The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-09 00:00:00

1 N • . • • • Z 1"/ . YI.(.IZ.:)IT„ . %?..RaII'IXa BHT 111111111. r 1 .1. i# ; 0 ) '•,. .1- • '• .13! . ~i ~ •~ r t ' I O. !•." LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1818. No. 6,9444 ..t PENNY. ( IVERL AND ROUTE. 7 Coaanotteatka by !team vita INDIAar mi NAAPAN. AV7Tit4l&. *a. via TOTPT, from ao N and 11A134ILLA". iv Within LAB and ORLID/TAL STRAY NAVIGATION Ixall'ANY bask Paneogen and esoolve Oaego ad Panels by s l,,a e,..nois ter 4.IPRALTAL ADEN 'Y Boxli i 7 .. ) Prom asoasaabla ALTA A I-MAMMA. way Ihmateday. Cht LOW PENANG, ) PostaWas. NAPRA4 (IA I Ct' R. eINOAPORN. nog day CHINA. Way JAPAN RATAM A Al t'l lIIILBOVILNZ et Pm' thpatiraalka RING. croR6E SSYDNEY, } taws amts —tbeday ftWNP. ea, Re. deaketatobanseatorday The Steamrrs leave Marseilles every eonday. Per toll particulars as to trtMt. = n and lartamasa omit at the °emptily 1 Mena atrial. Leabaa. or Criental.plare. Southampton. ►rO the ELECTORB of the lINIVERBITY of ovemt. 6sstrarso.-1 saw lanyard to sive you an 11 0= 011, 7 of atterhor 7w► prior against Ur W Irbil& is to tar todopultres of ro Usiionity by Um ti to Mesh it toto tbs Print Arm& of a party, mg lie its imisliborss by Ur sterset tab rosely it writ yirsolisslis Moos sot - obsoiste pro ration& nII II EN% T H BAT 114: 4mi-um &w...:e. ' 4C L3 L w ase.....A „ wir it M A . rioN tit fiki lilf_s_ Mums. Kr. . . k . . 4 . ),;,,,,, :401=aar a i=, i r lk, • .31T- 7 4 - ir - - -- BilMit t Ilhe M t _. . .... llerg=pvjetal• INTRIALKUIZOB 'FROM ABROAD. pet,L Ml= ••• . I ' l ' I 1 , • • -Oak . ; :4% . * "", r ; Nab: 1116 i• r • ~ooaad do appear boa art ". ' 'Leriarpraw, kat widiellai• PIM% Wad appardaampe fat ilium* ra m vestw low sepftsued aparroidi Obtlislaisea la 1444Moutegigtrairridilrillan =lt inn fivot;ided • • *lig' mid awe meow ;ea vibrairibs , 4l4 • s vs.: tlaciatilla sorbet - 11altyaratrbutafeltdrallyillisi W Toe& .i$ bastes thabccbdi ball"aa Alm% as M ealswreeseekaVaissaawite e r i:444l. lltiew with* Bowl %paw W tha aegial, wither of alma has ewe tbe paterviaises now Warred tar • The part Ws Iltbarie t warm this caw dos Mid by fib. iiidifib who W.wlswlt MOS ber 'lb* mamas. iw as itemalay as teralia la the sad !+w4 :.14 Pawl,* Ibleleaig who 'hal pardwarlp _bow Amass at •Ws aiptsaltatil-hall wow% asia.aliesable award= la lai Saturday's yeeliawase bro. ti splay umlauts wise at agree ',l_Calkstal'emsebt Pads* palm awl oat aliwbisSalbEllp awe lOW tit idler ararcareses tram' WWI tie ails" lab bee awls were Ow with good:ellart, pat bee partatsmass shirtier wad de cidedly wesesstaL kr. SaWley, es the Wm (Whale -iseblartlirldriskalobWatabeadialsaili ases ; Spar Pdt as Ware, was willb art allaisat illi .= _ _ _ NATAL AND MILITARY ). --.,--- WOOLWICH, Nov. L A deputation the Woolwich local board pi ..,.. = . ...,,m,xpet =IfET IF . ...., 1 .1.1.7 5s •26te Pia... 6-.....ag pa_ replied fiat time el ialail a seas ere bap: r eify*, graimiztvia. be el ta .71= esdhen 'Ala the Mel lit loom They would, bow ovw, tarry oat ouch elleopileat within Nati le=Lok coevasinwe to the ieboetioan of Woolwich ea p OMMIONI. 1.088 OF HMI MASHEIFFB SHIP RATTLF.R. ' 300/04LONG, Oar. 21. Her Majesty's Z eit itattlyr, Commander has be lase es the north St eart e rf!?esee (J , • I allows and esow were awed. Con Noe loss* iteverthoo ot the log the ihrowsmeat hos olatitted t ir i roo rw eeta b e s tage,esel Ss= OS li e te alo b eLat I A V Mevaapa C i i r hta Proust it erow softly tLemesel aims Sewn. l i gi the alas owe emlesoiel =tr i be a = spettio es Megzem ed t id ep e eys hiVekad. Tle p istelf a( Wm privilege et earr a get SIM mekaimout t tt lit * l' et " Ohl It to= t a i lit P e:= r t "' el 1110 I re A. I reprel Mot weer ramie at moose et eswfwa Ile °Muth teem* &premiss ot the Math mill st ne NI against the sal loaves Thigh Mae the noset_siel position e = tp w ebareis It tboolleolik wen Ma Wont to swept Ns diastole balmiest. I bebearit la ell eerie nesse% reneive ths me* hboroJ eaoritlerstieli St t e i4d Perthaeost. It it is debar Meal to eNer belie es a es whisk It le preasslised to detest, it will. I tear be emit In teas* sad. wises the isevitsblet= the i r= ho—Ta dg else is soy 'pill* Alm prn the Chimilli Deg* tag witlithe Mime is th• staNse . his . = v ot e g lastemmtMell es Nos am Criy ailsw esos nes every abet la my power te pielimee to It rimy OS =theoft Ms prowl, shish essM pie les e r sta ithoot ro.. gnat ail 0 = s leolies eel paw is to tease Is Ilie In the Usheedig driow we es as Is the No Wallow sies Mahe lenties. Tie hi= Mt% t i. Vl= a cs Ce tho thelle w.. 32iLewe the whale is Ifie sod . =ll to their sines -- iirrens aas ° grata is sow Min ip motissl a z w yes tet the Neetmemslesadidotes to gleam themerves to Issitimensee of ear ows Thaysowig In tie pram* Mafia Thsy Nest this comet mew beds.. They taw that lie LI sweat pow ably elude the hand ot okay's. The elwwge I Mow& le Meek. Throw down the !wrists UM deans& Ns enbesse. new am its portals to every maim. Bessoms the religisse Mole whia as ar ar e slim to the molt of the eas the tralviesity whet N bat lo—bet is not—the Nakao/ et Ireland. I hove se for the UlliTO2Sii7 if this to leas Mobs it wassetorlsa; but keep it seltseversias sod ties Slidwill hold its own. Ds light will sot Damns manes. bat will lts limdgesat allllll.lOOll partially on an. . . Mr= Row. lag. Stair MINN'S THRATILB, TO-NIGHT at l r d est e fram la XV °I V& ak& .M ... ... INA.. .Swim : . . ftr -- ; b l:tir a r aialir . chasm: 1. • - ti % vie dial isetee_epetnninvg Ookma POltil -()emit of Gana, in the roam Wiener is plabliehed in to-&Ve Gapele. ' t 61....1 Newels, Minisker of Itimes, bee !Need an which he states thirkeeeselseng a elm* was inserted in the. lees of the - 11th Jidy, op, . whereby the government usderteok to I met 16 per cent. free those loins, tomerlitute a MAMA fund for mehtiog thecrat e emilpiwise, 4 0 1 6441 angsgemmt wee . not , *NAN ordure-Am bum the loan issued the delis, of the 98th October, 1868, a sum with the 'abeesil objeltehould be appropriated equal to the Miebet fugal, the kw of 1187 , and also that a meerve if 16 re met. should be kept as indicated in tbet law, Theemeg decree orders, sacesover, tbe I_ idiom 4 A . goicial committee, who se= 1 . Weir No v a joh t bust, mesa* of , r A DELLIDE, Port Phillip (Melbourne), Sydney, Tatiroaaro's bland, .n Pommes° Waal I doa— AMPERPOII. TIIIOIdOON, aod 00. will dapa‘ch itolarksaa tapper MUM • 'ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACIL—OpIa izsbriss a lt sai Thr p u fr iter fn era da". Ompse. sad TL. Gal Me. 28 , Captain hi. RoPel Ifilflomoo i the Duke of Edinburgh, left Plymouth Bound on. liatutdaY for' Madeira, Cap* of Good Hope, Bast. India, Ito. $ A ' . ADMIRALIT, Nov. 7.