The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-30 00:00:00

I 0.1100 V" , . • - OOPS, OLINEWORD, gad Co., 8011017311, CARTZT WAILINOrNMIC Eli QUALITY asosono Ti kYTTINOt 04111 M, 11111 (1 % liINVI-IdAKEII4 and urnotar 14 XTENSIVE SIIOW-ROOMB 00hITAININ 1 ,I)ItAWING-ROOM SUITES, LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3u, 1888. 11 )Dlll4 0- ROOM eariLIBILLEY FI7RNITURIL 1119. 11.0, 121, 122, 129, BOROUGH, &R. No. 6,1)36 I ONE PENNY. N A► s k; of 6001) 1101 , k rE.t.tl.3llL k' C. )11- 1 ANT. PASSAGE tn MADEIRA. It Ilolocut_eapo 'Peva, A.. • o I , ar. netteatecr Da). Port Pro tratetb. that Devlon, am' at.;). to !overfill atearcera •,..redally Acted tor th• astote oad arm t.tt ,t I d.. 4141 ID. A 1 tot ar.4 fer 'rearm. M *eel, mart, as alw hatst.rnamt. 1 S. tr. 4. VS% ea taard at Warta. Dab. Lamar. or Dm A ct I r. Falmouth. N. •t. att t. ado. ar skean bort.. nar oral. P. so. of. ha. Ai! A. to 4, L.nl o n on rah rforracter ; and n kca December. Peroral4atcto an.l Natal. £.O and r; • rah N Thos. remelt perform the Tole--a unlit the Papho.licr r. c cm • 0 . ractlrc W. the huh anat.* t • Oac , • Co ony an 1 Mal ; (. 1 . the Olt ODIN, to 14 . 6,1,1 •NI rivets steasaw Am" e t I.L.lroonth " email parrvir tek lc at • ;rbc orretraroam , vm• 'lc. e Itro.ot EC. QV E EN'S THEATRE, Loag-sure. ~auusrllr. W. H. LITTON. ItL+'Ab the NEWS of eekly the WORLD, the bent W ia en the e the 'ma. es ell ' the falls* el.itCla ell We tithe et tMail, la ell UM Mk. et w t./v*4 la Wel: Ittl y r a Z i rt t et e l.ll7 .l i=r•a l ti l l i te a VIM L =4 seesaw ay say wningaree to the 'raid. THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN. XLAUT AM u►rraLluNNur. the loundsrica of the college. arrangement Le conceded the •otema of Eton Coin*. and the town will poll at Eton, in which Clll4l th.y would be minced the imolai anises of a walk to the Town-ball, Window, to II Otter their Totes, in the millet et the excitement of • 1 tiling day. CP. STEPTIENN'S TWO NEW PIANO eI4 WWI ritcre, hsprarattle. Ott IV' mid "? I "."°°. OD " is le. ',eh. We esa Woe...rely reroinvienet *woo plant."- " 111 mwitl4 le wen et re mare of such midge wnl lr te t a hcg A ll itahrtd." _ `rgMAit•n ter the tnetresearkt, and prove ItLekekhowe • seek, la veers Yea ewe MDSII."—QI46II6. P. belt sad On. geilillalt, re et the elle Ituthees dad Plaustmle lierle, ad. owl resent 41. ter. THE ILA PRE EXIIIBInoy. ROYAL REST INDIA MAIL BOOFE for NOICIN and 0017TH PACIFIC. Central Awn/a Nog Tealard and Anatraha. Ursa. and C:dint ninsms! : aim tar tie !hit eunn, -T • VITAL TO All. STEAM rAcICEr COIIPAN VII ATLANTIC STEAMILINI non run Unseal; hem Sontatampamt to Oolon Aapinits l ll, bv 1 , 1 nh arras .m si W. - WM imda, he., for tho Wham' of Tart ffs at. refire T.. 1 vitbmit Tiner rim good., an,l treww, gr , b no t..t_ Vet the noep• Pantle.oentisl „_ Anhoi , s, (Uhfornis. 11.-Mah r""safT 1 1 0 1 t 7 tonnoton c0 ,,. bia. .„ 1t on . and MI of mob month. For Nevaeolor and Australia. 1 On tnd of esob month. (NO:. • 11 Ve• tee Ter Joras and C*lna On 17th of each molar.. Tor On" Tea X ifsreima Return Pakft• and nhateinent• in fairer of familics. Tor fi t erhei nuslistata away to J. M. LLOYD, Se T. Moyal3fell Memo Mooms Pona teetieet.pe onenpany.lanadon, I Ertroor,. BRAZIL, and RIVER PLATE NAIL etrANI ER*.— :•••••• Lin. of M4l 84earEwa f rota I rem. It.•lt t • •Ic JAricizo. rwc• id.". wet Buenos Arm.. o Or 'Noy month. unr•r contract with her Itsiastra Pad trorer.floters*.—The screw stPUIWT HII.I•ARCHUS, VON loos. t. rant eIt , HR CARROLL. will he de.patcheL Arm Liverpool •n FRIDAY. rth Not ember. with her Mrierres mtge, pa. r•t rem carom and 'port., for RIO TIE JANEIRO. Yontevißeo, •rd Peer* Am& e••••••11tIona as te•r ritenhus.—For tenor of 1 , •-ert•t or roams* and plans of abut. apply to LIMPORT and t LT. 21. Water-W.44. Liv.tpool. - - TXM AN LINK—THE LIVERPOOL. NEW and PHILADELPHIA 003IPANrIl MAIL ITEAllEansre appointed toms! from Liverpool for NEW TOLE and HALIFAX. Waling et Qu.rtunown. a. follow.: Ertl ot 1.4 i oN. lot NEW YOlt Weace..l ry, Nov 4. • i'ITT of wiLsHCCOTON. for NEW TORE. via Halifax. •••••••tday. N••• . g ITT of BALTIMORE. for NEW TORR. Medians.lay. Nov. 11. I 'll T .‘t fig mToN. for SEW %%lit K. Wogh ...lat. N.... It. • Taking ono& amt rogeo s ers to ft John* Newt 000dlood. to to tranefornal Half az. Cabin Purr.. 13, 17. and 9 Goitres, all haring Bin 'one pyltl - in thn eel •A.— pgartkulons on ly to NT M. INMAN. amtotr...-t. lir'rpm': Or SO EIT and MACEY, 61. KW itilbanotront. lABdoiltatelagt. STEAM to NEW TORIC.--GLION anti Co. e.t.-1..1 tleopstebh g their ttnte-lass, SCRE .V FA Itt4 LIP from th-erponl. NIINNLAOTA. Tuesday. Nov. ft. O'TC at Qneetintstr the follminsrdss• .tan promo., IS giantess sud 16 itun•Aot oteentoo remit,. at •• tat. • )11,..h mdiAe At through rats', front nvl.• t. - A A t r .I r In Pot'. to M. (TARTE. T. Rao. Slerittr: or 111 Lontlo I. to ot4l . 11. eg., ()Writ HERMAN LLulfu LLAv.. -1.0 vrFrdeert Aumawn. of tbv !ands aiernana Lioyd are aw -1 r.•• .11 rlo r 11.. •• At. 's Ponman. vainn•onl to leave Sonthatap •• •••- NI NV VONIC alinvt EVERY TUESIIIAY. at 2 nat. • ; V I NN. A,vao tot., Too havnsponet. rtwaday, Not. & !, ll.' 710 honv•poarv. Tanvtay, No I 1' Tra '•T AN 1 1 . •••••t•ina. 71. lv•r••••vonot.Tnovalay, Nov 17. I• 1! N :••• • o T' born power. Tuavalay. Nov. 21. •• • 1'r••'• • .+•. tri . CZ: 10,, , mr 111. f.. .t. want's provivlona and all n Off qr. . • ..rd :•.anota, Fr , arta t •la•-n ar thronvb va•ot -AoP7I, 61 'VIII 11.1 t• NAVY"... I•I4ILLIPIPt4 anal Co.. IP nv•trutN.- / • 1•1••:•Ivav a Lndon. E.C. : or to YELLER. WALLIN. and I • , •-••utE. rltton. STEAM to BALTIMORE from Southampton.- 1. LlNK—flit. NORTH i4ERIIAN LLOYD wall k. - r••••• 11 their trot-•W Cl both Stranulapo tram Soothe:nip ton t. RAI TIN ORE., a% Mk.* : RAI TINORE. So. teem. WO, .r.o. power. Nor. d. bERLI t.tm woos p.me ,. . IN-! 4. And on the ith of eadi nicitta. Ntie fare. fl& R., frrioid or pswaire an* to PRILLnys. !MAI; kr u/lIIJIPPS and 00.. 91. Dimmaico-tionae, boom. LC.: or to KELLER, WALLIS. and Um Southampton. TEE NATIONAL BANK of SCOTLAND. I,OICDON OFFIrg. 711415.1aei5f., E4:7. crrrrLAß NoTEs and CREDITU sre ISSCED TREE of CHARGE. .nibble throughout Sootland. North of Enstani, and ltaland ; hn all theprineiral tonne on the ortntinentof E trop., and re _F seer, Bittlah aolouy and lonian country thfoulr out tbm .ESTA*I.ItStLED IM4, GREAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE *Sell - RA.2Y CE SOCIETY. 1 d, Lawton, E.C. Empowor-1 by Sn.ocial of Par. 1%6 awl t lib Vie.. esp. W. Temanatir.t. annual wen.ligzat. end stuns sasured payabia daring 14.raliar advantagg• offotcd folicy.hobbmg by ed. Soeioty. Tb• profit" d. tr. , . in nytingnisiglis thn winningly. at • given dat... and att.-mar& matins song I ,l Ta , h , during hi t . ; ihte unwityuggy a.tnauac lg. in.: owtiv.l payragnit at arl additional yr. suitua. ANDREW TRAN,IS. L ONDON and firBURBAN LAND and stirtnpro envrmry !Low?: ..... 0.11. 7 1:11No. 1411. Pen•hnreitaitzeipr. Money wetted on DEPOSIT at TOUR i'Mt CENT. INTEREST. nit •hort wino*. VIVE PFR ('PT. allowo4 Sr 4 1111110 SI Slat in aplomb S levorited for Dot less thaa J O eertiiin. ATELILN TAYLOR. flarostaty. IIIITP - n ORPHAN ASYL . :II, ssk.rizie 1 4 , p.rninrit n• Cli•hlm ri...