The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-06 00:00:00

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Upward, of 112/00t. gamer Mee entwined ifs partanesesa— Oswego , Ye AMOithif of Ines mid Mott* tolholldbreset par.inces. in eisMe places it is said All4B not a papery has _yet bass obtained from the ' rete-paying elms, an* that the perish *Saab dare act put in the brokers, knit the defanfiefe *OW Ins driven to the work. ; heves. Moreover d numbens of these people are • • of relief. low seriously . these ings effse la* *Ration is shown by the circumstance, *St uwatildellit of peer rotes to tun collected Radom ter-the half-year' Ind* Leidy-day, • liffe s rr. 111,1811.. or more than was collected Attiring the whale year ending Isedy•clS4 1868, whin the 111111011114 wee 111,8t i81 . Tie standerd I of revolt which Mitheell tidied by the riftleBfil of St. Nacres moodily dud ad. , Mita . from other parishes, where the people are beoomint tired of payik for pabtfo improvements et the West-end, and, at the same time, having to bear singlehanded their own heavy parochial expenses. Such feats, however, only serve to stimulate the energies of the numerous earnest-hearted men ' engaged in the priMeworthy task of supplement,- ing the work ofpirocirial relief ; but, as in former years, the old diMoolty arising from the multi plicity of independent relief organizations is again bring severely felt. The number of philanthropic funds, annuity societies, charitable associations, and the like, in East London, is enormous. a2nually a bsorb vent fume of money, with Th o e 4. effecting any oorreaconding amount of goad, bat. on the contrary, assisting largely in the evil labour — of increasing the amount of pauper feeling amongst those whom they are profeseedly in tended to relieve. The East-end Central R. - Committee, the head-quarters of which are in Poplar, desirous of doing something toward, putting an end to this anomalous state of things, are endeavouring to effect an arran.mment with the East London Mission and Relief Committee, . whereby some degree of 00-operation might be secured for the purpose of detecting imposture. 'I ho latter body combine religious instruction with the administration of relief, a edreinustance which seriously impedes its real effectiveness. The East end Central Relief Committee, on the contrary, base their operations on the system so successfully pursued in Lancashire during the cotton famine. It aims principally at relieving the really descry ingpoor, especially them on the verge of pau perism ; and as its committee include several of the local pariah guardians, any attempt at fraud is speedily detected. The recent letter of the Rev. J. P. Kitt*, one of its members. affords ample proof of the wise and enlightened manner in which the operations of the committee are conducted, and one cannot help regretting that its example should not be more extensively imitated, especially at a moment when the eastern portions of the metropolis are threatened with an amount of distress and privation compared with which all previous visitations of a like character must inevitably appear tame and insignificant.—Doily Are we. . . at 4 vwde r griurrrt x :, d a L ies. oollllll at rilALlaglibbystaldagesodeles diellie, mu.:7llre . coven Amu. --,.. 1 .. 1 O. W. efiligradet . to ERITATIC ..:4• 11 r.-11.! • - i ff, I .e m P..., imi l wr ''''• 6l 'o 4o r ••••• TI 1 ':, ri!N lanbrAfrfor 'no: woe: • •• ! •. - ' ' " • : I "." J" ' v O . * '•;.; N aidiev of • tfb - at ''' • I '' . .fk '•,;; ~ . • nor. A ' e t i atient,' p , • . I i plithent Of the a, vibe' . . 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A • , • • . ....., .:.s - ? 2 e l m=l4..** l *" iwntrza Pffefftffillfilli 111411111/1 LONIXLN. 1 ' • 44-his—S-! ~" -21 :,',., - u_ . _ ' 1 Wes . 9 9 14 00 OXll.Merate 9k 9 1 MO/ Al. 0 1 0411111400kri eido44lo.l4P* ll s• llo 44e*P" °l* 1.11100 *SIP On 410101991141 11 0•7 3 f - .8.9 6 4‘lad" a craelderable giesapt gA masetusee impacting tha prosigete-of .lee mss ie* el unemployed ppr aring the coaling rigours of winter ; an 1, to say he haat, there air numerous cogent reasons for [ ll tertainhig dimgremele thwebodimp. An an really fine and prolonged Ammer, an exoop %tepidly early wand abunsimit birvest s Mel the briskness of teed, in ma e parte of, theking dyes. have,sll failed to , any perceptible in the east Amount of • metropolitan . Whether this cosistently-augasen . Naomi of pauperism be the result of a dept ca of local trade, or of increased hebite of intemperance and improvidence amongst the *homing classes, or of some opens , effectual predisposing cause, may be a matter for dispute, but there everywhere exists a singular unsefithity of opinion that the evil renstbe promptly met, whatever be the cost. But how is this to be done? This forms the problem which tho East j o onden parochial authorities are no a' attempting to solve, although., in their per plexity, they scarcely know in which way to begin. The more they extend the means of relief the larger becomes the mass of destitution with which they have to deal. It is as if poverty begat poverty. The number of metropolitan paupers during the lest week of July in the present year was no less than 127,119, an increase of 7.7 per cent. on the number during the oorrespond ing period in 1867. Of this great pauper army by far the largest proportion be