The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-17 00:00:00

, ,; - --- .-..---, 61 " ("- ---- d_,i,..4-.=& ,-/: ...6‘,..-- 2 e- e""' - . No. 5,024.] NEWSPAPER _ - Tv.410 1 ! ! , 046 , 011 W. 7 1!4 V ie qlfe SIV:UId X:4 Tirp 51, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1882. [Stamped. Id. Additional] [TWOPENCE DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For SYDNEY Direct (to sail dun the river punctually on the 25th of September, calling at Plymouth to embark passengers), the vpienind clipper ship TIPTEKE, A 1, register LUSO tons, JOHN PINEL, Commander loading in the East India Docks. This ship has been fitted with the greatest care and consideration for the comfort of passengers . she has a spacious and elegant saloon, and her cabins are lofty and airy. she has also very superior accommodation for intermediate pas sengers. and will carry an experienced surgvon.—For terms of freight or passage apply to Messrs. REDFERN, ALEXANDER, and Co., Great Winchester-street; or to DEVITT and MOOKE, 9. Bllliteretreet. !THE LONDON, Ilieetatrest, near Temple-bar, SAWYMICA PANOUe LONDON DlNMta for THIS DAY, GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS. Dr. WITH has jut yabushed a PRIM XDITION of his valuable work, the PBIVATk MEDICAL lIMIZND (Ile= on the Self-cure of Nervous Debility, Les of Memory. of Sight, lassitude, etc., post-free, on receipt of a directed envelope, enclosing two pelage stampa—Address, Dr. 8311TH, & Burteeemeet. Urbane-aquae Lopes. W.C. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. POLAND. CITY SAWERS COMMISSION. September 17, will consist of- POTAOICS. Aux Malaya • a la Brunolse. POLMON. Turbot sauce Hollandaise-801es trite& EXTIZIS. Civet de Litvre -Karl de Romani Brent bralse—Hanehe de Moutou rOti. (IzDT saga) AMIKRICA. The Emperor Alexander 11., at the instance of the authonties of the Kingdom of Poland, has abrogated the decree of August, 1837, which con fiscated the estates of Count Stanishma Ostrowski. The Prease of Paris iu reference to the act, says : The Ostrowski family consists at present of several teethes, the eldest of whom, M. Christen Ostrowski, is dill I. France, proscribed and deprived of his paternal and maternal fortune in consequence of the events of 1031. The restitution of the paternal property should, therefore, in Judie° have bees made to the entire family, of which the brother in Emma is the head. But the restitution has been made to only N. Stanislaus Ostrowski, the third brother, who Lag ins gave in his adhesion to the Rumen govern ment. Mb pleaded restitution is therefore lees an act of justice thee the noompense of a defection. Yesterday the Commissioners of Sewers resumed their satiny at Onikthall ; Mr. Ds Juan occupying the Mi. Dew, chief clerk, read a letter from Dr. Reed, of the West London UoinG, stating that Ely-court, Plunitree court, and White Lion-court, were in a most filthy con dition. The letter was meompanied by ar= setting forth the di ff erent houses which required sing, &c. The report gave rise to some discussion, and Dr. Letheby maid that it was impassible to do more than was done, unless the staff of inspectors was isereseed, which, however, he would recommend. The courts could not be kept cleaner, owing to the filthy habits of the inhabitants, and he added that, notwithstanding the complaints made by Dr. Reed, the health of the City in impend was better than it ever was. Mr. Da JiliSIT mid that he had been given to under stsnd that an inhabitant of one of the courts alluded to bad never seen an inspector in the place • and be read a dons mein which entirely contradicted the ;amnion, and which showed that on several occasions within a short time, the court had been thoroughly cleansed, and water laid on. The matter was ultimately referred to the general purposes coamines. 7.1t01f LAST NIG112•84.4211171. (The following appeared la nearly the whole of our ins peeve ion yesterday] : (Per Hibernian, rid Quebec and Londonderry.) NEW YORK, UPI. 6, MORNING. _ DES ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For SIDNEY Direct (to aall from the river 'punctually on the 26tA October, calling at Plymouth to embark paseengers, if required), the well.known clipper ship WRITE EAGLE, A 1, 993 tons register, RICHARD WILLIAMS, etnamender : loading in the East India Docks, Thisship has been fitted with the greatest care and consideration for the comfort of passengers : she has a spacious and elegant saloon ; her cabins are lofty and airy, and will carry an enperseneed surgeon, If requlred.—For terms of freight or passage apply to DEVITT sod MOORE 9, Billiteretreet. Poudth d', de Pommes de Normandie. Fromage et &lade. BANKRUPTS. (woo or rOLICTORI um rairrezz rAsnourris TO U OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE 011121 I.OIIIITEAB, 000 ET of BANKBUFFDT. BABINGEALL-DTBIET.I °MORON FOWLER, Scott's-place, Holloway, carpenter, to surren d r Sept. 30, at 2. JOHN EVANS, Park-place, Walworth, late licensed victualler. 40, at L &lUDS FRANOots FoNcILAD and EDMOND CASTEN, Eishipstreet, The Federal army has resumed precisely the same position round Washington which it held previ• ously to its departure for the Peninsula. More Confederates are reported to be moving through Thoroughfare Gap, and to be branching off in the direction of Harper's Ferry. _ _ TO-MORROW, September 18, the LONDON DINNER will eonalst, of— 14.17A0N5. Purk de Gabler—de Msearon L POISSON. Anguilla etuke—tderians trite. amnia Cate Wes de Mouton Reforme—Emlnce de 134.euf our MONTENEGRO. Regent-street, merchants, Sept. 30, M 2. WitLtak Brom, Guildford, plumber, Sept. 30, at 2. PHatiatue foams:la. Nunhead, surrey, chemist, Sept. 30, at 1. MOLla Jasnolß Danstable, straw hat maker, Oct. 7, at It. JOSIMI MACS' and BUNHAILD Batts, Wilson..treet, llnetnuy, and Ranslaghwoad, Pimlico. Limb , r merchants, Sept. 30, at 11. JOHN 811/111, taletionlitn.rd., contractor's foreman, Sept. 30, at 2. Julia iiORAADLAIIta, Stanley-street, Pimlico, late beer retalkw, Sept. 30, at I. JOHN KIDD, Denbigh -at., Pimlico, commission agent, Sept, SO, at 11. EDWIN WOOD, York-place, Kentish-town, builder, Sept. 30, at 12. IS - 13MM SUITS, Bryan-at., Caledonian-rd., carman. owl* Mitt 1. WILLIAM Witfelify Epping, Essex, baker, Sept. 30, at L ILIZMINTIf WOMBRYLL, liighbury.ppaark, wrtitrem, Oct.!, at 11. Two3M3 Waal, Garrettlane Wandsworth, aaalltaat to a pulp General Stonewall Jackson has entered Lees burgh, and is pushing on to Harper's Ferry. