The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-26 00:00:00

4Z, "C• a lit arpr , %, lb. 5,711.] ins:SitS. MONEY MORAN and SONS' (of w a rtwau.)ard. Imam) LENZ a/ SIKAM and PACKET = o ' l`'° SUS r %Ill.—For WILBOITEKK Port Phillip, Direct the as on Tuesday, Dee. 10, calling at Fir•nuthi. ,Lpi w r ship SUFFOLK, 1,100 tons, W. H. Mit& c o mo o o,ler lying In the Zest India Nan Her no -61 ; K ." raw all clams pseseagers are unsurpassed, and 1 4 ;,,,tu t ory an esperienoad annum —For Lreislit or passage 3 7,0 to 111-COIL ALLPOItr, and MORGAN (with Kasen Money u‘.;:ss. son, 7, Leadenhallstreet Passengers by this tins owk , u are einviyed irons laddhigton to rnooss, I n t c i a .. sus bow. and wood alsse for third due term. STEAM IRON LIVERPOOL 0 W 1 QUEENSTOWN TO _ NEW YOL - --- - ties LIVERPOOL, NSW YORK, and rdILADELTIIIA STRAW-SHIP COMPANY Intend de.- ..01,4 S beg tur.powsred Clybunt boa Ikea" tesandhlm, & m ime the tigh , ,l Rates mane, de- FRotl LIVICRPOOL fa NEW YORK fir 01 CORK. Wednesday, Nov. PO. ISO %KW, Wednesday, Dec. 7. t ITV OF DUBLIN, Saturday, Dee. 10. And every Wedaleday sad miry alternate Sateirdse. cab ,, t um.pe t,‘ the mall steminers sailing every Wedisteday, n guineas, according be the acioommudatka. Cabin pl the baimplays steamers, 13 Weems. Format merge the •11 proclaims cooked. Yammeogsrs toe +take and BMWs Oebunbla, booked throw* wry admitat , , ea terma—For turas, putioolozo lOW V) ViLLIAM INMA WaSerelliaM Limped; et me Tanga u cir. 1 Kim Wlllismeireed. Chg. rtNARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH • ASCEICAN OPAL MAIL ST/AM-SRI" me Adeurity .qttl between LIVERPOOL sad Illirt d ll2 sad w t ....1.1%4.R POOL and BOSTON, the Basks Alps calllis it Bantu w land and receive yeasengere and walk. The fol lowing or other vessel are %whited to mall tram lAvaapeol. aft II Cork to receive Ow walla CANADA. for BOSTON, Saturday, Nov. 16. CUBA. fyr_NEW YORE, flaterday, Dee. *MEM: far BOOPOW, Isardq, Dia. It p im p teeitey. tooludlng dews:di lee and provisions. bat without wino or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston. chid cabin. in, 41, F eahto, 416. To New York. chief cabin. reight to Halifax, Baton, and New York. LS a▪ o u ta t .l per cent primam—Apply to J. B. load. it, Old t, Loo. ion . J. IL Carrie. Raw% and Plano de la Nem rens . G. J. Lunn, Buclumanotreak ; 16 C. Madre,. tjueensiown ; el D. and C. Id D. Water. OWIA IMWIOOI. DUILLIPPS, GRACES, PHILLIPPB, and j. co despatch the undednestioned Onidats damn: for PO ITEEDA 4, the BATAWILI, emery thanday mends& doe hermitage 1 err, at 10 a.m., cansi et madman for pae an/en at 11 a.m. Fares, di M., dl 10a, sad 17.. ed. : sad the yristioltD *wry Thursday morning out, from MT the Tower. Penal. fur BEENVt, one of the North German Lloyd's steamers, AMA BOWE, or SCHWALBE, every Thursday morals. masher waatting), at 10 ma. from Borteljdoero, and from at I moo. Fora, IL £l. and 10e Ike GOTEIENOCRG, the OUSTAY WABA, on Sunday morn- Soc. 47 trots llceselydown. Waren £3 IL and £.2 Cot membl, panes.. do., w 790 at Ohnellare Universe! Ofiloe, t.rirrea. W. or to P ia,l Call. Rood-lane, B.C. IRE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION LIMITED AKE A CTITORIARD TO RECEIVE APPLICA TIoN• IL.R C.!,SOO,000 CERTIFICATES OF OLSEN WWI lT THE A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY NEW YORE—PENNSYLVANIA-011l0;, td stab One million two hundred thousand POUDdI hare been already applied for. Mae Certificates will be issued at CIO for 4100, to be redeemed at pa ihn sterling, at the end of thr z e: i rra, with Interest at rent. per annum, payable half- , a on the 10th Nag lc I rebut Llleeenaber in each year, payment of the interest e I edou being guaranteed by the Consolidated Bank ,Llosined), Logo. TICRITIS. ...cult:unity, Era.. ILE. John P. Kennard, Esq. Chutes YoUrl. Esq. /MIMS. Ike Consolidated Bank. Landon and Maachestex. Nears. A. Heywood. Mons, sad Co., LiverpooL Freakneida and Newsman, Bamk.boildinge. London. LC. savusis.__ Nam Joshua lintchtnion ini_Lion, 16. Anstd-coart, Micmac ton-slant, London. LC. E F ;atterthwalte. 38, Throntortowitrost, London. LC. T. Tinley and Soon. nn. Brown's-buildinall . vr i roL , lam. ' h ors and ILIA, la, 85. Ann's-square, The Imperial ifencantile Credit Association (Limited' are pre gwvd w rveeive subscriptions for the above amount of Corti& nue of Debentures, of which 5.1,930.000 have been Weedy 11P -1.1-4 for . Me Atlantic and Great Western Railway consists of Ike foi l. Woe divisions and branches Ik WWI lion la New York in Pennsylvania PO ~ to ohlo 245 - 386 Extension In New York (linffalo 45 „ to NI Creek In Pennsylvania $3 „ „ „ Ooal ilman• la OW (New Lisbon) „ „ Cleveland 67 „ - 167 Total az miles. Lao the Erie and Niagara Railway, belonging to earns mine. to miles In length, is wholly In Canada and secures an own,te coal troll: over 200 miles of the Atlannc and Great Testert, by whom It hes been constructed, end Is now chiefly tweed the route of this great railway, sot necting New Tort with ft Lou. a distance of 1,000 miles (without change of writhes cereal:of puce, passes through tree States, far removed from Be tone oi war. Ihe line is now completed, and In possession ti a traffic which may fairly be called extraordinary. For September lam the gross earning, as 1122 miles open, were at ,ry exchange at the rate ot L 1,100.000 per annum texclusive if the bonus of 10 per cent., paid by the Erie Railway on all Pep traffic. which will probably reach 0100.000 per annum scltioust, the earnings having increseed alone the commence twat of the year by lOu per cent. This, even at the present extoste, would leave a large surplus, atter payment of the in knit in fold on the bonded debt. The power to increase the hiss MIL of comae', be exercised, V the proemial exceptional mud exchange should continua. The total bonded debt over the whole system of the JAMMU ti Great Western Railway is L11.t.i0,110, and with the amnia tie of proceeds of Bonds Z 1.756.070, held by the public, the tel been coustructed with fonds advanced by capitalista, whose utkilauous of profitable regalia bare been far more that tithed . the railway, although only partially developed, eddy lat.: Muria of traffic and revenue, width may without Pep Frit , 3 he designated unexampled. a ken this undertaking was projected, it was found nicer toy to obtain powers for its construction from each state which it would path This compelled independent mi nus:at-us and separate financial arrangements ; the Women,- attending which has become so manifest, that it Is deter caved to consolidate the whole line under one administration. teapo t ,; the c oupletion of