The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-13 00:00:00

- "Er. i i •- 4 75 . I . _ U. ;`,4 V $ / IN o. 6,948.1 LONDON, FRIDAY EVKNINO, NOVEMBER 13, 1868. QUEEN'S T H AT fA . Lang-am. W WIS T. Its= ="l2 . la!'s Haim rteg Km. of eloter. Tle tle Nulla—Teruldsb Ed • i lle s z-DsroSi a ssage-40" ... mrae la t i fte vi i h air P ars. a. et t r i s l intar e au t t s a lga.Vit Ilbstsea,ll6. QUEEN'S THEATRE, TO-NIGHT, at 'lO, Pion el are rake.. liks H. Ilodaoak Chavklekt sole by r. thilbsiebby. by Xr. Illay..lerb. D. fir. Jobarms. [OR PROM ABROAD. TEE WENT MIA AND PACIFIC MAIM ONE PENNY. FIGHT FOR THE i _ M I:ELAE, Port Phillip Melbourne), Sydney, : %.,..•ffloveo Wood. Sao hoodoo*, Woo loSiosoT in - s % I ti:Wq. THONSDN. &ad Os. will eloopMeh tie f • • .. ca.. •Uppa tililld : iv.n. i Moo LOoptaina Mosta. Ti Sail . .... • 'halm A:lbw T. Thomson L.D. .Pfoo. I. ...wai• ... lobe 4411001.. .. i -- L.D. 21)1.*Uow. • i tath . p 'Waite Ross -J. Shaw L.D. SUMP Up. i . hallo tiVinmrs . ..O. M *ohs LIL .Dee. la. ~ ) • II • I I L.D. `Tof 5. oilow. Crazei•ni ..- Lanais:lobar.. LH. W. DO*. 1.13. filling op. ' • ' sn'orbt ar Pssesl , gleb to AND=SON. THOMSON , oaf , No. I. lainiter-00irt. S&L BIERKS ELECTION.-OIIT-VOTERI3 gar , - Außt a i to n anker.‘ l e id Alar.. t es a aisa the Hr. bleabss, ay eitila IskriasticaaMli . 1110111A8 Ossmilery. ilbs"abgliklerjkile OP THE ',Cemonsa'• umaeaut.) PLYMOUTH, liov. 12. The Royal Mail Coutpauy's Mesa Atzato animal here this aflame, whit the above 4 4 t= miser% MI melts et muile, tremors mime 1.2 M pail: saga H es &tee am—Velpamiso, Oetebtr i n me• 1411 i; Claire% Illed; Jemmies, Mth ; eat St The Melte egotism** aseth.wiet gales with heavy ems at the emmessimast et bee voyage, bat afterwards atalwate Imam sad is., westing% Emil had lima Ana in CMS by the omemlfion epli Cw flupiti to ineslagate Medallion *gam( lbe j udge. j udge. of the tl rome Court. The late heavy reins edited destruatkon °awe. Is. cd Ste the oast y. The sia-=tag TARailee eat Smithsra mikes& bad 'very damage. The = ess espeeielly the grebe eat pehilses, had_ in sassy berm cone. *MY washed Oemlisadmie misery wee antis& Wed is Hie eiplheni provisoes. All mewls that arrived at Valperehe Heim Europe meountsred severe Manna end pissed large Aside et Me, but resolved awa parstiv_alghttle The gewimarsat Wall Mind& Mose- Sodium into the bas earthqualme amil earthquake waver la Mosaier, sad a wisslite wimmiisa was about being mat Mere. Seam Plereeheil arrival MOMS hum Ecuador to sego. tide with the Mimi geemiummt teethe emalosies =of pesos wills Brim end Peru were to the erlietratioa hy Mr. Seward, while Chili odd femur of an tame, es popes& by Praise Itagbat At Talethuaaeon the might of the 14th of September, the tide ran with great huee; the us was hot, and Ash were test mime melba - _ _ _ _ _ CAMBRIDGESHIRE BLED T I 011.-ODT ma tirsi T rettr. / Thairrair" ) 'Zara: ==o""Aitas°Vo=iialr . " . 7Ctir• "bri"s"=l.=l 4 47: 4 4"""•""t" _ WORLD. omit Mei CENTRAL VMS, BY ATLANTIC CIANUL) NEW YORK, Nov. 12. The fight between O'Beldwin and Wormsld for the championship of the world has takes plans at Weehawken; the former was the victor in one round, in which Wormaid had hie jaw broken. s FFAM to MELBOURNE.—Mess. MONEY • V. MEAN and POWS tel Mockwall.pird. Loninsi MIS d TAII mad TACK ler Pllllll to Australth To bum aro am 414.6 Lochs on ertar... , ay. the Nth November, at .0w ....O th ....Ousted oiliary akeletithy SO vt tour • :.0 ..s.owe pow, trama, I.IOD indfatiesok yam iewb., oucks ; J. S. ATWOOD, Coninumiter. erl.rdid rateaar.bir hos Malt by her 0111111.11. MUM limey N kr. m rd Poo. exprsealy for the Austrian= perm= aid bra Jalt performed the parade tram Plymouth oto d a p.. Der aventroundationr for passempos are unnurpromed • . a • will carry an experieseed wrgonPor freight or psowsp• •. to ALLTOKT and MORGAN. with Mears. MONEY a. lIA AN raid Milt. 7. Leseletthalluttrat. London. 11 OYAL WENT INDIA MAIL ROUTS for NORTH sad BOOTH PACIFIC. Oustool Am is New ,`and and Australis. Japan. and China (AA Panama): also for Ontub W eat Hub., &IL, Cabo, and Merlon—The ROYA L a tIL taTEADI PACIKET WYMAN)... TLANTIC , STILLYIESS ran through from Sou th ampton to Ooke ameslll. • • b siwommunent poweseders. soodo. Me, tor the Isilmw. ~• see conveyed without "random ai arampre r gaZ k and trolloll7ll We balked— . th e aonin_,„ • 0,0 .....,_„ 1 " 1 ) By siemnor from Boothounpton "" W-a • " m " . " .. " an Ind and lith of eneh month. • anta. raid West B ra dlee tees ZealandandAnstrallal o e tea et mah trad Mexico Tot Japan rod China ) On 17th of cash month. , • tarry Town (Nimmons) Return tiekets and abatements in fovea, od V• further particulars toLLOYD. Beastory. E•wal Steam Psekei Oompany•Loodon. M. Moorosteortmet. EAST DIERBYt3HIRIC KLICTION. - OUT ..-a TOTEM uN ma s s. d l astri llirrON smith, Bus. lirirtitt l arta a with sPereseki tog Ikalika. try 'blabs taillematisa her le the wader. d 7110111•13 NIOU MIMS* liewetary. rb i eial Registration Assaelaties, a, gessammere. Westminster. S. W. MOM= ZIOTIVIS ASIDIPOT.) SPAIN. MADRID, Nov. 12, Emma. The issue of treasury bonds has been attended with a most favourable result. The official return shows the first day's subscription to amount to 46026,000 rods. The committee for providing substitutes in the army have subscribed for 2,464,600 crowns. The impartial says that at a meeting of financiers held yesterday Senor Figue rola gave satisfactory explanations about the loan, and stated that the interest would not be sub jected to a tax of 6 per cent. Perfect order prevails in every part of the Peninsula. A civil marriage has been celebrated at Ileum, and it is announced that two others will shortly take place. The bad weather having ceased all tele glee communications have been restored. manifesto of the electoral committee is receiving the signatures of numerous of the most prominent liberals in the country. The subscrip tion to the loan in Madrid yesterday amounted to 3,009,800 crowns, and in the provinces to 1,492,800 crowns. The Bourse exhibits an upward tendency, the conviction having gained ground that the payment of the half-year's interest on the home and foreign debt is absolutely certain. 14 1 A8T*MX ELECTION.—OUT-VOTERS dodging to inmost Sir THOMAS BURCH vratram. Sart., end Sir THOMAS NEVILLE AHOY. Sart, la 4010.11ZiOn with the spproachise Hisetion, may obtain information by apply big to the andeseNtwd• THOMAS NIOOLLA 11.0/IHRTS, tearstarr. Mond Resistration Association, 6, Hawn-squarik Woressinster, S.W. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALAORO-4Vm uss i a me = n r. of 16 Clossei earl -mum= ll sucaass of PITIIII, aohlusla Dram" tram Os Omni M IN A' 071788 hr T IA M. 41?. 2 t. tire *a ausbm padrammess . EAST KENT ELECTION.