The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-07 00:00:00

"." .v , f- -- , w I .\ipbi :,..41-143rte-ss%. cr. , 17 . 0.916.1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, IN& ONE PENNY. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. i. N l l 's I at..t Route to Hannover, Brans , %nal titraitay.-7b Mosta Homan Lloyd's , • • n .% AN, Captain tit RltrlVS:telkl, • a 0., 111tIteDAIL Ott a madam at lihaeltwell .• , II 110 M. • Pans to ltrereollLlt and tl; it loa—Apply CHAPLIN'S Clamored , tt or to mu I.ll'i-.4. SHAVEN, PHIL. sot panatan'ahoasr,Crooalatta Oros& Tower. OIIEE N' 8 THEATRE, Long-aare.. Maw mhte—llly W. A. LISTON. TIM irxwauss LANG. by Henry J. BM.. hevin g belei roomed throeithout tai performance with tar reatwa owtho• ahem. by ,ra arid excited . = v ai n =rable sum? 1.1 , EN ING. at • mutter te 111. y at IL • NEW WORK EY " THE JOURNEYMAN ENOINEZR... 'FHB GREAT I.tNWASIIELL In 1 uni» ern pub " Seas llobns sod Clotoom the Working Glasse•' . 'Now rvaty. Also A WEW WORE BY ARTHUR REErairuw. sus GMAT 00UNTRY: sa at Amorkft. Gaoarit Nam. M.A. MAMA. Warioalsyl. bri . . Tlashoy Brlion• OaMserlarogra• Ilk. CII4IILAB LICKIIN3 1 11411311r2LL - itilfffiiiii: of another series of readings )1 \1 ' 1' 141.1..1 1;01'01.1TAN RAILWAY. TATENOION la NOW OPEN. 1:0 VOLITAN RAILWAY. EsTE.RN EXTENSION. • ~, uotrto rived` to Use CITY in 3:1 minutes. urn.) Sietoia. 4.4. astz. 03 M. . 1141.2. Id la. 101 loa dN. .... Ott. . . LOPOLITAN RAILWAY. The WET+. TERN EXTEKNION. , lisshatrwt • to the CITY MSS minabl. • • Joiank Twtketa. Return Twtet. ..Cel WI 11. id rL 104 Al . Sd. i;oI'OLITAN RAILWAY. WaTTERN EXTENSION. 1111.1 AI E M the , CITY in 17 minuts. _ . I L•urtu. Tielerts. R..turti Tsekres. .• 3.1 CI ltd. el aJ la ad et hoI'OLITAN HAIL WA Y. WESTEEN EXTENSION. s Al FIZ wOw CITY wll mimeos, Retunt Tlrkets • Irs id VI ,A MYLES TENTON, Otileral Ilsnwr YMNEY _ _ PlltleTtilt!: HN BOYLE. lig., fl. Ilarnard*.inn, ll,lLorn, • .• • 1:1•41 Thr Yount. rarninaliam, Kent. • 1-. 111dritn..n. S. (*roe tlt•ireb•lone. London. t.r.a., 4. t'n -Knorr, Louittn. - • 1 . to, Lineoln'oinn, lliOnton. • 11 Tyler, Cottrol. ttnrita " • i , tit i Aliarto MO each. loins .i• ty the Company • Art 4 1544. ; .• t‘ tb, i'arintt ond earrptuAly Liar now in muse . • • nett the RtlYtnnrY Brailwritr :61 0 .11 lit:Se it too paid the Tett Vole Boil . • • your. for troll! , Milt t•• ThU. arounnt wtll alone maw t .• :1.. ...-1 o. without Larose into 1:.• L:4 11.1. y 4'..ukiraty at 34b IMP, kW, V 4,4 40 Annual those. 1 " Li :,-.l77.7ftent. 15 ' 1 ' 2 I' ) I • • 4.Sati f. • : n. 14. fi nO.OO 4. IWO :A A;4 r rent .. 1.44 .• •• t " L - 4 .Lam 10 • kn. f..k...1.0.1..n IVL,YI. 1 @ • f.: , 0 I.* tr. 4 rev., ne fnr The reef I! In. oth,. lettholt a.- .. • • 1•41 t ..13 annual ehsap utore. . 1'1.70 1t .f prr , lrth of or •1.11. • noi. ra:tarof the t.:anlJl l.ur k>on.; th. . . . 111.11.1 If‘ • one.u.ary Mork wouled a.r.:.1 ram! np ano• • ::r. Lae I aid arty diridendo: at Vo. rate ..1 per ...ens. r.um until ti.e laFt, I.:If-year. when. oirlryito a •trt.te. ant pr • ral C.*) retaiot in tho iron trad: a I:v . i.o.i.hod :tiro • nly t. prr ry rt. lAILO pa l& In the tinq eirrt.! «riff: of the • • ! a:f ): ar. how. ret. the traffic rIUATIA oiow an 'new... , .4 r Cent. orcr the Witt por.tal of I.: T. notwith.t.in..llne • ; .; ;.: f the uos: th• r: - ie !Wary re, :a . • “ laitt a ttinot, tha Onknury Sock thrutin.llr4:l • .s int:lntel in the ennst thririn; nitnral disrrirt nf 11 and. whr n Its rums! rsnuri. t. d. w:11 farm •• it r•.ub•. anth:a fraet:on of a =L. ta - , 1:1.• .74.14 • ,• rr.:rt• one of thr Is•st ysiylng Loft to • • • ~.,• dat par. payable as f•dinars • . ... on the 1 ".th . . 11th .lanst.try local . . . . do. Ow .dam. 15th Jtdy. 1 ,, 0e . .. do. 1:41s Uct,drer. 1:42. ; T • T. t, pay in Pall at u.ny time, at:Anima is : be made up to the Itth October istelo l'..n,pany. at 'artlff ; Cr o. Yemen. UPWARD and rusecorr. • F.' l'A 1 t.N I' BREAD INIACH.LNER • 'WANT Limbed. ••••• 41'. fmrsrui. Lowton. W .C. CASK. HA& iI1? FAILLLY 1•t rr:.l.• fro m 4.1 v, to qle of bread ,• . kil• to IC.tf . 6: • bra. t., II It • 3 3 • 4 4 • 5 15 0 r. .0• • TUL fI.A 1.1. AVE) LAILE LSTABLISII MEN'is A'..od Fixed Iron Troughs. • • 1: •:: •:1S • 0 £22 0 8 '2 . 0 A si o o 40 r. • so 0 0 ...s 0 0 70 0 ‘ 7 . 0 0 Ki 0 1.1 MACIIINEIt it I'AIENT 1- I • . r T - 7 . 7r . r .•A•7l. y.o;10V. -• Cil'ANl- ~~~1 .1 _ NiftV SUPPLYING I.II:AD.MANIN,; ‘.l ::.e cliara.2:Pr alq ; . . C•r 1:-ay IL:Fl~7i:l:.l\eE • N!; :\ .: 1.. rLr•”-1 : IzArion. E^. -• L.. 111 • - rte• f hnh .."1.: : that I .ItE 1. - )Ltrini wh; itr.sEwED Within nft • • • n - .pan) * a«nta '7:( L. I t: of tht reducod duty of k tel iaLrmatton 'it ply to the Cornputy's 'l. TRLLiSIIO S riE ASSURA-NCE COMPANY . LIFE an 4 MARINE. ( • in v.No) ,hares of LS osela SoNseribed, ' Pool up. Cnnallod. 196.10 u. • • o )3LAS WALMEALLE. Lg. E • • t 'MLA& •. Fowls. *ll4 Barnard. iJ, COrlaila les4-nhall-otroet. n lers-ntuar brpartment—O. Finch-lane. C. '' •• / • yr. 1.1 . .1ar A to r. , (2v• proposals for lantraaols • .rt.: t rot. s• tn. It: ^bora JOHN BR kFrHWATTE. frenoral Martarer. ONDUN and SUBURBAN LAND and BUILIINO (*(.3II'ANY (Veto—No 14 A. F r11001.41-01 . 0.4,E.C. • ty reeoatod on DEFOOLT at F 01.31. YESCEST. EMMETT. r .• Iv M 416717 67140. : . CL T. snowed on ram d CM sad upwards E -.nod !w not los than ono rear eertain. JANA 7 HAN TAYLOE. Sem•tarfr MONEY .-1 to Ef+oo ADVANCED imam -20 e..trly oo f. ruiture, errlout removal, publicity. or low •••t 3 , ,y Le ret.: , f. 1.3 iniq...lwee-qa. No charge of 4111 f 010. lerake, fro:u•11 ft. 11 r ;for SIM ooi oven—APPl , • tLt Orr ICES. 1. Soutbiloptouwirete. Adrowis on les.v.4. We pollol.s. au. SAFE INVESTMENTS for CAPITAL. 11-7 7.. vi le net. v.eur.. , ! V. to err r•itt &mins Gnontlay. Raul PI V E.:*T*o NT fah(ci,us. (Vibt ha). I) t,) p F CA 1 TIALIETS, tIJLA It k.II , , , LbLIIS. wr , l 4 lnl. IMI . FrEES. t.t.l t ✓ STV.V.I •• :1 , • swf, lik• 4 r dul.lr guAr. 41. AN N'IL I E!:IIA.Itl••111, al. 1,1.641 y, Loudon fly() 1 LET, fcr f , ,r .;y nv.nt l .3 fr.m !• •$ r, t• t h i ••• Ito a r • f . , , sung two, L I s se.. •Ir 4-• • 0,14. , at w5.1..4.wk .3 g..1•1,5a.—A4,,:y . .11 cnttug il1A.N•011):It'1 ES (Collford, Itrontlwowl, &c.)— .otoueot rIANoa. iotioaino two ,f the 7...eta', • ; • .. n I 4.. • K. .I.l‘el.t celnut wail 1•••••• (-• gaol r PWllStitrilft.l , Ott 4.• iu W14111tb) B”1,14 ) awl Qt.I.AI e. =warily lea pr.",, 1. r. .1 • ••,.. pe•l•.,r n•-.