—AZlOnrncerre.—Cagkia Colin A. Campbell, to th. .Otio. • 41 4iticvial for service in the Artadan • Naviseetsj .. . Borates, kr li, thadad IL 1 8. Bray to the . *WM gab' Liratinaati Richard G. Roe s additional to i & lc ionowrin . for ierviee in th• Forret ; sad 1 1 2 1d E. , to the Cockatrice. Amieleotoßer gem W. tin to tho Dias. anobletesd. Navel qodot, nominated, Resiost . t 1t delea& Ad#aadt, Pore Phillip I. 'linty d H• &Ty. 'Charlotte Truate : Z:Grew* oty aristiae I r. Teams .. r. rew•pras Cover, D. Labe.... 1 LD. Nov. IS L.D. 'Nov. IS L.D. es. Is L.D. Des 1 0. l et. L.D. 8. L.D. know. W.I. D. w ar. WON. ow. 7. LD. at. 1131111INKB 13110CBSS of /IMAM Prrnsw, 31seisiniel in Darm i tv p illVa . V&SA!it vesa ilid islik 2B 2Vl26oB aa: P erl i tmku= i bse Use uirsaa• P•mdiro fir Or kr • 1•00. a•••••• of portan•••••• . la Liberia and I - Amines lnk& rim iti a ... !Tam ...44m W. Ilvka.. or maw. or primmer m) to AALUskroPUri, XlitlSlLlfOli. rad (V. No. I. Bfiliter-mart. A N EARTHQUAKE in ENGLAND.—New tml . as e =s a tt. tut.% ri t t n z= v w .a tt fras — wvtui w Thas4rMas_ ... Lead** Raw 4 9, by Yr. Mil=lbs. 099 M " &Mr As — V i rimima Timbre Barber: Milt llllMa k t=an POLITIEMNIC. QTEAII to MELBOURNE—Messrs. MONEY tl WIGHAM and BOWS ,of Lapdog') LINZ of FAN and PACKET SHIPS to Aseiratio 7b leave the daft ladle Docks ow Saturday, the ME November, asthma ss uth, 9e eelcbrated auxiliary mew etearaehA D IMONTSNIRF., time :Mt me retorter 30e.horee power nom 1.600 todiested. Wow .8 the Eam India Dods ; J. R. ATWOO , Oommosnder. This iob uditi etilonship has been bails by her owners, Nam. Nosey it wean and Son, eft for the Australian painsimer trade, ..se. just perlmmd the parade from Plyvainith to Neftwerse ei iieyr. accommodatioas pommemiers ensempassed. "4 she will carry an experienced surge for oe. —For an Or_ pomajg pli to .hORT . sod MORGAN. with Kama. MONEY 161111,11 sad BON. leadenhalletweet, London. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. Nov. f. The election of members of the Council of the Sorb took piece this day in the Etimite-hoeme. The retiziag scab= (by rotation) wave : Beene or Cotamens.—Dr. Clow the Preyed of Mare: omit Dr. Atkinson. Meeker ef Clam Peoressose.—Dr. Thesseee wed Dr. Lightfoot. 07111111/112.111 or 711/1 Beers.—Mr. threpioa, Quereif ; Mr. Power, Pembroke; Mr. Psalm Caine; and Mr. Rased, Trinity. The VicarCheseeller (Dr. Atidneen. Meier of (jwe) peenkied. The malt number of 'mamma were bi be Meted as above. omit as mare wee nomM•W then time we veconnes, • poll tree taken from elms to oh% with the tdkrwbig result, the Mile sea to whose mama ea monist le inn being deMod .wriasar now COLD IT HAS BEEN.-NEORETTI and &UMW; eliebeseed THPAKOXIITEM win imr resigiiar the i lowest tomperseere. Pries as M. rittm s nattesetardes ; Se, an In. eent-eneet. /14 ; sad Crystal Palms O m. elyelestrai.ne MADRID, 'km. 7, Beam A *em has been issued by Marshal Serrano, coni pung CieDella Prim in the rank of Oom mwark.-in-Chief of the may, which was oonferred on Wm on the 30th B.ptember last. General Prim hes issued a circular, in which he reminds the army that anti of mind and action, which is ob tain ed illn onl dimipline, is the sole source of its moral an strength, and that any • or act on its part wouldettarmisom ;let& n egation of this principle, by throwing a rn at the mercy of the instigetions of polidcul porkies. Thecircular therefore prohibits soldiers from taking pert, whether collectively or individually, in associations or meetings in any vrafpublic which are intended to ex apolitiml idea or object. The Gasetk publishes a decree of Senor Figuerola, presenting to the municipal authorities of Media(' the private part of the Been Beth, to be turned into a perk for public use. • RUSSIA. Signer T noel Ni ONO di *Me; dile; elareelns bah/ IWO in Mum sppes. The Melee wee 110 Weld in we* pert. PANAMA ROUTE to NEW ZEALAND sod ArSTRALLL—IXPORTANT NOTICE—In Mars therm trifl Tv no tranatopment in the West Indies of rargo fur Nrm Zealand and Australia, as I tt a aastra "4""l a throuph from Southampton to the Isthmus of Panama. are ay or ea ror the great ruellse et the do e y ah . e i l = "k and Fellow of the Cellar, tree eirerd to the Chair ot Meng Phllosery is the Outuwoly, sM mow Ile Zero Firmer at Lam I aa in r=eows to yr. /hit It le sat writ but ray yerigiee Ilea word ere rare era year arra I soh Tor =ae nee. Carr lorwerd r the or pones* elf whir 1 brier to be beer o. Ira relies era mound err* tor trek I dual meet saort he • Ustredly whew every noir idarts g =sein d a and perwas eastlarat it. .do.-1 have the hoary to be, your ?HO& Z. OMB. It. Terry C m cgrilublia. Nov 4. THZ I , IIW eZZEWI OP ALL THE YEAR ROUND, cesissudiff Oaossas Dreams, To be oomemeel es the Ilk OS December. emealo •■ OZULUIAL 34061, P/DMIIIM TAM asehled Dr PO= ; • ado, et DW11411.11 Ikea" eoltZed NNW 1711001110 od = 01011 L SLIM" by CHAIM= DIMINO, mmy War 'Mew sod !erica: te, WeWaseelookeet, almiod; aie dg ropmea as 4 HaD. 110. PSeeedWy. W.O. CBTSTA.T.. PALACE. The teacart of Saturday last intrxhieed the novel feature el nom ado playing oa the organ erected by Kerma Walker Let eianon. Dr. Stainer, of Magdalen College, Oxford, who was the polemisr ea the wanks, arevatedtwopiessioftlielsighertordorafrceeponitionfortbe . . . .. _ VEW ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA, via Panama. —The towel to Mare Panama for New Zealand d Australia. on arrival of mails and by ROYAL AIL 'SAMPAN V% Mesmer. an hid at D.esAa. h the spiandfd rt Metin.tr RtAHI E, 1..500 tout renisni; 330 north Accommodation toy pm...ogees is of best :1( hate rooms bang elegantly tined up and filllnshed with every ~ a.l. rt. Paceenimm go dirwrt from .tremor on Atlantie side to toeel co Panne side. the transit semis the Isthmus of Panama , u; pop only a few bows. No transhipment in the West Indies -A; rly at It ot Moongate-rtmet, mast—the fourth of seestas by liceidelesoha (op. 66), sad the grand fugue la 0 minor by Sebastian Bach. The applause Ind& followed his perfeneassue was loud and matinee& Tie erehestral erceta at Saturday's cowed were Beesiara hellbent °venal. to Le Sip de Unitaht, Weadelesoba's roseatie and picturesque lakt of Arval overture Ms Ibiridess), the tenser at the cosuaasie- SITBAN FIELDING. Saabs or Oman& Mawr% Mostar ot Wall lts 'Dr. Batas" MAW ot IL &W y s ft Dr. Olkos, Provost ot ICLes 4l Dr. Cattail, Maim at Oarior s. 4 Paorsarosa. *Bev. Protease. Lightfoot ... 