-OUT-VOTERS desig ir oramart HKHRY JAIN= TOPTON. Beg, sad PO JOHN FRW. +.I(M CROFT, Amt. ocsaszina 'NM the :moor= Lleatior rii m As obto m i x sat nim ormitlee zon ZAMS: u tbs . Libaral EfeidnitiollMlSOCaitinn. a. Qapen-aqame, MR. MIRK LEMON .t St. Ganes Mai, MoogWIN dam at i r i s=Zy attemoomp. Th r i t= bi ta. oCip, aim lw EAST STAFFORDSHIRE ELECTION.-OIIT VOTEES desiring to support IL J. WLISAN, Reg, and M. A. BASI3, Reg, in connosion with the Ilieuraug. Naga hafraination try applying to the THOMAS ?WOMB RO EAT& llearetary. Liberal Registration Arcriattun 3. Miseenapuare. Weitmbister, &W. VALSTAFF. - MORNING PREFORILANCH -a: TO-MORROW lastaxdon Nov. iftlt. and TURNMAY. a; 3 o'doelr. HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of veil basun tzsenine• tan gab be bad at IL groat Itestabatasek Mtin BMW' idamaak eaten lin via but dad tams eassaralte. tfa and Iea—THOMAS MAN= and = OW the Wont against mom Wag Orb rasa NNW MO. Ito testiest ea aganta . _ 1 IVERPOOL, BRAZIL, and RIVER PLATE I 4 MAIL STEAMERS. New Line of Mail Stamen fecsn jo ß t, .. •,, ?Tool to Mode Janeiro. Montevideo, and ammo, A on th• d of every month. ander omi:set with bar • Port. • -etienend.—The arrow steamer HIPPARCHU I ons, . at t.on it diN CARROLL. will be &rematched from in. I LIDAY, Irth November. with bee ibi k k ity .. ... us._ 7 er. °_, ...Iran+. raw, and mweie, for RIO DE JANEIRO. X ad Fume. Ayes Condition,' as nee aireulani—FnArrrain mak.ht er pm.rmw aIKI plasm of cabins apply to WOOS? and HOW. V. atereareet, Liverool. "P, AST SOMERSET ELECTION. - OUT -K-Al VOTERS desiring to rapport Wood PINNEY and Oagnsin RATTER, in etanezion Intl - the elsetiso. NIN fain information by amil to the THOMAS NIOOLIA BERM Starsbiary. Lberal Registration Association... Quessisanant, Westminster, S.W me Peruvian had declared that Peruvian coesals in ssuntries hays ao right to charge fees for legalising guano °barters, and had ordered two torah to Mead tibe mow so swayed. Colonel Cameo had beat declared mood vies-president of Peru. HOW COLD IT HAI3 BEEN .- NEORBTI'I and WILMA% asiebratedTHEXolllTlES will tor. Noll7=l l .nreet IMmasiarip. Prin.& Id. ; CiondiLll; ISt Iliaptateest; aad na. 144 treat; sad (Instal Aim SPlllaksw EABT SUFFOLK ELECTION.-OIIT-VOTERB desiring to eupport Dolosel ADAIR sad T. SUTTON WESTERN Foa.. in (muse:ion' with the Election, iam obtain nformation by applyingloo to the TROIKAS - N ROBER . Liberal Regletnition Amoetati IAS on Quesnesnare, • Seeretary Woofistailar, , IMPORTANT SALE OF CABINET AND lIPHOLMICKT IFITANITIIIPA—Neowo /UAW'S ILIM LOX, sad BMA 1111 to JO, Perwolreet, 01ga... by the etes. Palway to rho ay their eell. ao boo atter r a rszabw, the wholo of thok •ClAlle arooi si - 11i — e - sizequater of Yr. Masten Bolivian Oomsul-General at Tlasea, has been ormselbel ea account of his ha opened the mail-bag whish posted through his hinds, and extracting therefrom bre haters addressed to himself. Camera centime" to be at a stimiletill in Ecuador, bet wee opened to revive in November. Handsome denatim for the relief of the sufferers by the Iste earthquakes were omits/ to band. The Panama Railroad Company's steamier Parkeaborgh wee wrecked on the night of the 16th September, at Animals. The posseagen, crew, mile s specie, beggage, and part of the maga were med. The Pilling governessat had obtained a can loan by comeng some native c reo tten ; 2 pee r = interest per month is to be mid At Jemmies the weather throughout the fortnight con tinued fine for the crepe. Then bad, however, been con siderable stagnance In trade. The principal excitement in the island was mused by church matters ; - the question of the future of the church of England was being premed before the comtry with emiderable earnestness of put. pm. The maid bad began, and we. likely to be sharp and bitter, if moderate counsels did not prevail. To nnage cont inued in demand ter the 'United States and Europe. The Niobe was despatched on the 24th of Octo ber to Hayti to protect British intermits there, in con sequ.mce of Balms having blockaded the Haitian seaport towns held by the revolutionists. The bombardment of Jamie by Berame had been continued for three days at a distance of four mike out of the range of the insurrec tionary cannon, and the town was entirely destroyed. At et. Domingo the administration of Governor Baez was programing favourably. The drought at Demerara and Barba. continued. CIAPE of GOOD HOPE STEAMSHIP COM- I. PAP:Y.—PASSAGE to MADEIRA. flt Helena, Cape °okay, . gaud. under Mail contract time. in Powerful Weentese ePe tiled for emitters of passengers. Panels taken at ID. a cubic t Next sierrl. APIA. 1,1100, will Irani pancittially m Plth 3, tuber from London. and 3rd December from Falmouth. 1. tags of letters, _add:mood "By private OklllllW, AM. via • mouth." Id. the half mum to St. Helms and atm Colony: k• Madeira. tnight or postage apply at or Adana to 31, New Braid. t. London. E.C. ORTH GERMAN LLOYD LENE.—The • magnificent steamers of the North Merman Llogarshlw.mr r. tat by her Mareetv's Fortniartmileneral to leave • •. Inc NEW YORK direct EVERY TUESDAY. at 7p a. I:UTtC7FLLAND. 3,000 tom. 700 borne-power, Tvesrq, N0v.17. E i 1 FIN„3.0:0 tons, 700 horse-power. Toroday, Nov. M. elms, upper saloon, 013; lower saloon. Ell Them urlude Miniod'e fee, provisions. sad all aseemarka . and Mums. Freight taken at through rates—Apply I!I I will+. GRAVES. PTITILIFTS and Co., St Donstan's- London, 11.0. ; or to KELLEN,. WALLIS. and C e+ utlumptabi VAST SURREY ELECTION.-OUT-VOTERS -a-a dealing to rapport the J. LOORRALING, end CHARLES BLICTON, FAQ , eonnezion with the Election, may obtain information by applying to the THOMAS NIOOLTAI ROBERTS, • Liberslßesdatration hanseistios. I. Qnsenannare, Westminster, it.W. 10111ANOFORTBS (Collard, Broadwood JIL Ilumnil ezedkni PIA.N tee bin. a emi o=rtriehent settees' in weisei eel adOtilted... l 2 seeleesta war* *Pfeil weed. en meaty we quite at imosaelly bey • vertelar et the am sifts= at a r i s Z tall meats Use , et Net the hest ell Ilbe Meek velum • .'e!! tees tey et lIIM the meet ealYnntil lid.l =2. =est. =IC!. tear dr (Butts) VAST SUSSEX ELECTION .- 1.4 se to rapport JOHN 6110 Her DODSON, bd.. sad Lard EDW.. D CAVENDIBH. a ecessesioa with them= Etrefica, may obtain information ay Wag to the THOlarta NIOOLIE S. fiemeary. Metal Hetrietratian Areottatioa, Hatetteratara Weetaanoter, DeliA i 0.-3tise LAKE, having expo sed s 8 sstibaW psnosally strands ladles roof essesiss orders trans all parrs sr Leaden sad solvarlis posslosily, on the shortest notice. Ouprsior Steep, style and gala sersatsol.— Terns =demist Orders by poll prow* bridelAlladersd. Usekser. MID -KENT ELECTION.