• pataut 7oet •ve otottaxer at sad . • • ti.n.:fe• ter., with all the lat..: in.prnre• • • 1.• oe in vary elegant owl,' at • • ...1•.0411.111 irattureeera Enxilud. at 711.L.giC • • • ; • - 36, If eur.ateatract. bank. E.O. 4,:. IASI) FIRE andli 1./at-PROOF ..'t.. - rornhaall ho irj for Mo end Nmr, tt Pourboat saahor Pe it about halt tho pro , * / (*ph. A Urge quantity of Tomes I o to 4IIIFFITILA.4I. aminhoa4ArimA.llLo. ( • . 1 i ' 111:1.i: OTTOMANR for Ci•ntre of - • ~... to—. said Oro Pa/17 ehen. : a gro.t Ina. • •• I) ot•• amts. Only of FIL WPM awl W. 1 ,1. !, ri •-r....tnot ilstqui otr.t. W. rentonr, 1..' Ail ill Lixtratool nstaloffii• Dolt tom 0 ; "NKEi INDlA.—MustratAd • .! (AI.:ELAND TRUNKS, ladles' travel . • a•tlivr Da" eaten taroitare, Iry tor ' • T/110 , ...e11t.= sad OLILVNY. outfitted', • atrual. of I , H 01L L 0 T L PUNS. throuittest th• world. A 1 :N"I.1) i.r d SONS IMPERCEP'fIBLIC j:: l.' ...'•1..1e..1 to be Übe bailie* sad owlettafaß- Elaaer. Ittnetta.g., X new-napi, , "' • ` • Abstsima.4.l PAH& iiwalWaff liras . •• •!' • Amt.. i F Arras, 1'14 , 41. Ey. w . ke.• • r •; - • • al TIM roanot...tur.xl by AJL141412 ?I '1.•• .L ...L., avid. • . • tort prime lortrai'doi. An oz. ""'" 14, 1 1 44101 or Iwlrra. T - lALIAN CtiVEIiNM EN r SIX nut cit:Nr. lONACAJO WAN of trlyaii,Sou (ranee. tar t 3,04,7011, M Bondi of Set inn.. tat k. awl ponds of VG. frame matt Malone arm tint tel traits heads. bennnp ins teat at * per met. per annum finny let July. NM: tedea enable at par by half-yearly &Smogs in it pan; placed me the rube I eetaat as the Puolie Lett of Wu tit Italy, and MK 1441...ui1...ted to any mewls] Inc. 1711uNral and Interest. pay able to Italy, and at Para, Inaday. •sd Lenin. imaruntet d tlo• Palma emernment, and et* tin upen the pnuluce 01 the 'lobar° Revenant of irezel ac.odah.e with taw teen ration with the ltallaa Ocoee amend July. by the law t 4 14th Annual, Idea the !myna nes of interest and principal. both to Italy, and at 1.41.1i40[1. and Maim. will lc. mole to gold. 'the n tay mess a the prtncipal iu London will he made at the taxed esestarar of fi trams b (matinee to the )ettinft iirwlM t Aware. Onto brothers bea to itatiounoe that they letars to ri et tee Pubesetptiotts for the above whioh are Meted for the pawpaw at etteetint a loan to the hakes storarnasont, assustsl pa lee taoduer of the totaeou intrainie of 'tidy, in piarsuiusat of the alyerom. absurd Coneentints. 1 het owls are tau. d Ly the Company entitled - 11opitate 'Tor la Iteale to-mien...6a dm Saba. data 1a May wane night- Walled . ..Mita tartest of Fitts Millions of Lrr if.2,11011.15e1. to winch tens Yeah 011144 , 11 Val by that eimvenban the fanning of the Italian tit wire mannfitetuie for titres. year's Ihe manufacture and sale of tobsero in Italy are. as is known, eamiasteely Arsenal to the noseniment, and the profits derived Mtn Inn. formes, of he prowmal limners of the winnow of the /MVP... 'tar Tetanal from this warm are published monthly in Mr Manisa um erste, nt Gad. Ito. Item whlsh it appears that the maws net apes to lON amountea to upwards of niantywise Math/nil at lire. 'llo• tbd hot mallet, the n %Cho,' lit/Mil.' Venetian tern tety, whith in now added. steward at eleven millions owns (inc.,01300 'Arta 5 and 1.0 stipulates that the Gotepany shall return and set apart mitt of the rerennea of the tohweO Waintiartnic euthea nt money.. to prises*. for the interest atal • sluts fund et the Notch. lit tor to any payment to the thmeru aaas or the Manhunters. he bonds an searetntred by lb. Italian Government. and will be mud. noon d by a rept , ahtetiVe egteesally appointed by the t.ot a. LRt nt for that purpose. be hobos wall bp weed ma/wants of Sari franca and ;Sea frame ft. E tuts latter eumVrl.u.g tar d Sin {ranee They will to' ro. pa.vend to trait and in the .spiiralent amount in punnets Merthyr, at the hied exchange of 15 trance dl matt:ma, at which rate the in hs lA sTna 4 Te of the a ma r ntl e nt. per annum • tl.to- on tacit ):oral ot the tram • the annual in 'ton will be 150 titan*, •Mr b will be nilueod to 13.. hums PO ecnttone by the de- Mallon et the renentl Itahan income tax of end per oral 't he ints not will be pay al le lam dear,y on the lot January and let J sly, m gold, to Italy. and at Pans. London, and ?rant:forts ILe Lamas til distant into al sersee. each cotitainuis 13.1 1 .5 Bonds et he hunt P eaell , red , rumble at par, within IS years Irma tie at January, lel* by thirty haltyrany drawtoits. the /Get to la muds oaths. Apra. lees*. Al mach drawingooe entire 44..ries will Le drawn. the repayment will take plam three month. alter the draw mr. and will be made at par ,Intitout any deduction for tax. ti Italy. I errs. London, and knutkfort. All paymants &Mihaly both d principal and Warm& will be made in `old, to tlw exclusion of all paper ta.o sey. The ltatian Government has stipulated that the ladders of Nosh shad hate the stamina Mk ink at par 47.41.10 Ghana an the Company. al NU lire tads at the rate of ono share for every ten he franc Bowls. for •hub purpose the Coneetaionairre. ouboes4l,l for tut whole of the Incure .bans 101102 4,1111,40444. the Company's capital. lase at propitated thereout 47.400 Marta The time and manner esetmstriattde option wall be hemath r announied. Ibe pr.cc of teem' of the blond in Ennhnhl wilt le at the rate of fei L. per 2.3•0 franc Bond, payable by the following illalat• MILO thi Applhatien 11 per Bond of 2,600 franca ir;.:;tmt ut It 0 —„ Nur. 1,40 .. 15 0 Jan. 1. .... 15 V deducting £210,. fid.,leloo English Lwow tax fur Cuukuu of :5 hunt.. due Jan. I. _ . _ Wag Fa 1, 1041, 10 0 )1,..5.h 1, 1K9.. 10 fel 7 The trot Coupon of 666 trams per Bond, falling dm let January. ps.i. *lli take at £.2 its td., without making any dectus•non Zr ' Itstuas a num Lax, on account of the Installnel t someday. on i ay n.eut ot the inatalmezit due au allotment scrip emtamatos a.., I. so at end by kleosre. 14010 Brothers, which will ass exchange. at le to on pa!tas ct in full of the instalment, for the Dellnitivc 1.. I,le et , P.. 11 WI they are prepared. rstl w ni • to 1• town to unt.t.opate the payment of the nap...eta - 0 inotoats mos wall have the option of detltpt Pe under dal...ant at 4 tits ut. p r annum wawa a week attar allotment, or on ..y st s.nt p 41.1ettited foe the payment of the Instalments. alum itto tinta. the dierount on payment in full. the t nisi,. Is lot January. 