legislative enactments, N Ms bean IF aiw i bi isvue 7terling Certificates of Debenture, payable in three Intl. i ,eanstg intereit at 8 per cent. per minim, wh.ch Interest - - lambed by the Consolidated Bank and the principal er by a deposit with the iIIIMANS of hoods and shares amount, et anal exchange to /AMAMI Ile bads and ciliates so depodted will be kept at the Bank of Ctlxal in the names ottbe Truism and the foam of declaration Oren to be executed by them may be inspected at the aloe of Resin fothfields and Newman. The Die Railway, of which the Atlantic and Great Western Is tholuilly an extension., upon a milethe ot about the same ht constructed at a coat nearly three times as peal, bas anti in the present year sufficient not only to pay intension silts build itebt, bat also a dividend of 10 per cent. ma *Wi no stock The Atlantic and Great Western Railway, In ad tu:t to its through traffic in common with the Erie, be. ahead suppoly of the petroleum traffic in Peewee's:tin with vast teal wide sad other important sources of local revenue. The cost sitheoustruction hpuig been so much lees, and its mortgane debt tomeNtiutly so much smaller, with an sewed treat at least emi It Is estimated that in the three years during which the ( pipet of c.ebenture inn the payment of the principal will troAvel for out of revenue alone. the Erie Company have manifested tbe attar IL • ticla they hold the Atlentic and Greet Western Rail the opinion they entertain of its future prospects, by blltici!c: to supply for Its use, at their own *twee, loathe Wet t • the extent of one million sterling. The itlintic and Great Western Railway has been constructed :72 I.ittav W. Ken nar d, c.E., as ► thigineer.PChlet and endear x. lat‘e..late superintendence of an experienced agent of Messrs. US. A report from Sir & Morton Pete, Bart. M.F.. at ej'; .wing that the works bare been ameseted in the most lteitc [-al manner. Appended are somestalisticet denied Qum _ rettrt.s. relating to the increase In the carriap eastwards !IR dering tip- pass acv years from moment the deist cities al fle O wen, with w filch tra ffi c the Atlantic and Great Western rti7 ie . :meetly connected from MOW Owes the imams of r :airy revenue may be deduced. ....Acmes of Debenture are in seas of 1100, POO, and ' • with Coupons attached foe Interest at 8 per cent postle balf.yearly. The interest for the whole papteed by the Consolidated Bank, with wham h, tr l, ., lave b e en lodged. 11., le n gh •-' "1 , . 4504 at 001 and the Instalneente are play as solaces:._ ptl cent on implication. 11 ~ allotment. 15 .. 17th January, 1845. li .. 17th February„, 17th Merck li 17th April, " 11 th WY, lees Coupon IA per otht. due on that day. • -, Akatet ill be paid of at par. on 15th Novelaber,lllff. :r4,....t6•••ntt. perbei o‘ - estinent, including ts,r•d:r . • • • ce nt. per an ClCilLii, tnenta • r. 1...••• the option of paying any or all of the Lula and end be a bowed a discount of g Per omit ~ • •h prepaymenta. • ;.t. krelp will be issued to ^ bearer." On paymest • tutnt. scrip .111 be ruchanined for aril& 1... coupons attached. UNITED DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. LOAN of £916,000. To be lamed in Bonds to hearer of £BOO and £lOO each, at the price of GI per cent Interest 7 per cent per annum. Sinning Fund 2 per cam per annum. Bonds to be redeemed by annual drawings, and paid off at par in London In sterling. 1. The Government of the United Danubian Principalities, being duly authorised, have coatneted a Loan of 0111,000 with the imperial Ottoman Bank and Maim Stern Brothers, who, acting on behalf of themselves. the Internstimal linandal So ciety, the Societe Generale de moor. Otiounen, and ethers. beg to notify that. ander the powers given to them, they are pre pared to receive subecripUons ice the laid loa, at the prim of Age for each glOO stock. 2. The Loan will bear interest at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly, on the let Match and let lia sub mar, at the agency ot the Imperial Oficanon Se M In L The Loan will be entirely redeemed In 21i year, treat lit NM, by means of a sinking fund of 2 per cent per =DIM together with the interim{ on the portions from time to liaw redeemed. . . . . . d 'he Bonds will be redeemed M 100. by means of drawings by lot, in the month of January in each year. In the usual warmer, In the premix. of a notsry public. at the agency of the Imperial Ottoman Bank. The diet drawing will take place in January, 1006, and the Bonds than drawn will be paid a on the Ist of rant following, together with the half-yearly dividend then due. . . - . - /'iCii;" interest and sinking fund of this Loan are specially teed by a Ent charge upon t h e Customs Revenues of the guaranteed Principalities. t The Customs Bevenn to the amount neceeeary for the payment of the Interest and s namg tuna of the Loan, will be paid Into the hands of the imperial Ottoman Bank, at Bucharest, by monthly instalments., and will be remitted to the London agency of the said Bulk, for payment to the bondholder,. The instalments these the concloalon of the contract have been duly received. The Customs revenues amounted In the year 1861 to £668,700. The amount estimated by the Mtnlairy for 1866 is L 3110,100. The annual amount required for the ishwest and disking fund of thin Loan is £62.440.._ - 7. The payZents pi the subserthen wM be as follows: 6 per cent. on application. 10 per cent. on allotosedt. 10 per cent. on 9th January,l96s. 20 per cent. on Ist Febreary 20 per cent on lit MASAI, lese ' the dividend .1 S per cent. 21 per cent. on Ist April, 18015. in default of doe payment of the instalmente previous payment. will be liable to forfeiture. Scrip certificate. will be lamed alter allotment, and will be exchanged for Definitive Bonds en soon es possible alter the payment of the last instalment. t. Discount at the rate of 7 per cent per auuum will be allowed on paymente in full in anticipation. 9. Interest will date from the Ist September, 1961, which, with the discount allowed in prepayment., will make the pries of lame equivalent to about Sc per cent. Taking into consideration the reimbursement of the Bonds at par by means of the stoking fend, the calculated return for money to the bondholder will be about 10 per cent per annum 10. In cases where no allotment Is made the deposits will be returned to their respective owners within one week of the close of the sabscription. 