* In+t if 1' "1 197. : 'he E •. 1-r ti • rrit 'Una:. Bonet. cl..thi•• it. - in I E luntini of 4 -.tit vo 1 .; ! ; n-11.11.1:7 part• ti4ll.l..inimon4. an I af 414 .t .41 0. par. nt• ..ne• w r r num I.u) t • 1 rt ar.t oril •.‘-• n•s•tire nair in th, itnp.tatain. .o. .1, , for el or? thi.T ;.. .„. , rtiar.tz• i• wit •in.1)7.01. • -u. 11.. g ia • •., f••tt..r ,In•ary TI;OMAS 1. I . l l Altt.E 4 LEE. M.A. AUBREY I. mice. A. l '• ' w Ll'f: Llf Nat ELSZIE.S • ...et.tri. r!•µ !../.. 1' n f... 11 "ug ettl, ar• arkiwl n . 1 . 41 with th • )•.. •) . to a IA 11.... 1! I -AN tin ' ... . . L:7 11 11 _ ( ! iv( W hrr ie.(rt .Er t., ! u• ! (!. h otthrui tr. t - 11 1 I * r 1 i ItITISH oItPIIAN ASYLUM, Slongis ;for in, fly at Captlitn4tor . . In.titutt4ll l .27.—Tht next ELL t ot w.Ju W. nit an ••• '' «Nal t .• t u. on I I'Lola V. to« Izllt Jowl try. P• 4 ,. C.., lista". •' t••• t «tointt«tt forthwith. T, yr.!' r 1....! on Monist.. N.l tnr , r. M.V•KLN/.IE, • 7 3 . E.t t~ ~~ n 31 ONEY.—.£2O to 3>41/11 ADVANCHI) imam dirt* ly on furnitnnp, nit/lout rgeoval, pnb.t.. , ..ty. orhw ••• blny it I. palcll.) an4nltn,t.ta. No al. nr• 1.• all if in -1.:IP• Trru:n. in w . 10 , r-r •.t. .1.. r L . . n- ). • r•. -Apply • • r+- I Inv tl p ELATE e))1 , 11 t !.! ..ra. W.C. Athrline.s on tow.. lif4 lII' MIN of ELECTION.—TiII, Av.% 61i.M d ••• It• v. , nt Awl fe.r per. pt. .. • *3 - ..t t nrai• ••t• .n t1'a.,14 re• aidtt r•n•rts tiATItCI.L. an i halasn.o•nta 2. Wearmintkr-c.balai..ens. Vi.l.•ria.otrort. S.W. lIRESSMAKING.--11iss LAKE, having expo , frnannully at. , -nda kali. and orel•-••1•••11. W part.. of London and sub •a ha pnnetunnr rn PLort•on nntar. Poi:wrier fittonn. and tn. h ;nantantnni. m rate.. Order. by knot promptly stt.acPs.l to. —:ice C.mb taielre-lrath•mad. Harlrn•7. 1111 . 01:TANT emnsLr AND 1:1 i t r.1.71 Hy n - RE 11.1101INti, I 10N up., U. ;t•, P.+t ..tr...i.tlty.l.lnwtstattpoll.-i by I,t, ' tta. 1 . 4 1 . .. 4 ) I. Watt up tlttir • IritU 11. gm ant t .1. .•• N• • :J.!, r ,eh.: w c ttt thtir ••• dfclC.o at f !MT PHA( F. AN01 , 11)ItT Eti .thud Itrosol woo.ll, \R•.!I. ,r,1, 1 .1ng ty.r. t 4. ••!'•., I. .•' •, in N. • et ! o'. hy It - A n , " "1 ••.,..•ri r n. 1 6. ?It 7 1. V 4 die WV! lull ',1....4 .h. tro.o. ;1.. :111 nn inn.n.• ar • , Sr it: w t•• • tiLt• - . . fl ..•• rnrn-r,t., F.t.,140.1. at FRANK 6E1141711a abet t. bask. EC. SrNil-liA.s• tta.llit-WO. 11-I'IIOOP —' to • • -4. ti. 6 I •• ‘, • - I y ; " • • • • _ rs." LI I . '" Ai " .• if i II fa`. 47... • . 0 ARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of - kir .rn • aroTI. or. ••• n r.ule 1« tool A 1:!. at Ito• - apro.lar Iffrirr , ..L Moro. flatt• o Tho T.-ry Ir -* I n rlslal IS, awl Ilia.- TIMM 4•4 II Alt KIS a . I M I'AI . TII.S 4,10 alrado4. p•-r.ocia I hum U. if 11 , 4.•.1 Kan. tro T. or aa. 1011 N OOSNET.L ntol Co.:' (MERRY T(/0111 0 11.16.. Tr 1. erro•tly p.rlor M. Toth r. ink 1.-oh r. 4 ,1 sib. sisitor, pr0t.444 the orrunot !mon 'Set." in •I $ll I+. •I. la. won/ fragrant* V. tho, bole h. Yrilo. d. art. 01IN GOSIiELL owl Co.'s PATENT TRE wAI:(iN, or ocarly•lns. n 4.11 HAMS/WWI. the p,uls4r .orutneli,,n of whiPh reeeenpliAm ths- t wooperatlim. '. l and pnillatint "U . '''. We. 12, Thz«.. Knaeuurt. LoniTem.7.re2,. Lrrrtß ()OALN. Tho CLAY CROSS COMPANY trove th-ir (1,11..** at flow Or, a.—Mt• Mgt, equal to 1%.1:'• E•.l, nt t.. pp r *.nt d.I, t r.l D. 'HOLY 0.471C11. Il BeILWOOD-PLA(111. COAL —CI HOWIE J. C(X3CRIIRT.T. an 1 Co. )1..4 Kau wiv r,..1. Y.S. -13. Mml+ttl. Rt1"1171-14:$.—By Royal ',pm,. Nr,.. t ..- Nlllllrt.'S 110c./dAIN I.t.vtlt ThAVP44 • 1/.1)41, ni 41.• 1M414.01.. Pta ito.11••• • .2. I. idloorra4 •fMI •• 41.1.1 1011 to to row t • if. .ot , .nrrao•tiora in • • ora • T. boom...rot of Ifraraniu. 11,. nora of 4 , 1••••1 •orior. •••• .01.411 U. It. .fiats, to • 100 t•ti. • •• •It bon • .4. 411 WA the Ugly, o tko• /1'1,0•• 'l. ]IM-MA IP PAL mo 4 P4ll MT 1.41.11: fitting or. Lh L. 11,1. • ••••••• .7 4 •WM MOM that it roonnot bra ol•uratra4. nool &h.". • oloorariptivo •irettlftr moor bra hod. at,4 • •••b0a4.4 by p,+ on ttra• tiro...lranian.. of Use bolo. t 7/..1•• • h•M ••• ••Mt U.. bits, bring met t rm. immarara. Ito% WHIM. Z.M. Praomottllv. Primo. 11.. lb. M., and ala OL Postage. to. 131bILIVAL ntreB oft tie oftat• lotwipte. TUE L.ANCANIIIRE LAMM, at A quarter to 1111,101 pt 1.01,0 ile• foropeeme. •••••• N. Famey. H Irtnet. C. 1111tP,...,..1.11.n n. ) ton, IL M. it rott. !MI Lou.., L though, 11. Id. ;len; Mho. alI. Blodgett awl 1. • I 1/Itory. TIER lANCIAIIIIIRE LASS. ler H. J. Heron. Hoar Poo. leho.-11 MIMI • Hata Ferttaturb F.. in—N °MILD'S 14.11."4 . 40 6141. a I -AUT. iu. ,t Mallow ria 1 01. - . A MAY 1.1 th. l 5A. 1 . 14 Joh. Pm. Yr. Danville'. Thawing lterestutee —nevem eat. t u lAtorpool—Rood to the Meer. Th • Fier at Idttootont. 1 1 . 114 1. Tao Night Boot Dponsir—floath—Asakaod of Li deo— Fri &inch rario—lll.ted ote.l Itetor otk.up— Devetion—Evesp.—ftlipptry Dud. At•641,1i4.—T.10 Datil riattd—Ratrtbatina—The Happy Irma.% and Temo-hoseted Lot lordly, low I ren.l.d EACH EVI,WINO at 7, by TONIKLNB THE TRACI. rapcuit (WAGE 11•11•11,11- Yr. H IRVIIIO. ROYAL 'ALFRED THEATRE, New Clumith-street. Tagware.ruud. —Sole Lew... Mr. H. IL LACEY : Dim Maw, M. AMY t4EHM WICK. Crolvtisd IL.i., brat 02,1 seems M TlNn' pavan. Ph dee Pinch (the l'eaW of thole!, Mira Amy be lowlek: anlo roesa bx liar ?Joh Warnor, tialarve !frivolo, and a poworful amp pon). I orate Hoare, l 2 fr., 11 11a ti.. and 111 a ; Orehestre Stale, fr.; Erna Virel , ; l'ppor Hoar* and I'd 14•041 : •Al : li. ; ballot y. ad. ifah-firice at Nine o'clock to 8010. owl on'y. /rata tido d arlvauee at klooora blitoboll'o and BMWs, Boa]; otteit, and at th e Itoao;dieo from T. tin Flo, Arden anion.r. Mr. T. AI ArtlABE. ROY AL ALFRED THEATRE. "It I. ploarant to POO meinhora of the wed Pa•litty m Ike lb. m..rr. atom Oa , . and Mrtuintr none ;inert 1; we amt. it id a • •• nt d; groo ;h .n the Mho of Eilatlotivh. Hower re f 11,14 • th tho nrual Amount. and mumbled to tba .and of tho ntritatnen; nta."—bforaing Adrertiop. t woo". if. AGRICU L T URA L HALL AGRICI'LTURAL HALL SNP,/ 31,rinyentriit). TO•N lORT. at A. —ORAN D CONCERT. haladiar OrtaloTt. “RaTatutr Tell." Oppratir ste4retinn. "I trawl, 0netr....." trr . by la. tall art nits sal Laud of thy C.ol.latr•lan tinaata. Carnet. ftoIgYr.LREYNOLIIS. Pia o:o 1 , 0'.u. Mr. J. U. TOVNO. Vaea• LAN Mlle. tarlatan mitt WI.. 31-trsa ttto.A..n. and Ow Nlati.nrit eladita t bale at tau ?okra. integros t mom ere. t.-t exprv.lly f evvo rariarrls by 11...r5. Illyeetes Bloat end --- iFiviiiiitorL3llr. F KECOf:RKRY.. Cmidunr ni Or Dome NI n G hit ODFREY. Admi Mo. One cam rtes. 6,1 A GRICULTrUAL HALL.-TO-NIGHT. IV%rrh brawd TRA3II. CHO .11:8 p.?",,r.■ • 14 Intr. MARIE STOCICEN me I Us* N • tines* M .101 • C.r.r of Ito ~4c, o. t newluetor. Mr. F. K I NiiSH CRY. AG RIC ULTU RA L HA LL. - TO-MORROW ISatardar. lIRAMD t!ONCERT, when the erdebrit Maar re Attar." teen •• 11 Triwaber." will tr. p .rt mewl. by Millie. Lb that awl Mr. Aline, limwine. ...rib.' be th . Nett., nal 111rInile elwir of 4.1 wirer. Carle to;. Mr. P. MINOR:WRY AGRICULTUItAI. HALL On MONDAY neat.