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—Y. r ADELAIDE Direct (to follow the Anrera Australia and will hare immediate despatch), the British bnUt clipper ship ET. DUNSTAN, A 1, register 441 tang JOHN WYNN,Commander; lying in the London Docks. Thin regular trader has excellent accommodation for a few chief cabin w eenier*, and is a first-rate opportunity to shippers of line For terms of freight Cr apply to Messrs. T. Billing and SON. 16, ?enchain -street , or to DEVITT and 110011,, 9, Billiterntreet. mull Filet de Veau real —Bre& boullll. Pomme aux Riz—cl'Artois. The New York herald containsa rumour that a battle was progressing at Poolesville, Maryland, between the Confederates and the Federale under General Sumner, whose corps was thrown forward to intercept the Confederates in their attempt to cross the Potomac. The Boersetsheilis, of Hamburg, publishes a com munication from Vienna, to the effect that the RUbßiall ambassador Las made an energetic repre sentation to the Cabinet of Vienna for the sup preeaion in the conditions imposed on the Monte negrins of the claims relating to the suzerainty of the Porte, and to the strategical road through the Montenegrin territory. Count de Rechberg is reported to have replied that the observations of the Russian government should be the object of further diplomatic neioliationi. fir: I.)w read a letter from Mr. Wo&Ma meodall, the °Davey clerk to the late inform solicitor anciagthat wee with regret that he had to the , court of tits d it eath of that gentleman, on Sunday last, and 'miming • statement of the principal matters relating to the commirioners of sewers, which wares programs previous to the death of Mr. Charles Poltroon. Fromage et Salado. An extensive sad carefully-selected stock of French, Rhenish, Moselle, and other Wines, imported expressly tot The London Dinner. Turtle Soup, and an Fish In season, daily, N.B. Daring the Exhibition Season The London Dinner will be mend daily from two until nine o'clock, and Dinners in the Ogee Boom i la carte from oao until tea o cloak. . . manufacturer, Oct. 2, at 1.. - - ROLM) AJAX 000DS ICI, Crescent-cottages, Southampton-street, Camberwell, late chemist, Oct. 2, at 12. JOIIR Jcttta 8/1111•1168, York-road, Lambeth, late liceuded ~~►eett OM. 2, at 2. Tebila MAIM Marlborough road, Chelsea, cook, Oct. 2, at It lithir WARM blipetoweet, Fltmoreq., tailor, Oct. 1, at 2. Citeilin &aunt York street, Mile Ited, and (Los= Wu= Osna ea Sundays at tour doica— allNTlA. P•Vphitait. GARIBALDI BURGEON FUND. TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ of PACKET BM P.—For HOBART TOWN Direct (has past arrived Hon: tbe Colony, and will have gatok despatch) „ the wall-knows dipper ship HARROWBY, •1, 616 for suglatir, WILLIAM STORM Commander ; London Docks. Th mutat trader has SM-rate accommodation for chief cabin gem.—For freight or passage apply to DEVITT and Aolt, 5, Billiter-ntreal DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP.—Por LAUNCESTON Direct ;to follow the Theismlag and will hare inimedlate despatch) the oak built Chloe clipper SATURNUS, t-9ds = A 1, register 990 tone, C. HAUSCHILD. Commander; lying lu the Se Katharine Docks. This beentifiti vessel has Just delivered a cargo of tea In perfect order, and from her fine lines is expected to nuke a quick run oat.—For freight or passage apply to DEVITT and moms, 9, 131liiteratrest. fIALCUTTA and MADRAS.—Staato oommnni- Nj cation between London and India, on the 16th of every month.—Ono of the magnificent steamers belonging to the EAST INDIA and LONDON SHIPPING COMPANY (Limited), which load In the Victoria London Docks, will leave on the 13th Octo ber, embarking passengers at and leaving Gravesend on 18th October for Calcutta, culling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras. These magoincent ships, built expressly for the Indian trade, have been thoroughly retitled, have Ant-rate accommo dation, and carry experienced surgeons, also stewardesses. The average passage of the last four steamers has been 74 days 6 hours to Msdrae, and the last, the Hydaspes, made the pus ire In 96 days, being the shortest on record.—For freight or passoga apply to ORINDLAY and Co., 4S, Parliament-street, S. W.. the Broker, ALFRED BREIT and Co., 150, LeadenhalLatreet, LC. ; or at the °Mee, of the Company, 9. ',Huang-lane, London, LC., where applications for appointments as lipmen in this ser vice should be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. East India and London Shipping Company (Limited,. 9. Ilineing.lane, E.C. DIESELS. MONEY WIGRAM and EONS' (of Blackwell-yard, London) LINE of PACKET SHIPS to AUSTRALIA. — For MKLBOURNR, Poet Phillip, Direct Ho leave stpppthe Docks on Mondey, October •20, ceiling at Plymouth), the lendid new clipper ship F-'4SEX, 1,100 tone, J. S. ATWOOD, Comamander; lying in the East India Dock. Her acconamoda. Oman for all chimes of passengers are unsurpaased, and she will wry an experienced surgen.—For freight or passage apply to WLDOD, A LLPORT, and MORGAN, with Messrs. Money WWl= sad Rona 7, Leadenball-street.—Passengers by this hue of teran conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth, drat-class soo ta nd-class fares, Yid second eleas for third-class fares. TO BRITISH COLUMBIA FOR L 33 lila Y STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Direct.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, rod PHILLDILMLA STRAII-Bli I P COMPANY Intend despatch he their Nallsowered Clydedyellt hos Screw Steam-Wm calling at gaeuesteern to embark passengers and despatches, as follows : WZIEICLY Tivoli LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept. St, CITY OF NEW YORK, Wednesday, Oct. I. KANGAROO, Wednesday, Oct S. Aad every succeeding Wednesday. elbirlpllllll4M ILL 17, and 21 guineas, according to the amiern 'sedation. Forward passage, 8 visors, Including all provisions cooked. Passengers for Canada, the United States, and British Columbia, booked through on very advantageous terms.—For further particulars apply to WILLIAM IN MAN, gr, Watoratreet, Liverpool or to LIVES and MACIV, 61, King Wiliil4ll4t/rei, City. BRITISH sod NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM AMPS, appointed by the Admiralty to sail between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, and between LIVRII,- POOL and BURTON, with liberty to cell at Halifax or other porta to land and receive mole. goods, and passengers, the Bogen ships calling at li.difax to land and receive passengers and her Majesty's malls. The folio d or other vessels are ap pointed to sail from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the EI'ROPA, for BOSTON. Saturday. Sept. 20. • PERSIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Sept. 27. • Taking passengers and goods fur Nassau, to be trausferred at New York on board the R.H.S.S. British Queen. Al..q for BOSTON, Saturday, October 4. Passage money, including steward's fee and provisions, but without wines or liquors —To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, cn ; second cabin. £l6. To New York, chief cabin. £26 second cal , i ~, Els. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, ES per too, and 5 per cent, primage.—Apply to J. B. load, 62, Old Broad.etreet, London .7. M. Currie, - Havre, and 12, Place de la Bourse, Paris G. and J. Burns, Bultsanso-aireet. Obagew ; D. and C. Wirer. Queenstown or D. and C. Wirer, S, Water- Wank Liverpool. PHILLIPPB, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS "ffPaicii.i l ".""Pr"t.i.Tnd fl f"" c l aa k st l az ":!: .. Foe ROITERDAII /111,1 the RHINE, the BATAVIER, from the British and Foreign Steam Wharf Wapping, every Sunday morning, at 11 a.m., and the FYILNOORD, Thursday morning early, from offthe Tower. Vai initilt telea • week, the ADLER, MOWE, or SCHWALM alternately Wednesday and Saturday, tram Burst. lydowa, at 11 nen . adlin at Blackwell Pter to receive passen gers et noon. Pare s: Lt. £l, and ion Return tenet. at • tare and a pat. _ _ Notloe.