87 J Be.. P/06111101 Mazda 01 •Prateolar Blast 414 I Be.. Profaner Seiwys. ID Orissa Mamas or rag Baser& •Ray. W. O. Mak, Triattr, hoc T. Naddabsok, Ikea JO Rib& Onto, St Be.. N. M. ernes, War .. GB •Bee.W.ll. Osaros, Cheat's 7$ Be.. B. H. Wei ... tB *Rev. H. A. Nof Jana 78 Kr. P. Putt:risk, ' ... 18 May. B. O. Posor,Mraaromml TS BERM ELECTION.—OUT-VOTERS &sir tot 71IN WALTZ]; Est A ma the Ram itill ir aS mimm , wiz o In sonnesien with me == Weston, may obtain latansatica by_ 4Mg to the THOMAS PrIOOLM ROMIII. fiverstem. liberal Iteristratias Ameelailem S. Qessa4einark Westminster. S.W. 617)38CILIBEE8 TO TIKPLII RAE Aretatenaea That the DICZYB33I NUNIUOL whieh will essesease the utsetiew Vol to , will egoista the es d s New &eta Sent asted BAN FIELDING. By the Anther et "Alellie lo well." COM- TAPE of GOOD HOPE I'ANT.—FAIMAGE to MADEIRA, 84 Hahne. Ome Oakley, est.). undo.. Mail contract time, in powerful Maaisas spe• Ottml for comfort of Imemoters. Pamela taken at is. a cubit Writ rowel. ASIA. 1.400,mi1l leave punctually m Mlth s. ~tour hem London, and 3rd December from Falmouth. I onset of letters. addressed "By private steamer Ana, via T. mvuth." 4d. the half ounce to dr Helena and ( . tape Colony; a. so Madeira. _ CIAMBRIDOESHIRE ELEC T I 0 N.-OUT -11.1 TOM= desists/au Ter iA rCHAZD TOM), INK . and the Right Bow D. la eemerisa will' the ea= Eleetkaw as obtats information az t e r=o the ItIOOLLS NO Liberal Ragletration Aopotestiew I, eneoweenetw • Weetatieter, LW. sib.* the latter at the oonalimion of the coneert (a position which might well have ban reveresd)—and about mid way in the programme, Beethoven's symphony la B flat, the !earth of hie Woe sash works. Again is it our plea seat duty to speak of the sputa ezaellenes of the perform ances of the Crystal Palace orelestra, ender its pains taking modular, Kr. Mason lamedigdy, la 2 vols.. S X 0 X sr UPI at SAD= BADE!. lialkaed Bottlay. New laaatiagtatt‘a E ; • WE - 141111131311R0, Nov. & Tr lambic, official organ of the Minister of War isal 4889 wane to appear from the Ist of Ja . Tbe subscriptions for shares of the fieratow Railway will lie open on the 10th, 11th and 12th infant. - - SIR STAFFORD NORTRDOTE ARD TEE IRISH CHURCH. or freight orpaseege apply It or address to 31, New Broad. 'wet, Landow. IVEW YORK direct for .C 3 10s. by the cele e I tasted mums packet GEEAT WESTERN. I.SOO tons. to 12tb November. Steamers for New York, Boston. Re. tisk.* • rkty fan*. 0 and If Somers.—Apply to MARTO : and PINEY, Leudenball-etrmt. PAST FMSR ELECTION.-017T-VOTERB -■-• desiring to support &r THOMAS BUILOH Bait., and Sir THOMAS NEVILLE ABDT, Bart., is connexion with the approsohing Elsefiss, may obtain infornistlas br Kelp ing to the undersigned. THOMAS NICOLL! BOBICRTS, Seerelary. Liberal Resift:ration Asemeation, a , Quoin-square.. Westminster, & W. Os ii la I vas.. liege pew $ ew, SW. IWO Perteeie of the aseetM.Kineheek. wed NW" Use Prime wed Mame &Ow Wm. New et geeereehro, sad Miewb at the Primo ad Mew et TIM LAAVAV I VTILIC 101:PER01 ICALIM/ILIAN. Y DIARY IN MEXICO IN 1867; including =sit 1 1 11:7 1 ii im whit t f's At ecaVg y rimy d ea Ow ealswlleia. Peewee 11 1 . as flAweieww. to the liewffee and tallow prima with bbe stet t=ro. Bestley, New Burtinetowetreee. The coneerir here have been continued daring therm* wee mem • almost minagement from that of triLweviena swim, Mr. Ithiplway hmkg oneeseded Mr. m divulge. The inhiMalmwooni, however, have been of • shit elmnoW,Wmashowelng generally with an overture of wove or hm eisnioal er, and inchtf iga varions pismo ei loose mit, among which the (laetrile of the late U. Jana has been thel lgli jed attraelion. The solo vocalist, have been Miss Pane Holland (who has been well received in her various is her clever sisal don of the ewol-oing howl s Faust), and • new tenor, Mr. Reed w ho lie s s uc i= into sudden great favour with This gentle man has • voice, the an d power of which would L i e ss y til: e ln y ne g h t ca il. c cultivation seems to 1 OTIIR.D A. 31 r i. l . lhe RHINE.— W The favourite paddle te F.z.ratelt.pier. e AY, at II a.m., retur s r troM Rotterdam every Farei—ealoon, Se.; tore se: 150. Return tickets a tare and a hall. The screw steamer Fl CCOORD is also despatched from off the Tower every THURS. lAT MORNING early. Fare, It& ; return tickets, b. Id.— through Rhine tares see monthly lime tella Peer . apply to PRILLIFFS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS an t rr Ptinetan's-hottee, Idol-lane, Great Towr • sLret , E.C. ; or Chap • Volversal OW*. Reseatenaras. W. PRUSSIA. BERLIN. Nov. 7, Eviimm. Lord Augustus Loftus, English Ambassador at this court, proceeds to-morrow to London on leave of absence for some weeks. The Prussian Ambas sador it London, Count Bernstorff, leaves the day after to-morrow for England. VAST KENT ELECTION. OUT-VOTERB -&-A oie to =wort HENRY JA TOPTON. as h . sad ter JOHN MEDEMCK CRONY, Encl., m el& the Il = HOHAS r ena oli On num obtain htfaintras I. the /mo Liberal Reglelreelos Asioniallon. 4 o us l4ll.4qaair. Wolll4lioWer y &W. • IPILW WO= BY " THZ JOURZIMIAN NNOIMIL" THE GREAT UNWASHED. In 1.01., tug ,A km Ida "10.. Mitts mil OMB= Mt the Warldis Claires." Wow ready. I_ I OTHENIIIJR43, from London direct.—The • • swivelled twin screw reamer MARY, Captain TIZOYAr; LE:Sillorill mil from )(divan Dooks on the 14th November, and eurnatt 6151111447 ;Trwat.har 011111itialt dim dare no. motolathow • • Fermi : 36. : return, Ul4e. 6d. k. Li .—• P r=LIN'S Universal Onlov, Ropwitnirons. . or So Piill LIPP6, GRAVES, PHILLIPPO and Co., BC Thin %a:sr-Deese. Great Towerwtreet, London, E.C. VAST SOMERSET ELECTION. —OUT VOTERS denting to suport Gilead pormg uopooto HATTER. in conneskati with-the Leto ikdopoalice - - ' .MOIIArNIOOLL: r.MIII, flectetery. Reeetestei heansint . W. Qadob7ovolo, A NSW WORN ST Abe REAT 0017WTRY l 1m. , . A.81111711 gas Gse * nags Am? LA- lArtarAiiiiiin this ay. Tirolmam 114 ITALY. PLOWINGS, Nov. 7. A royal decree has been promulgated appointhig the 24th of November for the re-assembly of the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies. The semi official arritelltillOt /63141111 e elates that no oon vemtilin or other arrangement has yet been oaa °laded by the Italian government upon the Roman question. VAST SURREY ELECTION.