longed to the eastern metropolitan dis tricts, including Poplar, in which parish there are at the present moment something like 7,000 persons in receipt of parochial relief, the number three years ago not exceeding 700! It is sad to note the seeming helplessness of the East London poor. They seem to have become as mare children evms* sg little willingness or ability in seconding the efforts to rescue them from the abyss of pov,erty into which they have fallen; in fact, they appear to have acquired much of the fatalism cha racteristic of the Asiatic race, and to have tacitly accepted the cline of pauperism as their unavoid . - able destiny. Even the very children seem to have become affected with the social taint, for they no longer taunt each other with their parents' acceptance of the workhouse dole. The Poplar guardians recently sent a deputation into Lancashire for the purpose of investigating the various modes of relief ado during the cotton famine; but there is this Mme between the distress formerly existing in the cotton-manu facturing distrietsand that now prevailing in East London—the former was of an exceptional and temporary character, while the latter bids fair to become permanent ; various causes, amongst which must be named the indiscriminate bestowal of charity, having converted what, under a more systematic system of astride relief, would have proved merely a limited mass of destitution, into a corresponding amount of chronic pauperism. Coincident with the steady increase of the pauper population, a fresh, but not unexpected evil is also beginning to manifest itself. Much of the relief afforded to the poor, although sufficient to maintain life, is utterly insufficient for the purpose of preserving the body in a state of health. Hence the increasing prevalence of sickness and fever amongst the East London poor. The generally debilitated con dition of these poor creatures almost exceeds belief. A glance at the shivering crowds which daily cluster round the doors of the relieving officers shows how easy would be the triumph of potilence if it once attacked the thin, emaciated forms which tremble like aspens in the cold November wind. Nothing but the numerous sanitary improvements effected daring recent years, together with the unceasing vigilance of the various medical officers of health, has hitherto prevented Landon from falling a victim to the ravages of a terribly fatal epidemic. Even as it is, there exists no lack of danger. The increasing amount of pauper fever is painfully illustrated, not merely by the overcrowded state of the workhouse infirmaries, or the daily increase of applications at the local dispensaries and hospitals, but also by the fact that while the number of reci pients of parochial relief is constantly receiving fresh accessions, the proportion of able-bodied paupers exhibits a steady decline. A few days since, Mr. Orton, the Limehonse medical officer of health, had his attention directed to several cases of fever in Ratcliff. On the matter bong inquired into, it was found that the disease was less the result of sanitary deficiencies than the effect of low living produced by extreme poverty. Similar expe riences have been obtained in Shadwoll, Bethnal green, Whitechapel, and elsewhere. In Mile-end Old Town, a family, consisting of a father, mother, and five children, the eldest a girl of fourteen, were discovered by the relieving officer living in a small and wretchedly furnished room. They were all suffi ring from fever. The man and woman lay helplessly in oneoorner of the choorlessapartin ent,the eldest girl was crouching before the almost tireless grate, while three other children were huddled together on an old and ricketty sofa, where a thin shawl was made to act as blanket and counterpane. Food, clothing, and other necessaries were immediately supplied, and within a few hours afterwards the father amid throe of the children were being conveyed to the Fever hospital. Unfortunately in one case the assist ance arrived too late, the head of the family, suc cumbing to the effects of the fever, dying in a day or two afterwards. Numerous other instances of fever are reported from the same district, no less than 32 cases having been sent during a single week to the Fever Hospital s the demands upon which institution are growing so excessive that the scale of hospital charges has recently been increased. The fever, it should be observed, is confined almost wholly to the outdoor paupers. As if this inarease old local paoperimi and the widening spread Cf_pasiper eieknese were not Miiii dent, the luckless &A...aa fateperre And %OA' selves threatened with fresh financial burdens, in . . consequence of • their parochial having been commander by the noir= " enl- 111 ' potent Poor-law Board to erect new iiibmarlsi, schools, and workhouse buildings. The Milli. i cerbiledy are much needed ; but the meat fern etAst inconvenient time for adding to the mid* , mount of local taxation—the maw la that the time cannot be far &Oast whin the equalisation of metropolitan tussle= will have become an accomplished fact. In Poplar the present workhouse is to be polled down, and a new one erected in its stead, at a wet of 60,0001. A similar sum is to be . expended in Shoreditch on the erection of a new mammy and schools. But who is ultimately to t pi hi l bj i ;t s er: , Large numbers of the malls, dm of