—The Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven Is Row open for the conveyance of pail/angers and merchandise to W pule of Germany. far GOTIIIfIiBUSA, the GUSTAF WASA, fie:W=3ller IS, from Borselydown . to be followed by the LONDON. Yaw, 43 3a., 21., and £l. for freight, menage, etc., app'y at Chepltnn Universal Moe, 11 Begent-ci rcns, ~ or to pinuarrs,GßAVWS, and PILILLWPc, , LC. TliE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.- The ELEVENTH VEAL—Trustees: Viscount 544.41LA0R and J. C. COBSDIR Esq., M.P.—This society hoe now entered on its eleventh year, having been established on September 1, 1852- Prospectuses, explanatory of the Share, Deposit, Lan I, and Build ing Departments, will Ire sent free of charge; to any part of the world. No partnershlpliabitity, and the taking of land entirely optional. Present rate of Interest, payable in half.yearly warrants, 5 per cont. per annum on shares (with participation In any profits above that allowance), and 4 per cent. per annum on deposit accounta—the investors thus becoming members of the society. CHARLES LEWIS OkUNEIsEN, Secretary. Offices, 33, Noefolkatnset, Strand, London, W.C. TEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM.—Sum of ' , HUY POUNDS to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS may be IN for !SEVEN YEARS to pay the above Interest. with out partnersh p liability, and with less risk than any ordinary joint stock enterprise.—Full particulars will be forwarded, itrfree, to g. utlemen giving banker's reference to A.G., rsal Advertising Mice, ft, Rryilges-etreet, fIOALS.—By Screw Steamers and Railway. Highbury and Kinvsland Coal Depots. No travellers or agents emple:sed. LKA and Co.'s price for fiction, Haswell, and LambtooMend, the best house coal direct from the col lieries by screw staularre, is t4a per ton (do not pay more under any pretait); Hartlepool, 22.. ; Touilleld, 17a.: best small, Ils. Inland, by railway Silkstone, first class, 216. second class, lax.; Clay Croaa, 19e. ami las. ; Barnsley. 17s. Hartley, las. Net ea•b. Delivered screened to any part of Libidos. All orders direct to LEA and Co., chief Maces, North Loudon Railway Highbury, Islington, or Klngabuld. "TOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, visitors to the -IL Seaside, sad others exposed to the scorching rays of the Ana and heated panicles of dust, will find ROWLANDS RAM DOR a most refreshleg preparation for the complexion, Irbil% the cloud of languor and relaxation, allaying all heat Y. and lmmeintely affording the pleasing sensation nonslip': restored eladlcity and healthful state of the skin. Yreekl,, tan spins, pimples, flushes, and diem:durations are eradi cated by its application, and give place toe healthy purity and delicm lof complesiush Price 4s. Bd. and Bs. W. per bottle. 14 ' 4 Id A. ROW LAND and SONS, 20, Ratton.garden, and by entniets and perfumers. Ask for 4 -Rowlands' Rely - dor,' and be ware of spurious and pernicious articles under the nanse of Rah dor." CORES, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE NAILS EXTRACT/1) and CIaULD In one minute, without caning or the lout pain, by Mr. RENDALL, 86, Regeutotreet Ladies attends.l by Mrs. Randall If preferred. Terms, kn. 6d. In). Mr. Randall has testimonials from the Royal Family, which may be teen, with thousands of others. from all parts of the ill 11 1:411.11. similar to the following ..—grorn the Right ltsv. the lord holm, of London Mr. Rendall has effectually cured tome curio on no feet without giving any pain.'—"Sir Rabat Alexander, AS. St. James's.place, has had two large toenails and • men extracted from his feet by Mr. Randall, and can stroll* secommend lum observe. 86, ltagentsitreot Quadrant. DINNEFoRD% PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been. durh twenty-Ave years, emphatically emu .. "'t I.y the medical profession. and universally accepted b !he as the best remedy for acidity of the nurtbura, headache, gout, and indlestion, and u mild ape heat for debcate constitutions, sante especially for ladles sad children. It Is prepared, in a state of perfect puny New enthral strength, only by DINN ILFORD and Ce., 1711, New Bored street, Gordon; and geld by all respectable chemists throughout the world. JOZE MPS COPAHINE MEGA consfully tried in the Paris and London Hospitals, odor the care of llama Rimed, Uoyd, Poised. and Listen Clark aamset, 6th Nor., effects a care In an average og six days, Miller In recent ~r hnoilc diseases. —4s. OrL per betrie, u bL o Post 611., at C. Jost au s, French chemist, MS, Haymarket. m AD. VALENTIN, Purveyor of Wines to the French departmeut at the international lishibltion.— Msooe-BeaujoLds, 165 d, 181. per dozen. Bordeaux, 1858, Dia ; Graves, 1826, ale., Chablis, MSS. 27a Beaune, 1868, 30a ; Old Cognac Brandy, (10a Warranted pure Preach Wines. A fall Liat of Prior forwarded aa application to 13S, Oxfordatanet. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, $o may Part of the Magda= Drawing-room finites In Velvet £ls 0 0 Diswingeoom Salto, complete 36 0 0 Maio-room suites, complete 2B 0 0 Bed-room Suites, complete 2O 0 0 Warranted Pint-clam P. and 8. BEYFUII, 144, OXPORWSTRKET, and lilt to 96, CITY-ROAD. Motzsted Catalogues gratis and post tree on application. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE.- Istablished MP—WAUGH and SON beg to Intimate to the nobility, gentry, and public that their BROW-ROOM/3 con tain a large assortment of BRUSSELS and VRLVNT-TILE CARPETS, of tasteful designs and colours. The long experience they have had in the manufacture of carpets enables them to pro duce very superior qualities to those In the general trade. Axndnater, Turkey, Aubuason Carpets, lc. Bilks and other fabrics for mutates and turniturs.--3 and 4, Ooodgeoireet 66 and 66. Tottenham-court-road. W. d-WITION.-WATHERSTON and BROODEN J recommend the pubtfc to have the Carat Gold dated oa the tarole•—" Fine Gold and Pure Gold," as applied to Jewellery, being a delusion. WATIII.IISTON and BY.OGDEN'S GOLD CIiAiNS, and all articles manufactured by them, are mid upon this principle, and at the manufacturers' prices. Manufactory, 10. Hearietta-etreet, Covent-garden, W.C. Assays made of chains and Jewellery ior la. each.—N.B. ml. establishment is closed at In the evening, and en Saturdays at L "A FACT WORTHY OF NOTE." tj MILSB REMOVED from Bond-street 111 it 'to 73, BROOK-STRIIET, HANOV HANK, on the lit October, 1860. The DK Trousers (oeldnMe4 by hbai better than ever. Eitabllahe3 ItML FOR TOURISTS and EXCURSIONISTS. The most comfortable and serviceable dries Is Z. MOSES and SON'S celebrated "INDISPENSABLY." SUIT, price from Ns. to 70n, to be obtained only of the manufacturers, MOSES and SON, Beady-made and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen Ora =Hatters, Moslem, Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Gut _ . _ London Houses: sty Fataullahment, 114 160. 154 15T, Minorite ; SS, Branilk 86, tie, ST, 88, 89, Aldgate. Oxfordatreet ch, 600, NT, 608, New 021ord-street ; 1,2, 8. Hart,streek Tottenham-eourt-road Branch, 117, LIS, Tottenham-court-road 283, Euston.road. Country Kstablishments Sheffield and Bradford Yorkshire. X MOSS{ aulll3l:sßllesistblanMents are closed every Fildav at 'onset till Saturday at sunset, whoa business ls resumed until 11 o'clock. _ _ _ Ali articles are marked In plain figures the lowest prices, from which no abatement can be made. N.B. Any article not approved of will be exchanged. or the money returned. Urns of prima, with rules for self-ummure. meat, and patterns, post tree WIISCULAR POWER RESTORED in OA I,OI7II.TESN DAYS, without the poulbllity of failure. for ivaranteed remedy enclose two stampa—Address, Clii- MUIOI S, 211, Bagent-stmot, London, W. ' The story of our lives from year to yea."