—OUT-VOTERB .■-• desiring to somport the Hon. P. J. LOCK&IING, and CHARLES BUXTON. Eta., ht eonnexica with the Election, may obtain information by applyi to the THOW NIOOLM R • Liberal Registration Asecoiatieo S. Queenegnare. Westminster. d pi . NOTICK—New needy. ma awry Wow, THZ ISZOOND MOUTON OP TSB MOONSTONE. B WILKES Cow" Author el " The Women in &a a voia Tinsley Hero. IS. DRAMA. DRI7TRY LANE. R REKEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns a-, wick. and Central Germsay.—The North Gamma Use, L.- .sta screw steamer CONDOR. Captain JA}E iril De despatched on THURSDAY, Nov. H. calling at Black either peripittize), at 11 noon.—Yerss to Bre m en 11 sad LP -turn ticket.% L 3 and it 10a—Apply at U fficer, Rem .t-drcus„ W. ; or to P.L.WPB, GRAVER, PHIL LIPPS and 00., Bt. Duastaterhoww, Crow.lose, Ghost Tower. stmet. LQ This da at Library in th• kingdom. in I min ANNE RD. A Novel. By Yrs. UY WOOD. Author of « Emit Lynam." "Trorlyn Bold." to. Also. non reedy. ITILIrti r IaBIOLLILS;►• Demestiontory. By Rom Noucimns Vat Tinsley Brothers. U. OatherinoMmet. The performance of Mr. Halliday's King o' Soots, which retains an undiminithed popularity at this theatre, is now followed by a new ballet entitled Beds, which was produced for the brut time on Saturday evening. Bola is a mixture of the old comic ballet and the bad divertisse- Lent. Its prinsigal Miseetions are the dancing at Wile. AnairTarseisr, the little Preach p►meirm EiwwwW4 who appeared in the pantomime here last season, and the gro tesque performances of Mr. C. Lauri, who has devised for his part some tricks of a novel kind. EABT 8178 SEX • ELEOTION.-OIIT-VOTEBS emirthe to support JOHN GEORGE DODSON. ran.. kid Lord E I DWD CAVLNIDIBII. in 000neziou with tbot Electron. may *MEM information by applying to the THOMAS NI 0012 A ROEILMTS. Sesratary. Mend Registration immolation. i, Queen -aware, Wentomstmr. iIrARDIAN FIRE wad LIFE OFFICE. Letsblieked Lombard-street.. London. E.C. 1 Nrs DIVISION.—LEW LIFE AeRCLE.VCE9. In order to .• n. the next dinette of probes, tenet be effected BEFORE ',a/felt NEST. IKELLIE'S MEMORIES; a, Domestic Story. B 7 Rau Iloocnirrs CAUT. In 3 yob. (Itemily Ws day. Tinsley Brother.. le. eritherthootreee. .1; for proporal torten and information to the Company's A 1.. r the beeretary, 11, Lombard-street, EC. LONDON and SUBURBAN LAND and BrILDING COMPANY Mindred). Ofdeee—No. luta, rencliurchet, If • ney received on DEPOSIT at FOCH PEN *WU. INTERIM wi r etle en short notice. IVL YEE CENT. allowed cc same of £lOO and upwards U d-; alted f mot Ise than one year certain. JONATHAN TAMAN. fleeretarr. N VIA OFFICE, November 6, 1868. The RETART OF STATE FOR INDIA LN COUNCIL !.bl' oil - UMW - ICE, that the amount for which TENDERS 1,1131 of EXCHANGE on C.ltloutts and Modred' will be is •• •o at the Rank of England, on WEDNESDAY. the ltth instant. It terser suited in the advartasement usual ham this (dim on I. • ; November. lee, will be rupees 20,00,0011. CLINTON. J 1 OYAL HOSPITAL for DISEASES of the CHEST. CITY-ROAD. A ;flipDP* it greatly needed to meet the henry current exywnAes • Ilobnital. Bankers—Glyn. Mill.. and Co. CRARLEIS I. KEMP. Secretary. METROPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, Demishireemare, City. N.E, for the immediate gratin. • up relief of thr sick poor of every nation and creed, without the i.:sy of a letter of recommendation. I•srarm—His Royal Highness the Prin.,. of WALES. KG., ke. Thw Hospital has no endowment, it is entirely dependent upon •outer? contributions and legacies. i Saiii.kb—Mmue. Barnette, Howes, Banbury', and Lloyd, 62,Losibardatreet OEORGE CEOXTON. Secretary. N'ATIONAL BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. Founded by the late Peter Here*. Zetabbiked Pak In 1' AN by Royal (Barter. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the members of this • :vti , .n will be held on THURSDAY, the 16th inst., at half ., a.m., peedeely, in the Freensamons' Tavern, Great Queen ' • Lieldn's-inn-bvlds. to MOW . .. the report of the Committee, :44 to Nees THIRTY-THREE PENSIONERS. to whom toidt d the two runclieleten whom names have been lowed lArt. The chair will be taken by HENRY POWNALL. P Mince the mrtabliehswest of the Institution Lace partaken of Ito temente. the total elm received by £=.49.0. Annual hubscriptions of I. entitle to ;u1 Ilw , to two votes. of il. to four votes. ke. Life • .i.. of LS entitle to two votes : of (10,_to four rotes, ke.— • US. cvsithamptewrow. lik.msbory, W.C. Hours from 10 to • - FREDERICK LW/BRILL& Sierotary. ( )I'EN ALL NIGHT.—The Committee of the :J , NLON FEMALE PREVENTIVE and REFORMATORY • " UT lON hate • HOME OPEN ALL NIGHT, for the int. m, ption of bf , ndkaa and fallen fuutalus. ;•. January Lai to tklobur atf pour crastune ',ought and ut. ududsf son. Ifs are gyeatly_NEEDED for thin Arenas. E. W. THOMAS. Bar., n.. ROMon-folvi. N.W. • " VERNITUItE and EFFECTS, at No. 11, RUT. LAN DUAL H TbrePARA. a ESSRS.DANIEL SMITILSON,andOABLEY ail) SELL by Art TION, upon the Premier., No. U. Rut . nia the lease - having been diaposod of!, TOMORROW, Nov. it fur 1 peer* ly,a POICHON of the PUILNITURE and Li NS in the abuse residence ; touipeisiog a vet of well-made gain, dining told. r, Erne, la carpet., damask and bit cur. , is mahogany dining ehuira widnutwood drateing.roorn , n handsome walnut 1.... table with inlaid niarquoterte bonier, to cabinet. chimney and pier Omer., inalingany • four•poot and •., r trebtearto, waolotoolt. todetelmis_ _,. and numerous effort" of .11 bombe] or an done -tie 0ft1 , ' , .. -May be tlewod title day. gut-a 0141DOOD OD th• premiere, and of Mean.. DA SI M. anti Oa DIA Y. laud aroalo and marvoiora, No. 10, • .., Patina.% KW. I:REY.—To LET, one of the 11.. t, HOUSES the county at the rents/. Open situation,' fine views; 11 e.'g, and offites- sent rate order. tient, 50 minima AJ , ply to Mr. Pk I( ;h, on the prenusea,The Avenue, Wallimp • , 11r MARTIN, 4, Queenouniet.plaoe, .I.AMERE-TERRACE, * Upper Westbourne . t.rnms. W.-Pinot-elms FAMILY MANSION to LET, No. tenure. roidete with evil,' convenience. Rent, SAI.