o affected by the surrounding poverty of the Metric*. in which they reside, can scarcely to the rates; while as for the oompound his abolition is everywhere previews some 'IIE NATIONAL BANK of SCOTLAND. IA/P: DOW OM X Ilbsiodookooo. at en Alt x.w► ale MCP X IA TA avalkgie Nowt\ ot ood load ; Woo la all Ito goloadoot losso ova ot I ICISILis own BAWL view oat hairs ovoutty throes! IDEEN 'CI 1 HICATILE, To-1410H V, at 10, HLN,tnttraraParies. l 7ll. - , obiu...r, Yr. Prowsb ; Wok Yr. re. ipa= Brom • Osest Wisterias , Wes Mastesse: Nair; Pater Wei Ibiedble eausisla Vratmolla. =a; an. Mallar. Mims H. Hoists ; Caw °tic ro.beirs. . Mr. behoeseas. Devon by Mr. IL May, Mrs. Boisl. B. Pastry to Mr. /alums. lbw day. vela. bair LORI) LIVERPOOL% and ADMEN 113- TRAIIOIII. *bled by Patatar Y 0.1411. "salt rarf int.llMain a are saatraalian.• —ParbagMly It nia~ Tao diy. t vow awe, rate . wt Padralk frIE Of MK wAlirsa RALEIGH. T with We lawn. •01 1. 7= 1. 01110111111111a OD camtapaury It•••••• w W... 11".• G UARDIAN FIRE and LIFE OFFICE. rattbliabed dabacribedatipitel £1.0.0,080. Loodasdatroot, London. 8.0. war* DI% laltm. —NEW Ltis AndLTSAIIGIOI. in eater to I .m T u MI As . Vara= of podia. moot too Wooled DE/ORE I=for propooal forma and information to tie Oontpany's ot tar fteavgary a UNDUN mud nUILAND Mild BUILDING COMPANT (Limited). lOTA. Pmechmeb-Aras4, ILO. row reeshed w MOVE= at FOUR PLIIMNT.IIIIIIIIIYI, rtyahle on &tut oottoe. E FIX CIIRT. allayed ea sem at ZOO wit agoverde V regal for not las *ea est year eartala. JONATRAN TAYLOR. lernmsty. !ow, ow opftkiikskl,..,.. SIR WALTER E.A.EL 13 LIFE add twt`rnia MOW Iss Haosranialawmtea .• Noumea& toakthrocals Wabash without featima rawest tar t attainan M. of an author lobo bag mote so 'annals an ad Ma. r historical matt vials. and even In many 'Bataan' to our hisliser itself."—Nutt. and Q 1 1 ,174. S. RECOGNITION OF SPAIN BY o the EILECIVitzi and NON-ELECIVES of the 110ROU0H el LElCialaSit. RI aurtr.—Thankirot yea ebteettay tc• tag aaaaltnema vote .t.t.100 raised at the (treat meeting tar waselt I tree ..,1 1 •rtunately unable to attend. 1 be nage alb to offer The ,* yob, See, Iles. , SIB I anima Edited by EDWARD Royalton. " • Wert national to_ He erteane se yen sit to ale isilesee• and no one eels say he thaeoutta, oaderelasde the histoa s et . R.T lad& and ear thaoiatolote l =tall r % Is = =e l etweeirn g inter !U the sanative end the esdeadaty pottier at thieves& "wk..— Ediaborph P•O7 Pt view. SERIFS, Nov. f :titireason why Switzerland has not yet ea wledged tie provisional government of Spain Is attributable to the delay of the communication of the Spanish circular despatch of the 19th °etcher, which was only presented to the Federal Council by the Spanish chargé &drakes on the ZOth ult. So soon, however, as the despatch hbove-mentioned was communicated to the F Council, they hastened not only to aoknow the provisional government, but also the e &hive form of government which should hereafter be adopted by the Spanish people. The reply relating thereto runs „ thus ; " The country of Switzerland, whose institutions ere based upon the will of the pee*, acknow ledges, as a matter of course, an equal right in all other nations to form their government. on the same footing. Spain constituted anew,vipon the bates mentioned in the circular of the provisional government of the 19th ult. may rely in advance upon being recognised by Switzerland. In the meantime the Federal Council will at once est*. into diplomatic relations with the provisioner government, and this with the greater readiness since the Federal Council regards the provisional government as the true expression of the country, added to which the principles of religious liberty proclaimed in the despatch not only ensure to Spain the esteem of the civilised world, but else the means adopted for the completion of the revolu tion are proofs of her great moderation and aia" ;t: •- •;;;;Idational honour to moment Leicester ha the cn .si I . nrl.ement—olonned by an untenable o tee se. P. rt salter. as 1 ein told, an your honaoth. fe Dead, foetus t.nie re of the eone.ttursacy. Would that there were rai •...err thousands. to thest Britian enflame. of persons wit me .. to the Rate include nil the bordona without the P01i4 3 111 But our wat...bword remains the me—Poo • • that the Referee Ant of 1117 will hereafter be notable • h centmencemeet of an ere of more rigorous imedwement In r ;nee and custom,. and of ecenegoent advance in national • • •eri Leith. and ',send well-being. .tee et i watchmy be said to hare enfranchised the • led to a natural reaction adverse to oegan.4 re -. I. • the !lames admitted within the citadel, saffstird witri •• es red been gained. lined its. ansient *ninon in dedeading it . vide the bone yet Jett without. The Am we have just peened • tf lamp- DOmtero of the working classes, whose feelings and t• d. a ill le thalami with these yet unattran.thised, and who • . • teem unlikely to forget their claims. sewed to the immediate future I would say : • . Rezone Act neede instant nxedication on same important 1 . t tieb ere the rating clauses, and the redistribution of seat,. ne principle of church eetablishasente tee to eirlertro the • - ~ whatever it ma be veined at, of surreadering ate mot Maple:en illuffitration —the Irish &arch. • •.: tn• tonal neablishmenes mast no Wore be the centres of 0.. and