= of SSears of aiss government by • single measure, or by the a. lminstration Of any panacea or Henson's palle , r i f a rwever rys:l eit may be. (Clem.) Evils that have been in cr eaten, evils of long 'tending, must be cured by patience and by a long course of justice. But I say that those evils must be cured by treating Ireland as if she were an integral part of the erm ire, and not by a counsel legislation dint must end— =l believe is deeired by manyof the mo,t violent of the Irish party in the legislature.--in the separutam of the two countries. I say that the remedy for the wronged Ireland is censistent, steady, just treatment of all classes, of all pet suarrions, and all deneseinatone (' • Yes, yes," and uproar.) I eayyou are doing harm and riot good if you throw Jaen the firebrand and intricate • new cause of diffr niaie in Ireland. (Cheer; and vertu-ere.) For the Fake of Ireland itself, I preterit against any in Imre that *heirs the inanity of property, became I ray the want in Ireland is to pmduee confidence, and if o i shake the foundations of property, be it corporate p operty or be it trivate proFerty, you are destroying that mularg of confi dence which is that above all things. you most want to encourage. (Cheers.) What you want in Ineand isnot to stir up protestants against catholic* or wit:holies against protestant& but you want to treat all w.ts that impartial justice with which ferrets% past England haa been endea vouring to treat Ireland—(" No, no," •• Yes, yea," and uproar)—and by which, to a very great extent, England has succeeded in improving the state eri feeling between England and Ireland. ("No, no," and cheers.) Do you say no? Perhaps that gentleman has net road history. (" Rho wants to establish the catholic chinch in Ire land f") Upon my word Ido not brow: (Laughter.) That gentleman has not read history. and compered the state of feeling which existed in Ireland, during. for instance, the Repeal movement of ?dr. O'Connell and Yr. Smith O'Bnen, and the state of feeling which has existed, despite this wretched Fen.aa agitation, of late years. (Cheers.) I believe we see Ireland makhig great improvement in material and moral progress. Let us assist that progress, and not be in a hurry to pull up Fiend that are only just beginning to take root—(oh, oh, and uproar)—in order to introduce a fictitious plantation of your own. These are questions we shall have to dis cuss not only here but in parliament and throughout the country, and let me assure you that though you may think they are =ally rattled by an exclamation here or a laugh there, they are questions of the mo t delicate and difficult statesmanship, and questions not to be settled in a bun yif you desire peace in that reentry. (Cheers.) lily is bef is that you will be doing bum to Ireland by leticduting this new measure of contLeation—(no, no, and uproar)—and that its immediate eruct will be to shake that confidence, which it is so de "ratite to restore, and that in its ultimate effects it will be eta the one I and the EC) aratlon of Ireland from England, or on the other hand tit will iced to the dctrration ra your church establ.shment in England. (I;proar.) Three being my oFimoos, of coupe I am prepared to do the be- t I can to maintain the existing potion of araire. lam quite aware that it is ea d that there is a commie-km of inquiry into the state of the Irish church, and thata great deal may come out of that, and that sometbing may be done to put the church in belted upon • better feritarg in various ways; but 1 tell you frankly I do not expect by any tinkering or tampering with the details of this arrange ment to meet or satisfy the views of those who wiah for the abolition of the establishment. I am perfectly pre land to give my best consideration to the report, bat I do not expect that it will take the place of ttre proposal now before ur, and against which we must tight tooth and nail. (Cheers end uproar.) There are great principles at stake in this election. We shall esprret from the liberals that they will do everything thee can to turn oat the pre ss et government ; but of one thing I am:Le-need. and that is, that this contest will be fought out, as it ought to upon the ground of principles, a= not upon any petty per sonal grounds. (Cheers.) THE " CAPTIVE " BALLOON EXPERIMEVTB. ALABNINO ACCIDEXT.