—ODT-VOTERS de te Bannon in Lord JOHN HERVEY and FRANCIS & HEAD, Ern.. eututexion 'with the liretion, obtain intoratation by arraying to the THOMAS NIOOLIJi RO RoorrberY. may Liberal RellOrtratiOn Alendatiq% L Uneennquarv, Weetraisurter. R.W. ARTICLED CLEW SOCIETY. NORTH DEVONSHIRE ELECTION.-011T VOTERS desiring to ea=l'. , D. ACLAND . Dn., to CO opply to the Baia* with the may obtain information ter toi Tl irs ieS NICOLLS ROBERTS, Seerefory. Liberal Ref teilestion Amosiation, 5, gailawaquala, Weettoixoter, &W. STEAM to BALTI M ORE from Southampton.— moymmt LLVE—The NORTH GERMAN LLOYD wOl dispatch t r i trst-elase Clyde-built Steamships from Seuthanip lon fa BALTIMORE. as follows: RIX I.IN, 1:0) tons 7,.0.h0ree power, Dee. 4. And on the 4th of earl anoweding month. Cabin faro, flea For freight or pomade apply to PHILL/PPS, (,k tYkr: PHILLIPPS and Oa. SI. Dunstan's-howl, London. L. • or to KELLER. WALLIS, and 00. Southampton. INMAN LINE.—THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YoRIL and PHILADELPHIA OCINPANY'S HAIL 611 AM }_are appointed tonsil from Liverpool for NZW YORK HALIFAX. calling at Queenstown. se follows: r:7 V of BotrlON. far NEW YORK. Wednoodo Nov. Ilk •• rfl of CORE., for NEW YORK. rig Sotordr: N. c :TV of ANTWERP. for NEW YORK. Wedneediar. Nov. I 'ITN' of PARIS. for NEW YORK. Wednesday, Deo. t • 1 akin" goods and a =singege to OA John's Newfoundland. to tr transferred at H Ctsbin Posirw, 13, IL and If anthems. an having the same Fief in the Saloon. Reward ronnor triodes toll supply of o ked prouotuos. Forsworn fo r Canada and Me United Stat.:a nuked thruogit on very Wert:TA V.:me—For farther Darden. faAirii pry to WK. DOMAN, Wateretreet, ,liveepeel• or to mi d p l umy, AL King Ullainotreet. Londandwidge. TES NATIONAL BANK of SCOTLAND. coon= N.NicasisiWass. 1110. entCULL " ?TAM and (2.MITS an ISSUED =NB of CliawiL, at &liable throughout !outland. North of England. and alro in all tha_prinorpal armor' Gallia aontinaitof Ituropr, •• .! reurrallr fairy British coke! aad foreign country throtrglr the world. tARDIAN FIRE and LIFE OFFICE. Y . Ert.hlish+4llPE. 11 Lombostlatrect. London, EC. (Y.T$ DIVISIOY.—NEW LIFE ensrak.wcEs. in 2IASY , n to 610 asst diviMon of 'smite, meat be Owned BEnift ta.L.LltaLa Niaa, Is fur pr forms and information to the Company's A • • tt. or C 1... Surretary, 11. Loinban.l44reet, EC . LO?iDON and SUBITILBAN LAND and au:mom COMPANY 01Bas—No. 147 A, Fenolniretatreot, E.O. rcr .1 received as DEPOSIT at POUR PERMIT. MEM% p: Me tibart smise. . Vr11:10 eiNT. ILLOIrki on nom of £lOO and ninnuds 0 wand for not Mr than on. Tear eortain• JONATHAN TAYLOR, Secretory. )TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in pur -1 onthee of ,w lion ID of Min Oonapanten Ant, to MF.CTLN ti f the LONDON OPYICE4 COMPANY . will be h. 1.1 at the GundbaL Taryea, King 4 o c !, at ex ir.:thin2t°,.for do ck tl, t e of the Li:Litton ' l..yin 'Y r • • fore ,1 eb =feting an anmont Lwthg their recounta mini deal • ~ga, and the manner in which the winding op has been marinated • • e.- comb tot to , ot and forth , ' purge..., it deemed expellent, minetoniar the Liquidators' opmaing all the preegthuga id the and County ticucral Agency Areociution *Limited , to en. t. n • t , alleged arnalgawation either spatial the ceanpnny or the rharehotdera, thertgl. I ....ad tie Itth der of Noccrubtx, tete . WILLIAM FARMER. I ELNILY TILItLLKZLI) EDWARD& / VARNEST APPEAL nitrpsif ORPHAN Aln,r3l, sunis. Otbor*-13. theepticle, lA.odes, E. I.e Destitute Orpheus of all denozaioatiose. 17, L. , . .1. the by&tutioe ; &mule mote for about 10 MOT!. Wl'. -el:111'10KB and DONATIONB doting the current year L." fallen of, that the Directors are compelled to .•• uututer at edetesicem at the nextEtefteott. Hs. 'milieu of three once la treeperier being eligible, the , • f the middle and upper awe. is the mar, earnestly THOM N, ebalrmea. ARL!), LEK H.A. I AURREY C. PRICE, me. /Cm ' ALFRED MACKENZIE. Secretary. # lANICIORI. ..! n—lot au, Willmar, I A. 4•0013, and Co., Rirchindaile. Lam if wood Arua laid (b.. Maaeheeter; rad the Louddo • • ,• Windror. ISS INUNDATION RELIEF VUND.—The flumwittee haw been reqtristed by the Swim authn. pr... to the setscribers on behalf of the suller,ri their 1,41. ILI , nos'edignatid I,r the ountributions reefer. traich • •.. C.:11,11 Ito. ltd.. ni which L 1,2,1.0 have tamed, I,,wir fur - to tie • entry 1 Rata f Ilainnattee In Switzeriaad. . . _ . rt..-•• outw+npßl.wu oil y b. Hrw.i.Mat the 14wik. Comolate • A., I v.d bp,ad-odavo., ; and at M.WL dmitat. ..• ~s filyn. 11111.. and ; and I:V. I. Nov. It twit. (11OIMV.1Inn. finere•tary. a I 1 c . (lold and Silver Wateles. Silver Hate , Rated Ware. Hides. Ito. olive., Apparel, Piece bloods, am-YLVE SALE ti SONS tßS.R eisai D . F Autrnox, A STORE , theirßoos. Ring.amma, VONDA Y. Nov. is, and tour f.dlowing dais, et it, fashionable ELLI:JtT set with precious Ames, gold and eerier waseheit. Mocks, eerier plate. plated items. dnwur a, M* ole end &rel. erlie , clothe, table and bed linen. fur aftne4""'e.innee, rlearet, k. , betel &W f t. I?Lo y pertY ni in nnth• of January , Tebreury. March, April, . Jane, July, August, is pt. mbar, October, November, and Deeidaber, beiug months r m IL amber., 1e67, wills the tmowing esvotoq•ker..,ris •.- rs Atte nlorentril, Bine-keenest:vet. Borough ; Attenbon mat, et; Attenbormigh, 7:, Strand; Airtime, Berwiekeitreet, ; Adair?, Myeldeltonstroet, ; Hall (late Bake.rb ospthovoad • Child (lute Vineent , Bromptrehroad ; x •mud, mined" ; (Vey, Holloway-road; Dohree. Strand; lan be., Gilbert-attest (ironstioraquare ; hoboes and Avant •Iste tan. vet , , Drury-lane; Day oa4.rdwtrec4 ; Diuker. Colmar. Lino-hones ; Fleming, ht. Marlin'adane ; Frrett anti • e. I.,Pebierel.rnad ; Grant, Lordon-wall; Rammoef. Van:. ',•• 1 dge solid; Jeans, Cleveland-etreet (late Nurfolkcetreet4 ise.ers ; king. High Holborn • lUrithem (the late), 1,11e,.(m5, ht. Maran i e-hine; Marretroct, Fristrife .• elms. cakdonimeroad ; Hills. • Rowley, ;' , .•••••-r.terrm „ Stoke Newington; Uha Ed i rgar eirtgb - it?..fty * 'b ; /lighcitmet, Camden-town ; Smith, Upper ' 1- Leaps ; Smith, Tottenham-eourbromi; Starling. lariat •••-• .. , ,d.etriet • Meeker Hinhetraet, QUINIVIS Town ; Shout , f rt sot.. KilithtabriAge; (2inrehetreet, Liviore ri,o; Tombs-on. Ghat College-street, Camden Town ; Tomlin "' K.-1 "h Town-rued; Tomlineoli Brother.. Milniot-etreet, fannewirkvelouv ; Tony, . walwortleroad ; Whistler. Strand; with them ea security for loans the period for =mg maws n ` n other effect. -On view to-morrow and SURREY. - -T LET, ime- of the best HOUSES bathe o,oots mti.lneliki. Open ratted= ; Inn V 1 6"; n poesy w.e.'e, awl ..these-yet e!