estravegenee. • e tele question of the tenure and transference of landed ;• - 7 meaner caretui renhen. It is important to wailer • !..; • • r publw intent.require the maintenance of wieder. • • • Slinging properly to frodaliem, have now no eorrespooding • claim.; and. agent, whether public interests are best r lime which give direct enco eruseme t to the itareas• • e yen territorial poierseens, not eultlrated on conanieresal • • : • -1 but large': employed in the production of wild animals •, • C ...Twenty diminish the people's food, and in adding to the ...r, poOto4l and Judicial. of their owners. • t. b. Ye that in reforming the House of Commons we have ••:• inevitable treat changes in the constitution of the House of • • d• A. ,•• all. *ream affording the only owe* of enabling our real • net to tied with the manta in their path with courage and et we hire t demand that the means of education should t. • i,eibt within the reach of every child born upon our eoll. et: Ire hen: a teak to perform before we can hope to initiate •••. • clang!. I bare vi ntured to indicate. The green I must I • elearel before the red can be sown We have seen of We the r. • I poetical ux!re4aty lowered . „ _and tenadenes in liable: men e r. by the manceovree of officials, who. repudiating elle .- ei either to enact** orto a Lee of policy. borrow, when in ••• t the 1111..111 VO to defeating which they Dave turned oil :•tenente. and ernically describe their apostasy an • tourer on. l it u tt;e op nti on if the , _ ci will r be n to de A d e u tliette i r ' ai l t • pher our great leader. Hr. Gladstone, at the hseclof affeen. I hate the honour to be, Your faithful servant. le!on• Ott. a, los, I'. A. TAYLOR, 11FILIES ELECTION.—OrT-VOTERS desir f "7 0 r ie t. .r . ... ap and the Hod kdedien. may obtain information by applying te the ten • THOMAS KICOLLe ROBERTS, Secretary. Mend Regietastien Ameclation, 3, Queeneguare, Westminster. S.W. FRANCE. PAWS, Nov. 6, L'urgrEl• The Prance, the Etendard, and other evening IDewrpopen regard the speech of the King of Prastia at the opening of the Diet as of a peaceful character. THE CROWN PRINCESS OF PRUSSIA. —Sr. Laomsans-ors-Sam THUIEDAT. —The so:ourn of the Orowa Princess of Prussia at this favourite watering place termi nated this morning, after • residence of l 5 days at the Royal Victoria Hotel, during which period her royal high newhas dailyavailedherealf ot opportunities of visiting the meet attractive localities in the neighbourhoodiond=od ing the sea breeze upon the beach and marine ye. On Tuesday the Crown Princes' paid a suit the Bail Delaware, at Inowle-park, near Sevenoaks. Her royal highasse,who was attended by Captain the Ron. Martian: Sackville West, eon of Earl Delawarr, travelled from St. Leonard, to Sevensuks in • royal saloon carriage attached to-the mid-day train of the South EmZern Railway, and returned by the afternoon express, reaching St. Leonardo at 6 p.m. Yesterday a heavy gate from the south-west prevailed, sad the sea roust in upon the beach in Mont of the Royal Victoria Hotel magnificently. The Crown Princess during the day was greatly interested in witnessing from the windows of the hotel the szperi mental launching of the Hastings and St. Leonard. hks boat, manned by the crew in their cork jacketa. The launch took place from the beach immediately in front of the Prince'w'sdrawing-farm windows. This morning the Crown Princess. accompanied by the infant Prince and 1 sinews, and attended by the Countess Holienth rl, Lady Caroline Barrington. Captain the Hon. Mortimer Swkvilis West, and Mr. de Nouvzsann, chamberlain to her royal highness, left the Royal Victoria Hotel at half-past 8 o'clock, in carriages provided from the Royal Mews, and proceeded to the terminus of the Bonth Es tern Railway at St. Leosaids-on-Ses. A guard of honour , furaisihed by the sth Cinque Ports Artiliety Vuhititeer Corp.. miler the command of Lieutenant Murray, was drawn up in hunt of the hotel, and as her royal highness cupped into her carriage tie band played a few bars of the English and Pruaewn national hymue. The Crown Pciiicess, before leaving, conveyed to Mr. Starkey, proprietor of the hotel, her peat satisfaction at the attentiod shown to bee rem-salience during her resideuee at 5:. Lcouards. The royal party left St. Leonard" at S. If men. rind ern-welting under charge of Mr. J. P. Knight. sopiintendeut of the Fouth Eastern Railway, arrived at 10.41 a.m. at CharMg-cros, where the Primes" was met by his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. who conducted his illus. tru us sister to Marlborough Howse. Mr. Eborall, ge neral manager of the railway, was in attendance at Charing-crow. Later in the afternoon the Crown Prince's and her family left town for Windsor Castle, on a visit to her Majesty the Queen. The Crown Prince of Prussia is on his way from Berlin to-day, and will arrive at AVind we to-morrow. I lAMBRIDGESHIRE ELECT I 0 N.—OUT -138 desiring to fitICHARD TOlate, Fag.. it« Ilight Rom MEN ItY BRAND, connexion with tha 'marine* Election. may &gala information by applying to tie TlluitAS NI OLI. ItOBZMTS, d:crs:ary. • Itegligraboo Afteociation, S. Queomegnare, Wastaanstam VAST ESSEX ELECTION.-OUT-VOTERS s A •..ftring to nipport Ir THOMAS BIRCH WESTERN. ..101 SII THOMAS SEVILLE RBDT,Bort,to crasu-zkol • ••• ..ii•rnachirar Election. r 7 obtain information by apply. uccleraigned. THOILUI MOLLS ROBERTS. flocrttary. I • n.:llegierratfon APOOCIati .4I . 