—it had been arranged that the experimeuts with the "Captive •• balloon, winch were com menced on 'Thursday at Ashburnleun-park, should h. con tinued on Saturday at, when the public were to be ad mitted; but on account of an expkistion occurring on Friday afternoon at the gasworks. all farther experiments with this monster balloon will, it is feared, be postponed till next year. A gasometer had been built elate to the balloon for the purpose of holding the gais, which is manu factured on the ground, and a a quantity is consumed in each ascent, it is necessary to keep a stock on hand. The gas used u not •uydrogen, but oxygen, its principal com ponent being sulphuric acid. The gasometer, o seems, had not been received as finished by the proprietors of the balloon, who had contracted for its building. and in order to test the same, water had been poured into it. Within twenty feet of this gasholder stood sixteen batteries, or thirty-two retorts full of the explosive substance ; and in the space between one of °hand and Mason's steam-engines had been stationed for the put pose of pump ing the water out of the gasometer. The men who had the management of the engine were advised rot to work so Gloss to where the gas was umuufaetured, and were asked to remove the engine toanotherpwtt of the grounds where the operstion of pumping out the water could be quite as easily effected. However, this good advice WAS not blamed to, and between 5 and 6 o'clock on Friday evening, s fe w minutes after the engine bail begun G. work. mine of the pieces of fire flying out of the funnel talon some of the retort. and exploded almost simultaneously the °ou tage of fourteen out of the sixteen batteries—in other words, 28 of the barrels full of eas. Thu funnel of the engine had not, it is raid. even a 4`opark reserver," so often used, being a sheet of knitted wire laid over the chimney to prevent the marks issuing. The explosion naturally els aged great excitement among those in the grounds, but happily not so much clan.age was done as might have been. If the gasometer had ban full of the explosive substance, and a leading limn that to the balloon, there is no tatting the extent of damage that would have ensued. A man who wasnesrathandatthetin.efortutuately escaped wit hit Airing more than a slight injury to the face fnim be.ng struck by some of the fragments of. ood. The pieces of hirrele and pipes flew about in a.l directions, and several ware hurled over the in m: use set len which encircles the balloon. As it had been announces' that the pubic: woold be admitted on Saturday, people kept arriviug at Aslihurnhain-park in the afternoon, but wets dieippiinted when they found the entrances, to the grounds closed, and admission granted to none except those where blueness took them within. It is understood that the experiments will be imitpoued till next year, when probably in April they will he recom menced. The dimensions of the balloon are as follows: Diameter, 30 feet; cube, 300,e00 feet; haght of moults, 2,000 feet ; power of engine, *2OO horse power ; number of passengers. 30. A BOY'S HEAD BLOWN OFF. —A torrible casualty occurred at lustow, North Devon, on Friday evening. A little boy, son of a fisherman called Fiaher leigh, wise in the habit of taking the road bags scrods the river, from Appledore, to meet the mail train at lustew. He came screw in a boat with two gentlemen. One of them had a gun at the bottom of the boat. On getting out at lnstow the gentleman took up the gun, which ex ploded. Thu boy was close by, and his head came cleanly off the lady. Torso TO ITALY AND THE HOI.Y LAND.—OD Saturday Mr. Cook completed his autumnal tourist party of nearly sixty ladies and gentlenieu for Italy, the but sec tion leaving on that day. After travelling with this P 4 through most parts of Italy, Mr. Cook will leave them:3 go to Egypt and Palestine to complete kis arrangements tor a tour to Jerusalem, itc., early in the new year. CPT BTAL PALACE.—HALF-A-CROWN DAY.— San" pray, SEPT. 12.—Admissions by rearm taiketo, F, 78; ditto on puma; MN—total visitors. 9,06, DUI ILLY and livifeet, ant the lament holders of Whisky In the world. Their 01.1 Irish iithlekp is seem mended by the utedienl profeseics In preference to P roneh &witty. dupplled MIAS and owe for home use or exportation. (Wahi awa on sppErwlion to Mesas. TOunrUle and 00.. &Mart; at I beemiet-ecidisioa Woad, Leaks. W.C.-iXtrattleasist.