-, order. Rent, 10 gunwale I•HHrE, en the pr. meve,TheAvenue Warn( B . ; s. spurn N. i, Da.rivereet.pL ee ., RC. • DICLAMERE-TEItItACE, Uppm. Weetbourne . tomes, W. - Firetelaie FA All I.Y MANSION to Lear No. ,37 in thie terra., replete lutl. 4,3 v.igenno• It'nt. "Lk- Apply to ties . un the pr. ramps cc Mr. MARTIN. Ili Queen-4"V Lam, Re. •-.- - It trPTUR E B . -11 Y ROyal LOMAT/ PIMIMMe— 1V1DT3714 NOCMAIN 11.71:1 TRUSS (Plifookia_____„_"4 _t stool In the Eriutetions,lllll sad ROI Is allowed by mew... 41 I."' "dmld "` ' 6 16 ' 0,4 most ediestive In ta the aura l... I,,awtst test e,,, in it . bet eThe sae of a Mad so often were avrdde4et u i ta ft Mods% w ~.,4111...ne• ow PAD .10.4 PATall LIMB; Wfth BO MINA OM • nut It (-mind be detected. tiny be Term elm t,avynl„d t, d g er , t h e p d ied irea et etre lar may be and the Moo 4 te ait•••00 Mee LOW( Wilt le the maker, W. WA tin.. Ilea 4..4 a. it 14 , Il4lllab the use gebteittie. NORTH LANCASHIRE ELECTION.-OIIT VOTERS desiring to support the on of H.AELTERe. TON. in 001112.1Liall .ith the Monica. slay obtain inforinatka by applmto the and WAS KIOO ROBERS. Secretary. Liberal Registration Arrogation. 5, Cptiminogoare, IV...tanager, S.W. • N ORTH WABWICHSHLRE ELECTION.- OUT-VOTERS denting to G. F. 11(0.417., mid E. F. FLOWER, Eq.. in eonsio3ea with the • Llnetion, may obtain information byappixing to the o= TROYAB NICOLL'S ROBERT& Liberal B. won Amociatica, 6. gateanitiare. tionrotary. Wrolinialter. &W. SOUTH DERBYSHIRE ELECTION.--OUT VOTERS &tering towppart THOMAS WILLIAM EVAN/. asd CHARLES S. MINIM Esq., in online:ion with the approaching Election , mey obtain information hy applying the ondernigned. THOMAS NIOOLLtI 11013fitTS: fierretsry. Libtral Rrgietratioa Assortation, 5. Qtwesequare, Wertinineter. S.W. MOUTH-EAST LANCASHIRE ELECTION. OUSNOTERti doeiring to enwert 11. YATES THOWi and the Right Hon PREDIMCK PEEL. in eom.p with thc approaching election. may obtain information by applying to th. anderaignad. THOMAS NICOLUI 11.011ERTii, goorotary. Liberal lied Amine Aroorisitinnß , Queenagases, Weolini.npter. S.W. ROUTH LEICESTERSHIRE ELECTION. 00T•VOTE101 &Births to atirmort THOMAS TEBNIUS PAGET, Eag., in oonnealm with lb. appresellnQ Election, may obtain information applying to Ute THOYAB - NICULII4 110 ER : II, tietimtary. Mgiatration Amor:lotion, 4 ttoonmeocutre, Westminster, &W. ‘4OITTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ELECTION. r OI7T-TOTFMS &wiring. to s upportlnept FEBDERIeK FIT7.IIOY. in connexion with the approaching Electiaa. lay °bend itiondition tq apOging to the underdone& THOMAS NIUOLL.M 2.OIII6iLTS. Seurwtarl• Rcpt ration Mediation, 6. Made-dram Wog=lmam% &W. SOUTH SALOP ELECT R ION.-OIIT E OUT ~ -VOTBRS mes:inn rieeiring to Rapport R. JASPE MOR, E in mi with the approaching Eloctica, may obtain information by apply. ins to the undersignid. THO3L&S NIEOLLS ROBERTS, Siieretiu7. Lilla 1 Registration AP.l4loiatillil.3, (pioiaaagoare, W....trningter, 501.7711 WARWICKSHIRE ELECTION. orr-voTr.” •!..:the to onmOrt Lord HYDE and Sir ROPERT N. C. HAMILTON, Bora, in ooniwidon with this appro .a. Arat Mketlon. OMAS NIC may obtain information by applying to the THOLLB Roman, Ileanstary. Moral Registration kosodation, 6. Queen-nab:a, Weatrainater, M.W. SOUTH-WEST LANCASHIRE ELECTION, OUT-VOTTAIS denting to support the Right Hen. W. E. GLADVIONE, M.P., and HENRY GBANYELL. Bro.. M.P., iu romodiun with the approaching Lleetion, may obtain inform.- den by applying to the undersign.). THOMAS NICOLIA ROBIBITS, Beereirta. Liberal Itegiatration Queen-aqua" Wodminster, &W. WEST KENT ELECTION.—OUT-VOTERS iring to support Stir JOHN LUBBOCK. Bart., and WILLIAM ANOKRITI El N, in colineutiou with the ap• prowling hasegion, may obtain i nformation by applying to the ondureignrd. THOMAS NICOLLO HOBERT'S. tivezegary. Liberal ll o gisiration Amor6ation. 4 Qum...mare, Wesoninstor, 8. W. WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE ELECTION, Our-von-Rs owing to support Coital KIiNIiIUXITE. e. 8., and KAMI.IEL $. MARLING, Esq.. in onnnexion with the approaching Election, tong obtain intorsaation by applying to tbo undersigns& THOMAR MODELS ROBERT& geerstary. libeng Itagistration ArreekWs, a, tlocenwalare, Woatininster, B.W. JEST SURREY ELECTION.-OUT-VOTIMS desiring to support FREDERIC PREEINGTON, Pisa., in eonnexien with the a n init Flrmeaors. may obtain inforanaioa by Milting to the n ed. THO NICOLL"; ROBERTS, Bear tart'. Liberal Resistmtten itseuelatl on. S. Queen-square, Westminster. S.W. MONEY. —E2O to LBOO ADVANCED hdlattr diately m ttuldtora "Meet mom; yability. or law weld Nay be repaid by lOW No ahem at all if dr Wart Tema toohbolva 31 per seat Nye MO B S ett .u tt ami t oi =over rissert66.at KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLII! =minim not This 'Minted old HUM WlEllair galna&S DUBLEf PRIZZIMDAL.—It b pare, load. neeldow. end In ebseensina Odd he bottles. ie. Id. sash. at tile homes In Undue W lbe awls la the gebelgeL e z .. ns. e t t; es sse at 9. genet indinilleeseed. the bbel. and cork Wanda "Kbaben's LL SAUCE. —LEA and PERBINB IL .--SAUC— The " pronceensed by (lonneleinns. " The only good hance.' Its use improves aggetite and digestion. I:nrivalk d for piquancy and flavour. Beware of Imitations, to at old which. see the none.. Lea and Panne, on all bottles and labels. Ask for " Lea end Amiss' " !tenet. . . Agents—Crone augataerw;37l;Zei, anti soki iry an Doukas in Neut.+ throughout the wart& QECO tr ND-HAND a, FIRE , and BUROLA-PROOR p.„„7 sAmEm—madrao pureirMg mod tor %Mlle = cd ko lm Masai, Mary Mama Perry and Elmo, "Moe, lit WIN^ and ovary astaant maker, at &boat bait Mn prtm at aim • susalusetai eves milk sada • largo a Trim's MN. IN Ns. Apply to EEMINTITHS„ 43, 00 — AL.-0301011 J. COCILEBELL and (10. NW web only orb 1011.—n. Clashill. JOHN GOENELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH rani aupi= ... arrier aay zxota Powtivr, gives the Teeth a peertake lie masa bon Ow, awl Imparts a genie traggasee gra-breath. Prieeth ed. I . OHN GOSNELL and Co.'s PATENT M- Y+ iLIiOBIIIION. sr snap* _veto! RAIII-11117811,111:= wehailical sonstroilisa vllOll wheantikbes the Iwo et &miming sad OW= j a g . I= . llmse• street. Ws et 131. Tiese isisimosrt. TO OONSIIIIPTIVEB.