3 . Hiatan-Mitince. Wtomaluator, $. W. I: .t.•T KENT ELECTION.— OlTr-VOfERS J •te„ring toauppprt HENRY JAIIIEi IWI N. Til. and • .14 N CHOYT, B. in onsimmon with the kltct-to. may obtain information to the THOMAN NICOLLE ROBEISTS. docretery. La • keirirtratis..n AM omation, 5. Qoacn-squaro, Wertsainattr. N.W. .IAST SOMERSET ELIION. -our- VOTERS Bearing to imppoet Caked PINNY and Captain 1' A' Lk, toLui.xiint writ. the . 1 . , L14011. MAY ut , - information Ly bvp:yang to the 'I HUH baCULLti ItObt.ltTS, Secretary. Literal Betitatmtion Aseoilation,s. Qom-nnuare, Wixtuur finer, in.W. WANT SURREY ELECTION.-OUT-VOTERS .■-• denim" to 'apron the Hon. P. J. LOCKE•HINGI. awl I HARLEM 10.*Yrsh, Let.. in aunnexion witb the apbrosilmia lticttioc, may obtain Inturtuction by applying to Ow un THUMAS ICtlLIli ROBERTS. Secretary. Brgiatratiou Aasoceation, 5, Queen-square, Westminster. S.W. 'EAST SUSSEX ELECTION.—OUT-VOTESS to.uppr.re Join; GEORGE DODSON, Erb. and 1 onl EI.WARD ES DISH. fn reamesion with the bob, asy übtaus adorsostios by applying to the THOMAS It.'ULLY ROBERTS. iboonA6B7. lemral Rmistrstion ArsoeistuA,A Quese.aqtasze, Mut:master, FLW. - - • Tux MARQUIS OF WFSTIIINSTER AS A it %ND LORD.-11r. H. G. Start, one of the member* for Dorset shire, presided over the annual dinner of the Shafte,bney Agricultural Society on Wedneeday evening, and the corn pmy, which was numerous, included Lord H. Minn*, M.P., 11r. T. F. Grove, H.P., Sir Richard Glyn i4CC. In tesponding to the toast of "Mg County Memb er*," Mr. Start alluded to the cottage question, and said the =a who lived on his poverty and Tent his money in im proving the dwellings of the poor assided not a little in promoting that which we heard • great deal of nowa days—the education of the lower classes. If every landowner would act as Lord Westminster had iu that neighbourhood, they would hear very little of what be should always roast as long as he had a seat in the Howie of Commons—a compulsory rate for the education of the people. (Cheers.) He had always main tained and always should, that it was the duty of country gantlet:on. as far as it was in their power, to build cot tages for the poor on their estates. although he knew very well that it dui not pay. It mast be done by degrees, for he knew that a man could not get • good percentage for his money by cottage building ; but still he got some fling that was more valuable than rent, in the inward knowledge of having done something to promote the com furt and happiness of the poor. \DRTH DEVONSHIRE ELECTION.-OIIT VOTERN &Wring le support T. L. ACLAND, Fee., m eon ,•za a I ith do- ap , rre= Lleetim, may obtainialunaatiesi by the an TIioNAS LICA:ILLS ROBIZTS, Sermetary. Lbrral Pasiatestim, Amomatma, 3, (Miemaawfwe. - Wumaamter. KW. NORTH LANCASHIRE ELECTION.-OIIT VOll2lB desdring to support the Maigstis of HARTING ', 'PS in eonnezion grab the approonbinst klection, may MAMA ...remotion by applying to the 1:3 • =1108EBT8. BeateLry. Ltorol ResiotratMn Araomation, a. Quimenesoisare, W tot wander. &W. NORTH WARWICKSHIRE ELECTION.— OVT-VOTE . RB Aft.mos to amour' U. MUNTA, I. U rly ß ia, F ,M FlA) ay Tti(551•51 NlO l / 5 .t.0 R lila: re, tlocrutory. lubt ral RAJ trstion Autociotion, 5, QueeD-s,luarv, Vicotoutortrz, ti W. SOLI H-E AST I JO. CASII I ILE LLLCTION. ovr-voi alta elmirtng to =prowl. H. YATES THOMPSON, H.q., sad tne }Latta lion. }/tEbt.KICJC PHU. b aniuttialou with tan sppional nit dim. %nay obtiun iningiaatlon by applyint IL. unuenti 1.41 THOMAS NIOULLS ROBERTS, Socgotary, Liberal Leglitastion 444,eesro4u..re, Wrstminatar. &W. TUE Firm 01 NOVEMBER AT OXFORD. 0111 , 0111 s, THURSDAY, 8.90 PAL —The appeal to the good sense of the memben of the univer,ity eiti•eas of Osfoid made by the morning papers lipwaas to have had a good moral effect, es (in the abwmo of tie e alego gates being closed for agrees after ball this evening) the uuiversity men have kept very quiet. Isiah) tlw loan has . been freer from pedestrian' thru we c.in remember on a fifth of November of late. The university and eity authorities have both sworn in a large number of special constables, who patrol the streets in small hatches; the water has been turned on in the High-.treat, and gravel in large quantities has bees worked in to the road with a heavy ryas; and a great temptation to a breach of the peen been thereby pined out of sight. The authorities of the city and umver4ity seem united in tie tie ire WS put a stop to anything like • breech of the pone. and it whoped that after this evening a further mentiom of " Gown and Town" at Oxford will not be nece"sary this seams. Of course there have been Individual rerun= and we have howl of ass student who was down insensible, and required the professional assi.nnee of lir. G. C. Hutiffsings, surgeon. From late inqUirse• 'bewever, we learn then to so dower. • ' 401.1111 LEICESTI.IIBII= 1 , 4E1, " 4 7k_YWIti in support TnOILAS TELIIIUS I *CI Fan., n wawa I.n with the nnnronninng E1e06.00, 111.4 %Vaal ii,Lnnntton .144Y1L11 to the un.ite.,Cu nd• TTHOMAS sIOOLLA ItOBERTI3, Ike:rtarl• L rJ R motion Aniunintaan, 6, Quaanaquare, N'rxtotinuWr, &W. 4 4 01:7 U WARWICKSHIRE ELECTION. - I rIC T.VOTEES drdrrtng to support Lord HYDE and Mr tin N. I- HAMILTHN, hart., in connexion vita the Hboorticir Erction. may °Moen ibtorniation by applyina to the 1 DUMAS NitSiLLO WHEW* deczetary. Lettriu Esits - nt.oo Arrocsatiuti, gusenuraiuire. Wortniinster, Ki.NT ELECTION.