1669, and the half symul, Wawa's. the Is au fis std. t.. out. riltro un Automat equal to 9 old per tent. on lb. r mot olio ht. 1144.1..,4 at ti. rut, of 6 per root. per annum will be charged on all II Main.. nt. m orient. hint In default of due payment of the m ats t.ie ii •Itont i.t. tht .trip and all previous paymenta wall be balls t.. le is rte as •I. In tow or tie allotment being for a Imo number of bomb , than tl.at orbits si It r. the ourpluo of the depoott will be ropind towarv.s the utstalmeat due upon allotment ehould there be sui tale boy that =intim...tat, at a .11 be returned to the sub orr.t s r lortLatith. Lt lam no allotment is made the whole &posit will be returns:l without delay. ois tuts tee.- s 1 the Definitive Bonin It will be arranged to flat trtbutt atm at , much a. putseable our the several 5i10... au bast a But.. rater b.,. thirty bond. .hall Yodeler our mulibunable In each ta the Marty bur-yearly drawings. t opt's et tae nyeattuti of nth July . 16 , 60. the law of filth Await, lotto. and an extract from the wapplementary Convention restuuaung the details of the bowls, can In nom at the Italian Goa moat. , Mel Jean E.I. AUAkI - LICAI . I4 INS must be made not letsrthan the evening of tottolor e , it.., 3 unipanad with a tlepowt of Its per emit., to the Imperial bank. L c. othtury. Lomlon, E Drospettures can be obtained as London alum Wain. Stern Sloth. ta Angel-court. E.C. nobeeriptiona will also be reeeleed— At Phi., Ly Y. WM. A. J. in rti and Co. At lsranllurt, by Mr. Jaruh n. H. rtes. At bet m. by Itiessa. lbobert Wareedimper and Os In Italy. at thr album .1 the Societe ...Instals de Credit Nubiller Italit n. the National Bank of the Kingdom of Italy, and thy National Bank of Tuscany. Atari-tout, lskinon L.C..14110ct0btr,1664 ITALIAN GOVERNIMiT PM PER CENT. TOBACCO LOAN. --. LATTTN or APPLICATION. So to retained ty the Y..alkere aft , r raym,at of the deposit to thew. Lift sere. Sum hrt.th-re,Lonelon. ft, It rt.rxue,—ltiovir.r met to the imperial 13...nk :Limited, tit - , '-u of 14 . rtquott you to allot, to Bott,le to the ),..mir al ante:lnto} p.,,111.11... ft.:. ...c o , to the a n%.. Lso. sad te-rehy twee to seen.pt ttutt ,14.4U111, to al.) .1,.41:. , r tWO that 11..5y be Iglo.:o4 to at: .1 ...• 1) U. 1.311.. r .;:st ..., .. ?JP the' .',. ux in.; !......11 , 4 , 1-. lA , JOICII.Niv to it,: testa, et your ino.peetus i.i tio: f.t.la Ort..4ovr. 'KA. _ Y , .114* 01..10 i a ownw.lat. • Adiatea in full . I,d , a GUINEA Pale or Golden, 21s. per dorm. or ICS ror xenon. =I ne.ol elreot from Jeter4te. lu-Fnr.tern. A round. I u.. 0 bauble!. serer Atb!. wao, free from un .pir:t ur sad.t Ono orernagn trop. on receipt fa rct..n.ta nu. .y the 1 4 .rterti PlirilLlWN mad SONS. Wee: (n POItT, 21s. per doz'n, or 12s. per gallon, n.vddin.... tune Owe , " 'Ser. 14/nan's shipping. An .1- e. .: n• tope...dully n led Pd. isonPii 1. p., dd. : U;11. Or., d Torino led, me ER.. tr.., tn. of remittance, ispartard, Mr. 1111A1 acd lillUN* 4.4 Wet 50U.134. W.c. K INAHA N'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN ILINIBITION. It/. This vletatad uld Lleaba witbsiar gained the DUBLEII Put= ZIEDAL —lt r rus, sled. mellow, &Helot" and very het/ninon kokt in balsa, an id. each. at the reta il homes in Lender ; by the agents in the principal towns in Enelend ; or eriornale. at Ornt London, W.--Obsorw, the ted seal. pink label, and sera kende(' "Alsahan'a LL Whish7." (IXYGMCATED WATER.--Sleeping in London x• during the ~up Is nut liked eer n r in the hash air of the country but refreehing and diriaorat eteeta may be obtained VOL 7 . 01 3 it ' . e,, , ,d tr...,araZZite wM LA OLOWiIIiAI AZ bottle& PrEE FT 31.1:13Aza, rents mammon. Isat. U Ii E P I C K L E 3, Salves, Jam. ale% Table Delleaden: Cel the highest Quality, wanufartured by elttrisE and 111.11.CKWELL. Fureeyore to the Queen. Prep: ti ter' of Captain %Agate's O:iental Pickle, Carry Pas one other Condiments, Are sold retail is all pees cf the world. sad wholesale at the ila,alartory SOHO-SWAM. &DON. ARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well- AL-a- knows' tneellenre can only be bad at d: Great RaaeallAireet. opposite th e britbd, Itueetun Oates. The very beet steel frame Crp.tal 1:n. and —THOICA.c liAltattl and SIN Chlatr, yobbo sonnet persons wind their arm& &dr lathed Ilk No travelled' or egeuto. COAL.—GEOROB J. OOCKZRELL and CO. Hest cosh aniy doh Iffc-13. °aridalL (VALK—The CLAY CROSB COMPANY 11-1 &u l na, direct treat their Coflei4 at Mir Crosa—The beet. &mei to Wen Ind, %t De. per too ; eeet,odr. tea Cosh ea 6417erTABERAD twee to C: tll. DURWOOD-PLACA RUUD . _TWIN GOSH LL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH PANTE is greatly anyerior to any Tooth Itnrelee, ghee the Y. eth a taro I bite Slate too tests the tDato l .l :rem decay. sad Isaputs a plasma fragrance to the breath. Peke R. id. 008241 ELL and Co.'s PATENT TEl t7itliAT.O\, or unwlyiurenthd 11A171,13RI:Wii. the Pww•aa eeorlw.rerl oc wtruntom et whirb w•nompthito a the two operations et cleasoosi awl pw.nnst Wronhouonuely. U_p per TIMMINS • aLtct.lute co I:. Three Kind-musty L•nthurdwtwowto 1.012,km. JOZEAt'S COPAIHNE.—In chronic or resent di•wwa a rare is elreet.d in an average al dz daYd provod br tb' Part ridodelar a' Anad..-my.—Sold by all rarpordaq; etomiata, to dd. f.teorll Depot, in Pluto, at M. (AmoVa Ohm , 141. rim Montmartre. and, in Lawton. at Si. aatalaea }mu& attaimt. It Marital lat. DYSPEPSJA, CONSTIPATION.—Itepid cure leorogr b o y BELLOGIS CkILEOO.I.I.Ia tbe shops of povdwu or nobly opyronoll by Wu Aoottoloy of liroboino of Pori.. Porfoboo. M. 1 lor•offoo bd.—Heil, 11411•4 11 t. e. JOIJILLU, Protheb Mono; 411, blayeaorket, INDIGESTION. NORT011f"I CAW/10TX MLR. A Gentle Arnie IC oud Powerful Towle. p. 14 Eversnriolfe. l heal.* lit, Ev. M.. awl flu CONSUM PT I VES.—A grateful father Aeafrrwu or wailing by I. frea. of elsarao to all whn wWh a cm), a tju. prturnptsob *bleb duught..r woo vatored t swrferalualtb from I.onarcniql eccniMnol.tion, att..r having boon pi won up by her and doupaired of by hey Whoa, • ial-known pbywir.u, who las now f flt nuw l lsrantiCe. Ment to any 'whom on pr.+ ipt of ABM'. to pro•-pay poe,w , .11,141 u•• O. P. MOWN. beer. tar/. llUagalytat. f;owealt-pardra, bautou. EiraICITY is LlFR.—Natare' Reraedy ssaana sepakaba. In Om ewe i an pumas albasals, ba ilable. bead eamiliatata. dmweraitet isolgita. gladtaess, dim, by lama , el the Patent ELOCTRIe HELTP , which muywly the system with Vital 10eetrielty, sod that without sealers auwhhula W hiffet, shorts, plat**, or wino Full dAaile in*. 