—Shakespeare. Now ready, wine h. &L bound in cloth, the Seventh Volume of . ALL the YEAR ROUND. Containing the new Serial Story entitled NO NAME. By Wilkie Collins. The preceding volumes are always to be bad. They include the following Novels: A Tale of Two Cities, and Great Espectatlons. By Charles Dickens. The Woman in White. By Wilkie Collins. A Day's Ride, a Life Romance. By Charles Laver. A Strange Story. By Sir Edward Buiwer Lytton. All the Year Round Is published also In weekly numbers, price 2d and in monthly parts, at he, Wellington-street. Strand, W.C. , and by Chapman and Hall, 190, Plctaihily, W., London. Fourth Edition, revised, I vols., Ma, LECTURES on the PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE of PHYSIC. By Tatman WATSON, M.D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. London : Parker, Son, and Bourn, West Strand. BABBITT, at 2, at AIJILES STMOILLABis, Bastni t hallatreet, City, umbrella manufac, surer, Oct. 2, at 2. WILLIAM HIBIT CoLDNAB, North Brixton, carpenter, Oct.?, at 11{. WILLIAN THOMAS LOCHBR, Scpuour-creacent, Euston4quare, waiter, Oct. 2, at IL WlLbuiliJoussox, Beaumont et, Maryletione, builder, Oct.% at L Mimic Joules, Aston.pl., tieliowey-rd., grocer, Oct. 2, at 1. Entoaaa Puxcy, Princes-at., Hanover-.q., tailor. Oct. 2, at 2. JAMBS PROBBIST Great Malvern, Worcestershire, tobacconist, Sept. MARI Sous, Belem, Derbyshire. Innkeeper, Sept. $O, at 11. Mumma BARMAN, Horsington, Soinerselshire, dairyman, Sept. 16, at 11. Nagle ?Luso* Soutar; Briatol, loan agent, Sept. St, at 11. Taiwan Meng WaLgcs, Tythegeston, Gemorganshire, farmer. Sept. 30, at 11. JOHN EVI9OI, Louth, Lincolnshire, call dealer, Oct. 1, at It Jolts Swum, Winsetts, Yorkshire, farm bailiff, Oct. 1, at 11. Ogogag HARDEN; Cottinchain, Yorkah., brickeyer, Oct. 1, at 11. 'Maus Owarga,SL Helen's, Lancsalt, victualler, Sept. 29, atll. CHMLIANBHICHILL, Manche ter, custraiaaLos ages[, Sept. 11, 5112. Jolla Oastga, Wigan, Lancalore, pork butcher, Sept. 20, at U. WILLIAM Bamsis, BLrminglent, horse hair manufacture., Sept. 29, at 10. OrozogDowstro, Harborne. Staffordsh., tool maker, Septt(tat 10. CHUM= 111129, Bristol, chair maker, Oct. 3, at In. WILLIAM HILL, Liverpool, omnibus foreman. Sept. 21 . at 1. Oansvatx, Manchester, grocer, Oct. 7, at ge. JOHN MIHRICH., Chertsey, Surrey, corn dealer, Oct. 1, at 11. Jahn Itaavie Bath, engine fitter, Sept IS, at 11. PAWS= TOWSON, Northampton, stonemason, Sept 27, at U. It.DwaRD RaLtow•s, Dariaston, Staffordshire, surgeon's sasietant, eept. 20. at 10. - JOHN Gamma, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, wheelwright, Sept. 26, at 11. Rim lies, Taybont, Olamorganshire, collier, Oct 1, at IL ORONAII 101311 T MARTIN, Boyton, Suffolk. niiller, Sept. 2s, at I. JAREN Pin, CI nton, Suffolk, wheelwright, Sept. 24, at S. MART GIINLING, Milburn, Westmoreland, 'antler, Sept. 16, M U. Mute OAKLEY, Seaming, Norfolk, bootreaker, Sept. Tr, at 11 'towns Dews, Stapenhill. Derbyshire, innkeeper, Sept. 27, at 11. HENRY MODEITA, Darn, Carosrvonahire, draper, Sept. 26, at 11. JoSIPH ALLEN, Luton, Bedfordshire, painter, Sept,. YO , at it. VINCENT Irony, Luton, Bedfordshire, straw hat manufacturer, Sept. 16, at it. Jolts HOULDIM, Lincoln, beer retailer, Sept 26, at 12. ASH LIT ()LOU*, °Masten, Ctunbeilaud,lon keeper, 0ct.13, at S. !MOM HUIHLIJ, Coleford, Somersetshire, bootmaker, Sept. 26, at 11. Wn.u.ot SI:AMON EXERT, North Shields, master mariner, Oct. 8, at 11. ANSI OLDIiT, Torquay, Devonshire, milliner, Sept. 26. at 11. CRYSTAL(Thursday). PALACE. —TO- MORROW area Dorian the Exhibition trent Nine tat dark. ALL THE GREAT YOUNTALN u low o'clock. Oars CRYSTAL PALACE. ARRANGEMENTS for TO-3102.1.0W (Thoraday).—Opma at Nina Orchestral Road at 1t.30 Great Organ Partormanoe at (treat tomtit= at 4.0 Oretteiaral Bead at Lb Admission to all, One Shilling; Cldidren, Sixpence. NOTL—Yrequent trans throughout the day. THE LONDON PAVILION.—LITTLE coIIIELLI is still the centre of attraction, ber artoonding Et.CIMIECO eliciting the moat enthusiastic demonstrations of Mho Constance, the Star of the Weer: Madame Losebini, e Valckeimere, dam Collins, sad a bast it Wok appear EVERY EVENING at the LONDON PAVILION. LODZ and SONNHAMMIS. Proprietom. HIGHLY IMPORTANT MLR of ESTABLISHED ORCHIDS. Mit. J. C. STEVENS has been favoured with Instructions to DISPOSE OF, at his Great Room, 38, ing-sterost, Covent-garden, TO-MORROW and FRIDAY, Sept. 18 and 19, at hall-put 12 precisely, without the least reservation, the first ;motion of the well-known COLLECTION of ESTABLISHED ORCHIDS of 0 Reed, Esq., of Burnham, Somereetaktre, who is giving op their culture:many of the plants have been exlithited and obtained fires prises at the Crystal Palace, Chiswick, RegenCwpark, and other shows. The collec tion comprises tine pQleats of moat of the known varisties.—May be viewed, and caWogue. had. LaT WcAM;NATI9Ii& Sept. ft T. O'Connor, 1 7 1ecadiliF,;Ti;;; " deafer-Oct. 18. T. Powell, Newport, Monmouthshire, publican-0.4.1k R. C. Slade, Newport, Monmouthshire, accountant-Oct. 10. C. R. Smith, Brii-tol. carpenter--Oct. 10. J. Jervis, ilurnham, Bomenetahlre, Innkeeper-Oct. 10. J. Birkett, Liverpool, hotel keeper- Oct. 10. J. Horton, Liverpool, iron plate merchant-Oct. & G. F. Arnold, Liverpool. merchant-Oct. 29. K Ashworth, Lontridght YR-grove, near Rochdale, beer retaller-Oct. 7. J. Band, bukinhleld, Cheshire, victualler-Oa 9. W. Proper, Aber gavenny, Moumouthshire, horse dealer-Oct. 9. D. W. Eaton, Parkhurst Barracks, Isle of Wight, army surgeon-Oct. 7. J. Hodson, York, chernht-Oct. 7. C. 8. Atkins, Eastmain, Banta, miller-Oct 7. K Ferrer, Twyford, Hants, besmear-Oct. 11. A. Wood, New Shoreham, Susses, bootmaker -Oct. 11. Harriett Boyles, Brighton, fruiterer-Oct. 1.3. J. Chapman, Gainaborough, Lincolnshire, veterinary surgeou-Bept. 87. H. Duffield, Soulbtown, near Great Yarmouth, Suffolk, pig dealer- Oct. 18. T. Dunning, Exmouth, tailor-Oct. 18. J. Edwards. Ply mouth, watch maker-Oct. & W. R. Crabb, Plymouth, oil and colour dealer-Oct. 8. ft B. Knight, Plymouth, stationer- Oct. 8. J. J. Dupre; Plymouth, professor of languages- Oct. 8, E. Cove, tailor -Oct. 8. J. Humphries, Ashby de-M-2onch, newsagent - Oct. 8. R. D. Tamlyn, Wtlaafi and Perry Barr, Staffordshire, bridle cutter-Oct. 8. W. Lowbridge, Walsall, Staffordshire. snaffle bit manufac turer--Sept. 29. H. Minion, Aldridge, Staffordshire, licen sed victualler-Sept. 19. J. 11. Prix, Neobley, Herefordshire, coach builder-Sept. EL R. Merchant. Ore, Sweet, butcher - Oct. 10. J. W. Trouble, Ystradgunlals, Brecon, groci r -Oct. 8. T. ffeckensall, Steventon, near Abingdon, butlder-Oct. Mt G. Curley, Caine, Wiltshire, farmer-Oct. 1. 