—A da grfuI father is dosi Uto ntoo otidlor b by vblob mall. an IF= prosort tiros et to Ida pelfoltboaltb bora smalltime/ Whet Issviag=l1 to = agetaV i r=se a rd=all w b ar • nt rti= =4: l6 o 4 . sw ===== (1' 1.1°174 The annual infiltration meeting wee held at the Nt hattington Clu on Wedamday evening. Kr. Moxraou ii. Comas, .C.L., one of the vios-peeekleete, prodded, and there was a large attendance of the miwtben and their friends. Mr. Cookson opened the geminate. with a short address on the relations between, and attorneys as to the foam ot the two beembee ls profession. There wee a gradual feeling ro =ni b lU it was desirable in the interests of Om fusion should take place ; but the onus rested on these desirous of seeing it to show that it would be to Ms mutual advantage of the profession and the pollee r fisted barrier between the two branches no Miner . Having @pekes of the different spheres of usefulness of and banisters, be mid he did not think there would bean a dvan tag e either to the public or to the protegees from the change. He next referred to Me pope on the so Jere lately read by Mr. Japhane, at Lm 014 and proceeded to notice some offices which be the:fr ank selielionetwiiimMtelstly quafffied to hold. the aeon of revising lisnisteni and countr= g jedges, especially by gentlemen who had practised, and had experience in the beeper of the courts. It was an anomaly that ought to be abolished, that while solicitors were every day discharging goad judicial functions as chief clerks in the most compli cated commercial traneactiose, they were not eligible to sit as county-court judges. $a lanced at the peel lion of the profession in America and Fromm he proceeded to argue against the fiction that a barrister was not allowed to me the client in the first place. He knew that both the present learned Attorney-Oeneral and Mr. Coleridge bad, in particular cases, both seen clients direct, and be argued it would be wrong of barristers to shut their doors on the distressed because they did not come to them through a solicitor: and, more over, that it was not required by the etiquette of the profession that they should. He agreed with Mr. biplane that there should be an easy mean, of transfer from one branch of the profession to another ; that there should, in fact, be free trade in the matter. But he did not agree with that gentleman's views respecting a law university, the meaning of which he declared he did not understand, and he was also extremely sceptical as to the benefit of examinations. In conclusion, Mr. Cookson ex himmlf against the fusion of the two branches, but be ewihed every facility of transfer from one branch to another and that some of fi ces should be opened to soli citors, and this he thought would soon be accompliihed. The president afterwards presented the Davis prim to Mr. Osborne (articled to Mows. Finchard and Shelton, Wol verhampton, and Messrs. Smith, Fawdon, and Low, of London), and the proceedings dosed with a vote of thanks to the president. CORPOBITION OF TEE SONS OF TILE CLERGY. The annual general meeting of the governors of this corporation was held yesterday, at their house, 2. Bloomsbury-place, when the Rev. Dr. Vivian, sae, trea surer, having taken the chair, and called attention in feeling terms to the lamented deaths of the president and vice-president (the late Archbishop of Canterbury and Lord Cranworth) since the last court of governors in May, when both were present in good health, it was resolved unanimously that this court cannot record on the minute's the deaths of the president and vice-president without expressing deep regret for the lose which the corporation has thus sustained. The court feel it a melancholy duty gratefully to acknowledge the valuable services which those two eminent and excellent men rendered to this great charity during the respective periods they presided over it--servioar which were uniformly given with much obliging ntidiness, and with the kindness and courtesy for which they were both remarkable. Archbishop Lougiey, as president alto of the anniversary festival, gave much attention to its proceedings, and with dignified hospitality end urbanity annually entertained at his table the stewards of the festival, many of whom the more cheer fully undertook the office in consequence of the respect they felt for the personal character of the archbishop. The following noblemen and gentlemen, recent contributors of 10 guineas or upwards to the funds of the charity, were then elected life governors , viz. :—The Earls of Chichester and Eldon, the Bishops of Worcester and Lichfield, Lord Rolls, Sir IL I. Murchison, Bart,K.C.B. ; FirJ. B. Kerslake, Attorney-General; Archdeacon ROW doll, Revs. Professor Selwyn, D.D. ; Canon Blomfiekl, George Dowell, John Olive, Edward Payne, John Egerton, A. C. Haviland, J. Lucy, O. B. Moore Frederick Reade, O. A. lialusbury, and W. J. Yonge; Mr. Alderman Allen, late Lord Mayor; Mr. Alderman Stone and Mr. McArthur, late sheri ff s ; Major A. 11. Shepherd , and Messrs. G. D. W. Digby, C. F. Huth, Witham Leaf, John Murray, J. G. Woodhouse, Thomas Adams, Nathaniel Bridger, Wdliam Cave, and Charles Langley. The court then unanimously elected Lord Chelmsford vice-president for the year ensuing, in the room of Lord Cranworth ; and the Rev. Dr. Vivian, Mr. Powell, and Sir Thomas 'Filson having been re elected treasurers far the year, the Earl of Barrowby, E.G., Lord Rolls, the t Hon. Sir William Erie, the Rev. George Ainslie, Mr. Alderman Gibbons, and Messrs. Money Wigram and T. G. Sambrook°, were elected members of the court of assistants in ream of Lord Chelmsford elected vice-president ; Sir Thomas Tibon, elected treasurer ; Archdeacon Bentinek, deceased; and Lord John Thyruse, and Messrs. R. Baggallay, Christopher, Hodgson, and P. Hardwick, ILA., severally resigned. Mr. Bator re ported that during the last twelve:muds more than 1.:210 applii sets from various parts of England and Wales, clergymen and clergymen's widows, aged single daugh ters, and children, had been aesisted pension,' and donations. Although the total amount b thus distributed was 13,128/., yet the sum given to each applicant was mall, and often afforded very Inadequate relief. The corporation will distribute next month benefactions to poor curates, and in the summer other more considerable benefeetione are given away to poor clergymen with large families. The governors meet every month to consider pressing cases in every elms of pardons eligible for grants. DVIVILLI and Co., Belfast, are tho largest Wan d WISO7 111 as void. Their Old laidt WWI/ isiveler modal la~plW %the ase i ttr pesimisa gaderres wrier& lbsady. tw ee ter:Mar k". ase e L sr Wye 8 4 4bI rt .o.