0611 or wriha rar n, a1an" 1 0 60 4.1 MX. NO. 11. Ulairlottaetrust, Akaaabary. imam. w.O. rrin LANCAI3HIBB LABS, at quarter to 8. •A• "The eemassfrelone Is emus el The lememblet Lee see Mud ebelmasefeeeeL TUX LANCAI3IIIIO LABS, at a quartos. to 8. Atoll*? times the willeagiont .urea 0, 7~ 1 = sad bolt*. of ===gslo the ouecem of theabobs. 11191LA.144183117ita W3B, at a quarter to 8. 12 h e ••• abmiwas masa. sal ais lakes' bag. *a salamo tit • papama sais acasaesit."— Unica Nano. THE LANOMMIRE LABB, at a quozber to 8. "0" N• ftemeld Ilf.llaosataikssz=trail wi Qv% az apa. fraates applause Quo ea Oa wasting of p lIIHE LANCASHIRE LASS, at a quarter to 8. _a "A long run maw prodinted for the &es. sis=l. when Lund= tn. Win. it Ira be as vest • Mao the Odium HMI: ...DWI) NOM rinlE LANCASILIRB LASS, at • quarter to 8, -IL Altogether , tufting fro. the Waned of the Iterwr. dela telleison of the meets an/ tar beam* ed the eessegy. br nething of the lame 'end nightly.irterseefary weelawien, • Laeoe4Lne Leas' will fees mews of =111•14 , ta i = • ' , mod as aey dreamt that hag laW bra A ORICULTURAL HALL CONCERTS in the Alt FAIRY PALACE. Yr. CHARLES 17OFFRI& ISO perform:cm EVERY EVENINO at a. Deo* open at 7 Conductors, Mr. Benedict, Kr. tlbartos troarrle. air 4 Hr. Fred. tiodtrer Pima Reeves teniali► hr itetraileneut Licyartraent valor the amusement of Mama Spa re 1.1.11 fond. Ashaltol4.ll. Is.: reeeferd. ma* >a Id. ; ANI4 rr. ; alitalmd at in.. Hell: of Mtwara Keith and Crowe, ileapaide; and at Mr. Allele' Teleaufdre. et PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT, AGRICULTURAL HALL—Th. FAIRY PALACE 00/WERT'S (Madam lay/ Pert • I. " rat 40 Brent.' ." Mamba Retisiemm; Arm. liiilTalDelllo... Pi/INNS Para Raskshi; Ilala Mr. Lary; Keft. Mad,. lm lama Valae, " lialates p. tt" kat Ram FUSLION r." Mr. /Ham Reeves; Selrelloa, " , Part 1 Rehm Ms, "La Grande larebeme ;" tleas, " Ifs /A l ba or kma BI ors; " i1e.1%.1;" Song. Mdlle. Liebbart QuAdrille. • pert, Blind ;" IrAndlM. " II Amman," Namara Nola einalcht ; Nyasa* March. from Itounud's " L Reim de Saba.''..ooodurtor. Mr. t Sari.. Cathie. Conductor of tho Nano MIMIC. Xf. Friel sodtmr.— Pam. open at 7. MINLIV•II.3 at I p.m. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACH—Open Nightly at 7.30. Thee* WWII. INA d N. Oasseeyt eid ..,mow.. v. lIIIENSE SITCESS of lIDLLE. PITTERI, the celebrated Pone. use, tr. m the brand Opera. Parts. and La Peals. Milan. 31.U1e. Muer,. who M 'UAW ramrod whalt tha ousel thasultuour and entbtoussue applause. has born sorur,cl as Iletnere lane, %Ir.• for the Alhambra for a hunted number of per fesicanee• only. Ws tabs "tun from 11 to 4 -- - M A.DAME TUSSAUD'S EXEIBMON. Baker- Ltion.—A vowntArr moDsm. talos hoop lib of Iladsfe• kArkiEL if , DOW to be soon. Admarson ; duldron undar Gls yours of we. trrlf prwo ; OM" mums, W. (.1,4 fi from 11 eas. till le p.m. THE ART of SPENDING MONEY.—To make iaa universal dean. and the art of spending it many sequins but little study to render it equally =venal. Philoso phers agree that mom y saved to money and., consequently it Is of the utmost importance that a purethaer should adopt the most adrentageous method of expending it. Thom who eon pap rthdy acne) hold a great math; stall they cannot obtain th e full talus which it naturally commando thins they selevt houses in which business ie sandaled on ready money principles stein/lively. The keen eutopetition between houses of this order premute a.ttantta~..a to the public which no other system eon offer. The curtain roadymoney system Is to bay with. se Tull is to sell for ready.sothey. Manafactarere and inewhants are attracted to hoary en that system, and lithose of to those Irma the great acmunulations and over-product-hos of womb must be Fold at a loth. Thus the Luring parer or the readymoney ante= storks the warehouse with a large portion of its goods at lower lanes than the suet of production. and forme the dna of the three main elements which conetitute the smiling polo r of the reedy money math. The method element is the thesdatheof Mao No endit is given. wthequently no save moths are required to rover tad debts. The third element is the 11101100g07 of taw. Ho abatements are male. cothequestly no warts of time in argument to settle the peace, which to marked upon each article in plain agate ; otherwise ft would require th e expense of three times the number of assistants to do the same amount of Wham. To add extra profits for the purpose of With( off • ammuut. making an abatement or an same/hem is against the ideas of • trader spun the We ready-money system. Daring twenty-two years the above system has been heft carried out _ _ _to the great advantage of alt paths. by Blunuram se. chant tailors. eydenhant House. Ladistwhill. SAlltrEL BROTHERS' SPRING S U ITS.- The costa. Ila., Mk., tl., 4110, SOL ; the esisteesAk ts. M. id.. 11... Is.. 174 ; the trsteers, 140., l 7s. SE. kis., Ws. Every st k and Na. kspt in sleek! or uoskolists sae. or sots v. Tn. sews. poet trea--Oyealems House, No. W, Ersg pllSO-ka SUIT COMPLETE, 425. SUIT---- -- OMPLETE, 60s. SUIT COMPLETE, 69.. SUIT COMPLETE, 765. SUIT COMPLETE, 81a. SUIT COMPLETE, 89.. RANI:EL BROTHERS' FROCK-COAT EMITS. F. , he mate, 23a. 4k.. lac Ma, CA, ?Oa ; the waistcoats, Is. 14., to. id.. Ita, 11a, 14a.. 13e . • the troneere, 17a ed., tie, Ilea, 31.. Lem IWo and sue kupa In Wei for hannanestauss..r Asada to 011161411111. lhatAania poet tree.--aplanbais kW" No. 11. • hIIL SUIT COMPLETE, 69e. SLUT COMPLETE, 735. SUIT COYPLETE, 80s. SUIT COYPLETE, 935. SLIT COMPLETE, 106 s. SUIT COMPLETE, 116.. 1,-7 AIIUEL BROTHERS' RIDING SUITS. The mats, at, SSW, 46a, 4Y.. 14a, Me.: the waistosals, IL, W. al, l i e., la . , 14. , Lis • the trouser+, 17..11d., ISt, 145., 11.., We. Every style awl stailwat la sr m tinsw.diate see, or sada M sows . Psalm's part lava Waal. IS, Ludgate. NIT COMPLETE, eft. 1111 T COMPLETE, 695. SUIT COMPLETE, 80a. SUIT COMPLETE, Bes. SIJIT COMPLSIII, 97u. StaT COYPLETE, 1101. QAMTIEL BROTHERS' TOYS' SUITS.- Ih. jochta, Sr., Ha Gd., 14a, lAA, 'as., the troilkosta, RA. GI., 3e. 4A., ISs., GP. and; the trousers,llA. , rAL, rvery styli; size kept in stook for IntutrAtuan or outdo to o-soars. Patterns post Iron—OPILAJPAS ILN* $O, Lottsate.lulL QUIT COXPLJITB, 16s. SUIT COXPLETE, 21s. SLIT COMPLETE, 21s, SUIT COMPLETE, be. SUIT COMPLETE. 