- tie, on the lo , utiro4; or Mr. MARTIN, 4, Omouwaseet. Si FURNISHED APARTMENTS to .to a prel. ate fondly. Using la LAP Madam* boo" rte Aeotboome.park stational the awdboaris for the tt. at.. red. A lane drawingsgoom Ihroissomily funsiehost moil comfortable bodoloas, with daaniag MKS. sad . ''•l b.. Lrothen or Menai would W this a moat dn. No ehildran or other Nara board if duffed. hurood. Address H., care of I. bOßßOlltlill. 41, hateerater. C O AL. — OROROE J. OOCKRRILL and Co. -- sus cro ak only Mafia-IS, Omaha. —_ _.._ . ---- --- To CON WMPTIVES.—A dm VuI father is =s " 6 ""a. 14 `'Iihr by at& fres et to an wbo with it. .." lownid,. I vt ag i id a yea mimed to tf. , afil tr,a, ... '" 1 ear bawls' both elm , 2,17.4.A.-?..)1.:.0-1:::;:tn;I:ar father. a vow:sows fly , Oath ta se la ooki at of ataaup q.ca i cg i = s.. = b P. 14t e gri. ""..nfi-t. 2. MlLovat,...e . liINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA. trii:7l.,. 4 4 insi .o profeethm tar thirtzrats lia a=l; : I f fi tl • ''' -64 . Zon . thr il th. " '"=r4leut. find rz i u . .• sal 7 •.• - ~ .t athf foe dames eggenthenik. thnorthal..l for 14.11...= and Isdarati.—um II WOAD sad no.. Itt .."" 171 . N.* nand *tot lamas, an/ of *ll othar dadaists if* %odd. NC.iRTH DEVONSHIRE ELECTION.-OUT VOTERS desiring to sa_pport T. D. ACLAND . Era. , in con nexion with the anwo . 47 Damns's', may obtain Wonsan= by an applyma to the d ' TB RAS ?MOLLS ROBERTS, Searetary. liberal lbegiateation llama:dation. 0. tdaseaaquaro, - Weetminater, B.W. NORTH LANCASHIRE ELECTION.—OUT in VOTERS deviiing to impsiort the Illitot of HARTING. o z lox. connexion with th OWllin e smoselthil inicr"ilc.nby aFi'l CA IABI I n " ROBERTS, Seeretaii. Regietration A limn t Othenoquare. Weetinineter. P. W. NORTH WARWICKBHIRE ELECTION.- OUT-VOTERS desiring to support 0. F. MUNI7, Esq.. and E. F. FLOWER. Rua, in oonliezion with lb. := 1 . 7 Election, may obtain information by applying to the THOMAS NI ROBERTS, neemtary. Liberal Registration Association. t. Qaminequare, Westminster. B.W. MOUTH-EAST LANCASHIRE ELECTION. OUT-TCYTERS dodrim to Annan H. YATES THOMPSON. Ewa.. and the Right Hon. MEDEMCK PEEL. in ounotorton with 11:- "P re tsl awn eIe at I MAS msy NICOLIZIOBEITTS bY aPPiring , Lirerarilegutastion lameen4quare. Wertminater. &W. SOUTH LEICESTERSHIRE ELECTION. OCT-VOTERS &wiring to support THOMAS TERTIUS MOM Esq., in ronnezion with the Ilkatios. soy obtain information by applying to the THOMAS NICOLL& BO nets, eteretary. Metal Registration Assails tion,b, W Quasnoguare, Westminster, &. SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE ELECTION. - OCTCYTERS deriving to anmort Lord with the ROBERT N. C. HAMILTON, BarL, in connexion the approaching Election, ma y obtain information by applying to the untierrigned. THOMAS NICOLL(' ROBERTS, Secretary. Liberal Be tio Amporiation, 5, Queen.equaLee, Wartminster, S.W. WEST KENT ELECTION.-OIIT-VOTERS &siring to sutowt sir JOHN Lt7HHOCIL Bast, and WILLIAM ANO EBSTEI N, Eeq, In eonnemon with the ap proaching Election, may obtain information by applying to the undereigned. THOMAS NICOLLS ROBERTS, Secretory. Laberal flegietration Amodation 6. Queenoognare, Wmtmlneter. S.W. WEST SURREY ELECTION.-OUT-VOTERS deairing to support FREDERIC PENNINGTON. Eap., In ronnssiou with the approaching Election, may obtain iniefdoioo by applying to the undersigned. THOMAS NICOLLS ROBERT'S, Secretary. Liberal Registration AssociaboNS, idueenequare, Weetminster, H. W. MONEY. —E2O to £BOO ADVANCED imme diately on furniture. without reimowsl. JobOolitY. ILSW OM& Way be repaid by esey Longmont's. No eiongo at all if de. Abed. TWINS. inchneve, 11 Nor eent. Mem& WOW. — =dry st the MATE 0171Cn sks. W.O. Advances on Powell% 1 4 1E.810 COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT HAB BEEN AWARDED THE GOLD MEDAL AT THE MARITIME EXHIBITION, HAVRE, °masa, M 11011_ lANDFORTES (Collard, Broadwood, A. have's' excellent PIANOS, including tin et the 7-octave epetitum trichurd taste's' in elegant walnut isd icauwtod-_ L 7 Card and Collard, and a patiotgrand °Bagels walnut by ltrOall wocel, all nearly now and quit. parfait, at unemmily tow prices A varlet, of the superior new patent 7.oatase sitigagee of has and full tone, of the beet manufacture, with all the latest Improve meta, at 10 guineas or in very elegant came at In mamma— the moat advantageous instruments in Embus& at WANK 61111YVISIDI and Co.. M Ifoorgate-etrest, Bank. ILO. RECOND-lIANDFIREgamboge'andBUROLAA-PBOoF 0 ,1 BAFIDI--Before amid for Grifftlie" lAttee, ley Milner-,lfair Per ry and Mao. 11111Alid, and every emin about half Ilia pease am A tummies given with each. A sealtle of Bann% fliglib Awns A 2 lae. Apply to GILIFFITHA,II3, OannamsbreoLHAL IMPORTANT SALE OF CABINET AND UPllol,l37lltlf FURNITURE.—Hera HARDING. HAD -1.01, and BIRD, et 4. 00, nitrate...W.of beArftessepeUed by taut Metropolitan Railway to give up their will sell. as and after tha lot November, the whole of their • 4.:LLSIS 111 . 04111 C at COOT PRICE JOHN 00 8 NELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH PAM% 111 postly /1111Pliat to angTooth Poway. Om to. Tooth • pearl4lk• whitosom twos Amy. oat Imparts • piombmg Iteites••• rer• is triath. Wise GL JOAN GOIRIBLL mid Co.'s PATENT TRI CHOSARON, sr sistrimumied HAMBRUIlli.the possbar resitamical imoslrseliir el wieldi asimailsber the two ligleatisas at drafts inith= ii :L . l l2:l ... Their street. We of 11 4 . rlge Z hime iag e ARNOLD and WNW IRPRBORPTIBa am- THUMB solorowlodord to lor the owl mug oontert able Inoto tavololoC Illiala Ka ,1/61. tor miaow woolotoro. fra. • ~~AWrt lib fit` ArlttiololAArsio, Hada. Wats. ; mot am otrot w i"m termr s. am ot i zeor umas. seiboutoolorol try WOLD N.9.—Dtrootiono for orrooormost mod orlon ferwarda AZ ri• porlisood few& to Wool to lobo. OUT of the MESHES. A Story. In 3 vols. Also ads day. • HOUSE of CARDS: a Novel. 871 Gs. CASIIIIIIVOIT. 3 vols. Tinsley Bratfeed• la. Oithariairtreel Doody this day, in 3 vela, THE SEABOARD PARISH. By Ozoacia of • M Quist Neighbourhood, scrionsi.o. LLD., Autho ke. rof "Robert Falooaer," Annals " Also, TEM OCCUPATION, of • MIMED LIP& By Bowan, GAAIIIIIT. 3 yob. Tinsley Brothers, 111. Catherine-street NOTICE—A New Novel. by the Author d " Grade Mita" Is., HAUNTED LIVES. By J. S. Ls FAxtr, Author of " • Lost Name," le. 3 vols. ALA% (Ready this day. OTRANOI WORK. A Novel. By Tip:mu ARCH 'IL In 3 rola (Ready tWs day. Thudey Spathe's, 111. eatberineetreet. Elf CHEAP EDITIONd OP NNW AND POPULAR Foam _ _ . TINbLEY Rudy This Day, at elf iitloirsrilers': sad at every Railway Book stall in Use Idnpdosi, Illastraisd Wrapper, pries re.. BLACK SHEEP. By EDMUND YATES, Author a "The Rook Ahead, ke. Barren Honour. The Wsterdale Neighboom Sword and Uown. Me Pre** Widow. The Savage (job Papers. I Miss Forressse. Tinsley Brothers. IS, Catbsetnastrest THE WEATHER.