11. Fame of Application may be had at fie Agway of the ImpertelOttoman hank, Na 1, Bask-balldless ; of Meson Men Brothen, 6 and 7, Angel-court. Thregmorkasetreet ; sad of Mean. P. Casenove and Co., the Brokers to the Loan, 52,11wead asedleerrest. The principal object of the Government of the Toned Prin. dpalities in making the present Loan is to provide for the a► damnify to b ~e ppaaitd for the secularisation of the Convent pro perty. The Prtaetpalitlee of Manna's and Moldavia contain a popuLatios of about Ave millions, are ezesedingly rich both In mineral and agricultural wealth, and afford the most promising field for capital and enterprise. The present ti the only foreign loan which the government has contracted. The Contract for the Loan may be seen at the Offices of Mows. Birchem and Co., 46, Parliament-4mM MRTED PLINCIPAIITIES WAS. To be left with the Bankers. after payment of the preliminary _ _ To the Contractors of the United Danubian Principalities Loan. Gentlemeg—Having paid to Deems. Glyn. Mills, Currie. and Co., the sum of 1 hereby request that will allot me Honda of the United Danubian PrlaclpWtlea Loan. and hereby agree to accept such Bonds, or any sr Ler amount that easy be allotted to me, and to pay the biter Death:lento thereon aemedleg to the terms of the prospectus. I am, Gentlemen. Your obedient sormitel. = . lu atr Date NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and most useful invention of the day. AQUA AMARELLA. Messrs. JOHN GOSNELL and Co.. Three Kinvociart. Lombard. street. London, perfumers to her Majesty. respectfully odor to the =We truly marvellous fluid. which gradually restores the hair to Its pristine h..—so matter atirhat ago. Tat Ague AMMONS h2ll sons of the properties of dyes : lk on the contrary, buseCtial to the system, and when the hair is ones restored cos application per month +di keep it in perfect colour. Price Al la per bottle, or In half bottles, 10e. dd. John Gossett and Oa ham been appointed perfumers to if ILL "the Prisms of Rasa—JOHN GOSNZLL and Co.'s CHSJIAT TOOTH PASTS graetky superior to say tooth pooder.—To be bad of all per tames. amazes. and et the massilactory,ll. Three Hlngessart. Lombard-Ares% Leaden. DRSCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER ; serer haw remedy, prepared without my PPILLS tweediest, from the recipe ot Dr deed,. will be found invaluable de all who suttee Dom bilious and Myer oompletote. Mod, epasras, Oddities% dinisem et the wet, to. Ifr= smilmeses as a Welly awing aseachas. sad ea a psitl M the blood, they am truly emellsat ; odM ta their emerettos and palatal t hee stomach, they aware meet* promote and eire the whets servos Stotam—hold hy d r.. lM leet hert, siseselet, a, Kiss MUltamet., Chartwareek ast by sew in bes, 10. and ha Id. De we beak ler Dr. = l6l lllllioss sad Lime MM. The demise en lea mama peso yesimee with MOW' lembest" emsevet on the Whew 1, sk,, i ,::. " o t GewtT44trest i Piestrahather. Nov. 4, 1864. 4 m. 1. thy.. M.P.. ohn P. Kennard, LC. and ;,..,... . i barles Mosley. Ist., Trastess. Xt. i - - -•'-' ''''', ere aware that at the request of the capitel .4l ~.. z thr funds for the roostrnetion of the Atlantic tmi1......,; " I t ` rh ilailwaY. My nem undertook the grave re q.., . . the supervision of Um works of th e U. to be 4,.': I .r ~ contract with Mr. Melleury, and bon the c o ', i, ^,i Gt hr. Thema' W. Kennard, the eagles/Mb 1 .^— - 1.4 • .. roilwo —The LITTUCI meta= an active C,, • • 4 1 , eere commenced my firm mini em et lb c? . .' , .l ..rate, who hth superintended the memos 1 L AITUIL ees ieerame. stile IPSIMINNIS an the IMillOtatiMmimm — Mr. o .. lo ZlA l74 .= c ,,.... • ,r, works, sad who had been hi Um simple, ntmlwill ldtie IL, ._ i•xi• or entrusted to his charge thewperbdoe el " isammeMigadeatiaylr.floitha amd l P1we1 411606 It . 's, • . rt. to le executed on the railway. I No tad ell duet broetleoft llobb to. 9.1; ii, lie ,- .th t.. ‘lr Ireci...rd. the engineer-thelhlet, sad te I ebb "w ' r / . 11 . , outraLter, th at 1 sheald Mete Se is thst the it" 1a.344.ei1 iie N. 11114 4PK lIP. Bs. and le M. SIR ASTLEY COOPER'S VITAL =WOES- Priebrad by _Mom EMMY sal Co.. sarposos, and aux a* bit Norma Oak mblesee, 44, es& (awe balm:oC Portionikibass. Ibeestyark. Lawitaklr. Prise lls. pet who sib which Ma bum boom laildipas am *MA deareapialimelai . recommendation al ofmom las boa li at map a Dm, ra. tied out, and Mr. laallarrir by aaseatad Ida mama wi aa hottest desire to awry out miry eat to a fair sad Moral spirit. The lb. bat boss and laid In a style fully equal to the best of our Emilia railways, while the extremely favourable nears d the country through whke It parer has no &red ntassomy es few works of sm, that its molinnerams need not exessi tie average coat per mile of oar railways at halm The stations throughout are of ample extent, sad the slang amoramodation fully equal to the requirmaints of the frane. position vs a nc4 In 041 It Mast be very satidactory to yea to Ind that the engineer. in-oblef Mates In hie last report that the traffic at the= lime Is sallistent to at the then price of gold, the on all the Omeaifdated Bonds of the *Mire line, assamlns them not to be lamed to • greater extent than 1,600 IMg.alz thou. lead five hundred pounds stetting) per lineal mile p a:d c. clictions are so often billed. that this tad because peculiarly valuable, the more so as at the preens the, the rolling stock is not more than equal to the reodrements of the local Snake ; and when the re p Mock to be provided ander the agreement with the Brie Camping Is placed on the Inn these increseed facilities cannot fall to produce an amount of trate far enaseding the estimates which have been prepared In reward to IL—I am, dear sirs, for Bette and Belt, yours faith- Bath Increase in the Carriage of Predate from West to East during the post Flee Years, derived from Official Rearm CHICAGO. Total Grain. sat Cattle. Visa. lin lin 1861 115,000 249,0e4 Inn lin =WATTLE Pork, Beef, Total Gwen. Lod, sad Tallow. UM 99 45 4, 0.11 N beide. 16406,400 lba. ION 1111 MS .... 111 Mom Wheat. TOLEDO. Cattle, pigs, . and sh INS 106,700 bets. ROM= bids. 209,406 eep. 1691 1,171.111 „ 6266436 „ 951,406 Lin 1.166,1126 „ 9,617,629 „ 684804 BUFFALO. Total palm Cattle, pigs sad sheep. IWO 37,00461 bens. 14.1.40.11011 lb.. 11111 61,440,601 „ 36,909,825 „ leil 72,672,454 „ 107,191,461 „ llin 64,735.670 149,418,1164 , As rennin Petroleum. In the caniege of which this ' railway has practically the monopoly : Yemen= produced In lien 1980 1861 lent llin Thalevelant bean& ot the Atlantic and " Great Wonsan Railway le eopged to the funniest cd its ca!E n l o n , the car riage of iron, the ono from the einem of Lake , sad fa shipping coal, In retain ressels. Them ulnas mod in Iroa Ors. Cotner. LW 16,07119n5. 