38s. SUIT COMPLETE, 44a. SAMUEL BROTHERS' OVERCOAT'S for ALL SEASONS, Es.. Ele, ttr.. 111 a, Us Every Imo and style la Meet fur bsesediste ass. Who *mow Otereost at Ms.. freed with rilk. Is weird vales fee lie mosey. Every style n0t4 41 7 mole to otaasoro. Patterns porn Ana N. DAMS' NEBOOK oa GENTLEXIIINT ATTIRIL 47Figt. re. (the bee& a ST bine Peeledle et Wing &Jebel. We) represent tbe *ishisseW sad meet Ineeester Cestbles tor all mete sal camisole TM Desk esetelas the grime/ sere slam sad new rules he esit-asseserot end le met peel tree ler til i = &dusted teem • pessikeen---=2 llloll illiAs Tenors. Ilyesaken Ewe" en. TVIIIRT, TAILOR, A. up, M1NCH1711421471011117. M. IbliosiiaMp Pl Tl arlplaadq. Ttio EMINENT& Nadasis Marra ME. HOWARD, BURGEON maw, • 1~ trail UM I. OcesaNAAR no% ,~ .~: ►l`H E tlis dot a l 34# 1, : Itirw! rp ILANISSA. A No;el.ily SAIDAIL giantattoN. Ydkd x Vag 1 11,7.Min z a 107%. Tal 011141•01,91%, Lama= erWalf Broasell. Pigimaimegmor SECOND EDITION of " TUE MOONSTONE." . minoc.. przzlwr arra Library, THE TawdryWith am YOONSTOßß.r By Wl mit COLLINS, Author at " " no woman , (Ls 17=e/71a Thin 410 at evia7 Lilbtury in Use luninisin. Ynimbi., ,A NEN liilliBFORD. A Novel. By ]In. HIER! Woes, Author at "wee Lynne," “Treetya Hold," Igo. Mee new ready, TEX RED OOURT YARD.. By Dm Hew Woos, Autism eg *Anse ifs, /kn. in 3 To& 4 Thesierßeelbass. Deelweieweliset. • 4ff, in . PARISH. pr GEORG* MICIIOII tilbell "R ob e r t Poterratr.'" Aerate et • Sib* X t . THE Ociuuramoits a • RESTRED LIFE. By BOW/AB riaalissv. I weir Siodor Anthem IS, (Nlitherine OVT of the MESHES: a Story, in Throe Vole. ine.drt i. der. Alen, • 1101:311 CARDB : Novel. reprinted from "Itsaises Kept tine." 3 yelp. Vast wadi. Tinsley BMW% U. Ottltertrin-atreet. xcerl , •••— A Wes N ow, lay ths Mahar ° Dada Elkka," &s. HAUNTED LIVES. By J. B. Ls FAN% **that of " • last Wawa" ka dada Also. INGatty ready. rR&EoE WORE. • Novel Dl Taoism ma. Ia vela. Std. day. 11aalsy Brathaw, 11. Catbssinealreet. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (THROUGH ILIZITEICO AOIRCT.) THE SPANISH REVOLUTION. MADRID, Aar. 6. Yesterday the Central Junta was definitively oonst Aut.. d. The Gazette of to-day publishes the protest of Queen Isabella, preceded by these words—" Queen hut ells Las addressed a manifesto to the 14paniards. The junta refrains from nothing any criticism upon it. The nation have passed tient. sovereign judgment on the acts of the Queen, and can now pass their verdict on her words." A paper entitled Odium lberigue has been pub lisht d here. All the generala belonging to the moderate party mho fought against the army of the liberals have now recognized the revolution. The cause of Ueneral Prim's not arriving at Madrid till to-morrow is that he has been kept at Faragossa by the inhabitant., who have prepared a fete in his honour. Triumphal arches are being erected in this city, and other preparatians are being made by the junta and popular committees to give the general a brilliant reception. hieveral provisional juntas protest against Mar shal femme's elevation to the supremo power without the sanction of the majority. The civic and rural guards and carabineers who were concentrated in several towns to oppose the revolution, have been ordered by Marshal Serrano to return to their respective quarters. MADRID, Oct. 6, Evevora. Disturbances have taken plasm at Antiquera, but have been re/wee/ed. General Duke will arrive hero on Thursday from Cadiz. General Pierrad leaves 13areeluna to-morrow fur Madrid. The troops will make their entry into the capital on Thursday. Senor Olozaga's acceptance of his post 81.1 a mi tuber of the Provisional Government is still iToblematical. TARTS, °cr. 6, Emmet). 'The Avenir Natienot publishes a despatch from Madrid asserting, that the provisional government Mu; decided to pronounce thu enfranchisement of the children of negrots in the Spanish colonies as a preliminary to a law which is to be submitted to the constituent assembly fur the complete abolition of slav ery. Queen Christina has arrived at Bordeaux. DR. LIVINGSTONE. BOMBAY, Oar. 15. The Octavio, which has arrived at Trincomalee, 'cysts ling Dr. Livingstone is believed to be want a week's march of Zanzibar. FRANCE. PARIS. Orr. 6, Evramrs. The subscription to the Italian " Tobacco Loan" was opened here to-day. The applica tions are very nunu rout, and the bonds are being negotiated at If. C.oe. premitun. TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 8. The investigation into the charge against the persons recently arrested for conspiracy is being prceeciled with. Ico serious disclosures aro ex pected. llaider-Effentli, Turkish Ambassador at Vienna, arrived here last Friday on leave of absence. On gaturday the English Ambassador enter tained at dinner the Bishop of thbniltar, Musurus Fiala, and Catonly Facha. Fuad Paella's health is improving. and ho has begun to receive visitors. PORTUGAL. LISBON. Oct. 5. A prociamaticm is now being eireidatod here in favour of forming an Iberian Republic, with Don Luiz as Protector; but bath the governincut awl the people treat it with indifference and contempt. LISBON, ()Jr. 6. The health of the Queen of Portugal gives C3ILSO of uneasinefts to her Ow. it lam. • Public tranquillity in this country has not been disturbed by the Spanish revolution. The vintuge throughout Fortngal is very abundant. SWITZERLAND. BEMIS, O(r. 6. A conferene , l of representatives from the different etudens will be held in Berne on the 12th inst., to eonsider what means shall be taken to alleviate the distrt ss of the sufferers from the inundations in the cantons Grisous, 'Valais, Tessin, and Bt. Gall. AOLICULTI:HAL -Mr. Sims fl eves Will again appear at the Agricultural-hall concerts this even. leg. He is announced to sing, among other pieces, " rho Death of Nelson." THE lIOVBI.B OF TUE OrthENT.