—Tho intensely cold weather, forth' period of the year, which has been experienced in the metropolis and the country generslly since Wed nesday last, brought with it ymW , fty morning the first snow which has Wen in London this season. During Saturday night—as indeed during the two nights pre viously—there was • bard frost, and the thermometer fen several degrees below freezing point. All the ponds in the open spaces round London were yesterday morning covered with a moderately thick coating of ice, and on the ornamental waters in the various royal parks there was a thin sheet also, which, however, gnickly melted on the appearance of the sun, which for a few hours in the morning shone brightly. At Birmingham and in the neighbourhood a snow-storm occurred on Friday night, of a character such as is rarely experienced at this time of the year. It commenced at ten o'clock, and continued for more than two hours, and by midnight snow lay in the open country from three to four inches deep. The frost was extremely ,sharp at the time, FO that horses were unable to stand, and the roads became almost impassable with vehicles. TIM BT. MARYLEB' ONE PAROCHIAL 8(.1100L8 BAN - D.—The military band of the Marylebone parochial schools for pauper children at Southall will play several pieces to-day in the orchestra of the Crystal Palace, at 3. Twenq-three lads partially trained as musicians at Southall have joined the various regimental bands during the present year. It is desirable that colonels of regi ments and presidents of regimental band committees should know that in our pauper . industrial schools special atten tion is now given to qualifying orphan and other boys as musicians to enter the army and the navy. A NEW RAILWAY TO BRICHITON.—It is under stood that among the schemes to be applied for in the coming parliament will be one for a new line of railway between London and Brighton. Rumours to this effect have been in circulation for some time, but we are in formed that the surveys have been nearly completed, and that the notices will be immediately served, preparatory to the deposit of the plans on the 34.nh inst. The engineer is a gentleman of considerable standing in his profession, and one remarkable for the economy with which he has carried out several great works both at home sad abroad. the capital of the new company will not be more than one million, with the usual borrowing powers. There will not be a hundred yards of tunnel on the wile!' line, and that at its point of junction with as existing metropo litan railway, over a portion of which the promoters will ask for r u nic powers. Responsible parties havepori sionally to construct and equip the line, pur chase the within the limite of the capital. There are various features of novelty connected with the construc tion and working of the railway, and notably so in con nexion with the scale of fares, which is to be fixed very much below the existing rates. Unfortunately, the sagor competition of the South Eastern and the Chntham, in jointly promoting the Brighton line abandoned last session, provided an enormous amount of evidence in favour of a new line, which will, no doubt, have due weight with a parliament in which, if we are to believe all that is predicted of it, the interests of railway shareholders and investors will count for little when weighed in the balance against the demand for popular measures.—ltail wig howl. The Thames Embankment on the smith side of the river is Zsays the death LoodoN Avis) to be paved at Duna= sad Co., Belfast, are the largest li=e sa eLli e ry = a ir Old tridi t. =ieresoot : wry Supplied% end aim ter au w se es to Nam. Daunts ead a Vareees Cb rt Ursa. Latike. WAL-4Attratlesmail ROUMANIA. BUGHAILENT, Nov. O. The Mods de 1' Orierst publishes a memorial signed by a number of the chief Roumanian in habitanbr of Transylvania, which is destined to be forwared to the protecting powers. The memo rial complains of oppression and violation of the law by the Austrian government, and demands the annexation of the Roumanian districts of Transylvania to the Danubian Principalities. EGYPT. ALEXANDRLi, Nov. 7. Messrs. Oppenheim and Co., contractors of the new loan, published a circular yesterday inviting the public to discount the government bonds against cash upon the same conditions as on the conversion of the last loan. The discount of government paper dropped accordingly. INDIA. BOMBAY Nov 3 . 71b. shirting., sr. 2a. ; 811 b. ditto, 6r. 3a. ; forties mule twist, 111 ; market steady. Cotton Dhollera, 240 r. Exchange on London, Is. 11/d. ' • Four per Cent. Government Secu rities, 64/; Five per Cent. ditto, 1081 ; Five and-a-lialf per Cent. ditto, 1131. Freights to Liverpool, 265. 6d. The latest London date is 31st ultimo. _ . CALCUTTA, Nov. 4. 71b. shirtingo, 4r. 14a. ; 811 b. ditto, 6r. ; forties twist, 6 7-12 a; market dull. C otton, 21 new. Exchange on London, Is. lltd. ; Four per Cent. Government Securities, 94f ; Five per Cent. ditto, 1081; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. ditto, 113 f. Freights to England unaltered. AIfERICA. NEW YORK, Nos. 7. According to Messrs. Neill's report, the week's receipts of cotton at all United States ports have been 71,000 bales, and since the Ist of Sep tember 391,000 bales. Week's export to Great Britain, 27,000 bales ; and since the lst of Sep tember, 81,000 bales. Week's export to the Con tinent, 9,000 bales; and since the lst of Sep tember, 54,000 bales. Total exports of the week, 36,000 bales; and since the let September, 135,000 bales. Stock at all ports, 140,000 bales. NEW YORK, Nov. 7, n Gold, 1341. 