—OUT-VOTERS 4.41/41.8r to :opp-ort Hi: JOHN LUBBOCK. the and NUJ Llll ANNEIWININ, to eoauerses with the SP . bw Lost L10..t.0u, ploy obtoio Worm:A.ou by MYlyling to the wtcrytr,• - • 1 Titomm Numtis egermiti. LW W itliwto•Loo Aomucastiao. 1 . Querpequase. %Vast outuitor, B. W. W EST till:ltitEY ELECTION.-OIIT.VOTERS 4. torts., t....,w0rt ritEDERIO PENNINGTO&ftLia .., Abet .. At •.. y/proftiiim Meehan, may obtain I y yky.y4ly nut tx. ti...".knormi r _ 1 11103 W NICOLLS ROBERTS. Seenstory. Li. rol 1 1 , 10 ft to.•. ,n Ar.rooOkUoa. 6. Quots.equarw, Woktramsader. S.W. RUPTUE4.- - By Rsv__ Letters Patent. ...,.. %lllTre worm Ant is•T TIM tpullastal sad 1801 awl lent le Aetna by a Zha itsielia !'t he odatal moo to be the magi 011ialiV• la = r at .`" ~,,t amibt of Benda. The use et s us ohm "itltJ tb ite Who* le hese ovektellotlrehlet VIM P Old UM W Y . tittle the 1igq• 1 116•44 4 94 7 t a t ig 114 *C4onol• ran sod Pans, larall: * gm tpd 4 . 41 .1411111 that it MIMIC. be isor be WWII •110 , .. 4 ...." " 1 .9. A dassiiplive elealar for oat lie Iran -- ''', " 6 * paolci: elemstwoose el Ito two {arias t y. L . , OM lo lbe K. fit/ ihk 11 _7. 4 / 42 Ilia.,_llla. 411., la POSY" IL 4 ' I IIIBILICAL MI Mb MEM To CONNUMPTIVEB.—A d. stafuI father ill &Wow. n f swotting by errs. bee OE to all who wish 11 • 0 54, Quo, prasepsytloo by wishes hie was restoroMl to le , T.tlo olth from • *Mimed eeneanyths. arks hating boa given 2 i 4 het thyelebute &ad dm:oared ee kg bee how. a ..1.1-•••wli _ Inn... Who has live, dasouittasid piesedima Ikea to an, hero et •-zno.n,t .dr m oo , t o r0...p0y po t tage. Addlreme 0. P. BROWN. --. "a ) . I. Mal.P.4lree4, Cottaboodeo. beraute Nur Quw's Comua..—the following amok : ban been rekonitted foe leer Ms 'a ommal : - , Janes Inwenifl Dean of th e nf - Msww• *Om! I the Ind U. Barnet so la"gligals ; Mr. GoorpB44ll"Tosnreol:barstoth•PE4P•suilli 1 2=; end 114. Rea kmar. romme se the at Adman" end nellenor-uweima Ilwanillesi. . lova, Oceoctimar oz WATER BlrenT4—A onmeneles wee lield_ap the !own al lon*, , Doke al L~oa, /LS., tek Ow 4 4 1 2 =&.1h • ; Colonel Harness, R. 8., Cl.g. ; • ai r si s.....i t ... ; Kr. T. S. linwinoo. CA i Up. Janie - tag ; and th e ensteneey. W. 11. Pols, ar. .."." ChnigrAk PUMP. er OR SZELLUIO &Wel. -- - - Tpuneoner, ' , i 4= 1 :14;17-ramideii6rWiTai• pieosid. Ka; Wig 'Wm. UM' Dvinnal andAl ei. eibak . atis the bewail moo' biro ou bbk . = Ga la. So lik valid;ma i nco =2 •es • lAA yit4 . ♦ ‘41......1/01. SIR WALTER. RALKUH'S LIFE and Edited by iDWA/40 EDWAILDIL "A We of Retook suet es we have ben is • ppweeep of wort of which wr • woo iv ow mroll L foram W.rMI. T HE sireemerintrarattair, M.P., tis Various Questions of Public Poboy. 'Mod l-riphoon r Rewritil 9 We usy,s Ow, its., MR. BRIGHT'S SPEECHES on Various ansiltiass elt Piddle Paltry. Edited by Pronlawar Rooms. •• Mr. Br AV. overtime will shown dement° be studied as an &rpm nta a.luD to popular and parliamentary oratory."—Dally This day,f Telt, vs% UM. MR. BRIOH Ts SPEECHES ea Tolima Qacetious ad Public Policy. Mind b Pro fs" oar Rosa so. --- _ _ Elk could be mare primate& then the mabetrateaa bard facie oe whkh W W mineltee twit, they ciente& painates that, for simple pathos, tor eloquence at ere impamicacel z = chaste, will compare with the boa in the literates, of oratory." —Dally Telenet& nue day. v01.. 1a . . R. BRIGH rs SPEECHES ou Vatiou Questiess of Public Potloy. &Med by Pro. f. *tor Root as. . . Withoet taceptiont they are eiedila of deer and PIIMIWIIV• ttat. mat at. HUI happy quetattaaa. h.' oecatienal used qualat aryl: sae I bream sat above all. the ereeetel !repeat et lea mazy Illaglialfe. were that Yr. Hetet hes mattesed the retoeree of his loather tceave. view. Thu ooy,y yaw. Iwo. *W. MR. BRIGHT'Ii BPBEOHES va Various goottiono of Public Polky. Edited by Professor Roan/. 7bey Ire oudaently hmtesimikr. rathiontly Inakootivo, tad esiu.utly weld sr models of algid:4 oratory."—Pall (.a-ette THE CROWN PRINCE OF PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Nov. 6, Evian o. The Crown Prince of Prussia left this evening for England. He will be joined at Cologne by his daughter, the Princess Charlotte, who will accompany him on his journey. RUSSIA. PETERSBUIVI, Nov. S. 'Tim newspaper .1 eskatee, organ of the Pan slavist party, has been suspended for six months, after having received a third warning, for circu lating reports calculated to create enmity among the population, and embitter the latter against the government. The rumour recently current upon the London Stock Exchange that a new Russian loan was about to be issued is entirely unfounded. THE NETHERLANDS. ROTTERDAM, Nov. 6, Evirmvo. The Financial Communal Committee announce that, in consequenoo of the numerous complaints respecting the tax recently imposed for keeping the city drains in order, they have withdrawn for the present their financial resolutions on that subject, but will bring them forward on a future day in a modified form. Theta: referred to was the cause of the late rioting. THE HAGUE, 40v. 6. In to-day's sitting of the Second Chamber the budget for the Dutuh Indies was discussed. In reply to several speakers the Minister of the Colonies stated that his policy was one of quiet development, and, at the seine time, of