— Revival ot JULE,' EVA .40Lryboil BRITLOH Alt LY R LIE— tin Nat knal thiniewitrAtiosi in Li, do "h e b Cri.ote runt H. ro elbow," which will he pirf writ • I be the fa I in. lo Ytta, a.ilitaty bandy, drummer.. filforii, 4 , 4%r doers. an I thous of CV emcee, reproduced unthr the direz..o of R.' V. Iltitlu 7. AGRICULTURAL &LL—The HAVRE ill- IdENT DEPARTMENT undor tL^ dir x:lon of it 11 iEktl and POND. AGRICULTURAL HALL. A4n.i..:on One Shillave : aspen. ; ne..x.ua e. at.. la u snaill s*. and kapenee. ROYAL ALHAIIBRA PALACIL—Open 1.1 Lu l bc 7.30. nine Brae,. Rend of ilk Cuneert And worlpti. O. IP. snx ogle.• own fr.,. 11 IMM SUCCESS a MOLLE. PITTERI, the a. lotrotod Donrouar. frost thrltrand liporn,P trio, ts a tow tiro n 4 Fallea A WI RANGE littEAM ; OR. THEFEIfIVAL BALL h at 10. 11.11/0. Ilittort .lm In nightly rosi•iiroil with ft. swat tua.ultuotts and rtithusaitatit applioupo. hod boys' anourod P 11111.111.• Daum ate for the Alhambra, to. a briatal number of tot forunacro only. PHIL] [ABM ON IC HALL. I sliugton.. —Sole Ptd rrittor, mr. Samuel Adman Miutarenent 11-zr nriulre and the Blethers Itousillou. Continental Us-masts. aral of the Chantsell Bone. Winding the yrondrous (;arl. Great 1411,1 OA ul H. Itselsonle, All iheuodf. E. D. lawn.. f! Woodmen; I PO 11014. and lon-tant. Kato Murray. Anni.. And..snon. and Juids Eiden old farourde Harr) Sidney. 111,nnaw. 7.3 rt TAE SOIREE. OUNCE/CI% and BALL of the NATIONAL SUNDAY 'E. at thn Frn•cookowe I ay.-.n, rflt t pion no M. Lp\lsLiA V. low tnly 0.1verti...41 X.... th. W. Atolnneo My, rhea Um. bn.och Chluatm.• Winer rewurra - - n - i7konarra.. n,e R.,. B LACKIIIA Tll.--SOUND EDUCATION on Protest int Evanselierd Prfncipict. Efficient arranientento mode for pupa. not r,nnifinx porno da"..cal ,u4nacti•ni. lo dwrve tein.s. goo per aninfin.—Addrtoo MPS M. N., Yr. Burn. at h, CLAPHAM, I l'itLlC baron a Om Thr.. Pion. ot F.ntagra, and about LAN elont..e 1 rteltold Building Land...taste an NIGHTINGALE. Ait E. . NV lIITTINGIIAM is instructed to SELL A.LM- LT Al - 41110.4. at the A.i.tinn Ma t. 'lnk-rainu.e.yar.l 1 ay. on NII.NLAF. NOT. 14. at :or I in lb • a:Ultima, in Lot., 1.1r111.11. ittat'tsli knoon ..• Sotto. Int lale,' alt c's in LP, Is;) t al art tot a Tat.nt on t!si. portion of Ur. E.tat•; I ,to. an el .inle 114.1d ivy 1-1401. ..itu.,te in Ninhtihniale•lane. mist.abit $11••,••• ; an I a...ut Lot. *or Priti.te• 01. a a ..htu.ata in Stratits t •:..I:d w. w It ,i.tl...sm•nani. limt ns Nal.% irci•l• •I•o••• to Witham .t dims. The pr..i..•rly ate tn.•n the W.•11•4WOrl 31 rod I:4ltrans ha• ion. • from tl.e 1 'sty met W. and aI, •,st. to n •1.r...: ',it/ of the l'hatn,lns Jun.t ion and B s.s.a: r•:, I,• 1./.1•••••II Li inhloll, rod i 44011 ..n.l South We.sts-rn •. rti.• ..1 the porelo”.. ne) may r '1113411 o:, m a. - - rr.ullrarl at 4 l ia r to 1.8./01 In 1,,!, , y..ar- be .1 a! 1....t.a •al .y 11•••LAIL.• %T.: INT th.• r sassy par: ot Hs- 1,04.40, It •1 1, id el 01 .o.y _P., 1&.•,l!-.r, rI n .1111.•:,••••1 •Id ,I 1.• nosy be On.. its. len II q.l, to t; , NI tl ••• 1 PI ,I.• in the re-chi...an...1; si 4-0 • • I•oVi• (*••1•11-:•1,•••tr• et. 1...m!0n ••I tn. A•,, ;, 14. at, .41'0 t. 1..1.1.41, E 1 .; ut 11,, 144 , 111.111 ots 1.. • • ; I I 1.. /..•• •• • f 1.• 1111,N CILLO.qi. fl;k1•!1.)1.1) At R. WIIITTINGHA3I is iiistrtit:t4sl to SELL Ly Ti(),:. th.. .t). nn ISt lt I InY, Nor. le. Lt It for 1. It. ba.....11 1 011.111.1.4 0: et Aot I.• I I.LE114)L1) 11;1'11.1)1NI I titne to+. and twat 'LI ro. 0. hat One hoot:too to lb.. rnt 1,a110.1 NPVI.I.• I. ad. 1.101:11¢ from I "yd0n.r.4.1 In (.tnay.ro tI. ...toot.. nt rot C r 111.111 i• 1. U. In nut. r a..lk of t 1..• and E ot_ flow on IL. 11.t.!..0.1t11.0ry. seal Solo loold Railway. Ni,.". I. tia. • 11t..• 1..111 klll.. •lootory way Z. - Wain on or tnrtrraot r • t.. to I. vii.l i 0 bin.•.t.it-!.," eq.14.1 11...1•3•ar1y • w of. any rait .9 in. In:tame. ni.ar b.. {and .4 at al c..o.loodia toL) 1.• "MU.. al at 1.11.• plait:lra' seen , in tne• ...AA:U.041 , 40A; e t .I.u. blootaut....anwt. of Ita. II t 1%. Colentanodrrtt. Lundeen, E.' ; and at 1.1/.. Oat* • LEPTON. EASEX.—Four (OTTANE..4. ilrk•r'+ shop, iski EJ,mU. 1.11LLNOIJ) Ift ILDINOO LAND. lti R. viii I ITIN6H AM is instructed to SELL 1 0' AUCTION at Ow Leo awl Key. id•rion. on Trtilik If. N , 4*. 17. at * for 7 in Ow rviwituf. • Aibiowitl . .l An ti. 110EFE with powli.n. .ito.b. 111 rierliAwrowl ; a B akrie p. -Joao. inCorliii.i.nowl: Two b.:if-fount and ',.ttirp . ..litrllLiflUrerrnt.maA. FEE& 11,1]• b,•ll.liimi 'ANIL fw.. of tithe awl land tow, wito fr:A. te-o. t., th* Ivor nod kvolltot frogs V1 , 111 , 110b.11a1l to Caywciath. n .4. Pittibt.• within inn aliotiu walk of the Low 1...y1011 Station 64. 11e. I e.a leen 11.. pilP•bit.,AMlol may bo paid by a •!: • r and Ow not/tinily* in nor yiani by equal In i .1,4.11,...tt., wit I, inter,t the unpaid baheeieof r I.t. I' 1 t't.. • lA, ary tet the ba:anie may be pall off* a... tiny win ••.,.t god ...tenth:mini* 1.. 0 .. 2i1:0•.: Ir II 111 ). ).•'llll. the Atb. owl Doris., •• . ro, CO , woo Lotolow. E of the AitOlow...r, 1 • --tr.. t and* tart pia.* of Ma.. li:A3letlllt II I LI, 3111t1.1.EsEX.—FlitEliOLI) RF.sIIIIENt.% ay.!. 1 I:Et:1101J1 BUILDINO I.A\ U. 31 R. WIIITTINtiIIAM in in ttructed to SELL At by Al'l TII,N, at thn Anntlnn City. Re., en, MON- D %Y. •xl, at 12 for I, th•• FREI.IIOI.I/ Bdil bF.)t'l. •,‘ a., ;•1,,•11.•,, , ,,.1 nu ~,Itia•-•• at the ~..rn•••• of II ;..•r ! . 1.... Anti to notl : and in 1.44. a I 1 1.11 I td.l It •N at. rl.. . 1 .1.• FRE/WM.II 11:711.111Nit • It. 1.. b. In, . .1 iamb/pi, puir 4010.1. tiairitnr Ininbun, to / • •• $ ' •• hum lb. big 11 owl at ut th.• • • • • 1 I. • $ • r 1.4°. 01.00 fa; walk from flat .••; .1 t. i• lta•:a st .t:.,,,. %.n".!• •11•I' nt tII.• I,•ir 1.0" I. .01 ...• L.. 40 t p ....14.. to he I • o I 0•1111 :4 'fop 011) oto •.elor ot lost tit • • ; ..• p. •t. o•t tr • 1.1,1 •••To.• •••.n ti•,l • • • •.• -1..,•/.• sOOl 1.10014 t eit 1..: • . • • i• 441 :alto in 111.• t004.0014.111s• 01 . of U • to .t n. f s Wool at thy phsre „, i ; I . 1 It 1 I i1.1110.11.111N0i I it N _ ~ Ai 11. WIIIII'INIMANI i, instreartirl to SELL A.A. it Ails( It t 1:.. A • 11.trt. I. •. NV I:.‘l*. 7 ... • t•.( I. n 1 :1.. ‘.1.• .1• 1 1.1.• I'l'. )I'l V In t• tot tttit.• .;;;of igg. ; 1.., .t.. in tin. tines .w 11.• 10r...na awl 1...1 ; . .11 .• .1.. rl. ••• too 1%, 111..• oro 113 n. Nit...4.14i.. of tun pa.- •1:..„ t. t. n.n (NI L.. ~et at 5 in.r t-t •1 -0 ,•• • so, :..pot • I.‘ .11•1 11 to till. •Lriy in: otitoo•-ttto,; ittit • ..• y vat al Hie Nana.. usa) lin will my at any titan •,• ; j'a I I ',tent plait.-. tongplajo.t. ,of oyd.• lay) In of ....too el le to do,' 1,11. n• t 11.• •P a. ;poi I),rlp. to .11•-1.. t. ; the 11. oo ,•ISI • Co • 11,10 Ti.. ....I ifi. 02.”. ;;;;;... Ii.INAHAN'B LL WHISZT. DI'BITN Pit ITIRTTION, INS M 4 t. 1.4.40.1 old MUSH Will-KY sausatl tlmb MN= PRIZE 11.2:J/AI.- It Is pm.. mild. mellow, etelHeas, aM vary .401.-..ta., 1..14 In .arb, at the rrtail homes In Landon; by th• nw.ata ptiagdysd ammo Itnitlaml: or whol.