—taerertramos. AUSTRIA. • VIENNA, Nov. 12, EVINIIIO. In this morning's sitting of the Lower House of the Diet the Minister of Finance brought in the different sections of the Budget for 1809. The debate upon the Army Bill was resumed, and clause 10 was adopted, with the omission of the provision that those who are about to begin their first year in the reserve should be retained in the line for a fourth year of active service. On the motion to pees clauses 11 and 13, Herr Rechbaner moved that the strength of the army on a war footing should be 600,000 men, and that the bill under discussion should be valid for six years only. Herr Schindler moved that the strength of the army on a peace footing should be 200,000 men, and that the clause relative to the duration of the proposed army law should be en tirely omitted. In the afternoon sitting the debate upon these amendments was retrained. Minister )Berger took part in the discussion, stat ing that the regulation by law of the strength of the army on a peace footing would place a great restriction upon the government. He held up the adoption of the Army Bill by the Hungarian Diet as an example to the house, and, in conclu sion, showed how important it was to prove that in the question of military power Austria was united, notwithstanding the existing dualism. After concluding speeches from the reporters of the ma jority and the minority, all the amend ments of the latter were rejected, and the clause fixing the war strength of the army at 800,000 men for the next ten years was adopted by a large majority. The inbtion to fix the strength of the army on a poem footing was rejected. The first of clause 13, by which the Beicherath a p b a a ra nrefor the next ten years its right to change the number of the contingent, and the adoption of which required a two-thirds majority, was agreed to by 125 voles Against 40. TIIE CONSCRIPTION IN RUSSIA. BT. PETERBBUJZO. Nov. 12. An impe 'nal ukase has been issued to-day. ordering that, with a view to complete the strength of the army and the fleet, a levy should be made of four persons in every thousand inhabitant' throughout the empire; the conscription to com mence on the 13th of January, and terminate on the 15th of February next. SERVIA. BELGRADE, Nov. 12. The newly-appointed Greek Consul-General for Servi• Las been received by the Minister of Foreign Affairs. The Conned of R eg ency has published a proclamation raising the state of siege in Belgrade, and stating that Scrvia has emerged unwoulconed from a difficult crisis. The Council of Regency exhorts the people to continue in future to sup port the government. and announces that several important internal reforms arc being prepared. JAVA. BATAVIA, Oor. 21. The Dutch are übout to send a second military expedition to Bali. MALTA. VALETTA, Nov. 12. The barque Zetus, of Shields, Captain Turnbull, from Sulina, with a cargo of maize, V7llB irreno verably wrecked yesterday on reef, ou the south-east coast of Malts. No lives were lost, and the upper spars and sails were saved. The training frigate Bristol, from Gibraltar, and the Enter prise, from Taregmum, have arrived here. Vice- Admiral Lord Clarence Paget's division is expected hourly from Palermo. LOAN FOR THE CITY OF NAPLES. FRANKFORT, Nov, 12. . . . . SubFeriptions have been opened 'at Mews. Reinach, bankers, for a loan eontractcd by the city of Naphs. It is issued in 183,000 bonds, the nominal value being 150 francs, and the issuing price 116 f. The interest upon each bond is 71., and is guaranteed to be paid in gold. The loan is to be redeemed by drawings. Subscription lists are to be open at Paris, Berlin, Hamburg, Leipzig, Breslau, and Geneva, between the 18th and 21st inst. TEE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, Nov. 12. The return of the Dank of Franco for the week ending to-day shows the following changes, compared with that of last week :—lnarettse: Advances, 800,000 f. Decrease: Cash in hand, 18,000,001 f. ; notes, 10,333,000 f. • Treasury balance, 6,800,000 f. ; billstliscounted,ll,2oo,ooof. ; private accounts, 700,000 f. 'IIIE LINIUIAN TURN - VERNIN. —That excellent in stitution, thefferman Turn-Verein, or Gymnastic Society, announces a grand concert at their hallin Old St. Pawn& road for this evening, at 8. Mr. Benedict is the conductor. The bet of singers includes Madame Butleredoll and Mlle. Liebhart; and Herr Bandmann, the hero of Lord Lyttoa's play at the Lyceum, will contribute to the attractions of the evening a recitation (in German, of course) of Sishiller's poem of " The Bell." " Tint Pon-emus Lennon Sr Human Mime. TONT." —The new edition of this important work. an off shoot of the "Post-Aloe London Directory," and on the present melon its precursor, has lust made Wl_ awe, and la as large as the parent directory was %Miaow il i a tr don afro. The DAMN are taken from the line where the Directory cams up to whet was ionised: the ex ternal boundary of the metropolitan postal C*. lot, no that the two works taken together form a comphisoideleto the whole area of the metropolis and a sunemailing circle with a radios of twelve silea No moos PILL. oil ANY °Tux& lissom, =Viso •• ' " 1 .1`..."L irlarra= 11041 r 4=6:7 1 11 6 41= Swim railed ram sass •Z i b r i smal ei l i tCateVeP lels. : mina. firraierls Wale• Barry 04 ; Maztri sa l is, or inums a . i c alrgg i g is e u se NA STEAM-LAUNCH FOR THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT. Messrs. Yarrow and Hadley, of the Engineering Wake, Isle of Doge, have just built a handsome steam launch for the Turkish government. The little craft went on her trial trip yesterday, running, with the tide, the 171 miles between the Temple-pier and the Bel-pie Island, Twickenham, is one hour sad 34 minutes. This useful and bandy class of river-beat has hardly yet become familiar to the Thames, but them can be little question that in a season or two it will be quite popular. Here and there one might have been ens airing the era mar scudding up towards Teddligfiell, Lido tin home-drawn, and sail-furnished craft a long distance behind. When the perhaps natural relevance to steam In pleesene boats has altogether disappeared it will be found that for indepen dence of wind or weather, rapidity, and saving of labour, the steam launch will stand in high estimation. The little vessel that attracted the attention of passengers on the Thames Embankment yesterday. even as a " thing of beauty," is not to be despised. lier lines are graceful in the extreme, her fittings worthy of her makers, and her delicately made engine-work an improvement rather than otherwise to her appearance. The launch, however, is made for use more than ornament. She is to attend, in the service of the Turkish Customs, upon the vessels at Constantinople, and for that purpose is furnished with ample room for a more of passengers and light baggage, with an awning stretched upon ligh iron stanchions over all. She is 35 feet long, GI feet beam, and 31 feet deep. The draught of water ie but 2 feet 8 inches, but should occasion require, a movement " for'ard " on the part of the passengers would improve her trim and draught at the same time. A boat of this size and build can be run ashore with ease. The engine and boiler are placed aft, the former indeed in the stern sheets, and as a conse quence there is increased accommodation forward, which is made the most of by dispensing with