watchful ness over the finances, as well as of careful con sideration for existing interests and arrangement& He is in favour neither of violent for change, nor of a retrograde course, an wou ld not approve of either contracting or extending the discretionary rights of the natives over the soil and their own labour. The debate will be con tinued to-morrow. THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, Nov. 8. The return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day shows the following changes, compared with that of last week :—lncrease : Notes, 17,125,000 f. ; bills discounted, 14,600,000 f. ; advances, 700,0001. Decrease: Cash in hand, 14.600,000 f. ; Treasury balance, 10,200,000 f.; Private accounts, 8,800,0001. INDIA. BOMBAY, Ocr. 17. There is no further intelligence of importance from the frontier. The Pathan tribes have sent in hostages, and it is believed that no further re sistance will be offend, and that the forces will promptly return. The Viceroy and General Mansfield aro ex pected to visit Pethawur shortly, for the pur pore of meeting Shere Ali Khan. A proposition to introduce the money-order system between England and India has bean sub mitted to Sir Stafford Northoote. Cholera has slightly appeared at Bombay, but very efficient measures have been adopted by the municipality, audit is believed that it is not likely to al read amongst the e Times of Jodie p i t= earnest appeal to the electors of Great Britain and Ireland to in ,fiuence their representatives to take an active in terest in Indian matters, and do justice to the !natives of the country. Copies of the appeal have item forwarded to every newspaper and p ublic institution throughout England. CALCUTTA, Ocr. IL Captain Madill has returned to lbetdalay. , Rain has fallen in the greater paFt of the central provisoes, and the crops have improved, thot , they . are st il l suffering. It is stated that Pitspunes Stephen will probably mooted Mr. Maine as the law member of the Vicaroy's counciL • AMERICA. NALIPAE, Nov. 6. The Inman Royal Mail steamer Etna arrived here at 4 a.m. to-day. All wall. NEW TOEI, Nov. 6, Noon. Gold, 1321. 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1061; ditto, 1886, 106; ditto, 1866, 107 e; 10-40 Bonds, 108. Bonds show a downward ten dency, owing to the tightness of the money market, and a remotion from the recent large spe culative purchases which were hosed upon the ex pectation of a ries after the eiestione II AGRICULTURAL HALL. -IMMENSE AITRAG•IION.—TO-NIGHT. st S.—GRAND 00207RRT. I all Orelwents. Four Military Banda The popular GRAND I.L . Ch 1 eg seleetoss, with Sows b Meters. Young. Barrett. Ms , eel R. Reynolds, Pe.. and the newts& dame mars V Maw e. Flettllt• Lauda Mir Marie Beetelue, and the lrt b i m a ta Meledie r Cheer el Us vo,Tes. Ceidurtor. Mr. F. Klisersimry. Coo. dew er el the Masan Made. Mr. Fred. Godfrey. Adawies, is Geller& s. ed. Reserved seats, la ed. AGRICULTURAL HALL—TRIUMPHANT RECEPTION of Me RILITIVE ARMY QUADRILLE, %bleb will be n prated EVERY EVENINO at 9. Combination of Oreltietral sad Military BIWA. Dreamers. P%fw Pipers. Morro, Carmen, and brilliant illuminations, le., producibis the tuftrrandi & st military imeotaelo and national demonstration emir wit. AORICULTURAL HALL GRAND CONCERTS. LAST V. sea. —ln eoneeepanace of important Alterstiont in the Arrangemente of the Wilding for the Smithfield Clan Cettla Mow, these CONCERTS must CLOSE on TUESDAY, 10th Novernter. AGIUCU LTI, HAL HALL. —MONDAY, the 9th. GREAT ORATORIO. PUYAL ALkiAllßitA PALACH.—Open AM& MAIO al 7.110. Throe Ballet. Bawl ei 110. Chow% sad varlet i• P. 1.. P.' MP.. wpm *mt. 11 IA 4. lx SE bl;Cl•liSti of ItillL.LE. rirreau, -a- the celebrated Damara tram the Grand Opera Parfa, la s ate bread Ballet. A Efilt•le OR LAW'; OR, Tat FRSTIV•L OF RACtil UR at lo and at 11.13. McGee. Pauli. who le nightly rarely, d a v h the Elea taanataoue sad eattneketio &Mame, has bees pecan v se Pfelnillri Dammam for ties Alhambra - fir a limited amber of pelf orataaose rely. MR. MARK LEMON SS FALSTAFF at St. George'aball, Langan-place, THIS SVEN 'l7rtder, a, au Saturday Altera:am at 3 SELECTIONS frcia 1114.1.: RV IV , Parts I and I—Places ay ba awed la *Gs as at St. bearer's-bait lashaesplaae. Etn 3 alas, Ta ; it, lla. 3a.: morywo 4. Ix; ar , a. la . 11U14.1\ 1.1% rEkLet)I3AULNCE 11:1-MoRROW (Paturday 1 . at Three. EARNEST APPEAL, BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLML SLOUGH. gad •-73, Cheapinde, Loudon, EX. For Destitute Orphans of all denominations. 111 now la the Insettettion • sample room for about al ninth StrIthCRIPI lONS and DONATIONS during the current year bare so serialist, fallen off, toot the Directors are compelled to ',slues the nnatbar of adammioas at the see ffleramo. Only the Orphans of those 000 e to prosperity being eligible, the of nastily of appealed tie laiddk HOS. sad upper elams is the more earnestly to. T VISION. Llaairman. CIIARLDI LER. AUBREY C. PRICE. It& ALPhED MACKENZIE. Secretary. Oflere-73, Chespeide, Loudon. Beaken—llesers. Ithann. and Co.. Birehln4sae. Len. and don; COSllty AMR Nears. Hther_wd Vi in nt g% and Co., Manchester: and the L o ndon Wind BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, Slough (for nierly at tiac. Inatitated 1027.