—Much atten tion has of late years been paid to the sanitary condition of the houses of the poor; but it appears by a report made by Dr. Lankester, medical officer of lumdth, to the vestry of St. Jumoß, Westminster, that the houses of tho opulent are almost equally in want of sanitary improvement. He states :—" The drawle known by the name of drain fever is the result of defective drainage , but when once acquired it may be conveyed to houses properly drained. Although so much has been don* for the drainage of the houses of the poor, the more opulent and well-to-do in habitants ue strangely negligent about their drainage. Several cares have recently come under my notice ',shore life has been lost amongst this clam" Also as to water supply. A moat serious evil lies ill the constant neglect on the part of householders of the parish to see to the cleansing of their cisterns. It not rare to find water of the most dangerous quality attached to the premiss* of the more opulent inhabitants. It is in the private houses of the wealthy and luxurious that the most startling In stances are found of the neglect of On most obvious weans of securing health." in LaMar by Mr. Males Dickens muit, under ordinary drcensitaricee, elf delt a an unqualified welcome treat thinmende if his eimatryinen. flat the word " fare. 141111114 a sedans drawback to each a feeling, and almost make. one desire that the pahlie enjoyment had been .postponed for some time larger. While Yr. Wicasirsa canaille the. an of Americas salience., ariengemeuts were. it appears, made with him for • farewell sake of readings in his own eamtry, the fact of his intention to discentinas each entertain. meets having hceome .pairvielsely known. The coarse in London ccmmeneed yesterday evening at fit. James's hall, and it is to be completed by readings on the 2Cth of October, the 3rd and 17th of November, and the let of December. The assembly in the hall yesterday ovaries constituted, in numbers, in character, and in hearty demonstration a fitting greeting to Mr. Dickens after hie return from the United Staten. The room was of coerce crowded in every part ; but the names neat evidence was the least significant mark of admiring appreciation. The selection for the occasion consisted of " Dr. Marigold," and ."The Thal from Pickwick." The former is so recent • production that It mat be still fresh hr the minds of all. The eirenicalities of the "Cheap Jack," with the aid of the author's own voice, kept the andieece for an hoer and a quarter in a state of mirth, tempered occasionally by those fine 'static touches with which Dickens, like Shake speare, at once relieves and heightens the effects of humour. Even as • physical effort, the reading of this Christmas picoo would have been a marvel; morally A It up the story with a new and enduring lustre. In the celebrated trial scene from " Pickwick," the eareirite dramatic powers of the reader came as usual into their fullest, richest play, and judge, (camel, and witnesses all appeared for the moment living matures. The selcction for the 20th instant is "David Copperfirld" and " Mrs. Gump." MA WHITITORnre lIIIIBITIONS. The following. nominations have been made by the respective institutions, he., for the sixty exhibitions of 2.51. for the year 186$: Manchester, Owens College.—James Barnes, Frederick T. Fwanwick, James Taylor, and B. A. Haworth. and Free Grammar Bchool.—Orillths and Parry. lilanditater Mechanics' Institution.—William 11. Green wood. Oxford University.—Christepher 11. F. Heath, William Chadwick, Charles E. Leeds. Cambridge University.—George Shams, Thomas Holmes Blakesley„ Samuel Alexander Kirkby. Londen University.—John Hopkinson, Frank Pryor Purvis, Heimann M. Kiwis. Durham University.—John A. Bennion. Dublin, Trinity Cohege.—Williarn Atkins. Edinburgh, W att Institution.—H. A. M. Forbes. Glasgow University.—Henry Dyer. Glwgew, Anderrornan University.—Will'arn F. King. Ireland, Queen's University. Delfmt, Queens College.—John Young. Cork Wucen's College —Samuel Auglin. Galway Queen's College.—John Oram. London, King's College.—Ueorge James Ferree. London. t'ollege.—Lealie C. Hill. London, Charterhouse School—Henry Hiatt Cunning ham. London, Merchant Taylors' School—Robert B. Buck kyL. ondon, Christ's Hospital.—Alfred George Greenhill City of Loudon Sehool.—William Uarnott. Clifton Blob. College of Preceptors.—A. C. Newcombe and J. Ileoper. Society cf Arts.—ltiehard John Ellis, Edmond Felix Money, and William Whitford. Birmingham.—Joseph Thomas Waldron. Bristol—John Munro. Halifax.—William Henry Wood. Let els. —Oliver P•gler. Northampton.—William lieott. THE HABTEST OP 18611. Mr. James Cuird, in a letter to the Times, gives an estimate of the last crop, bawd ou the agricultural lo tions, which bare just been published. He says the vieil of wheat has been ascertained in serious parts of the eouuuy, and, with tl.e exception of that grown on shallow gravels and light Hied. it is pronounced nearly equal to the toe crop of 1e64, but not so good as the aliundaut crop of 18h3. It is nearly as much above the average as the mop of 1687 was below it. His own inquiry and oh s ervahous lead him to the conclusion that thirty-two bushel~, or four quarters, an acre may be safely reckoned as the yield of the year, which is tiro hwhils an acre alove the yearly average yield of the United Kingdom. •At four quarters an acre the wheat crop will give 11).;40,1u0 Tatters, and if the annual eunsumptiou is taken at 20 million quarter., the foreign imports absa lately required will not exceed five million quarters. Bat as we began ens month earlier than usual on the present mop. lulu as the old stocks were exhausted. we ought not to recken on less than an additional month's consumption of foreman corn to make the country safe to next harvest. 'ibis will increase our eleuunid for foreign wheat and dear, within the bar vest year, to a total of six and a half neillieri quartem. The impoitatious of the fleet two mouths of the harvest year—AuguA and September last—having teen very neatly, on this scale, it would seem that this present range of price in this country is not more than is wee uired to draw from almond the necessary supply. The cost of imported wheat in the current year will he about 16,500,0001. Last year it was 31,000.0001. The highest average pike of the year was reached in Hay, 735. 11d., from which it has fallen in four months to Ns. 7d., or rather over 20e. a quarter. Bat this saving of 16,5ti1.000/. in the price we shall have to pay for foreign wheat will be considerably diminished by the deficiency in the barley and oat crop. These Mr. Caird reckons to b, at lout one-fifth below au average crop, and there being likewise a deficiency in the acreage, the ordinary money value of the barley and eat crops of the United Kingdom will this year be probably 10,1,00.00e1. under an average. Of this rather over ate-half applies to the oat crop, a large ;nation of which being consumed on the farm, the loss will fall more heavily on the farmer than on the public. 