0. Baldwin, Cleobury Mor timer, Shropshire, common carrier-Oct. 16. T. W. Robinson, Northampton. draper's assistant--Oct. 2. T. Davies, 9nailbeacb, Shropshire, grocer. BANKRUPTCY ANNIILLKD. Sept. 11. Witilan BNoWl , Kle, Longford, Gloucestershire, agri cultural implement manufaaurer. JOINT STOCK COISPANIES ACTS. Sept. 5. TABANIKI 92%E111011 COMPLET (LIIIITED)—eaU of 15.. ltn addition to call of h. made by the directors of the mid Company). _ DECLUATIONS OP DIVIDKNDS. Omani PADWOLE, Jan., Northampton, shoe manufacturer—Lt dividend of la. Sid., Sept. 17, and three subsequent Wednes days, at Edwards's, Baanigitall.street. THOMAS BUTIMOS PATTISON end PILCURRICC MILES, LliltreaCe Pountney-hlll, City, stationers-2nd dividend of 9id., Sept. 17, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Baslaghall street. MANOIL JOAQPTH !OASES and Aram° Swans, Mark-lane, City, general merchants —lst dividend of 11}41., Sept, 17, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basinghall-street. Joss CiisPEAS, C a mbridge, bootmaker —lst dividend of Ss. ed., Sept. 17, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basinghall-street, Raibiilci ELLYITT. P.wtsea, hatter—Pnd dividend of 11d., Sept, 17, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Badngliaillareet. SAMIAL RUGERS. London street, Paddington, corn dealer-Ist dividend of ls. S}d Sept. 17, and three subsequent 'deduce days, at Edward's, Basingimilwtreet. MART ASS BUM, Canterbury, boot seller —lst dividend of fa 110., Sept. 17: and three inbsequent Wetinesdaya,WEd wards' liadeghaliatreet. NUTTER BLLtSlue Sout3anipton, lead merchant-Ist dividend of Sept. 17, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basiashallatreet. °kola' PRVISALL, Sunderland, shipbuilder-Ist dividend of 3s. any Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. NATHAXIIL Wlm.y North Shrlds.haiLdwarentan—lst dividend ;i1i7.3,1.:any Saturday, at Baker's, Newouttle-upon-Tyue. Join RUDEST, Birmingham, umbrella manufacturer—lat divi dend of Si., any Thursday. at Whitmore a , Birmingham. DIVIDENDS. _ Sept. 30. If. Oratton, Surrey, draper—Oct. 2. T. Jenkins, Isriwyillso, Glsmorganshire, bulider—Oct. & M. Chariton, Seacombe, Cheshire, licensed victual er—Oet. & K. Dobson, Bolton, bleacher—dept. 29. Sarah Radford and J. Rad ford, Ilanchestr, umbrella man . tifoclFrers 7 9ept . . M. J. Stewart, Asiiitt-uuder.Linc, licensed victualler—Sept724. J. Floral!.ld, eart.m.heath, Lancashire, farmer—Sept. 41. P. Anderhub. Man chester, fancy bag maker—Sept 29. W. Mills, Walsall, Stafford shire, broker—Sept t 9. S. Jones, Walsall, Staffordshire, carrier —Oct. 7. T. Oarstsag (separate estate), Blackburn, machine maker. Various rumours are current of some fighting at P,oolesville, but nothing definite can be asosetaiseeL The Feder&ls have evacuated Aoquia Cheek. The New York Revak( reports that the Confe derate General Bragg is marching towards the Ohio River through Western Virginia with 20,000 men. The Governor of Pennsylvania has issued a pro olamation calling upon the people throughout the state to form volunteer organisations. The government clerks in Washington have com menced drilling. The New York Times thinks that unless the Federal cabinet is reinforced with new vigour and ability the Union cause will be overthrown. The New York War Committee propose to raise two armies of 50,000 men each, to be commanded by Generals Fremont and Mitchell. They are to be raised under Federal authority, but, if govern ment refuses them, under some other authority. The Governors of Maine, New Hampshire ; Mas sachusetts; and Rhode Island are holding 'council in Providence. General Halleck has refused to call out the New York City Militia, asserting that they declined to remain when the danger was more imminent than now. All the colonels of the militia regiments indignantly deny this statement. The controversy continues. Louisville is greatly excited by the report that the Confederates have attacked the Unionists at Shellyville, thirty miles distant. The Confederates under Breckenridge and Vau Dorn threaten New Orleans from the direction of Carrodson. (1) Wilson's Zouaves are expected at New Orleans. It is officially announced that whenever coupons of Federal stock are payable in foreign countries no deduction will be made for the tax ; but on dividends and coupons payable in America the tax will be deducted without regard to the residence of the owner. siiirrusanns DIBBOLVID. Second Edition, revlsedand entnlied,yttli ansirons illustra. noon 42 Son ed., ELEMENTS of CHEMISTRY, Tbooretical sad Practical. By WnAIAM Au= MILLER, F.R.S., Professor of Chanlatry, Ma 10a. 01. ts Caere , London. PAR? L CHEMICAL PHYSIC& PAR? 11. INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. 20.. PAR? 111. ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. 20a. London : Palter, Sun, and Bourn, Wog Strand. V E T HE HISTOR Y' of CIVILIZATION in EMMA' , . By Taoism Bum& Vol. 1. ENGLAND D and TRANCE. Third Edition. £lln Vol. 2. SPAIN and SCOTLAND. 10a. London Parker. Bon, and Bourn, West Strand. Octavo, price le► The north Volume, completing the Work, of rI'HE SPANISH CONQUEST in AMERICA, I. and its Relation to the History of Slavery. and to the Government of Colonies. By ARTHUR lim.ro. Volk I and 11, ISa. Vat. 111, 166._ linsiloi37Parker, Bon. and Bourn. Weed Strand. This day, dewy Br 1 6a, Its., A N HISTORICAL SURVEY of the ASTRO NOMY d the ANC11...1 TS. Be Sir Or.osos Costorwsm. London 7 Parker, Son, and Bourn, West Strand. &mash Edition, just published, mice b. FI , by poet IS Amapa, LLITY and IRRITABILITY of MIND a n d DBODY • manning from causes having their origin in igno rance, evil example, sedentary baNts, t. By national a. enervating climate, t rn poparireismesit., to.—The 8 17940 m TNects, and T. B. TIONAN, N.D., Physician to the General Post-odic. Letter Carriers' Provident laatitation. Prom the Anther, as, Lloyd-square. Leaden, W.C. P. Adams and M. 11. Grist, South Brent, Devon, min puff manafacturers—G. Sell and M. Sayer. Norton Mandeville, Fax:, farmers—J. Booker, H. A. Matte. B. H. Be her and B. Mette, gargellia.saraaa, Piccadilly, tailors—Mary Morley and E. Morley, Halifax, Yoekshire, worsted spinners—lt. H. Nolan and J. Staple s, Catherine-Areet, Strand, publishers—H. Grainge and D.II Uxbridge Ironmongers—F. B. Leach and J. Bradbury, prop e ters of the Stratford Express and Tower Hamlets Express hews papers—J. W. Swankie, J. A. Anderson, and J. Patton, Yea church-street, ship brokers—T. Porridge and G. Johnson, Green wich, Kent, tobaccpubas-11. Darla and A. Phillips, Great Cam bridge-street, Hackney.road—J. Hun and R. H. Ilux, Spencer street, Clerkenwell, watchmakers—J. S. Matthews and W. Bing ham, Carollne.place, Camden-town, coal merchm.te—E. Hob sou and J. W. Walton, Adamatreet, London, and North Bailey, Durham, architects—W. T. Brown and W. Worthington, Mac clesfield, tailors and drapers—S. R. Skinner and K. U. Holland, Daventry, Northampton, surgeons—T. Coward and J. A. Wood, Manchester, coach Lice manufacturers-8. T. Quickfall and J. Balfour. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, bacon factors—H. Westren and A. W. Russell, Coventry, watch manufacturers 8. T. Daniell and T. Cooper, East Don) land, asset, brewers-0. G. Capreell and T. Whittaker, Gaythorn, Manchester, dealers in packing materials—P. Power and R. O'Callaghan, Fenehurch.street, and Northumberland alley, City, preserved prorLiou mercluinte— O. M. EL Mitt, G. D. 7,llxinia, P. LOA; and S. Zielnia, Marseilles, Odessa, London, and Liverpool -W. Brown and 8. Troubridge, Gresham-street, City, agents. SCOTCH SEQUE4TRATIONS. WILIJAX DA•I9(NI, Canisbay. Caithness, farmer, Sept. 24, at Ulla', Caledonian Dotal, Wick. Jolts ALLAN, Glasgow, commission agent, Sept. 19, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Anis Foam?, Airdrie, miller, Sept. 22, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. Jamas AMAX, Glasgow, Sept. itS, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. I WILLIAM 11.11.1.ag, Hamilton, Joiner, Sept. U., at the Black Bull Inn (Coopers) Hamilton. THE PRINCE OF WALES. -- --- 1 THE CASE 01 MR. ROUYELL. —lt was expected DI. CURTIS UN NIEVOUSNNIM. GENERAL DEB ILITY , sc. I that an application would have been yestenlay made before I BRUSSELf3, BIM 16. The Prince of Wales and the Prince and Princess Jut published, pries Is., pest tree tram the Author for it stamps, Mr. Justice Mellor at the Judges' Chambers for • writ of of Denmark took leave of the Bing of the Bel- A MEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and / wheel ( xn . P. B to remove William RooPell from t he custod y glans yesterday evening, and left at 10 o'clock this .c - a. min of PitlMATUffit DBOLINI In MAN, with piain of the Sheriff of Surrey, where be was detained for debt, to obeettoos tor meted restoration to heath and river. the result Menet., to take his trial at the seat Bowdon of the Central morning fur Germany. *Uwe:drays Years' saeitewhilerenthe In the laratotantot those Crirnioal Court commencing oa Monday, but it was under- I The Duke and Duchess of Brabant, the Count gocallar Bateau& end acquited diseases which tend to embitter stood that within the last few days the detainer was with and shorten lite. B Dr. J. L. MIMS , IS. AlbelnatiO4treot, drawn, the debt ha • beensettled. The • mg prisoner w ill of Flanders, with the English and Danish Arnhem rscesemy.__ ,_. Tahoe... h.ami.i. __,_ 10 11 6 , 11 . 1 ...... 5ad , r e tc:416.4.,,,, therefore be removed without a writ of habeas corpus. A dors, accompanied the royal party to the railway wa zur b .... mistbsi za"... t . l _„ t mh sr .„6 ~,,,.. b o l d short time back, in an action ander the Bills of Ezehaop station in carriages . Military honours were be relation of parent. enseentar, or darsrataa. - -aaa. I Act, Mr. Roupell obtained leave to appear, cm an affidavit i lamas: ma. , cop. J. 6 .14 LUNi. lik Werwlakiane. ' roadesinos his oon fi nernest in lionsanneger-lase GoaL ' pa id to the princes upon their departure. ITALY. TURIN, Sirr. 16. The Court of Caseation at Naples has, through considerations of public safety, determined that the trial of Garibaldi shall not take place in one of the assize courts in the Calabriaa, and has delegated to the Court of Caseation at Milan the duty of designating another court. The health of Garibaldi is somewhat worse. The Diocussione of this evening says : " The statement that a note has been despatched by the Italian Government to Paris is premature. "The false rumour of a forthcoming loan was again circulated to-day, and caused some flatness on the Bourse." It has been officially notified to the Italian go vernment that the Portuguese squadron, with the Marquis de Louie on board, Lae left Lisbon for Genoa. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Sin. 16. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies the proposition of the Committee on the Military Budget was agreed to by 273 against 68 votes. POLAND. WARSAW, Sur. 16. The official Djiennik of to-day says : " A number of nobles have held illegal meetings at the house of Count Zamoyski, and drawn up an address containing demands exceeding the freedom granted by the institutions of the country. Count Zamoyski has been ordered to St. Petersburg to answer for these proceedings to the Emperor. SWITZERLAND. BDINE, BIM 16. The Italian government has despatched a circu lar note to its representatives abroad, a copy of which has been communicated to the Federal Council. Iu this note the speedy defeat of the insurrectionary movement of Garibaldi is adduced as a proof of the consolidation of the state of things in Italy. It is stated also that this insurrection, on the other hand, constitutes an urgent demand to grant to Italy her capital, as Garibaldi, although acting in au illegal manner, nevertheless expressed the thought of all Italians. MEXICO. VERA CRUZ, Aunurn 17 (yid St. Nazaire). A council of war, composed of members of the liberal party, Las been held at Orizaba, at which it was resolved that fresh propositions :or negotiation should be made to General Forey, should ha arrive at Orizaba with diplomatic powers from the French government. The French troops have succeeded in fortifying an important position at Borrego. At Colima Colonels Tara and Roivas, together with the citi zens and garrison, have pronounced in favour of the French intervention. The reinforcements have not yet arrived. Seve ral ships are expected on the 20th, with 1,800 sol diers from Africa. ST. NAZAIRF., SEPT. 16. The Menageries Imperiales steamer Tampico arrived at this port from Mexico at 10 a.m. to day. She brings 50 passexgers. The sanitary condition of Mexico is exoellent. TO TIMI IDITOII OF TIN IXPILIOS. Sur.,-Your kind insertion of my former letters on this subject produced up to Saturday evening UM 9a., since thou I have received the following additional eirliacrip tions. May Ibe allowed through your columns to crprsas the best Muskat!' this committee to thine who have already replied se prompily and generously tothsir appeal.-lam,ke., Garibaldi Committee, J. MACRAE MOIR. 10, Southampton-street, Strand, Sept. 15. Mr. E. Darrell (Hastings), 10s. 6d.; Marianne liceprady, 11. Is.; H. E. cm stamps), 2s. 6d. ; Mr. Charles Nihau (Bath), 11 .; 0. N. (Taunton), 24 3c; F. Perkins (Mayor of Southampeop), W. de.; J. liatehett (Bromptoo), Si.; 8. B. Ls Garcia (ditto), tis.; W. E. 8., 2/. 25.; Colored Henry Barmy (Fibrins), per W. H. A., 54; W. J. Willis (Epsom), Mi. 6d.; Mrs. Frederic West, 104; R. M. C. (Brecon), first half of 5L note ; Minis (stamps), 2a. ed. • a Cabman, 10a.; E. Morris, lb. 6d.; Lord Lyvedsn, 51.; E. 65.; R. Hansen, IL ls.; W. J. Hall, N. 55.; M. E. Marsden, Egg., 61. ; A. M., 10a. 6d. ; Geo. S. Notts s, Es% (per proprortors of Doily Tekgrapl4). 101. 10s. ; Moo 8. Landon, ss. ; Mrs. and Mks J., Fatal. 16 ; Thew Styles Situaders. 3L ; Montagu QC., 21L ; a lady, 11. • Mr. James Bischoff 5/. ; from a few working men at 65, St. Jammer street, 2s. ; Rev. Dr. Clourteuay, 14 Is. ; Bev. H. K Piper, 10s. ;H. L. S. (Sydenltsm), W. 2a. ; Mies Leigh Smith, 101. ; Hr. John Curves (per Harming Star), 11. ls.; Mr. H. S. Kim (65, Cornball, IL Is. ; 8., 51. ; A London physician, 11. Is. • L. J. Parry, Esq., 11. Is. ; W. Lindley, Esq., IL la. • A n thony Is . ; Mr. W. Sheen, 51. sa. ; Re;. Stewart Wt7fiamsoa, 10a. ; two children, Is. 2d. ; subscription box, 10s. Bd. • E. S. G. S., 10a. ; C. Ward, I. &L ; Mr. Peter Graha m, U. la. ; Mr. T. Chis wick, ; Mr. C. Gdpin, M.P., U. ; Yr. T. Viper, 108.6 d. ; J. H. M., 2a. 6d ; F. R. 8., es. ; Mr. T. Gals worthy, Si. ; Mr. T. Hale, Sic 6d. ; Mr. Edward Mall, 21.3. TO TILT LDITOR OF TIM =FILM Bra,—The subscriptions received to this fund up to last night amount to 2461. 13s. 10d. For the information of the public perhaps you will kindly allow me to state that the neoessary expenses incurred, including Professor Par. tridge's fee, already exceed 6001. I have this day received the following additional sub scriptions net previously acknowledged in your columns, the kind insertion of which will greatly oblige.