8-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1071 ; ditto, 1886, 1081; ditto, 1883, 1091; 10-40 Bonds, 1041. Illinois, 143 ; Erie, 391. The rise in gold is owing to a rumour that Mr. Macculloch has decided upon a re-issuo of 40,000,000 dole. to be redeemed by legal tender. NEW YORK. Nov. 8. Mr. Macculloch, the Secretary of the - Tromury, has re-issued Three per Cent. Temporary Loan Certificates to the amount of 10,000,000 dollars, to relieve the stringency of money. He denies the rumour that the government had recently sold United State Bonds. WASHINGTON, Nov. 7. Treaties have been ratified between the United States, Italy, and Bavaria, providing for the reciprocal recognition of the naturalization laws, as well as the extradition of criminals, but net of political offenders. (Per the Rhein, rid Southampton.) NEW YORK. Ocr. 29, Noes. All was quiet at New Orleans yesterday. thaws' Rousseau has issued • preakmdialli Wing the Pa riossac s to retrain t from furt herpass peiltl U eal s doscalizationa that the beta reorganized, with Hamra' Maim teaspirarUy at its bead. Pie mode. malign albs eat Gemmel Steams& le tan, 'us taiasi la the ember's of his dniy by the It is repereed OMEN whites in maim sal Eat Os hostility between aid Muir Is immumbig to a serious extent. _ " Mr. Repasear las delivered a weed at Pittsburg. He declared East Os naequal and mamas taxation is the malt* /he tl aa of the repaWiran remedy could Nay come through densocratie Geassid Mak delivered a epee& at Broil 7nya, asoeoia which be dummied Use reprible ous aa M a as be,g par tizan and melismal, and act . repummas, he said, favoured negro suffrage, not es an act of Justin, to the negro but from party expediency. The reflation Ma p ks la Mortis had given large : i t= modest a fiesiersifi= the sbumpieg Saha, Masemeasetts, against General Butler, but he has not been well re ceived. Famine is apprehended in Gestmasis. OLYMPIC. The new piece entitled The Yellow Passport, produced at this amaze on Saturday evening, is a dramatic version of "Les Miserable'" of Victor Hugo, and is from the pen of one of the actors engaged in it, Mr. Henry Neville. The piece was well put on the stage, and one of the scenes especially deserved, by its picturesque beauty, the applause which the audience bestowed on the artist, Mr. Hicks. STRAND. The accession of Mr. J. B. Clarke, the American comedian, to the Strand troupe has considerably increased its force in a department of dramatic representation in which it has always been strong. His impersonation on Saturday night of Major de .Boots in The Widely Rust was exactly of a character to Ind favour with an audience that has been well schooled in the extravagant and burlesque. His style, though frequently overcharged till it becomes almost puerile, is so gushing, capricious. and animated, that the laughter it ex citse completely overpowers the sense of its extrava- IrceMr. Clarke is eminently a caricaturist. He brings . peculiarities of character before him sadism* in all their excess. He makes no attempt to polish and refine. With a keen sense of the ludicrous in attrition and man ners, and a correaponding power of expreesioa and ges ture, he enters into a good humoured rMatio . =hip with the spectators, and intimates that he means to make them Lamb. This be does effectually. He was called several times before the curtain on Saturday night. Mrs. Raymond also made her first appearance at this theatre as Mrs. de Boots. ROBBERY OP THEATRICAL BULL—The borough magistrates at Buckingham were engaged last week in investigating. charge of considerable interest to theatrical managers. The prisoner John Quick, alias Lanham, w is charged on • warrant with stealing a quantity of bills and lithographs, the property of the proprietors of the " Christy Minstreb," and also with receiving the same, well knowing them to have been stolen. Mr. Edward Lewis conducted the prosecution, which he said was of great importance to the musical and theatrical profession. He applied on behalf of the proprietors of the " Christy Minstrels," who for several years pent bad carried on their entertainment at the' St. Janies's-hall, Piccadilly, and in curred great expense in announcing their entertainment to the public by means of bills and illustrated lithographs, and this expense was materially increased by a system which had been for some time in force, and to check which this prosecution was rendered imperative. Mr. Frederick Burgess said he was the manager of the Christy Minstrels. Their registered title was the "Veritable and only Legiti mate Christy Minstrels." The proprietors were Messrs. Moore and Crocker. Their entertainment was given nightly, at the SL James's-hall, Piccadilly, and also every Wednesday and Saturday afternoons throughout the year. They spent several hundreds of pounds each year in adver tising their peiformanoss by mesas of bills and illustrated lithographs some of the blocks for which coat them 241. each. They had suffered heavy lose through their bills being abstracted. He believed they had lost within the last two or three yeses between 2001. and 30W. in that manner. They also suffered various indirect losses through the same system. He had found the walls of Buckingham and other neighbouriag towns plaearded with bills and lithographs belonging to the company which De represented. He Identified • large number which were produced as his pro They had been, in me instanece, very altered. The words "The Veritable sad may Legitirnate " bad been mad. and "0. I. C." eabelitaled, whack he Inferred, meant Original Illustrated Chriare. His own name bad been erased, and the yaitoner's substituted. The cards had been varnished over so as to render tbe alteration las sonspisnona /saber evidence was called to show that the bills produced had been posted by the prisoner's orders, and the Mat a quaatity el identified by Mr. =ll as property _el . Us Christy was the priessr's fedoras. Mr. Lewis was said that as the hills had base stolen bent London, he should ask the seagistraice to tram* the_ depasitleas, and oorentit the pri to the Ilielkan wider lervie's het, to h i i:trial spat chugs of ,lea and Wee of re• yacht, certain property well !nada; it to have been stolen. The magishates having degheratod. the mayor said there was no evideace to souse* the prisoner with stealing the bills, but a strong_ prink task cans had been made est that the primmer bad readmit the hills with a VI! knowledge, sad they should eomealt hhe mooed eommand a lasting pretense% tea mast be me lenses la pls., sad NSW& hr ens sienna: sere tea__ _hem esathig Moos Mina" Is sosestrod So all abase mom Gab le mama poolmes los le leaden, sae dostsisft, Ike, le 1111/7 lovm=r Sir Stafford Northoote preoents his compliments to the editor of the . isprine, and bap that he will do him the favour of Mairg the smarmed litter "My dear Xt. understand that some of my trim& m North Devon are uneasy in consequence of my answer when I was salted at Torrington whether I would pledge myself never to consent to