-..J 11, (trot nin.l/olll..Arrot, awl ~,rsalW,4l "Klashme4 11. Wiwalr." faArCE.- LEA awl PY.ItIll NS. -S IICE. ; l h.. , emu' ." It. pt.- .11.1 I ~t it ..41..; for pi-ulthey awl o'., t 001.% IY %am I. :to •1011/0 I, a 411,1 1.,11111.. ..s. :sll .0.1 Alrhr •• I at. 11 , • iore " . r • ,•1 Y.::.• - 41...'1. 1.,, •is.t.. 41 1• • a. P...•• • • I 1.••••',1•••lit 1:11 •11.1 .; rf•() i. 1.1; Si PT I ES. --A yortefull r:tt hor it; I • 411.-11 , A1•1,4 Itdthlg 14% MOO. Ir. t• ..1 4114.1111.4 t , / 1/13.4 WWI ity .• 4 41 IL. rnr ail te.411 to tegotowd to If.. I h. ants inns. .rosi,nnrsls•ssonosistion. attar haring h.q.. stlynn ns In 110.1.11.1)~1464 ad. 41114,111140.140, lay lWr. tYth , r. n w.41-Inanon Fis,s an son. • In. Inn non sli•runtinnest peontann. rent to an, morons nos •nnsipt ~I tt•sto tn prt-por **tram 0. P. N 101074, tnrsin It, vottittipt it, Londe's. IN TWA' GEN CH FROM ABROAD. (=Rotten users'■ AOEIKYY.) SPAIN. MADRID. 6e5.28. Pcnor Figuerola, the Minister of Finasse4, has issued a financial statement, in which ho estimstes the deficit at two and a half milliards of Mat &te trilading it to the nit-enmity for extraonlinarg. expenditure, in consequence of the prevailing dis tress, and the want of work for the lower elieuei, though, he says, the government does not a:• knowledge the right of the citizens to be Irovidtd with work by the state. This statement, which enters into a full explana ticn of the real state of the finances in Spain, is acc,,nipitnied by a decree opening public imbserip lions to a loan of 200 millions of crowns, Wined in 1,250,000 Treasury Bonds, bearing 8 per cent. interest. The issuing price is 80, and the infereit will be payable on the 30th of June and the 314 of December, reckoning from the lst of January, 180. The nxlemption of the loan will he by draw ings, and will commence in 1869, fuel terminate in 1888. The loan is guaranteed by mares on the church prol•erty and crown domains to the amount of 2.110 millions of reads. Before the first payment of interest is dim the go • Nettiturnt will deposit at the Bank of Spain a suMcient amount of impure to guarantee ita being met, and will subsequently deposit further pagan.: to the amount obtained from the ado of church and crown property. The subscription will open on the Ilth of November, and will close on the 25th at Madrid and throughout Spain, at Paris, Lm don, and in the colonies. 'Payments in advance will entitle to a bonus of 4 per cent. The Minister of Finance has i 111910,41 a circular to the governors of the provinces on the subject of e application of the tax which pate replace the oefroi duties. A decree barn been publish° 1 utoliebing the rf6triction6 on the formation of joint-gotic corn- Eanice. _ MADRID. Ocr. 29, Emrckm. The Duke and Duchess of Montpensier have Fent con.ider able 'TIM of money to Beier to re lieve the families of the numorous victims of the fighting which took place there on the 28th ult. It is reported that Senor Dicousura will bo appointed Spanish lliniater at the Court of St. James. The Municipality of Madrid have refused to accept the resignation of General Escalente, com mander of the militia. The Constituent Cortes will not meet till the end of December. AUSTRIA. VIENNA. Ocr. 29. In to-day's sitting of the Lower lion* of the Ileichsrath the Recruiting Bill was passed, Count Tea& having previously declared that the present Strength of the army would nut be increased by the 60,000 men demanded. The commercial, postal, and territorial treaty between Austria and Switzer land was adopted without discussion, as intro duced by the government. ROME. lUMIIIP, Ocr. 2R. Test night at Groats Ferrate, in the Roman Cannpagna, a band of brigands entered the country residence of the pupils of the Scotch College, at Rome, and carried off Abbe Campbell to the mountains. They demand a ransom of 103,004 francs. Mr. Odu Russell has communicated with the l'ontiEcal government on the subject. and gt ndarti u haw been sent in pursuit of the lrigands. IHE BANK OF FRANCE. PARK Ocr. 29. The return of the Bank of Franco for the week ittiing to-clay shows the following changes, ecn.parcti with that of last week :—lnerease Notes, 19,000,0001. ; bills discounted, 11,200,000 f. ; Try entry balance, 2,800,000 f. ; advanues, 123,000 f. Decrease: Private accounts, 23,000,000 f.; Gish in hand, 16,000,0001. INDIA. BOMBAY, Ocr. A 71b. shirtings, sr. 9a. • 811 b. ditto, 6r. 3a ; 40's mule twist, market quiet. Cotton quiet: Ithollerah, 235. Exchange on London, Is. 11;, 1 d. Government sicurities : Your per Cents., 932; Four-and-a-halt per Cents., 1082. Frights to Liverpool, 295. The latest London date is 27th inst. AMERICA. NEW YORK, Oor. N, 11 a.m. The Cunard oe:unship China arrived out at 8 a.m. to-day. (Add, 1345. NEW YORK, Oar. 29. Closing prices :—Gold opened at 184} sad closed at 1341. The range of the fluctuations durinz the day was j per oent. Sterling exchange on Lon don, 1091. 6-20 U.S. Bonds : 1882, 113 ; 1886, 1111; 1863, 1101. 10-40 Bonds, 103. Illinois, 1444 ; Erie, 401. Cotton, middling Upland, 231. Petroleum, standard white, 31. Flour, extra State, 6 dole. 70c. to 7 dole. 30c. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 13c. THE BIBLE TN SPAT:I.—Lord fihafteabury,•presi dt of the British and Foreign Bible Soidety, addreineng • public meeting at Bournemouth (where he is now stay ing), on Ttenday last, said he had that morning received a tonnutaticatinn from the secretary to the Bible Satiety to the eft. et that, owing to religious liberty having b ten pus loimt d in Spain, a number of cones of b:Wee would at elite he tent across the frontier. ; and that in a few day.' the trriiituret , in the tilattiA language would ba at sale in the ,t wets of Madrid and other cities of that country. Bei lordship further stutt•l that be had that thy written to Crucial Prim thanking him for the privilego. Yesterday, at the meeting of the Laid Marine I.ireipnel, a teatimoviiM consisting of a very nts!ruire gold modal from the ea-Queen bedoella, and an illuminated addreos from the Spanish Minister of Marino, w“. merent. d to Captain Brown, of the whoonor Sylph, of Dartmouth. for gallant erinduet in reecuing the crew of the Si anich yammer Santa Martha, on Dec. 12, 1867. Yesterday etuuu ileib.lllllnt vim ered,4 in the nrighlsoliehoisl of Willesden and Church-mid in conse- Vallee of a rumour that I)r. Powell, who it mils charged on the coroner's warrant with the vi Dial murder of I.ouii.a Th. nu.., under the ciretemstimees man ted yester day, hail committed suicide. On Wislncsday morning an official in the employ of the Iliumritead Junction &sit way Company paw a well-dressed man loop hone the top of a cutting in foalt of an maim aching train near Wilkes- Ife wail dragged along the lion by the engine for Daub yards, and the whir la of the eurrelgo , over him, mutilating him frikhtfully. The lv.ty hat not horn ideritilied, but from aprecarture, It is thought to ho that of I)r. Porton, who. it will he trenimilierod, mimes-id his elite rmituitiim I,commit No NONA PILIA ui ANY UT!!Y.It MILDICINIL— DrarrraLt. fbarnntwr.us, he. Mario in pn Mime. idAy., LISTA Afraapra Fan, to rim !WM, tat, nerve.. hilt." sad liar of old sad yeal , n, without nnthetna or ea. dr.repoia ;bylaw:don% anntliPtthnh. .ftnerh.e4, Obehnity. heattah•hr,i,tireela, /)tit Inapitathni, thtintatit.tt, &Nit% wattinz, roil tI rethnot, I.