'I be has and green crepe are greatly deficient ; hat pro vieion is being made to supply the deficiency by exporta tion from the United States. With regard to the potato crop there is an increase upon it of So,oou acres—somewhat more than one-twentieth of the whole extent. It will prove au average crop, the ',cold growth, 'Adel began after the rains in July and August, having added greatly to the bulk. Iloth first and second growth seem to be sound, bat, as the first clop has ripened earlier than the second, them will be some risk in stating, to ' , resent which the potatoess ehonld be left as lung as they 6111011 cult be to ripen fully before being tike n hem the ground. On the whole the luersest of 1306 wig proves a protec tive one ,•f wheat and pitatoee—the nude food of the Milk of the population. which will thus lie eupplied at a woke ate v s But there se ili be a great doheieney its the foe lot live steel, and very serious loss is that Mauch of agricultural industry. ADMIRALTY, Orr. 2.—Lieutenant I rnrry Thqmas, Teitch Las been p romoted to be retired couniuwler, under the provisions of her Majoty's orders c nine!' of Aug. 1, IMO. July 9 . 1864, and March 24, 1865, with sonority of Sept. 27, Is6B.—flan tr. • ADMIRALTY, Orr. 11.—AMOTNTMETTIL—Lieu. tenants Amitow K. Bickford, W. It. Clutterbuck, and Albert D. J cubing*. to the Eicalent. Midshitintot A. E. Thomas, to the thiLitce. Naval Cada W. H. L Gate, to the lialatea. ROYAL 801 , 111 BUCKS AORICULTVRAL AiROCIA TION.—'j he west interesting prizo fur competition ut the annual westing of the Roy d Agricultural Associatimi, which will bo held to-day at Horton, is that given by her Majesty the Queen. It is of nowise savor, and bears the following iweliption : --.• 1868.--Tho Prince Consort's Cup. Royal South Bucks Agricultural Association. l're suited by the Queen to the tonant-farmer as the hest cul tivator of root crops within the limits of the sestreiction." It is a handsome piece of plate, awl is valued at about 2d guineas. TECIINICAL EDITATION.---Litet night Mr. J. Scott Russell, CR., 1.14.8., delivered an address at the Birkbeck institution, Southampton-bitililings,_ upon the subject of technical etituution. Mr. Mt'ullegh Tomos, M.P.. occupied the chair, awl there was •plietty largo attendance. The new infirmary for the fitaffordshirePotterted and inirmunding dietritt, which has been built at 16E44611, star Stulte-on.Trent, and tho foandetion stoma of which was laid by the I'rince of Wales on Juno 2d, 1866, war muted yesterday, with a fancy fair in aid of the buildiu; fund, by the Right Hon. C. li. Adam/lay, M.P. Baninwor.—ltnies Cooo....—lnvigorat tedcand ecorderthrip _Prepared by Jamas repe ana . orbaddable+. 141WIL Ma& stratils With aektini all/ la bliellsa laisslar4Aindlogenal Last evening, a public meeting of the electors of Southwark was held at the School-rooms, Star-almos t Bermondeey, for the purpose, as stated in the bi1h,..1 considering the present political crisis, and taking miss mires for the return of proper representatives to the House of Commons. Mr. Osage Rodginote, the church war den of St. Mary Magda/elm Bermondsey, was voted to the chair. Mr. John Loete, M.P., was received with much applause, and at the conclusion of his addles, a vote of confidence in him wee proposed and carried. ASIITON-UNDER-LYNE.—M.r. Edward Harper baa announced himself as a candidate for Ashton, on " protestant principles," in oppaAtion to Yr. Milner Gib. MOM BAWBURT.—A section of the liberal electors has invited Mr. W. Newborn, of Wykham-park, to beoome • candidate for the representation of the borough. Mr. Samuelson, the sitting member, solicits re-election. CligLeILL.—A report is in circulation through the borough of Chelsea that it is not Mr. Odger's intsn tiou to go to the poll. The statement is now emirs dieted on Mr. Odger's authority. Mr. Charles Wentworth Dilke last night &admired a crowded meeting of elec tors in the Tabernacle, St. James's-square, Notting-hill, the ltev. Remy Varley (of the Tabernacle) in the chair. A great number of questions were asked and answered to the satisfaction of the meeting by the candidate, and a resolution, pledging the meeting to support his eamli dature, was proposed by the Rev. James - White, seconded by Mr. Freeman, and carried unanimously. EAST SresEx.—The first decisive and authentic announcement which bas been put forth with regard to the election for East Sumer was contained in a statement made yesterdsy by the local liberal organ, to the street that Mr. J. O. Dodson and Lord Edward Cavendish, the sitting members, will offer themselves for re-election, and will very shortly issue their addreases, having hitherto atetained from taking that step from a deice not to disturb the peace of the county before) it is necessary to do so. The conservatives intend to again c , ,ntest the two seats; tut their candidates refrain from addreseing the electors until the liberal niembere shall have mode their announcements. The revision of the county voters' lists has been completed by Mr. Francis ; and Po far as this test is applicable, there is no reason to fear that the liberal majority which secured the return of the present members against Mesere. Abbott (now Lord Colchester) and Burrell in 1866 has beers In any degree reduced. EAST KS:ST.—Sir John Croft, liberal, has for several days been prosecuting an active canvass for himself and his colleagne,Mr. Tufton, whilst Mr. Pemberton and Mr. Miles, conservatives, have called upon the hulk of the electors in the princir al polling districts. Owing to the personal influence of the candidates in their own imme diate nrigi,bourLood, it is expected that there will be an unprecedented narater of " split" votes, but the battle generally will be fought on the Irish church question, excepting in Sheeinees. where the dockyard voters will pm/ably . be influenced in a large measure by the result of the elections in those boroughs where the dockyard late. test retails. The revision of the lists terrnivatrt ye4ter day at APhford, and has resulted in a large accession of new voters. _ _ _ _ OALWAY.—A telegram from Dublin announces the retire merit of Mr. George Morris. "Sir It. I leaner bast ett," ra3 s the telegram, •• Mr. o'l laherty, and Lord St. Lawrence are candidates." liAtENLY.