—l am, ire., Garibaldi Committee, J. MACI3A.II MOIR. 10, Southaniptowstrait, Strand, Sept. 16. B. B. 8., 51. ; John Meeker, Ilfracombe, 14 le. ; O. Balk fa. ; Bev. H. Mills, Pittsrto., 51. ; Miss Bedfccd, Pereltem, 11. ; Mr. Alderman Salomon ., IL L. ;B. Wysocki, 10s. 64.; Mr. John Norton, Wicklow, 54 • Little Alfred and his friends, 2s. 6d. ; Henry L. Jacob, Peq., Bridgewater, 10s. ; A Man of Kent, ss. ; Mrs. Elisabeth Shelly, 10a. 6d. ; Mr. J. W. Shelli i ri. &I. ; Mn. Buxton Whalley. ; Hy. Whitfield, ~ 14 ; J. Shepherd, IL ; Don Jima, 24 ; Edwin Cox, ; M. A., Mk • Clerks, kc., 6t, Lower Thamesstrest, 11s. &I. ; small s ums per J. W. Olivet (Bar rl.ical). W., 1 4. 8 1. ; 8. 31 , r are l"he, ;111TV' 61. t 1 . -; 14 T. ir Douglas, Paris, 14 ; , ; Miss Lonna WW. 11. la. ; B. C. Standrey, per wig nod Sharp, 24 ; Joseph Caution, 11. Is. ; T. R., 21. 2e. ; Two Wire, Lancashire, 21. ; John Richardson, 11. Is. • Miss Burton, 6e. ; Hy. HIM and 25 friends, iper Messrs. Lid, Sons, and Co., 1 1.11 s. ; Henry Bristow, la. ; Wm. Gray, Limehouse, 10a. ; Misers Geddes, Edinb ur gh, ; MelorStewart, de. ; A Prised, la.; W. Beating, 2/. da. ; S. Van Emile, 211. &L ; S. Hughes, 2s. &I. ; J. Dotter, Eastbourne. lii. tkL ; B. Truelove, 3s. ; J. Donnatti, fe.; Toulmin Smith, 14; Rumen Ellioe,ll. A. J. Roberts, U. Is. ; Travers and Saes, 24 2s. ; Charles Seely, req. M.P., 31. 3s. ; C. W. Elt, 11. la. ;• J. R. Jeffery, Liierpeol, 54 • J. J. Briseoe, 21. 110. ; W. B. Jeffery, 21. 2s. ; Rev. J ohn Prior, 21. 2s. A Prima, 2 1 . •, Win. Anton, 2s. 6d. ; Ma. Glutton, 51. ' • Mrs. C. B. Hunt, 10s. ; Mr. Hardy, 31.3.. ; G. M., a lady, 3s. ; (3tarlas Boss, Dorking, ss. ; A. L. Baxter, ss. • Mrs. Parry, Is. ; Mr. J. Pope, Brighton, 11. ; Mims Kinpc;ill, Dundalk.kowes, 51. syMPArmy WITH 114.111BALDI. In compliance with a numerously signed requi sition, the Mayor of Sunderland (Mr. Candlish) convened and presided at a public meeting, which was held oo lion day in the Lyceum Theatre, Lambton-street, to expense sympathy with the patriot hero under his present tem porary defeat, and to protest against the continued occu pation of Rome by the Emperor of the French. The meeting was fixed for half-pest 7 o'cl-ck, but long before that hour the theatre was filled, and though it is the largest place in the borough, it was crowded to the dome when the speakers appeared on the platform. The pro ceedings throughout were of a most enthneiaatic descriptioo. The committee appointed at the meeting held on Saturday have decided to hold the first public meeting to-morrow night, at the Whittington flub, Arnodelutreet, Strand. All the metropolitan members will be invited to attend, ea well as other popular representstives and well-known friends of Garibaldi and Italian liberty. Steps are also being taken towards the getting up of • subsequent meeting in the city of London, either at the Guildhall or elsewhere, according to ciicurustances. Some of the inhabitant. of Rochdale, likewise, are endeavouring to get • public uiesting called by the mayor of that borough. In Brutd it is proposed to send out a box of linen and other articles, which may be naeful or convenient in the prison chamber of the wounded hero. Such • mark of sympathy from those who esteem and admire the devoted patriot CAlll2Oi, it is thought, fail to be Dot roily acceptable but soothing to his feelings in his adversity. It is stated that Mr. Gilpin, M.P., has written to the General, inviting him to take up his residence with him io the event of his being permitted, under say circumstances, to come to England. Tag " Low; Irma " tic Kam— A rather ingenious trick, which has recently been played off upon several persons in this neighbourhood, deserves all the publicity which our columns can give, in order that others may be put upon their guard. There is a .et of swindlers at Mancheeter, known to the police as the "Long Firm," whose niodus operandi appears to be to watch the news papers, and send liberal orders to parties advertisiog goods for sale. Recently Mrs. Pack, of Allington (ludo, near Maidstone, advertised souse rams for sale, and forthwith she was favoured" with an order for five. Unsuspicious of fraud, the animals were duly sent ; but, fortunately, the Matron-master at Manchester was sufficiently acquainted with the antecedent, of the purchaser to can municate with the polio*, into whose custody the rams were given, though not until the person who presented himself as the consignee had been mulcted of 21 10a. for carriage—a proceeding which he evidently did not appreciate. is another case the " Long firm" were more successful. Mr. Brsdshaw, carpenter, of King-street, having advertised a number of doors, window hems', sad mama, for sale, received an ceder for the ! whole lot. Mr. Bradshaw, however, was wise enough to ask for payment in advance, at which " unusual request " his correspondent assumed an air of in jured dignity, but, with greet maguseienity, he promised that if two of each of the doors, le., were sent as samples, the "whole amount" should be re mitted, adding that if these terms did not meet with approval, Mr. Bradshaw was " quite at liberty to countermand the order." Such (sir dealing se this of come led to the immediate forwarding of the "samples," the value of which was some 51. odd. A few days later, in lien of the " whole amount," a note WWI received complaining that the doors had not reached their destleaties, and in quiring the way they were sent. The worst of the matter is that the rogues just manage to keep themselves out of the clutches of the police, the transactions only being in the eaters of debt. ; and togas them in the county court would e a t Lk; be to throw good money after bed. Surely the of the ctiminal law might very properly be extended to include rogues who thus systematically trade upon the confidence of their fellow-mea.—MancAester Aierwel. Upon the motion of Mr. Deputy BAILIUSOI it was re ferred to the improvements ossainittes to take wash slime se they might think somokry two the peoteetion of the im &owes of there eeelselew, wed to comider what errangio• resets slasuld be reeds for the future in repel( to the ap pointment. Dr. LtiMenn, the medical officer of health for the City. reported en the state of 317 homes that bad been inspected daring the room. He likewise reported that 386 visits had been made to the common lodging-houses of the City nom the last meeting of the court, and he submitted a list of 186 places for unitary improvement. The markets and slaughterhouses had been duly inspected, and the officals had seized 17,5421 in. of meat and K 52 bead of game as unfit for human food. 12,6061 be. were diseased, 3,6671ba were putrid, azid 1,8771 be. were from animals that had died from natural MUM. 231 births and 267 deaths had been registered during the last six weeks. The mortality returns are ism than the average (291) for the oeneepoedieg period of the last six years. 