•vett, Niata rap • M.+ n.eiehtl all inhtthettne, Ictholihn that aid. ih,lh nett the Pope. It 1N1,14 lift, tiara fta Goat In other r..raa4let.- 77na, Illy., ht. rkt.; nom., tic ; Attila, Mail, or i l . Po .rd. Also the Itrralvala flhoeolato Powder sore atrenifttomlog than amain. tratod beat 1w Barry sad On., 77. Itaorntasadraitt, alma .betassad Naomi sad at 111 J 9raaaahaatiaolfest ;I, l =. dor • ea Do, OzfortanaL—iAarmtlimmeadJ MADRID. Om 27. The manifesto of the government h a s hardly produced either the amount, or indeed the evict hind of effect, which was calculated upon by its authors. Of mune Were are a number of person., the editors of the journals which repres :nt the ndniateriail party especially, who are d•dightel with its well-roended phrases, and incept tt ea one of the ablest and most exhaustive state papers that have ever been published. The niajoray of people with whom I have conversed upon the amb led are, however, inclined to object that it is somewhat too vague and indefinite in ita language. Upon one point the language of the manifesto is held to be plain enough ; and no doubts are enteitained, either by those who approve of, or those who object to its terms, as to what is their meaning. I race to the question of the form of government which is in future to j relied in Spain. After the way in which this subject is mentioned no mil seems to question that all the influence and an thority of the government will be exercised in favour of the establishment of a eoultitutional monarchy. mid to thwart and diecouragethe efforts of those who are agitating—l do not use the word in any offensive eense—in favour of a re üblie. That the exertions of this clams of politieii n bare for some time been very busy preparing for the approaching elections, will le greatly sti mulated by this declaration, there can he n., 1 doubt ; awl unless the supporters of itienarelliral institutions bestir themselves, they may find reason to rennet the indiscretion which gave the alurm before preparatione had been made for the confiii t. Already one of the "(Lepel:retie jour- I tale las taken up the gauntlet; a n d; tidying upon the complete liberty of the prios wide!' now exists, has raised a " Viva " for a Spailion republic. To this course it expressly helmet°, that it has been impeled by the hinge:leo of the administration, which has forced it to abandon the is sieve that it had hitherto maintained, and t pionounce distinctly in favour of thist form of go eernment which alone will afford an uileau ate I guarantee for the permanence of the liberties which have recently been couquered by the Fj anish people. Then: is one subject, and that a topic of the greatest importance, upon which the languag.e of the neinife.to and the action of the government are teginning to be regarded in:, and, I might almost say, suspicious in 1 the highest degree. " Liberty of religiose " was ones of the principal inscriptions upon the revolutionary banner ' • it WRY one of the earliest prof . .. Mona in the mouth of the Central Trite, end, if I mistake not, of the Provisional Covernment. As yet, however, no decree has lien issued upon the subject. This question of religious liberty is by no mean, confined in its interest to Englishmen or members of the Anglican persuasion. In the south of Spain, in Andalusia especially, there are, and have been for at least sixty years, a oinsiderable number of protestant.— some people say as many as :10,003 or 40,000 -who have durmg that period been compelled to practise their religion more or less in secret, but who look to this revolution to confer upon them the right openly to profess and to teach the faith which they hese embraced. A few years ago these people nee in arms to defend their religion, but the strength of the government was too much for then. and the sin of rebellion against the Roman catholic church was punished at the cost of many liven, some sacrificed in the field anil sonic uriin the steroid. But it in not Christians alone who are prepsred, and indeed are 'axiom, to avail themselves of the religious liberty which has been promised by the provisional govern tie nt. Every one in acquainted with the sad story of the expulsion of the Jews from Spain; and every one knows how material and political strength the oountry lost by the adoption of that foolish and inliun:an step. Despite the severe unit complete measure , ' which were adopted for carrying the decree into elect, it is probable that then, has never been a time whim there have not been some Jews in Spain ; and now it appears that these industrious and thrifty people are on'y anxious to return to the country which centuries ago thrust the in out of her bosom, and to centrilece by their skill and industry to the develop:wait of her hitherto Anima untouched risotto es. Alio sly telieve that at least two applications have been nude to the l'rovisionalGoverninent for ivennission +o build synagogues; but they have not, as far as I can horn, received any more attention than a ropitet which has been made on behalf of the English protestant If, however. thirty of religion can hardly at prevent be regarded as certainly established in Spain. measures are already being adopted to take advantage of the liberty of education, which was another important pert of the revolutionary pro gramme. This morning I noticed upon the walls of Madrid the advertisement of a school which is about to be opened for the instruction of the mem bers of the working classes. In (miler to meet their eonsmience and to suit their purses the 'wheel hours will be from six to eight o'clock in the evening, and the charge for instruction iu reading, writing, and arithmetic will be only ten relate, or about four and a half francs a month. Eton this moderate charge will, I fancy, include the provision of pens, paper, and other school ne cessaries. The great want of the Spanish people at the present moment is a good sound eiliiiatiou freed from priestly interference or sectarian influ ence; and it is greatly to he hoped that the ex ample set by the promoters of this establishment. who I should imagine are actuated by feelings of pure benevolence, and do not expect to make any profit from their undertuking, may he followed not only in Madrid but in other parts of Spain. nix Pommto Thortett-ra or Tits Corneae or DLI 1-EX.—Yesterday a special meeting of the nrigis talcs of the county of Mhtilleser was held at the Nlid He se: Bosoions-court,Clerkenwell-green: Yr. Ileury (clairnmu of the cow t) presiding. The choirin acii.l hod caPed that days speciid court in cruise mem.° of the c'at o in the ltepresetitation of the Peoph. A. ,t of last s. own, which snook it imperative on the juAboo ti IIIVI 10 the munty into polling districts, and to to e t a polling place in such manner as to menthe etch r..tor, ro la• es iiractitolde, tuts:two a pollev pttee within al. n'ent tlirtance of his ii.l ...,q6:10 very carefully into the register, and into the 41..4 of ftt hard found that FO many ro•er. hot given .n eot tr., it intention to lion at oteta:n .1.