4041 taw 1869 1616,800 lO,OOO „ Then Of CDICIMATI. -Sane Idea of the enormous growth of trade at the west my be nested from the following state lase of the value of the Import. sad exports of leading staples at Cincinnati: 1698-69 165646 Leen - - ATLANTIC AND GILT WINTERS RAILWAY. NSW YOBS—PENNSYLVANIA—OHIO. Pone OP Ateintelion. (To be retained by the Beakers.) To the . Imperil Mereastde Credit Asnociation" (Limited). I No. 1 Haring psid to the Cossolidated Bask (Limited), the sum of A . I hereby recital Mai you will allot me A tlficates of denature at the Allende sad Great Western [tel -1 way, and I hereby term to accept so& eartineatin of debentures, or any lam wanner that may ha millonsti fle as. and to pay the Metalinents thereon, according to the tenor the pronectos. 1 I am, your obedient =l. fel ~ Date LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 613, ISOL • T HE BAUGPARAR rigs Ens= COM PANY of the aMsbled). . 11 - incorpeeeted under theologised's Act, M. Capital £200,000, In 40,100 dons of 410 each. Fird tom, 111.11111sieres 10s. per share on eppileatlon ; We. on allotment. No call to exceed £ 1 per share, or to be made at a less Interval than three months from a preview eat. Where no Allotment I, made in the Deposit Moneywillbe returned full. , A minimum Dividend, payable Half-yearly la July and January, of 10 per mat. per annum, for three years, Is secured to the Shareholders, to the satisfaction el the Directors. DELOCTOIII. atAIILIIIB-HENRY CONSTABLE, Bp ,'of the firm of Hender son and Constable , 40, Cannon-Wawa LC., and Widmoce-bouse, . Bromley, Kent). 0. Bose, leo , (rhairman of the Coal, Cork and Finance Com mittee), 44. Maoris*. A. Cohn, Esq. (late of the arm of Cohn, Tallman, and Co.. Calcutta). 23. Cullum-street, B.C. W. 74/1104 10%, Calcutta, and Dtbrooghur, Asiiil Mills ran. I Yemen will NW tae board when the estates are transferred.) C. fleates. Beti i i .g t, 01, w Gems's-road, Ecelestonoquare. J. O. Starch, . (Director of the Sugar Relining Company, IlnettivaLll. -ism, E.C. T. Tell, log (of the tree al John Tell and Co., Calcutta;, Ild demote House, Boitons, Brampton. CALawFra Anwle-liesms. John Tell and Co. SLIMS 131 Lama-The London and County Bank, 21, Lem tordaleest, B.C. BANC= 111 CALMIA-The Chartered Mercantile Bank of I Somme-Clarenclndle. London, and (hina. e Rms.'s* Am., I. Elaftr= k ard4..% BaoLua -blesses. Smith and N2I•7 E , k ek C. AnDITOW-lfemra martonoln Deleltte, Greenwood, and Dever, 4 Leathery, S.C. BOCIIBURY WO tnia.)-T. B. Eames, Emu Temporary 08ese-K Mlehrtel'e-houae, SA lilchaers-alley, Coralaß, I.C. This Company Is termed ParpeeTh 's''.. el psi ii and further 100 fin valuable Tea Vendee In Aiwa alreally p 4 Me culti The estates compiles fully 45012 term, of which 500 soma ere already planter.' in tee preens -115 being of four and live rent growth, 50 of three years, TM of one and two year; end 100 just planted. The whole of the lands are held direst from govern ment, either In fee Maple, er redeemable in tee simple by the payment of M. per acre, oral a perpetual lease from the govern ment paying per acre per annum. The vendor pledgee Wang that the yield from the fall beer tog plants was, in the year 1662, IEO chests in the year litn, IA The estimate for this year Is 400 chests, and for the year 1866 at least 000 cheats, aid 110 maunds of seed. The vendor will act as managing director, and remain to Assam on the estates for the space of three The purchase-money haxrd at £so,ooo—payabte £s,ooolritlda one month from the date of allotment, £2,500 4 mouths from said date, £2,600 7 mouths from said date, sad £6,00010 month. from mid date, and the residue In tire animal instalments, commenc inin January, 1868, with interest at 5 per cent. The Direcars m the option of paying £14,000 of any such Instalments In fully paid -up shares of the Company, which share. shall only wile:Male in the dividend to the extent of calla made. The vendee defrays all expenses Incidental to the formation of the Company up to the allotment of shares. The article. of amodatlen and contract with the vendor may be seen at the Mama of the Company. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be ob the aloes of the Comp tained of the bankers, the soMI- ior, brokers, andito , s, and at any. THS BAUCIPARAH VIA ESTATES COMPANY of IMAM The IMAM LIST of 11do Campo. Ira be CLOUD oo TRUSBDAY sat. the 14 Docasbor. for Town. PLIDAY, the fad Doomober, lot the Dorsky.—BT ardor. T. IL ELAM, Becrotorf pro tom It, Illehaors Home, Nov. 9. 4,186 a. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS.—This amount to be ADVANCE) bye private Gentleessa soar of MO sad upwards, to noblemen, gentlemen, belre to en tailed oilers, Mamie en toll pey„ re., rah wereey sad de mark so their notes of Mad, ere on revendons, lagerlsk sad life Istemets, at t per cost—Apply, by Mier only, to L. 0., 17, hemynatrest, at. lust..'., LW. VARMOIJTH BLOATERS, in Season from Oct. 1 la end at Daa., 100, la. : 1.000, Sta.—farystded. tecatpt at rtamittaato. b y h. D& LUSBY. GIOIA Y NEAPOLITAN ICES EVERY DAY. Glebe, Balk aid Buttes supplied ea the sbeetut beak variety of Tres& and kyles Pukka. CARLO MI. 1.1/138ItYRNT 100/11i, U. STRAND. EVERT DESCRIPTION OF ICES. Clubs aad Theatres CAR/0 GATTI, ILBRILIBIIMILITIntiIi, Si, !TRAM W HUNGERFORD HALL, WESTMINSTIR-ROAD. Thies Mognideent BILLIARD TABLTS (by Thank* are added to this establishment, for public or private play. DXRSONS FURNISHING .R. will find CUTTING'S IRONMONGERY ■BTLBLISH MENT, MI, OXFORD-LITREHT, a convenient Home. Meetro plate, nickel silver, superior table cutlery, tea trays, boas, toilet seta, feeders, Ors Monk moderator and wean lamps, cod mutest fires tea urns, dish corers, patent weighing meadow Ice. wrousitt Luc, and copper kitchen goods. HOWARD and SONS' SILVER FIR FUR MUER —HOWARD and SONS, Manufacturer@ by Steam Machbeery, are enabled to produce every description of ray eupetior cabtnet work as a wolerate price. —Warehouse', 26 and • Bernareetreek Osfordeireek Dodge@ and estimates free. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAIIGH sad lON. S sad S. GOODOZ4IIIII3II. W. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH and BON beg to oats attention to their superior amortment of all the /Mt FABRICS sad DISIGNB for WIN DOW CUUTAINg. Portlier" to. Window Comm, allotocr (Hawk to, for ovary atria of decoratlom.-3 and A Goodie street. Totteabaaa-coartroad, W. BROWN BROTHERS. PATENT CHAIRS awl COMM, Barrack Farah." haulm Partuata loam. As., at MC= CONRIDIRABLY 106, PICCADILLY. 