thwarts. The boiler—a vertical ere of the tubular type—is tested up to lbelbs. the square inch, but iolbs. is the average pres sure. The engine is a model of mechanical finish. It might be covered over by • bandbox, yet it indicates • ten-horse power, and will drive the launch at • good working rate of nine miles an hour under ordinary circumstances. She is propelled by • three-bladed screw. The man at the helm can reverse or slop the machiue at pleasure, and there is a provision for steering the boat by a wheel in midships. This partieular launch cad 31:00/., but is lame proportie of the Ruin is for teak, brass, and other luxuries that could very well be re placed by something plainer. Mears. Yarrow and lied ky are building nine or ten of these launches, some of them for use on the Thames. Next summer there will very likely be a steam launch club formed for the river, and then the merits of the boats will be fairly de ' veloped. In the commercial marine they might be adopted with as much advantage as in the navy. The launch of which we have been writing will be taken to the Bosphorus on the deck of a stenmer, with boiler and engines fixed. On arriving at her destination all that re mains is to lower her into the water, get up steam, and steer her to her moorings. Why should not large mail steamers carry such a valuable servant P For dock per peens and river service those small steam launches, as the people in the Baltic have found out long ago, are of the highest utility, while • couple of men and a few cwt.. of fuel would be eitelcient to work them. TnE LAW ON ELEertows.—ln countie% the sheriffs are required, this year, to give four days notice of tic eketions by proclamation. and in cities and boroughs the elections are to take place within six days after the receipt of the writ, and three clear days' notice is to be given, exclusive of the day of the proclamation and the datof election. TUE ITALIAN TOBAOCO LOAN.—The Committee of the Defence Association of the Cavour Canal Septennial Bondholders have formally appealed to the Committee of the Stock Exchange wawa the settlement of the Tobacco Loan, on the ground of repudiation of its engagements and decree by the Italian government ITNICILLIWOITZSS TO SERVE AS M SYOR.—Ths election of the Mayor of Southampton on Monday last wee attended Ly peculiar eircumstanam The council wished to ru-elect Mr. Alderman Stubbing, but that gentleman mid that he did not desire to be re-elected. Re was Ws asked if he would serve if the weal Waisted upon re-electing him, and be hold out no bores that be would do so. A wish was expressed by some el time Geese° thee Mr. should be allowed s lbw days to wisiddie the reatten T &sided that tingled/met mayor must take the place ows at the Clerk thee **Waled. Ultimately the eouseil re-dashed Mr. Stebile& sad that iatissated his Intention to retaia the homier the few days allowed by the law. The at the cowicil for the re-election was the intimate Kr. Stalking poisoned of events important to the interesis of the town which will transpire during the year, and tho great ability he tail di duped in performingtbe duties of chief magistrate, and Mr. Stubbing oreed, es a ISOM ter bi unarillininem to continue in the Dips, the rest expense sad trouble the cuincicatious performance of the duties eatedled. The " Court Circular," October 24, mays: -An !t h a r if . ac i :ffic ba: YM i zsz n aat i Ar r a = o, 4 rir "l " L oottoot=rtitogi l llc ial = n otriii i t e n tl a MY non proloso. soil art Mr Vol& to -111 11* - .I r s tst i l i i r motif_ A C= 5 % NOMMEings, Wild Ow C27 .1.4.4 =1.ir elitiotg sot thi VAL • of ttl.M wei t em olal tying 111•407 k 010.6 or WM fa l EII'ORTING iztrazzrozzioa. EffazwaßllßT AMMAN RACER AND 13TEIPM C HABNA—ThobimAY. gm reesmasi .. t th eleLiz esoirs abneet wannt er limns t. weath e e n e ;beam sr& Mee bed a bed time dit. tbe malselly. of mob= of Vie Ong bail. home, dad the weeneas at the =d it Vomeelea. who was male Mammies fm Via .mi et Ur day, sad bodied bemily, was sodbarbiew M es peheirmaia. The Lciegimar fieneeff-!•• 1111101 ~dm tua maim is la nell Ile bei were m 21 4 1stkeir . 11411:341hehlesnanu Rion the mokeihereinilphgnateibewollbe Ore Rion nether"saamdlr" litkie= n:3' a. abs i t AZlo v rtL y rit l tt7W aIvATI: Sir Mani weight to the Ilimaimaide ll r i Mll. _ was Imam a Et . . a lt a dylts jezte t r e bead the = yes fie a of adds of I to 1 12=141 ea lit i Moi "Inimbt.'' hoiresor, @salaam theisseitabie avr ‘ s. esonad. 4 beeppearellee abeam • very boll ass hautbsi I 8 Onyx tan? tl= Nyoury, as little ea BMe Min body about him. little Runt rode biro 411 /mat mil was drily 4 the ai llifilk e t e ms: tzz s ebraao cr . I, =. 1 / 11111 31131 Whit twist. On semen 4 Ilse beg 4 m e ihe Oder* Iferemb_the at rumors in the IMNIP wry= Yd Memo bailee Web satdel ems Hem& was the Meaner for the femilh time et thiemeating, and was niter weir mid to Mr. Mataght he 4•63.efassa Moosoing OM hod no Malty in whiming the " Oulaina" mid the ders 444 we losight to a somisien wilb the fielspim Thuile Lee, fretwhidt it bred the obrist. Mei& ass mit Ihrsourib, end the ismire followed up kb OWNS= with Illemesn and Ouyx by win- MN/ this mut with the old haw. TAN PONE/TIM PLATE of MO (Flardisap), for 2-yr-okla and an emia. About sae sane. Bk C. Legardb Vamseba. by Neirmineter—Vinta, 6 71w, let 6lb (Fordharal 1 Mr. Payneb President Lincoln, 3 pa, OA Mb (Butler) I Lord Wortnicehad'sJohn Leah, lyre, 74 Mb .(K...,ci . 1 . The foilowiair Worm r—Oodi of the Walk Lily, / 11 q 1 PeYrell,r Veda, Dwell, and Tine Love. RV :2to 1 V 6to 2 eget Termed°, Bto 1 each John and ' Liatein, end 8 to 1 apt Oak of the alle 'lna Loamsaya Haenseste of 8 nem Mal, for all eget ; whiners extra. About three Wow eiselid. Mr. Payee's _About by Meaminalime Btodere, 3 me, 64 1 (Hunt) 1 Mr. Arthur's iipitins, 3 you, he Irk Mordant 2 Sir C. ol Lega lowingM'a Meade, 2 meet stox4 lo (Jettl h3 ., Tbe oho ran : Prince George, Wanderer, Redbreast, and i Cishina ll."4 . Sethi:Le : I 1 eget Matilde, II to Iwt Hokum, oto 1 east Parma, 3to I M each ewe Prima Georwind MiaGetoe, 10 to 1 each amd lady llonsehM, er Wanderer, and Redbreast, 100 to 6 eget tipitere, and 100 to / g Bleirtibie. A SEWN° NCIAMILT HAIMICAr PLATS Of 100 sot,., for 5-)T olds : IthIDETIO extra; the winner to be add tar MO mom Half-oe mile straight. Mr. G. Angell's Altbidara, by nab 0/11021, a* 7lb (ear. at BRoI Mr. York's c by Rettiedram—lmp_ . (Fordham Lord Weetmorlead'a Pinspaii, let 111 b (ear. 64 alb) ) 11 (Mtayon) It Nut GM and Belly alio van. Betting :6 to 4 agog Impwatrioe oat, sto 1 ydNut OM, 4to 1 agat ditiridora, and 8 he 1 apt Pompeii. Tea Wawa HANDICAP of 10 sore. sorb, 6 ft, with 60 soya. A added. for all ; Mime 434 ; the wiener to be sold for GC bout atesighl. • Lard Wedamerimaft • by Omeral—atenaserattle, by Lexherten. 