—Last evening Mr. John Holmes, addressed a large open-air meeting in the London-road, (lepton, and received a vote of confidence. The Ireb branch of the Reform League have passed a resolution in favour of the candidature of Colonel Dickson. Lest evening Mr. Charles Reed addressed a crowded meeting at the Barbican Chapel School-room, New North-mad. Mr.ll.canas Turner presided. Mr. Reed, amongst other tepres, went at great length into the question of justice to Ireland, quoting largely from the commiarionese report. just issued, which report proved the necessity for immediate action; in fact the commissioner* recommend to a great extent what Mr. Gladstone recommends entirely, the complete diseatabrishment of the Irish church. He drew a vivid picture of the evils of Ireland, declaring with indignation that he felt disgraced as an Englishman while stele Injustice was allowed to continue. Mr. Reed then went into the questions of reduction of taxation, equalization of the poor rate, education of the working elatses—upon all of which questions las views elicited loud applause. A vote of confidence was supported by the Rev. Mr. Boyle, the minister of the chapel, and by Dr. Leotard, and carried by acclamation. LIVER/I)oh. The Right Hon. W. N. Massey, in his address, advocates the repeal of the ratepaying chums of the Reform Bill, the representation of minorities. and the present alletnient of the representation. He gives en adlierien to the ballot, and as to the Irish church he is of cq Mien that it ought to be disestablished absolutely, and dist ndowed so far as it is endowed from public sources. He is an advocate for a great extension of education, and the throwing open of the universities to students of all c'eneminatid no. After come remarks on the necessity of a f mane ial re to nclinictit he says his principle- are embodied in the old liberal try—peace, retrencluaent, and reform. Mr. Was. Rathboue's address contains opinions similar to those of Mr. Massey, and declares in favour of a new tenant law for Ireland: and alterations in the law as to trades ennui, the liquor traffic, conveyancing, bank ruptcy. end merchant shipping. TowEn HaktLErit.—Yetterday afternoon, Mr. Newton, a candidate for this borough. whir:seed a huge crowd of working men in the Volunteons* Drill shed, Lou. don Decks. Mr. Iselbrooke, of Mile-end„ preneled. Mr. New oil It et with a warm reeeptiou. lle rem Irked upon the esaisturtion of the Hoes: of Comnems as it had bees hitherto, toying that in one parliament there had bees uo less than t'du members belonging 40 the naval and mili tary vertices. mere than LOU belonging to the legal pre. fe radon. and ILO connected with comae:wand manufacture. If the new house was similarly comfit rded. all the agita tes of the past thirty years would fall as a dead letter ou society. Tl a working man would have no repreuenta. ten, and he would be calumniated rather future as he had hten in the past. He therefore urged the electors to re turn representatives of their own, as be professed to be. Be then temple on the subject of the Irish church, saying that he sic old support Mr. Olndittohe in has efforts to sale ct diseettiblishment and diseudowmcnt. Next he re ferred to public expenditure, asserting that the present govennuent had, with a view to square themselves with the ruble: at the end of the Slummed year. discharged working men from their employment in the dockyards and other government establishments, while the evils whence the extravagant expenditure arose were per mitted to exist. lie dwelt upon a number of other sub jects—educates, equalisation of the poor rates, &v.— concluding by stating that if returned to parliament he would do his best to elevate the social condition of the working men. and warning them againet the improper Mem needs that were being brought to bear upon them behalf of other candidates. Mr. J. P. Day, of Arbour !queue. Stepney, proposed, and Mr. e)rehareL of Coamer. cial-rced, tecoaded a cote pledging the meeting t. rapport Mr. Newton. The motion was carried with acclamation. G Mr. M b i L t ihe ehell r t m b frid e ht ta inot in t p r nifr of ,... sni to nnit!ing for y. the bops ction of their Royal Highnesses the l`rim e and I'linecie of Wales, at Muimobiss, on Satan:ay. the 11n4 vcArniu of Mr. Kenneth IL•Lcara **Hghlanders of &Sa l/it'd." WELLINGTON COLLEOE.—The annual football match of then ixth v. School will Logia on Saturday next TILE COLVCSO CASE.—Yeaterilay a large aml ex cited miming the Mocha} for Promotiii,l Christian Kama.. ledge was held in Luicolu A-inn-fields. The Ai . .Morcott of Middlesex presided, and among thom lirescnt were the Bidiops 'Labium and Calletown, the Risher Designate of &volley and richer, lfs.rillurgli, Mr. 1. C. TAMA, Mr. W. H. Smith. Chancellor Massiaglienl. the IL.lte and liev. It. Lahlell. the Dean of Anh. s. Sir J. tViymoar, the Hon. C. Wood, Mr. Shaw Steuart, .tc. Mr. E. A. Fitslloy moved, and the Ilunottrable 11. Walpale se. conchal a grant of 2,1A10/. for the we of the i*urth Natal. independent of the bishop. The 1.1.• v. Pr. Hew. y moved, mid Mr. it. E. Pellew seconded, an anon& merit granting Ate 2,000/. , but with a prernitile declaring in e ff ect net to pledge the socic ‘ v to any opinion as to dis puted questions. The 11ev. M. W..ldagin tutemoseit with a no:elided amendment is order to sceure unanimity of opinion. A brother-in-law of Bishop Culenso, the Rev. W. lt. Humplirev, and Mr. Vansittart Neale inure oriels defended b.m. Thelteva.R.Tetfreys, T. Darling, and others spoke, but there was great oonf.mion. Both amend • meats were rejected notwithstanding that the Bishop of Cepetoan slake for tho second and Mr. Fitzlioy's criguial msolution was carried by 130 to 91. Mr. Ilum phrev gave notice to rescind the vote in llieeomb , r, and Mr. N% est, a rider, that the mone y shoidil _paid this month, which the arebdeationrided oat of order. Xr. Welt said that he should apply to the Court of Changer} for 1141. injunction. LONVoII WORKING CLASSEa' INDPSTRIAL F.xuil mar, IB o 9.—The Earl a Shaftesbury. the Right lion. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., Mr. John Bright, M.P.. th• Lied Mayor elect, and Mr. Thomas Twining, of Twicken ham, have become patrons of tho forthcoming exhibition to be hold in ILambeth Bathe in March next. Mr. (Had don,. sass, •• lio iN11114•11,8 with pleasure, relying en the good judgment and care which wore shown on the former occasions of the Working lien's Exhibitions." Lord sh a ft,..b ur i mph I 611311 be very happy. to appear as baton) among my Mende in Lambeth. t od shall beready to do anythilmf in my power to promo this excellent uniisstaking. iota Co., Bolt*, tree Om Urged AaVedij o ttlie Weld. Their Old Ir e 111E ,.. 01 . Panama awls and ~or tor hone nse sr ea riiiiiflll4lt! Mown. Oun.ttli and t . Peitastl ed Wand, Lends% Wal--(Adveinsinseal.