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Dea_l, _sellebed he • ;over, - THRilleW CHRISTMAS HMO= of ALL TER YEAR ROUND, oonducted by CHALLNS DICKENS, entitled MR& LIRRI PER'S LEGACY. Ilra Lirripar relates bow she went on and went over. A pad Lodger relates a Wild Legend of • Doctor. Another poet Lodger relates his experience as U. Poor Relation. Another part Lodger relates what Lot he drew at Olumper Home. Another pest ledger relates His own (Most Story. Another Past Lodger relates certain Drumm to her Husband. Yra Lin*, relates bow Jemmy topped up. Price Yourpenos, The Ira 10 volumes of .• All the Year Round," handsomely bound in red sloth, are always cm ask la seta, price SA mech, or singly it each. Dlut published. peke Ild., 'by patter sums OMII PERFIIIIOIDD ALMANIM for una, beantlfally Ilhnenated, a pretty Bids premise to Mends abroad and at home. Sold by all tbs trade.—libersel. redeemer, 9.2, Strand , and U. Corebtli. N.H. Pnrty Deana ber apabilibed, witb above 200 illasbratioan " Hoek et Perternes," by Eugene Blum/ fIpHIC COMPANIICB ACT, 1862. The Forms JL sad Assort Boobs required M the above Leli, else al other Idea of Assegai Books, with every Btatkaary re quisite fir Pada Cospeass, tbe Cowitisphossa ee., sup plied ea the best terms. Printing of ever, deeeriptiou. Shire Catalina. lesseved sod Printed leas de. aimed sad essesaed. ask sal DLL Sh, 11.644imet. LC., eat Ladou-Lids. Li TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (antrrsa's rztanasisa) THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. TURIN, Nov. 25. To-day the Senate passed the Financial Bill by 108 against 27 votes. In the Chamber of beputies the Minister of the Interior brought forward a bill for authority to promulgate throughout the kingdom the civil mari time and commercial code, and other laws. ENGLAND AND PRIISSLL BERLIN, Nov. 25. The semi-officlal Norddeufsche Al!gamine Zeitung of to-day says :—" Lord Napier has the reputation of endeavouring to give a friendly aspect to the relations between the British government and that to which he is accredited. From Lord Naples's appointment, therefore, we may draw favourable conclusions with regard to the future intercourse between England and Prussia." CALCCTTA AND CHINA MAILS. MARSEILLES, Nov. 26. The Delta arrived at 9 am. to-day. The mails leave for London at IL3O am. FRANCE. A new and important int in the law of arrest for debt was decided on Wednesday. MK William Arthur and Co., of the Rue Rivoli, being creditors of an Englishman for *simple contract debt of 7,000 f., arrested him on mane process. The defendant moved the court for his discharge, on the ground that the plaintiff, William Arthur, being himself an Englishman, was not entitled to the privilege which the code gives to French subjects of arrest ing a foreign debtor. But the court ruled that when, as in the present case, the foreign creditor acts, not in his own name, but as a member of a firm estab lished in France, and in which there is a French partner, the privilege exists. The defendant was therefore sent back to prison, and condemned in costa. A singular case of acquittal on the ground of monomania has occurred in the Maize Court of La Veudde. A peasant girl named Bilking, of good character, some time since brought • charge of violation against one Auvinet, a small fanner. Her evidence was not believed, and the authorities refused to prosecute. Shortly afterwards she set fire to one of Auvinet's haystacks for no other conceivable motive than that of avenging herself for the outrage, which she persisted in saying had been perpetrated upon ber by Auvinet. She was tried for the arson and acquitted, the jury really believ ing that she had been ill-used. A few days after she came out of prison M. Dubois, the landlord of the Hillairet family, and also of Anvinet, gave the former notice to quit. The girl, under the impression that K Dubois lad espoused the cause of Auvinet against her, set fire to • wood stack belonging to Dubois. For this second fire she wu tried the other day. According to the me dical evidence produced by the prosecution she was of • low order of intellect, but not insane, although it was to be feared that if released she would again commit incendiarism. The mad doctors distinctly said the state of her mind was not such as to jus tify them in detaining her in a lunatic asylum. Under these circumstances the public prosecutor pressed earnestly for a conviction, otherwise, he said, • revengeful criminal would be let loose upon society, encouraged by impunity, and a judicial certificate of irresponsibility, to commit fresh crimes. The counsel for the de fenoe, however, pleaded monomania produced by unredressed wrongs. He admitted the great pro bability that his client would, if she remained in her native village, set fire to more stacks, but said there was • hope of her being cured if she could be removed to some distant spot. The jury ac quitted the prisoner, and the court ordered that she should be immediately set at liberty. •It is a great defect in French jurisprudence that an ac quittal on the ground of insanity does not necessa rily differ in its consequences from a "pure and simple acquittaL" The jury, when pronouncing • vert of not guilty, has no power to put upon record its opinion as to the state of mind of the prisoner. In practice it generally happens that mad doctors are found upon the spot to sanction, l i notwithstanding an acquittal, the locking up of a man who has in reality committed a great crime—a': murderer, for instance. But here we have • case of a person not mad enough to be kept from doing mischief, and yet so mad as to be irresponsible for 1 1 the mischief which she is almost sure to commit This is a distressing anomaly. EXAMINATIONS AT THZ INCOSPOZATXD LAW So. osarr.—lfiskutheas Tern, 1864.-121sal Kiatniaatisa.—At the ezamiaatioa of mallards. for admission ea the roll of attorneys and solicitors of the mipsriar sour* the "'s amisen taccarmeaded the followiag gamismea, order the age of 28, as being estitled to heasrary distinalion, sad they were awarded prises of books : —l. James Philip Dodd, seed 21, who served his clerkship to Messrs. Lirech sad Kemal% of North Shields. 2. Jobs Gilbert Etraillary, sr* 21, who served his dsrk.bipto blensra. Tyadell, Job.. sos, aadTysdall, atDinah:sham. 3. Lewis Mari= s lz egad 22, who served his clerkship to Moors. sad Behar, of Ln Norm. aod Messrs. Gregory arid Rowelifer, of Loodon. 4. Phdbrick. aged 21. who served his clerkship to lir. Prodk. Monseeld MAMA, of Goldman. ; sod News. Ilium sad Bon. of Leedom. 