2 me, be Coked lase'. Sir e Giber, Mb 4 114 Oa (T. M Preach) 2 Captain Le Newrites , I we. Oat 131 b (Hardy) 3 The %Waft aka ran :—PaAa, WYtan, sad Hasa. Betting : 6 is 4 eget the ibramerside colt, 3to 1 ere Edam, lea to 301(4 Sir Oliver, bed 8 Is 1 wit Clieddington. Tau Newsom Go= Coe, value 14 nova, by suteciriptioo of 16 som. each, with 50 added: penal is mad OHNINIDODI : weight for age. Once mead (about ma mile and ow furlong). Mr. Joimakate's Mercury, by Lunbtca—Starlight, 37r., Pit alb Captain Madoell's Knight of the Garter, 4 p.. 94 31b (Fordhanil I Lard Westmortend's Doers ut, I my, 54 121 b ...(Wiham, 3 The hi n d Geo NUL i i 3 : t to 1 on Haight the Garter, 100 to 30 eget Coom Nut, and of to 1 spat Meremy. Tex Catnecor Rummy (Handicap) a 10 rm. each. 3 ft, with 109 sots . added ; for 2-yr sib ; winters extra. About WM a mile straight. Mr. Heatheoten Onyx, by Ruby—Pride, Oat 21b Mont) 1 Mr. Drewitt's Scoot, Tat Ilb (ine. 51b 44 (Mordas i lLt Duke of Hamilton's Men Rom, Tat lath ) ( Cameron ) 8 The foil also ma :-e by HosAtalbam—bisperabire, - tine, King of t e Bon" e by The Cure—English Rome, and Orrlielrae. ReV. : 6 to 5 aget Onyx, 6 to 1 apt Glen Baia, leo to 15 emit Palmitine, and ft to 1 eget Smut. Toe Oros STAKE:DOC lOWA each with 40 added, for an acre; weight for age : the Timm to be odd for 50 ems. About half mils, eight. Yr. Asautra Ramie. bThe Con—dent by OrroW a ne. 6 atr yrs, 94 lib lftno~ I Me. ir mi l i feremionee. 3 ma me. 114 116 ..... (Fonlhosil a Mr. 's Di Ventan.3 int lltb (Moral) 3 The she urea:—lrerfs, Id^ Prasiess, Zia. Dui NW, owl Nameaser. Reetleg: 3to 1 each eget Rounds and Yomenger, and Ito I "I t/ QUM'S PLATE of 100 p., Re 3-yr-oldo and upwards; wrfor age. Three miles R. Graham's Romping Girt by Wild Dayrell—Gay, 4 yr., 9st 711. (J. Goatee) 1 Mr. Payne's !by Knowsley—Mai Whip, I ym, Mt Mb (31ordanl 2 !melt also ran. Betting : Ito 2 on Romping tiiri, and 5 to 1 agst the Mies Whip Oily. Tata PALOPLIN Hcama Boca tHandiraP) Of 5 sovv. ca - b, 2 ft, with 50 rilded : Maness extra About two milai and a quarto', cn c r twit flights: of hurdler. Mr. Heathoo 7lb te's Mimi* I* 8140Welm--14d. LOAIreaL 6 yr., 104 Potter) 1 Mr. Tunes Manton, aged, 114. (Mr. Mamie) I Mr. E. Eraykra r an :To ir 104 (1= 1 ) 0 1 . i n The falowies oleo r : The lan. 4, Prferly, end Rifting : 6 to 4 on Bkinabb, 3to 1 apt limes., and 10 to i welt any other. . Tun CRageioNsnip or ens Tsars.—Considering the low ibb at which things aquatic have been this year, the excite ment or. r the forthcoming champion match between Kelley and James Renforth more than usually intense= judging from the anxiety nuinifested to get a peep intn the long room at Kelly's old home, the Bell, Putney, last night, when the last f.. 50 a side was put down, making up the (OS), better days than they hare lately eujored appear in wore for a/natio exponents and their votaries ; we mean of matte prnfeasionals. Anent the champion match, which takes plater on Tuesday nextat three o'clock, we take this occasion to inform our reader+ of the pn partitions the men have made, their condition, the betting, he. Renfoeth, the Newcastle men, is to the greater number of Loodosent a myth; they never : nor was nod of till twelve months ago, Shen be displayed rowing qualities of such • nature that his Mends were in W/MWO of time indneed to send hint to London to row in the Thames, Regatta, end bis match with Kelley is due to his having therein , ' the Champion Sculls, beating Sadler, Percy, de. lie is in magni ficent condition, and rowing, is an in the Lost, long and strong, reminds us drawly of old Remy Clasper ; be bra mined mum friends since he appeared on the London water. Of Keller what need we sar ! his name is a bonselinld word, not only for his magniiieent sculling, but for his integrity, general eciume of goal coodnet, and urbanity of manner, which has won him all his friends; be, ander the tem of Omega Lemont, looks better then ever, and, though twelt e years older than fleuforth, we opine w.ll render n Food account of h im self an the day. Iktting is 3 tot on Renfertb. URIVERSITF INTELLIGEAVE. cAmmunar, Nov. 12. gas Tr io.cla ßrpr i tyr y "triow .a... OF mg pn.klisit V=TEß.irrY . the. nun a' cot yre- the &solution of the pncent parliament wee formally read, and thus the writ was read pro forme by the Senior Prater. The vacancy having been declared, Monday, November Id. was appointed for the elm tion. There is no chanee 1101PPOditiOn. At the some congregation the orins. entiosed degrees wan confessed : MA.- -Richard 0. Titian, Trinity' Herbert Millington. Mire t Alexander ; Cecil Clement swith, Corpus; Mel Hill and Francis Jena. B.A.—Frederic ATMs, William Augments Edward Vale Bag ehawe and John Unman, Trinity ; Henry Salle Bennett and Herbrit °anion, Trinity Hall. LL.B.—Joius 'Tanketwille liability, Trinity. Sundry groom, principally of a sumptuary character. pooped the flonste. IRE RECENT COLLISION AT THE NOEL Yesterday, an official inquiry, instituted by. direction of the Board of Trade, was held at the Cheeps wick police-court, before Mr. Ithed% the magistrate, and Captains Bight and Hunter, as amities' assessors, into the circumstances attending the collision between the North Star screw steamer and the laitehardt thip, at the bore, on the evening of the 2:kd ulk, while the latter was at anchor, and which resulted in her sinking and becoming a total wreck. Mr. O'Dowd attended to conduct the inquiry. Mr. T. Cooper appeared for the captain and the chief mate, who am acted as pilot of the North Star; and Mr. Joseph Smith, for Captain Phillips, of the Leitchardt. Mr. O'Dowil opened the case at great length, detaikng the facts as given in evidence. In the courts of leg address the learned gentleman said the Board of Trade was required to net only spas ofboial isfersoatioa obtained either from the owner or meter ef and it was not until the VA October that the required lime wort made before the Receiver of Wreaks la the Port of Loa 441):11iatgliethetheggrtukultalulhad r a il: then bs au hr id ".°Yff wi t to Chrietiania, Norway, and en 7 returning within Übe last three or four dam. A number of witaseem were essagoe'd , inchuling the captain and chief mate of the Leholierdt and the privi. llged pilot on board of her at the time of the collitiou. Mae salaam of William Olen, the chief engineer of the North Star who it was stated was about prooeeding to seaat Malik w as here tam% to enable him to do to, arid the oyally was adjourned. Lasting quality—not prim Moue—ie the qua Vet clwarsova. liondesszee tea is atbend= o l Wall daps" taw tie west amigo ft boar * A .e Lingstees NlPatorr i tgreie si rl. SIN agiptlial=v ol " monamt. I