—The nowt lI.EII - cd ORPHANS of Move who were oace in Doh'" win lasazglace on TUESDAY, the 12tA Jemmy. Ma a. Candidat be nominated forthwith. The hot mil be closed oa Holiday, the oth hom vibe, NM ALFRED 11EACILENZLE. Secretary. Oates, 73, Chmaalcle. E.C. QUEBEY.—To LET, one of the best HOUSES ts..7fs Use musty at tbe rental. Open unmade's; Ise Mews; U room, t w.e.'a, end oelem—tiret rate orelas. Zest, M trainees Gen.—Apply to MICE. on the premis'. TlieAvenue, Walling. to, ; or Ur. MARTIN. 4. Queen eitreet-pleos KC. Iya.AMEHE-TEItILACE, Upper Westbourne tense.. W.—llistoinss FAMILY - MANSION to LET. No. T 7 in this tense*. replete with enTy senvsuisetee. Best. VS.— Apply to view se the pnmuses; or Mr. ILASTIN, #, QueenoLeoet p.seo. EC. LEADS to be SOLD. Immediate eittry.— Apply at No. 34, Wellingbooostreet, MONEY.-1.2 u to SSW ADVANORD borne &leery en tarn/tom ranceral. pabliday, ar law soma Nay be repaid by easy bubsdasonta No oisiero at all it do. shoed. Terms, tochatuve. 1 est. (for 1.100 an s. 4 ... )p s zevor I as the LITATN OFFICES. S. 1tt.04 .a Adesaces on leases, 10. policies, to KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, INS. This eedebaSed old IBMS WHISKY mined Um DUBLIN PRUE MEI/AL.—lt I. pore, and. mellow. ardrotorm, soh MY wholesome. Sold In I , Mles, W. M. mak at the wash homes la London ; by the sweats la the primeval towns la t! wholesale, at 16 Great Wladhallatreet, London, W.-01mm red seal. fat babeL, sad mek Ismaidal Etaahan's LL Whithr." LIMO COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT H A 8 BEEN AWARDED TILE GOLD MEDAL AT THE MARITIME EXHIBITION, HAVRE, OCTOBER, Int SAUCE. —LEA and PERRINS.—SAUCE.— The WORCISTERSHIRE," ',meanest' by Connotsesurs, .• The only good Ware." Its use improves appetite and digestion. tarivolltd for piquancy and flavour. Beware of imitations, to avoid which, M the uaracra Loa and Yana, on all bonnie and label& Lob for " Lea and Perrin"' " Banos. Anemia—Qom and Blackwell. in lundon. and sold by all Doable Houma throughout the world. 1011Ali0FORTEEI (Collard, Broadwood, Swami ezaellent PILNOB. the-lading two d the 1-dettee c=iton wiebeed wants' in decant walnut and semereo• by and Oallaad. and a patent grand cottage in embed) by Wood wood. all nearly new and tuft . perf ect. at tinasandy low prima • varlet; of the eadeeiee new t 7-oetave oottesee ef doe and full tone, at the bed Erne with all the latent losesva. =rate, at 10 gaining. Of in Tuff elegant ewes at I=& the meet advantageous inetemeente Unload, at MTh sad Co.. 1 0 , Moargatsaireet. Bank. SECOND-HAND FIRE andBURGLAIL-PROOT SAM—Before parakonft sand he List of balm by Milner. nano' Pony Pelee. Vilutteld, and gooey t maker. at EM of new. A 'moronic., swan vita anal A Isles, troa St its. Apply to 61117kTITUI.V=IirefA, H •• ARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of won known einellenee eon only be had at "Latest Inmelkareet. opposite the &Web Muses= Unfelt The vel7 beet Awl I rams Cry - atal Spectacle., 115 a. and lea—Tl4o3l4B If MUM and WIN cauTION fLe rablie spinet pereeita UM( their name. raCs. Mashed 17IKt No travellers et asent. DRESSMAKING. —Mies LAKE, having expe ll smastant.. personally attends ladies and SIMMS orders from MI parts of Loudon Lod suburbs punctually. OM Om Marmot notice. Superior fitting, style. and bniali guimantoed.— T. rm. rood. rote. Orders by post promptly atrandod to. —sat, pas. beldisdiestlemod, Hoolmery. IIIPORTANT BALE OF CABINET AND -A UPHOLSTERY TURNITURE.—Yerni. HARDTWO MAP LOE., mad BIRD, 45 to TO. Yometreet, tit y, beteg cozelledi b y the Mtt Itailway to give up their ern, on sit 4 Ott r the lrt Novtialier, the wheki of their 11121MOLINI Broca at LOOT PRICK COAL.—GEOROB J. 0001CRRELL sad 00. Best web ads Os& fla-111. Owmaka. JOHN GOSHELL sad Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH JOHN PASTE as greatly easerior to ou t li e Teo . t i t i rowier. eves the Teeth 'wartlike letitee. trees item. sad hispeete Omelet beauties r e la eta breeth. Pelee L. ed. JOHN 008 NELL sad Co.'s PATENT TM ma (Aram fir sowirtsP aae Eun-savaa . ti.wsrr ositirsoOlos at whir& OM ollosadoole of elearadag ant pointillist . tim en. Tiontp. West. UM of Thrso Knopormot. SUSAN FIELD I N G. BUBSONONINS TO TEMPLErmed BAN Are rampeetenily info That the DT.CENNICR aminiesee the New Volume, aUI eantaia ah• oesaiseneenalst at a New Serial Rearz: 1714 SCSAN PIELDIN G. aro. Aram " Arils& Levet" lin NEW 1 , 112 07 A L L THE YEA IEB R ROUND, thoodoott bb a °WAILES DICK 10111, Tu oonns. nut U. NA of Ikotonbor. will contain As 6111.1INAL WOVE!, by EDMUND YETYA, ontitlod WitECKED IN 101 IT ; A Red.. of lowarriptho Doom ent4oo4 NLW LIAMMIII/LIttIAL 11AMYI.t71.Iry eIf.A.NIAS DICK k:NIA mud Jowly utlwr Tam sod Ems TM•141: K , Wollisolonolevet, Woad; and 6,, G 16;.4 I•borathily,W.C. rirl it AN N AL r ÜbLIOA [NM. THE STATESMAN'S YEAR-BOOK for 1888. ca.own ho, Ws Id. •• As isdidossestas st Itradelisw."—The Ilsass ears ANYVAL P-lIPM"T3°.tiL THE ffrifaiiirliqf for 1869. Crown ihm 10e. id. The groat merit of the • Toar•Hoolt. le that He sording Is so clearly and Systematically arranged, the statistics of oaf oat data hr na ti on near be easily referral Ince these of two or owe nay e compered with each Wier wit6oat ddlea/ty. It 'any sterile the support it claims from all who hays an settee latatesi in ;altars or ecninteree."— The Timm. Crown atm, list Oh, STATESMAN'S BOOK for 1869. r• E • book more thoroughly arid than Oda wit do net know. 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