5. Fmk Bewley Pular, sgsd 22, who award kis elsrkship to Messes. Sharpe sad Parker, of trades ; Mr. Alaskan WOliam Passe, of Wipe ; sad Mr. Henry awn, of ansarbridas. & Pride. tire George egad 21, who mrved his elsstakip Mews. Dishy and of Laid... 7. Jobe Booth, aged 23, who esrved his clerkship to Mr. Deihl liksglisa Buttes, of Barges' ; aad Mr. Balkan Compboa eshiAb l / 2 M Loads& The number of aurdidasse moaned is this tam ass 138; ai Ikene, 121 mare pealed, sad 15 pralpemed. [Stamped, Id. Additional.] SEVERE GALES. THE LOSS OP AN ABERDEEN STEAMER AND UPWARDS OF THIRTY LIVES. (nom THE Nzwcaffrut CHIOHICLL) TYNEMOUTH, 711IDAT Mount°, 2 o'cLoct. The sea, which had been gradually growing in violence during yesterday, became more and more boisteroas as evening draw ea, and as the shades of night began to draw around, the wane could be seen dashing in foaming breakers epos the rocks. The wind at the time was from the wt-southcast. About dark • casualty occurred which proved the herald of others of • much more afflicting astern Os* of the Tyne Commissioners' lighters, having three WNW as board, weadriven by the fury of the storm be hind the North Pier. Fortunately she drove sufficiently near to enable some of the men employed upon the pier to rescue bar mew by memos of life buoys, which they threw to them. The steamboat which had the lighter in tow was driven on shore on the Bent Sand; but her crew were for tunately saved by the South Shields lifeboat. Worse was yet to come. The steamer Staley, of Aberdeen, on her purge to London, with peamagers, merchandise, and cattle—the latter about 40 in number, together with some sheep and pigs —was overtakes by the gale ; and made such bad weather of it, that she captain, being anxious to ears the live Meek oa the deck, made for the Type. Sed to relate, while entering the harbour she struck ea the reeks off the Spud* Battery, at about 6 °Week. As soon ea she ISMS 10 the ground, the %Wm' Indus Una ewe her with terrific force. The rented of the meal as the rooks, the heartrending shrieks of the female pm semems, sad the hoarse sad harried shouts of the sesame as they were tamed to sad fro, aids up a mese which it a impossible to find words adequately to depict. The irresistible fans of the waves lifted her further on to the rocks, and in coming down she holed her bottom. The ma rushed in, pat out the engine fires, and burst one of the bailees. The dream fortunately escaped without sustain ing say more various injury then • few alight ,olds. As seen es the ill-fated seesaw was seen on the rooks, Mr. Lingoes Byres, on the Coast Huard, immediately cubed the rocket apparatus to he taken down to the shore oppo- site the Staley. After three shots had been fired, they were successful in establishing a couseuni cotton with the 'treaded steamer. Toe rocket appa ratus worked admirably, and cue of the crew of the steamer was eoeeesstally brought on share by it. The next man that was brought on shore by the apc o s was the fireman a. An attempt was then made to ' o ff • th ird man, but most unfortunately, while the poor f • eras midway between the vessel and the shore, the whip-line of the aplomb= became entangled somehow with the rocks, and the cousequesce was that he was kept in the water • ocasidesable time. Ultimately those ou shore succeeded is drawing him • little nearer the shoe, whoa the apparatus again bemuse entirely melees, from having again boom* useleady =tangled sameopt the rooks. At the imminent risk of their lives, Mr. Geo. Bruce, draper, Ty *smooth, Mr. James Fry, lobar, of the same Mr. Ferguson, sad soother men oboes name we failed to samba, enerted themselves with much daring gal- Wry, sod maacesded in freeing the entangled line, and the third min, much exhausted, was drawn oa shorn After the disheartening sorldent to the rocket apparatus, Mr. Byess ordered it to be taken up into the fart. Before We was done, however, Mr. Byres himself bad a very borrow inapt from herng swept away by • retiring wave. While holding on by the hawser of the apparatus • mighty sea came rushing epos him, end he must have inevitably perished had it not been for the courageous conduct of an aged geetlamea, who rushed to his saistance, and wheels cloak he fereanately seised hold of in time to save himself. About this time it was seen that the SWUM WWI endea vouring to lower the lifeboat of the steamer from the davits, with • view of suing the women and children on board. The mew had previously beau badly engaged in pitching the cattle overboard in the endeavour to get the deck clear. They bad then turned their attention to the meow of the bombe. While in the act of lowering the We boat the tickle of the fore davit gave way--at that time five women sad three mikes being in the boat—and the life boat immediately swinging round by the other davit swamped. Two of the women were pulled into the etearner, bat the other poor creatures, it is feared, found • water; grave. After the rocket line fouled it was takes into the fort, as already stated, with the view of getting it refitted. Altar that was accomplished Kr. Broom end Mr. Fry sug gested that the rocket apparatus should be taken down to Shields in scut, with • view of putting it oa baud • steamer, in order that it might be got nester the wrecks. It was ac cordingly taken to Shields, but no steamer would put off with it, several steamers having been disabled already. An offer of 201, to go off was refused by one captain. The Tospant was coasequestly brought to the Low Lights. hai these efforts were being made to save the crew , the KISS= which proceeded from the vessel, a nd I. which the shrill shouts of the women piteously mingled with the Mares cries of the sailor lads, were sufficieet to piers the hearts of the stoutest spectators; and the painful sounds were kept had long after every e ff ort to rescue the orring sufferers had temporarily owed. It was about half past tea o'clock, when a ',chooser west cm shore a little to the westward of the steamer. This new moues of misfortune, as may be conceived, greatly in the excitement, sad fora moment diverted the thoughts of the crowd from the more appalling catas trophe ,• but as the Stanley was the larger vessel of the two, and had the greater number of people on board, the efforts of the coestamard men were primarily directed to the ill fated steamship. In the meanwhile the sehoomer gradually drifted up until she came to • ledge of rocks soarer to the shore. In this state of things the mow of the Tynemouth lifeboat, massed by an efficient crew, pat out of the haves, and atilernipted to get Amami& the steamer ; bat usable the terrific ma which was running, the Ina were to dose. Thu then made for the school:ler, and had nearly got alongside of her when they were overtakes by a heavy see, which broke all the oars on the larboard side, end also stove in that portico of the boat ; the reebbeholy onsequace being that Edward Borneo, Junes