-t rid tire. it nice, ary to snake seine altereion in rho .4.lsy.tem. let order. h..we ver. to meet thee...aerodrome of the :.n irer awl in dex-v.l constituency be would roeommetid t eerirt • in td.lition to the former districts. to arl""t four a•ltiriva tl ..in., !tampion, lloriassy. end Tottenh on. would consist of severs/ parishes al-trusted fro:s ti.. (muter iii.ttichi so as to nicet the convenience of the rr. Be then proccede.l to go through the (Ail lists, Mot vg the iiiri.bes to le with.li an [rote each, and then gave a siininuiry of theme which would be in the four 1111 r districts. After some in ',dries firm the worthy justices, to which explaustions wen, given by the chairman, the a. - rougonionts protzwiti by law were then approved by the court and - ordered to be advertised in the &idly papers. The chairman drew the latent' .if tlw bench to the hi. MN. 1 . 1.04 of printing the ll`giFtrill throlloloOt the l'olllllly, in consequence of the iticnose.l nuinber of rotory hegkui their attention to the subject. and said that, if two U11(1111P11111 0011 lens were waded to the rate-book OW' stoning the owners of pnoprrty, 111111 the oilier the in istre..r- he thought that would be sutlivirat for ti, tithing lartister, mut would sec ts the diortnous mot the ts.;:ntier. wen• put to in the printing of Th.. registers - a ei it which amounted annually to ; sa d p r ,,_ an elevtimi took vitae owe iu four 3o ors, the welsh' he four times that amount, v 11... 1.110 OUT,/ tingly s, u, of 2 tu,01104 I/rTivit.l4: and Co.. lielfost, ore the 1 teg.ett ludders of ‘13114k) to the gruel& Ilstrohl Waid“ usn.hal 1.yt1:.-rn.dhalP.4.. -soon t., it tenor. 1.. Prowl' Haut.ty. rueriost ii. ne• Lv sad ma t..r Islaae use or otiowtation. (buten. OFF apoltmtlatt to )tense.. Itowtillo lOW thatost t Its auto,. 1-eihanra, RI rlo t. 1 "a. - ti 1'1.1.--..11^111-. I CITY OF LONDON. Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, a meeting of the ishl.mbitants of tits amnia of Alrkflthr rale ass held at theEmt Ind • Arm • Tamen. Fs Ayr oleo, for tl e of ramjet's( the libe - al can !Wiens for the of the Oity of Load w. Si . kt bit. ride, a .ember of the Onniace Grua ai, presided. A 14.111 of thanks to the candidates was pot and cured vase mealy, after which the boa. members attended • meting of the Ward of Parteoken, where proosedings 4.! a nailer character took plant. A :meeting of the diatrict minmittee of the Ward of Pen Wallas Without (South), for the purpose of pro reeling the election of Yr. Bell. Mr. Akiethas oiwvovv, at d Mr. Twella, for the City of Loudon, was held fester. day enema s at Lackey's Ilotel, &Al i ce-street, B oak fnai • Mr. Nathaniel Powell in the chair. Mr. Twills sae the only candidate who was able to be preent. ant made • brief declination of his political sentiments. He lefened to the recent evntests that had ono creed in the City, and to the dowager of the numbers observable oa trial& occasions, and adverted especially to the oaceaioa *how Lr, Maiterman was • ietuined at the bowl of the poll. He hoped that thesis:uteri woull keep in mind that precedent, and that by united elbst similar sucew.c might attend their labours on the peewit ocoasnoi. TOWER HAMLETS. A meeting. convened by the: induqtrild committee for promotin g the election of Mr. A yrton, wan held M't ni:rht at the Beaumont ln•titution, Mile-end, for tho purpose of hearing Mr. .A/rt.l3n:Larinions on public quits- r i V737l — " r triuda convened a meeting of his sap i;orters at the sehool-tooms connected with the pari-li of fit. John. Wapping. Mr. Bose, churchwarden, filled the choir. Mr. Sammie spoke at great length upon the Iris% church, arguing that if to disestablieh and desitiolow that church was to do en art of injustice, an act of injustice was done to Scotian t 2.00 yearn ago. That long periol back what was now prupreasl to be done in regard to Ireland was done for and he was sangshie enough to believe that the people of Ireland w 041.1 ulti mately become as loyal and contented as were the people of Scotland. The usual vote of confllen.ie wins passed unanimously. Mr. Newton addressed a nion..ronsly attended meeting of electors at the Baths, 'hur , llstreet, ‘l,le-end New-town. Mr. Newton dwelt with much upon the fact of the distress which existed in etnaietion with the surer bakeries, the silk manufacture, the thipp ng and other interests in the b , trough, and stron.fy am demned the system which, while reel • state of things ex isted. imposed upon the poorer di-trictm or London a tit*. tion heavier than had to he borne by the aelumt parishes of the West-end. Speaking upon the subject of the church, he raid, in answer to these who Pared that the di. establishment of the English churdi would fo!lovr thst of the Irish. that even for the sake of the maintenairie of the English church an injustice to Ireland mist not longer be continued. Mr. Mii-to niov it and Mr. &al monds seconded a vote of contiiku.c, chick was ca.riod unnnituously. air. Octavius E. Coops, the conservative .nn dieute. addressed • large meeting at the St. Ma-y's ola Johnson-street. Commercial-• 'id. The Rev. 11. Idnein was voted to the chair. Several att :m i it, w 're made to turn noi-y persons out of the loom, .t they failed. Three cheers were given for B. and .tvrton, end a bill was ezhiNted with the words, " flu tarael-out tory for the Tower Hamlets !" AYLESBURY.—A crowded mooting of .doctors and noaseleetont in favour of the candidature of Mr. tI. Howell was held in the County-hall, Aeleshirey. on Weds nesit'sy evening; Mr. Jones (solicitor) in the chair. Mr. 'meth Hoedaly vice-president of the Reform League, addressed the meeting at considerable length. stating that Mr. Howell had eons* forward to cement the liberal &raga in the borough. These who were supper:sing Mr. Howell were struggling not merely for a man, hit for a =lthe principle of the direct representation of 11 )— the Does Houle of Parliament. He rolled ispft. the electors to return Mes-rs. Itothschild and Howell as their liberal members at the appeals:Mpg else. bon. A vote of confident* hi Ms. Howell was rimed. It stated by Mr. Howell's local eouaraittoe that they have tenthired bmween 260 and 300 signatures of electors pledged to vote for him, in to weeny prainiPow of persons who hairs en objfetron to give th,iir im matures. linAlwortli.-- Mr. W. K Forster, M. P. , and Mr. E. *Mall addressed another large spirdiag in St. ticorgewball on Wislnceday night. 'YI F,ester ad verted to the rumour of an Intended delay the ekciers for a w.soit. and said he did not believe it war true. Ile had sone thing to do with bringing forward the bill that Ives jusred for shortening the tame before the el tram. and in biscornmunication with some members of rho guverus silent he found. especially on tiro part of the If sire Secretary, an earnest desire to ha-ten the time id tor- ekes lions as much as po-sible. Ile (Mr. Fo:ster) and newt. LW whys underdcod Mr. Ila:rly to static mod I..'inerly that tLe rover: uncut would li:viten on the el•seirros soon as tensible. lie (Mr. F. ter) therefore tale ex. yeeted that the writs would be issued in the se serf work in Noir:saber. eincsrciarntir.