108 of the deaths were among children of lees than flee years of age, and 43 were among old persons of 60 and upwards. The chid MUMS of death were a. follows : Yhthisis, 32; mesenteric disease and scrofula, 22; hydro cephalus, 6 ; pnesseesis, 8 bronchitis, 10: continued fever, 19 ; markt fever, 7 ; w hooping cough, 8 ; croup and diphtheria, 5 ; awls, 23 ; and diarrheas 22, of which only three were adult mem. Altogether there were 68 deaths from tubercular dimmer, 113 from inflammatory of of the limp, and 65 from semiotic diseases. HEALTH OP LONDON. The weekly return published by authority of the Registrar-General dates that the deaths in London from all cameo in the week that ended last Satorday . were 1,138. If the deaths from epidemic cholera in the thuty-edenth week of 1854 are excluded from the returns os which the calculation is based, it will be found that the avenge rate of mortality for the weeks corresponding with led week in the tea years 1862-61 gives 1,133 deaths ; • result with which the actual number very closely agrees. Divehi:ea continues to decrease. The fatal cases of this complaint declined from IZ3 in the third week of August to 64 Let week. Of this number, 59 occurred to children. A man died in Weekender Hospital of "sporadic cholera," after twenty-mese hours' Mama. The widow of a blacksmith died in Westmiester at the age of 72years, of "cholera." Antler, aged63yeare, died at 4, CAS, weight-a:est, Aldgeta, of " Attains cholera,"after aa illness of three days sad a ball. • labourer died at 3, Rich•stred, Linehan., of "Aden (9 days), consecutive fever (6 days)." Five deaths from diarrhoea occurred in the ni didn't of Christchurch, Mmylabone. Mae were 85 deaths from scarlatina, sad 10 of these occurred in the diatrid of Pancras. There were 4 from the mme disease in the sub district of London-road, and the mine number in Lambeth Chunk, seemed subdistrict. The oWeet perms whosedesilt was recorded in the week wee a female, aged 95 years. last week the births of 913 boys and 869 g i rls, in all 1,772 chtl drew, were registered in Leedom. he the ten correep=/ weeks of the years 1862,61 the avenge number ( L 1,761). At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height of the barometer in the week was 29.891 in. The reading rose to 30.03 in. me Friday, and fell to 29.70 io. at the end of the week. The mean temperature of the air in the week was 58 deg., which is 0.5 deg. above the average of the tame week in 43 years (as determined by Mr. The hiabed day temperature was 73.4 deg. im Tuaeday. The lowest sight temperature was 40.4 deg. oa Thursday. The nage of the thermometer in the week was therefore 33 deg. The mean daily singe was 19 deg. The nage on Friday was 27.3 deg. The difference between the mean dew-point temperature and air temperature was 4.9 deg. The mean degree of humidity of the air was 85. complete saturation being represented by 100. The wind blew almost constantly from the south-west. Rain was samared to the amount of 0.36 in., all of which fell on Wedaesday. The mean of the highest temperatures of the water of the Thames was 621 deg. ; that of the lowest wee 59.9 deg. la the day the temperature of the Theme wee 6.3 deg. below, in the night 10.5 deg. above, the temperature d the sir. THE INQUEST ON MR. T. W. NORMAN. MYSTERIOUS CASS. An inquest wu held on Monday on the body of Mr. Thanes William Norman, an artist, who resided at Keppel-place, Stoke, sear Plymouth, and the particulars respecting whose melancholy death were given yesterday. The curiae, was Mr. Bone, and the inquiry was held at the Pesnyoomequick lon. During the deliberation of the jury, Mr. De la Rue was reoalled and examined. He said that, taking into acoount the delicate health of the deceased, be thought the blow would be sufficient to produce conceal= of the bean to a certain extent, and that would produce temporary insensi bility. He thought the deceased might have recovered his 1101:11140, amid removed to the spot where the body was found. The jury said that the deceased was found dead in the public road, near Peonyoomequick ; that be died from hemorrhage, caused by a wound is his head, out that bow or by what memos such wound was caused there was no evidence to show. MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN THE REGENT'S CANAL.— Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held by Mr. Walthew at Limehmas, on the body of Joseph Turner. aged 36 years, who bad lost his life by drowning, in the Regent's Canal under very suspicious circumstances. It appeared from the: evidence that the deceased was a travelling showman, and was keeping company with a female named Jourdan. The latter person and the deceased went on Friday eight last, about half-past ten o'clock, on board the barque Jessie, lying in the Limebouse basin of the Regent's Canal. They =of some refreshment, and Captain Jourdan (the of the young woman), who remained on board, left them to go ashore. They bad not left the hold of the barque • minute before an alarm was raised of two persons overboard. The captain hastened on deck and jumped into a small but be oould not see anything, as the night was dark. He then leaned forward, and upon placing his heeds la the water, felt the bead of Pine rson whom he famed to be " his own sister, bat the man had disappeared. The female had been saved by the expansion of her pettiooat, bet when deceased wee brought to the surface of the water life must hare bees Wiest about half an hour. The deputy coroner said that it was to be regretted that the female was not in atteadasoe, and the beadle said that she could not be found. Verdict—" Found dead in the Regent's Canal, but how, when, or by what means he came into the water, then wee so evidence to show." AR ACED SUICIDE—On Thursday last Mr. Kell, 00031141 t for the Rape of Heatinp, held an impart in the parish of Catelield es the body of Sarah Goble, a widow lady, 71 years of age, wbo had cut her throat the same day. It appeared that the deceased, who bad always bees eon- Adored a very pious woman, and had contributed liberally to the Wesleyan muse, had oomplained & good deal of pans in he r head drain the previous fortnight. Wades bring troubled with palpitation of the heart and lowness of spirits. She had not slept well for seveial nights prior to this melancholy occurrence, although no particular notice was taken of them circumetaasis by het neighbours. Oa Thurs day morning the deceased got op and breakfasted with her servant as usual, after which they both attended to their regular duties. About tee o'clock. however, the servant, named Mary Waits missed her mistress, and went in search of her. As she was about to enter • store-room to see if she we, there, she beard the old lady groan terse which so shamed the servant that she went for seastanes , and got • Mn. Puttied to enter the room. This vomits then found the deceased lying on a heap of potatoes, with her beads ex tended and bloody, her throat having been eat with a pen knife. Further assistasee was procured, but the embiateaste woman, who thee seemed conscious, and spoke rasa Or tWIOII, ' expired I. about half an hour. It was observed that the de ceased had reed her Bible more than easel ea Wedeeeday night and Mundy morning. A letter wea loud on the top of bar writing leek, in her bed.rooin, addressed to Wail. Liam Rosales, her nephew, and on the fold were written the words, "Dear William — G od Wee you." It also contained the key of we of her drawers. It appears that a sister of the diseased bid committed suicide in HaywasFs Heath Deasseis *glass. Evideeee in support of them fade having bees Wiese& the fury returned a verdict of suicide while in as moms' date al Wed.—Sussex Express.