Gm disestablish :Dent of the Irish church, and that they are also dissatisfied with the terms in whisk I wrote to Mr. Gladstone respect ing his speech at Wigan. Ido not for a moment sic that you, who were present when I spoke at To • misunderstood the answer I gave ; but as it has inthurtrionalL misrepresented by our opponents, and as the non ha. been mdweed by no lees a person m th i a gr n e r itedstons, I think it right to ask you, as the chairman of the conservative committee for North Devon, to allow use, through you, to assure our friends that I man as heartily and sincerely _desirous to maintain the church establishment in Wend es it is possible for any man to be, and that no slots of mine will be wanting to preserve it. It is true that, when I was 'asked at Torrington to give what is called a pledge upon the sub**, I dec lin ed to do so. I have sever given a play upon the hustings, and I never will do so, either upon this or an other question. I consider that it is the duty of a • to state his o in t and this I have never shrunk from doing. Upon the question of the maintenance of the Irish church establishment, I have, in the course of the last few weeks, stated mine at lent • doeen times. But I consider that it is equally a candi date's duty to refuse to give pledges as to what he will do under circumstances which be cannot foresee, and as I shot Id refuse tr do so when honestly asked by • friend, much more did I refuse at Torrington, where the demand was made by an opponent, apparently with no other object than that of entangling me. My ressecn for writing as I did to Mr. GLialstone was, that in two separate reports of his speech at Wigan (in the Dines and in the Stroderd). he was represented as having put into my mouth words which I not only never need, but which were as nearly as poseible the direct contrary of those which I did use ; and upon these. as it seemed, he founded an argument which would have had some force if I had really raid what he was represented to have attri buted to me. Thinking that ho had been misled by some incorrect report, I wrote to vet him right. He has since informed ire that he was misreported, and that he in reality quoted my words correctly, namely, that I would not pledge myself under all circumstances to resist dis establiehment. Upon this foundation Mr. Gladstone rests the charge, that it does not appear that the maintaining of the Irish church is really written in my purposes, my understanding, and my heart. I confess that while I am perfectly indifferent as to the abuse of such authorities as Mr. Pyuseut and the Western Thom I sin both surprised and pained to find a man like Kr. Gladstone imputing tome nikewarniness, and even, as I read his speech, insincerity, upon a question on which I have never wavered for a moment, simply because I have given an answer upon the subject of indefinite pledges, such as I firmly believe Mr. Gladstone himself, or any other experienced statesman, will admit to be constitu tional and right. I will only say, in conclusion, that I adhere firmly to the opinions which I have expressed in all my speeches during the canvass, that I regard the dn. establishment of the church in Ireland as an uncalled for, unstatesmanlike, and dangerous measnre, and that I shall resist it to the best of my power. At the same time, I equally adhere to my refusal to give a general pledge. upon this or any other subject, as to what I will or will not doat any future time under circumstances which it is impossible for me to foresee.—l remain, yours veil faith fully, Prarvono H. NOUTTICOTE.—The Hoe. Mark Rona. " India-office, Nov. 6." TRADES UNIONS AND ARBITRATION.—A crowded meeting of delegates from most of the metropolitan trade societies was held at the Beg Inn, Old Bailey, on Rater day night, to consider what steps should be taken to for ward the adoption of arbitration iu trade disputes. Mr. Allen (Amalgamated Engineers) took the chair, and mid it was neeeseery something should be done to impress' upon members of parliament the desirableness of pro moting a system of arbitration applicable to trades; dis putes—a system that all trades unionist+, as far as he knew, were in favour of. Mr. Hulloing (bookbinder) said that after a great many years' etju•rience of strikes and locks-out, he was convinced they had failed in their object, and that conciliation and arbitration boards ought to be establish( das speedily as possible. He would go beyond Mr. Mundell& in this matter, and make the decisions of those boards compulsory. He legged to move —" That this ruectiuß of tiades societies' repiesentatives approves of the je leo* of arbitration, in the belief that it is the beet method of settling disputes between employers and the employed, and recommends that trades couimittem, in their curious localitior, seek to bring aboxt meet ings of masters and men, with the view of establish ing boards of conciliation and arbitration ; and this meet ing feels deeply indebted to Mr. Mundell& for the imam ful effects he has made to establish suoh boards." Mr. W. Hammett (City Ladies' Shoemakers' Sodety) seconded the resolution. Mr. Odger, secretary London Trades Council, said the trades of London had adopted the prineplee of arbitration some years ago g but the Teeth:et now was, how beet they could carry it into operation. Some weeks since, having had ewe bagmen with the Lord Mayor elect (Mr. Aklerumo J. C. Lawrence), he mentioned the subject to the worthy &Mennen, who said that he should. be happy, at the tecomeammeat of the new year, to attend a 000gatiliall of WIMP and IbllO for the mutual consideration*, the eialsjeet. Mr. Mundell& had also promised to MINA the erediremee, which, no doubt, would be the most mutant bold tor many rare in this country. Mr. Lion toms theught tko great thing that those boards would amelegliell te lead the muter* te t 1 ommianatise of theassifeeideet Seqesetiois and the men to • ocusideradon el %et ot the mmiese. He believed the establiehment at theme boards wereldbabseel seal, not alone to the wartime dame bet le ell Ares . The rellOintille wee serried eneeimewely, aad th Titr o r dl Tll of Miss Timm MARgros.—This seeing Wren expired le ON 4th instead, at the of ler eile-ihreet, Orey'itina-read. la the lith year of p ha age. ream Sna " imizk it s t errt ae which typhus seperemed. Beatrice is the or the daughters of Mr. end Mae. 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