—Tbn... large Ina imievrt tat meriii.sr. Law beets held in thi , b.wough din lux the w4.s. Ihe firm lack ewe at the Bellevue Hotel, B , 11.11PIU c lilt. Oil Monday night, when Mr. Edmund ihvita.cl.d.irke address. d his rasp; orters a. the !dicta! Tin chair was occupied by Admiral Solivaa, f!.11. A vote of contidence in Mr. Burke wa. pram I with The 'wend meeting of the .uppart s'r Henry Drummond B oh,. the comiervatiie Mr. Druilt occupied ti•e chair. The mectiu.: w a • drimed at b./W.l4:llth by Sir Henry. who ws• A1;1°,1011.1 y Sir I htuick CnlquLoun. Ilu Wedues ttc ev,• dr. llaviland-liurke again itildresm,l a crowd dune t Town-ball, Chrh.t.iihnt ; Mr. Cr...4,in th • ..h r. A re o I..thm was with t., the ...V. t rh kt the meeting had coatinted confidence in Mr. 11..rke, and would me every endeavour to secure hi 4 rot au at t:te twit election. _ _ . Ifßort slot. Sir J. Pakington the electors of Dreitwieh hist night. Aft.* au o:obte rate reply to Mr. telladstonsi• charge of excrov L. gaga expenditure which had boon brolght krainst the government, he came to the Irish chitreh ipte-lien. declared be would be no party to attacking the prote-tent institutions of England. The right lion. baronet 4 , 140:r0d the niannur in which the subject had been brought before parliament and the country. maintaining that it should be approached in a calm and potriotie spirit, and not b.• nude., as it Lot been by Mr. Gladstone. a cub ject for • party manreuvre. Mr. Glitibdono had been going about the country declaiming in the moot violent Lingo:Lau on this subject, without regard to facts or experience. Sir John read extracts from Mr. Ciluilstraio's Laneathire speeches, and said he NW% a man who stood alone in the rower of tergiversation. Ile luol ,at in porliainent with him for thirty years, now w sth him a* a tory. now oppo site to him as a radical. At one time he we. beard ably am-spotting the established church, and now he was pro nouncing its destruction. At the close of the meeting a vote of einlidenco in Sir John was unanimously passed. EAST KENT.—Ymbeerlity Mr. Tuftun and Sir John Croft, the liberal candidate* for East IC-lit, ilrowsdacrowded meeting at Faveteluim. Exceptional eirennistances preVallilla In Ireland, they said they W.TU prey aced to support Mr. Glail.tone's 111“:1$31\ tor dis o4ablehment. believing them to hu the b stforther..uatarc stud the church. 1111..111. Pemberton mad Milli* the et men ntive candidates, y.etenlny atlilres.xl the electors nt Whif.tablu and theme Bay. :”it said they w wild • it!, port the pree.nt government. 'rile Ite•ni of I 'atiterti try. chileacen Croft, and se%-e-11 mondans of pArhanvat art' members of the HI teal committee. Flxsl List eve oo itt a imblie 1ii , N . t;11.2! W:l4 held in the Calolottian Chapel I,elioo!-room. fo • the of hearing Mr. Torr and Mr. f; wk. thu liber tl wttmg tnembers. who Peek te-okot.on. Ito It lent. %tenth, 'nen w•eie wann:y receive.l, and a e.g. , pled:jog th e elector. to the w Ktapport of the taa.mbezto was apnea. 11A. k .EY. Mr. :Win lluhua tulilret.4ol lie re fret tilig hed night at the l'ay-iitiwt S tun. hr. ilrwitt previdtvi. The hon. malictste's ar..• do e ut sitted chiefly of a retiow of the bluetit* which 4,1 b -on ctinfc.:ed lotion theyeople lb., totovitig of 10,er.t1111'..3. tun-. doting the ext.dence of tho reforrni-d tiarliaincat. A vote lot confidence woe ca-ried. The moue:, of Lc.( Mahon, who has withdrawn front Leoutiteder. and Mr. I orork Webb, who unmiove•fully couttvieta Ito Imin iu a re nientioned an rintviible coneervitire duclithtu4. LAISItEIII.-14u4t night Mr. Alderman O. I.awrlNlCe (14.111 Mayor riot t) Ilildri•Ok.11 a crowdod inert ing at the Clayton K.-boobe, York-atroit, Walwoctit•nvid. A unattiniona vote of confidence in Ablormati Lettionce wit., I astni. AIARN LEDOXR.• Tart night, Mr. DI • Grant, a candidate for the borough of Marylobono, ad .111(4.441 a meting of lb. oirvtots tit ; Mr. Joey b.!. the chair. _ 1; - ink in:kiny mid lny evenings bet. Mr. Cooe,re Potter addres-ed crowded novtings of sorkiog awn at Wodneobury, 'Vinton, and We , tbronnivich, tot behalf of the liberal e 311, 4 ,. Tho Meetine of this new borough have to decide between a liberal and a tory for their hind member, and 0000MilIX to the feeling manifested by the working men, there iR .aid to be no doubt that the t•110i00 will fall upon Mr. A. lomlen. the adopted lihend ,uudidate, iu prefenowe to Mr. Walker, the tory. W1141 1 00R.--Yer.tortlay the Provost and nitows of Elan College and the twisters tiptoed a ropii.ition to the Mayor and Tows Couueil of Windsor, asking that pollieg-hooth may be tweeted in the town of Eton. wit •ole The following in o Ind of the awards to Br:tioh ealatutore: CLAN d'Honneur : Napier awl Roils. o;mgow, models of weesubs. risiver ealaser's Sh Company, modals of yea els, nondo:s Engl. no rug and tilliphui.dusg thinpassy, me leis of • anew; titoore kolinson and Co.. hanky nrAtula of v,...mela; lituderron, Coulburn, and Co • fte.t.e.v, mrlsts of yen M.; 'untie and co. Moot o lads of v.. 444; Captain H. Lt.mley, LoLd.sts, patent sa w etas rillur. Ettore Kedah: T. Wi.hurt. Lisp. mutat. of a...0i15: N. and 11. Norton, I.eith, ship's ...AA,: J. M. K Auer, Chas ter, auxiliary la opener. klusioA mike ••• • tion Leas td n'a N indsur Ir.w V. orb" Liver, o woo ir • /.{. II: dal: C. Ala Um, :asso.2.sstio, nor':ors. fzilA us kaiak: kieots, lay." pool, wiry .us.u; T. I'. J•Abet, Dudley. &ea. ; Hawk., cninday, sun Co., ttelh and chain rubles. Brown nodal* : and Ls.' lOUs houtliampt.m. paint; J. isetlieli Wu.l Cu., otosolu.p wood; law and lavresia.: North oala, stains; Pkinin•r's otkviiirg opt inlay... LundOUt Eltt , s . / 1 4 V. elks r, and Co. London. (*palm; T.ptsmr dram ; Landon, arelsor slip. 'l.e.:. aide hltriara : heed, Isstaldt, sod Co., JA4t.tuta,to t.l • T. Liar I; lari4t . iw, Phial ! _ eri.: 0 1 1166111 a ila • sit i 46.l ehrotionntens. Sever Il• dal.: Caplan .1 'bau, I ta.d. n, tegialesing cempaas; F. Unborn, I. "idea. ma slankal telegraphic amuu.s ; SUUregur met Co., , Wart OW, WWI 1.. w.. ; and N. 11 . ,, tin, .: 0403. metes makers. Nouse :..s. o. ti SON X, slp's me Ausn is a/ te:egs al .5. N. lasl.nrte n!..1 Cu., I naliosJ, in to:e.g. - 41k; Weir. ' , anion. puesamstic tae! -.pa J. Levi 4 . 1 1 ;4. lota:oii, optical and mautnal rat unicsat.. thee* •. 41.4; : N. Weichest, eis did, eatoatonetes. I. laud ;I.—Dip:vie and ski. k 11411.1. Inn. don, piw:caltuse. Riker Nedal : W. Ito nes::l ,aa Gt., 11..hing nets; Kirby, It- ass I , i arlom MIL-L( 440, &ohm Medals : .•...e wet med. Cagle ; Wadkin auslKing. 11 r. It •Wr. •• ~~.•t Clara 6 . Nadal; le., Ti gill!, I. rieloa, melte apparatus fer the eavb;; ..f tie font -liiiorrock. : 0. P. acock, a armee. 1:4L4411m1.1.: Mention: Douse:. bi,r!.. ; 0,, ace. Ahb 7. PAID PROM:CV, •:. : Ina ick, baking powder. : aien Cove llet ur.y. M .LAI featuars. .Pita; (.1 o Jove* and Cb.. ate d, : ft can. .1.1 Co., ; Kidd and Hunt pIE •!. V . .1 pro v.s.r n : J. T. Morton. 