Blackbu rn , Joeeph Ball, sad Jaw Canal, four of the crew of the life boat, were pitched into the water before any Webers could reach them, and were drowned. About half-pin ten o'clock. the tide thee being within an hoer sad • half of high water, the schooner slid off the ledge of rocks, and, and to state, capons& Truly terrible was now the moan The arias of the immense crowd of people on the shore rose up in a despairing wail for the poor creatures en boa* as the eisf °donate vessel slowly disappeared in the Wing surf. It is supposed that there were as bond about six human beings, the whale of whom have thus met with a watery grave. About ten minutes alter this painful calamity the of the spectates were further aroused by I P M 6 cr "ak eele s , micompsaied as it was by what appeared to be the cries of persou on board, sad wee by saw searibed to the breaki ng up of the steamer. Shortly afterwards, however, the eight became • little clearer, sad it was them user tallied that the ominous noise bad anima —set, as wee supposed, from the Stanley, but from the abash of a brig which had hue driven &loomed* the ill-fated steamer. The people on board the brig began to make sigoals of distress, but it was implausible to render them any mist s/ace, and they bad to beleft to their fate, with the hope that she would held together until the am fell. At two o'clock she still withstood the Meknes of the wanes. At that time it seemed impoesible that the three lifeboats would be able to get to the steamer on the rise of the tide. When the Northumberland lifeboat made an attempt to nub the vessel before that, she was struck with a tre mendous sea, sad the men ea board were completely stameed by the weight of water which fell upon them. They lost eve of their oars, and were obliged to row beck to the harbour much disecieraged at their misfortans, sad smelly dbappoie tad at sot bow able to reser way lusistanos to the poor creatures who were in deadly peril. Two of the South Shields Wilburn were else mused, and ready to vesture on their life-saving miaaloo as soon as there seemed to he any prospect of getting near the yawls. The sea is still making, but the wind is westerly • tittle. It is quite appareat, however, bons the stale of the sea, that to the eastward • very straw gale is blo . The only haps of saving say of the unhappy people on the steamer is that the fen part of the used, which apposes to be firmly axed apoo the reek, may bold together 'mid daylight. A great many of the cattle have swain Nihon, and beim captured in various plum. Ono or two were towed oa shore at the stern of the lifeboats. At half-post 11 o'clock the body of Edward Robson was washed on shore at the Low lAghts, sad takes to the cleadhosen The oboe at Tynemouth was meet heart-rending. The wives of the men who had beim drowsed were on the shore bewailing the fate of their loved and lost ones, who had perished so gallantly in trying to save the lives of others. A telegram has hese renewed at Hartlepool by Mr. Jobs Loveday, sllpowww, aanousang the lam of the brig J anion, of that port, Carotins Barton. The ship apposes to have gone ashore on the Cork Seed, near Harwich, yesterday morning, and she experienced • heavy ma and a strong 'Sad. AU beads, with the exception at the master and one maa, are drowned. The Janata was an Amoebae vessel, 264 toes register, sad sailed from Hartlepool on the 16th ion. for Loadaa. Ithe is beard ia the North Star and Mutual (Hartlepool) Clubs. Geer cc' owl SHULDS, FREDA; Nom We bawl bad the wart terribly exciting *lit ever es pariseeed es air river, and we have had a pester lase al life at the mouth of it thee has ever hems experisseed bomb within the last fifty yam. The asrvivera ef the and crew of the steam. Alp dtasky, from A=re s Load's, which is apes the reeks, were het sight, after expreimbi • al& .l Ylsld ban" wawa tam [TWOPENCE the fore-part of the ship which wee left after she broke in two betirigln--tbse morning, bonnie flueed six o'clock, by means of the basket apparatus, which was ably managed by the gime of the coast guard. Of fifteen female per gaugers but two are alive, and of the same nin on of male punsters nine have been rescued. The following are the names of those saved :—Mr. Gnat and Mrs. /11Torald, firstolus passengers. Seeped class: Sergeant Cummings, David Musson, Dun, A. Adorns, J. Waters, Mrs. Mitchell, and A. Maenad& Captain Hudak the commander of the Stanley, is a fin type of a reel British sailor. He would not leave the ship till every living pence was landed. The body of a Mies Garden, who was going to a situation is London, wee WI on the venal She perished through exposure during the night. no bodies of tau drowsed persons have come ea shore ; four of the are wanes'. Several of the lady pann iers wen emigrants going out to Austrelia. The vessel le ea entire wreck ; her argo is all scattered about the shore UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD. NOV. 25. ELICTION TO OP= SCHOLARSHIPS AT Biz/101• COLLSO/L—The election to the vacant open scholarships at this terminated late yesterday evening as follows : Mr. N 00 40 , f Uppangham School ; Mr. Reid, dewy of late of Cheltenham College, who gaz imi T rir a i l t im yship to 'stifle him to become eligible as a date and Lord Francis Hervey, of Eto n College, fourth son of the Marquis of Bristol. Proxima acommit—Mr. Hoary Spooner, exhibitioner of Ballard College. There wets 38 candidates, including representative' of Oxford, =Harrow Marlborough, Etas, and the leading Lad privy s seminary tetablielimenni. The &la aseemeased ea Oilinday Let The elsetien tte= seliolersidpe at Be College Is regarded as the test of University scholarship. and is generally a stepping- Maas to further mademical promotion. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CHERTBEY STEEPLECHASE.—FRIDAY. This *mat littls meeting was favoured with delightful weather and attracted a fair attendance. Consequent *pea the samosa of the saris( gathering the promoters have been iodated to ammo as autumn fixture, and the able clerk of the course, Mr. W. H. Biddleoombe, woe duly rewarded oa We peeing canakse, as although there were only four races W er e for the day, they brought together numerous gelds. The favourite won the opening event, beating 10 othen. The SSalling Steeplechese, which brought out ten runners, was woo by White Stockings, who was not backed. The favourite, Corkscrew, fell ; but Mr. Wood was not injured ; only the bet three passed the poet. The Hunt race was won Confederate by a length from Swindler, but only four the post in this ram. Ben La n d, w h o rode Leak, Q . 