'credal, pi.. ie. to I priv .1.111%; A nitre ian Meat Cionpany, I Adel: At ey, conoentlated ; Ita Li/aloft: l - , Tve.l r0%..11 : I.IOEOIBII. 4:011Zy, ant . : 11 las) aid (70., 6111, gow, whisky ; W. J. C .1, ant a-. 1 1 cud( n, extract of meat, must.' 41. are Monairei.l.• Mon : Marshall and Co. Abel din lc •,v CLAW R.—Sdver 31•111.. L macs'; Napolecu Price and Loadou, buena Illedahr: Waldemar, Lund, and Cu., I. ,iclon, jewellery; Letchioed, Loudon, pis Hmey. (labs 9. —Silver Medal: Spices and Son, Oxf c-cb -1.41,11 washstands. Craw le.—Secf.on I.—Rcilly and Co., Lon.' .r. ;;an.. Section 2.—Bronte Medal: E. Wilka, ChciGnal.a..:. port a.aideat.a. CLaaa IL—Section 2.—Kilvar Mond*: F. C. ,v ver t and Co.. Man. beater, pbruic acid; IL lluUmau CJudy, I.6ndc n, diainfectants, &c. Luse 12.--Section d'Efrincur: Minnie Hanatite Iron Conn any, Burrow-no •Furue.. ;J. Bussed and Sons, Wedneabury, tube.. Silver T.ledab : Patient Blutobsgo Crucible Company. London, crucible.; J. Byers and Sons. Stockton-ou.'l'ens, toad. Sect on, 2 and 11, dal : Schmid, Liverpool. road locomotive. Silver Medals : J. and H. 0 synns and Co.. London, centrifugal pumps: James. Sou, and Co, Liverpool, Atlair's patent pumps; Chutes Point' and Co., London B. Massey and Co., Manchester, steam hammer. Bruise Medal*: A. Vtison and Co , Vauxhall, patent iajectees . ; dhnttleworth and Kerman, Shoreham, pampa., Settien o.—Medal: S. chatwood, Bolton. safe.. * A in 6.—Silver Medals: Elias Howe, sewing machine.; A. Rowe. suiting madmen. Ilton..e : Wilcox ittel j taiLb... *swing machines; 11. Towie-end. ltedditeh, nccd* de. Ihaicin aide Mention: Woodfield and Mei: Red ditch. itesdk.., hooka. hc. Section ti.—Silver Medal.; &h -eated embus Filters snipany, Battersea, Lonsou, Dow., Clash. and Van Wash* London. sods cream appa ratus. Brome Medal: London Water Purity, nig Coinpohy, filter.. Section 9.—Medal Jame. thbbe and Co.. Loodon, is statues. Section 10. —Hold Meda!s: Prke'. Patent Cuulle Cookany. London F. C. Calvert and Co.. Manche.tar. pre ' siat:ou. of ' , beide acid ; S.r W. A. Bose and Co., Lon don. railway grease. de.: J. C. and J. Field. London, cid.dlc. and paladin... Silver Metals. H. Stephen 4. Lon don, wend Univer al l'a.nt Company. I.widon. Mon: eM. ilals : British 5eaw.....1 I %finraily. t ; J. V. 'Nice and Co., Birmingham, padit lovall Lrotleis. Luxdoti, di.ititectin;.; romp, de.. h knife loader. 11..nourable Mention: J. ]muse laver tool. untallie paint. Section 11. —Bronze Modal : I aueert and Hobe. Lomion. felt. Section 12. —1121.;..tue Wayiae and ('o. Card at. Gold Me bd.: Marty Bill Coke John Bro aden and Sow, Canlid, coals. Silver Modals : Ilwllfa Cone ry. Canlitf ; iliaeton Coal 'cnitauly lhvidwi. M ed. Iluttley). \••.V. !Ole I *.xvi en and U. Seit.in coal c u m . ,aay lieu..:O. Neu ea-tle ; Seatau D. level Cod epsity. :Seise ..e; . Baal Co.. `L t;:aOW. Br. )1 . ..1a : Iti.waulCoit 'lnil I! ..11 I env. coodeie *...J Couipuuy, : I :ytivt tool end lion Company. Ca:d.ir. 11 tee 1 t;o:il M daft: Joao-on cud C L . %Inn. rottand ; I'.• Lula tenietit. Bronce Mcdal : Ander.on and SOIL li just, tooting felt. Cho t. 11.- Roterts and s..u, Bridgwater. CArril.:..•• ('JAM 1.1. (told Medal : ll,iake, Wella and t utitighani, .teel ports. Silver Medal : 'teed awl l'• o . den, pi luting type.. Honourable Menton: Lun t:ow. ge.atitie. (i.e... Dipletne d'llonneur: Dan:el and t Lou colonial produce. Wednesday, the 2nd of December. is tle• day d for the banquet given by the Chamber of Coui.were of Birmingham to the Hon. Heverdy Johnson. Railways Ireland Commissioners met yester day at 2, Vietoria-street, Wesuninstor. Pre,eut: --Mr. John Yowler. C.E. Mr. &plow ClArko. and Mr. Christopher Jthnitorie the meretary, W. Neilson Hancock. LL.D., was afro present. 11OY.tL CoMmittaititi ON PRIMARY EDUCATION ust.l.—The royal comanasion as primary education met tri cdneiday, 28th lug., at the offices of the corn niiision. 46. Upper Sack% ilk-etreet, Dublin. There were present— The Earl of Powis. the Earl of Ddnraveu, Lord Elorilimk. Judge Morris, Sir it. KllllO, Master Brooke, Mee. Dr. 'Wilsca. Her. B. M. Cowie. Mr. Stokes, Prowasor Sullivan, and Mr. Waldrim. The smretaike, Mows. May and Douse. were in attendance. (n.ii•Ei. ROYAL, Sr. *Limns's.- -The following genii. Tu. u have boon appointed to preach at the Cliapol !•t. Jentevio, on Sunday. in Nov. Sunday, Nov. 1. tl.e Her. FT a irkia Carden, ma.. of Trinity eo!leg... emu. I.tolre, Sul.-lhini; Sunday, Nov. 22, too tic.. lleury 11. %%atilt. 11.11., of St. Jolitt'll C.Lauhrt vicar of lg. : Sunday. Nov. 2 ), toe Itev. T1..11.11K l'iotheioe. 11. A.. of 11.a.0u0..c College, ox...rd. A 1.% arm rue ImoTs.- -The ustEd Italf ltal thug ior the rketioa 4.f ealuii.lates tor aultui-...ti kl it,, tit thou which is situ:stet' in Ktrbwrootl. w 14 held ut tLe masa' Torero ye.teiday ; Mr. .1.1.b.—.4 the t:.-u:s.ter. townber of inouttor its ho in tiii Ulla la jai Bernd gli s io uu t o wn . ii t h is .oatiaig in thrir set...sat that VW he tlth ..t th 3 sunatis ha. !wen above the aro: ago of Other 1114 II .t e en. At the school them were at ilit , rest 141 of tho juree.:o eti olates rrtr iviog in.truct.oss. ryllgious and seeder. ; old rho at claw atteuslatiro was 114. There wore 2.10 .1;%.5 4 ta5t... tot the varasuir, which amounted to ;11. beat,: !is.. for life sud t . . 0 for her year*. Aft, r a few ..11..erv.sta...is (ruin the chaiistulo. the t4oetion were proceeded with. TUE Bin' AND Suotu AKERS r Ik II IN Ltsr not After Mating for upward,. of twenty w eeks. and coding about 1.0110/.. tho snike of the 1.i.0m00l operative boot and oho. makers teeniest"( on Wo.boa day. by the toms speed Nun, the we return to work at the Old rate of waged, and the miv4or4 lure th , t: ; ht to employ slam they please. For the foture all d...patas are to be referred to a joiut ruminative of son bees and employers. Curtain Vivian, M.P., it :•uffering from is rooent aeritkitt of some so ority. A few weeks Waft% du the Dorai coat of Cornwail,hc was climbing over rocks, and bin :us nu shoes on the sods of One of his feet woe at. we believe. bj a mune). Due attention to the wound was un fothmati ly mgt. dot, and comequintly its injuriou• effects rata adtilto a &volition/4e portion of the tog, neo.. , Otating catosecil net and wiliest cam at l'e umerew. tho ri,elenee of i udy Nolisuot th. A .urgival operation being doomed caret-eery the Infield has returned to his town ro4idlonee is wrier that the operation may be performed by li.s own .uegetn. Lustitig quality— not price alone—ios the true 1.. t .1. hewporto. Horalsoutn' two .• A'. uord hy .01 ellsoink. itr Swat tertiltlit N (ugly apprerladed. liosounr 4tloin lbe tapir. • armature. Val agent. .irt arrognt'. l tr. nt.. 'q ,-7€ `" r ` - 7' . . __,„.. IN I• R : ECEIVE '2 - NO -------- . -> i - '" ; - -- t • 17717 ii -5S t GOODZ, OAINIFORD, sod Os., DOIIIOI7ON, • CUED urzw a r r o:l2 l4 o2 BlT..u ffi lii r r ixu riv: AA.s ..itsrsrm illiva irvAcr Ell EN HIVE MiluW-k.00..is %MA IA iNiNG BEDSTEADS sod BEDICOOIt FURNITURE, .' . 1 BRANS and IRON BRDSTEADS of every 1.4 Awi6rMn. 119 , 111►, 121, It-2, in, B011.0(3011, KB.