7; severe fall during the rase, end was much cut about the fade. Diadem carried off the Military Steeplechase, beating the ' only other competitor. Kitty. Tns Woscout Pau Puts (Handicap), of 40 eon. ; winners after the publicaticm of the weights 71b grim About S mum sad a half. Mr. B. land. jen.'s The Doe, by the Cowlick—Aryl, aged, lOst 7th (Omer) 1 Mr. Nugent'. Sir Bobby. Msg. list lib (Mr. Derry) 11 Mr. Themwoods Mae. a yen, 1 , 81 The following also ran '•—lroosidse. autrom Siam Polly Hopkins, Mai Boy, The Idea, and kied-Odiheraillit. Betting : Eve. oa The Dos, 5 to 1 apt Polly Hopkins, 8 to 1 apt Sir Bobby, mid 10 to 1 apt bound's. Tna Srttuo BsurtAcitaas of 3 soya each, with 25 added, hat 71b each ; the winner to be sold for 50 emu. with selling allowances. About two miles and a half. Mr. Thompson's White Mocktap (pedigree unknown),aged (tOL), 9st illb Mr. J. Watemis Lad Stanley, 6 yes Pi), 10st 7lb (W. Brasier) t Mr. Chase's Scots Orgy, aged MOLL 9st 111 b thins/ The Miewthg mho nut Southdown, Corkscrew, ma Care, Ught of Othm. Day a, Xlivertoe, and Betsy Baker. • Burr PACS of 2 save. each, with 30 added; weight for age ; wham extra. Wont three miles. Yr. O. 111. Cruses Confederate, aged, Mt 7lb (tee. 7lb en.) (over) 1 Mr. Aldridge's Swindler, aged, Ind 711, (inc. 71b es.) (Mr. R. C. Rickards) g Mr. Pollen's The Sailor, flat 121 b Loweer i l th t of Wales, Ace o f The followingf Trumps, also ran : Corone and Biondi's, The Sprat, Leah. Betting : 3 to 1 each agat Confederate and Los of Trumps, 4 to 1 apt Prince of Wales, and 6 to 1 apt Swite.. A MILITARY STATPLECHABI of 5 son. each, with 25 added ; lip 716 each, with winning palmlike and selling alb:mamma About three miles Captain Harford's Diadem, aged (10&(, lidt (Inc. 71b n.. e. Captela Sewers (106th RAMYRAA Rally ff) 2 : 7t04 on Diadem. The non.fama tUWai rite made pla ß ytt within half.amtle of boa, where Diadem wawa to the frost, sad won by three Lengths. BETTING AT MANORESTER.—FRIDAT. WATIZIAX/ (001J111111O) CUP. 28 to 1 on the Mid offered) 18 to 1 spa Mr. 'a nomination (t) 30 to 1 Dr. Richardsotes nomination (t) 30 to 1 Mr. Oasts Steel's nomination (t) 30 to 1 14. G. A. Tboosson's nomination t) 30 to I Mr. J. Campbell's nomination (t) 100 to f Mr. Lloyd's noraination 100 tog Mr. J. Otbeon's commotion (t) 100 to 3 Ilr. Lister's nomination 31 100 io 3 Hr. Deigbton's itoselaation (t) DERBY. 3 to 1 OS the field (o 5) 100 to 3 sgst Oppressor (w) 11 to 1 sips The Doke fie) 100 to 3 Jiro to Mink 3) 100 to 8 Breadalbsos 4) 100 to 3 And 3) gm So 1 Cbattanoogs(off) 60 to 1 Zephyr (t) NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 25. The Geyser, 8, stem sloop, Commander Arthur Thrupp, arrived at apitboad to-day how Plymouth, with supersameraries. We hoar that she has received seders to proceed to Dawes= with • party of &hostility ripper tram the dockyard sod a slumber of divers Winging to the ships is port, to assist in the attempt to recover the wreck sad osrgo at (we behove) the Robia Hood, which soak oil Dammam a few days ago, whew proceeding down Chasusel, octwardbound. --ii-e--Aroore, d er ear Captain sir Presidio 1.. Waist**. is write to mil tor she West lodise, ea relieve the Ptreks. 39. any frigate, Ceptain Le G. Saw- W, whose tens ol awake hes expired. It ia expected that she will mil towards the aloes of next week. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 22. Mr. Chased Meted has thin day been promoted to the task el remise is her Majesty's Rest ADMIRALTY, Nov. 23. Mt. Edward Roches and Mr. Healy Rider hare been this day promotod to tie took of lint-class senstaat.sagkosete is Dor Majesty's fiett. with majority of Le Nov. GIZA! ELM AT DOCLILTAD, BERNONDSZY.—Lest; mean ea estemive lire broke out epos the premises at Yams. Barry Brothels. *ha:darn Itaff gitisfhtr• mog. thane, Mlhonest, Deekhged, Benseethey, ia the compatios of Xmas. Herne. ass Hagen. sad knows as the Sufferance Wharves, Bennoadsay. These wharves am situated is one of the most confined bat loftiest localities on the water aide. The fanny in which the fire broke out metalled many thessend toes of saltpetre, arid es the owl fiagratios plaid el samodseq, betimes eaves eight °Woe, th e easel et it, as a spectacle s od as • destmetive army, was feadal Is the extreme. A Ames wind was mess from &B. to LW., sad as the powder piles end blocks al saltpetre caught fire at intervals, there arose issues volumes et ligeid be—sow red, now white, Dow blue, sad tam bleeding late as. burst all the colours of the rainbow, Illaminakag the air rated sod scatteriog moire sad marks the henries aid buildings in the immediate sesglb.ahesd The outbreak cl the fire having ben to the different fire entices in the metro polis, seems arrived shortly in samessice • bat such wan the ambesellin character of tbe women of the budding thin bad to play epos that all their efforts were ineffeetual is subduing the vast mass of firs, and operations were almost solely directed tower& prevailing the fleas estesdieg to the disown wharves sad premises esenpied by Besra. Peek, Frees, sad Co,'s Palest Biscuit - works ; News. N. Albert Hamm, hedonism ; Means. Vahan Broths's, corn mar- Mans, Miamberf ; Mame. T. Groves std Boas, lighter roes • Bears. Reid sad Bayne, corn end no merchants ; adaro Prince it Otsego Maws, sad the brewery of Mesas. Orange and Derakissa. *asset to the are, which, up to 1t o'clock an eight, bad may bees partially got under. The errs l ephMa appeared to be that it must, so to speak, 'bars NW( est." The vestal* excitement pre. veiled throughout the saserepelli, and thousands of pimple wooded their way over Landon-bridge, which was thronged with spectators, a deer view el the andlarration beteg *b anal dews the dyer. TIN attire mighbourhood of Deck. bead was perfeetly isosemahle, owing to the crowds of people smooth/ed. Up to 12 o'clock last night the fire was on thoroughly ex Drones op ga r=t d. Usu.—The Roo. Hugh Williem Johoofos, Y A., has beep instituted to the mealy of North Clay, Kest (ea the preasstatioa of Hugh Joke sters, Nag.. of Rees‘grosa, Matt, void by the maim e/ the Bev. Josiah Bakraan. MM Groot has eoeferred the degree of M.A. at the Bev. Rd. Fredk. Lars Bloat, Amman Klag's *Mega, Londe. ; also as the It l eT i l kel illlem Thome Osage, nt the mem college, caste sof Mower, Berke ,• sad the Bev. Bohan Rolm, 8.A., bus . bee. It to the ewe of Nesategtos, Kest Hosurnmes Ti& k &dos aid strong, moderate la swim NW obsisosso Is as now stwastage• hays ssoorol for OM toss gessmi primps II Is WA la packsls SI %US ...,_—____— , NEWSPAPER \,e :1.1.1111.111.1.11.1.11.11.......111111.11.11. 1.111111111111111.11".111111111.111111.1111.11.114111 EDT A is's• 14 1 !~ 1 ~