The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-21 00:00:00

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IWlrnirtUotrert., lasion4 or r• t' • • ' ~„ •••• .tionipron. --- - • • iiniAti:N.—Direet Route to Hanover, Brune _:.l e-etral o,rroany.-Ths North German Lloyd** • ts: *crew etsetner PURW ALBR. leleptiwo dAHHEII, -1 yt..11.4.1 THURSDAY, Rept. 2/, codling at Blackwell •t s-nedtussi. et It woon -Payee to Itraceed, tY sced II 1.,!4, t 3 and Al low-Apply to CHAPLIN'S Uniscved e.,,st.sjscso, W.: or to PHILIIPPa, GRAVY" PHIL , • ./1 Co., et Dimatezialanwe, tkcewlesa. tirtat Tor • F. 0 AI rorli OPOLI TAN RAILWAY SH ARE.. thorald not allow theme...lwo to be deluded by : awn. - of hired aceouritaxita twortneatieatint4t r i, ; .. ‘cluetioo„4„.n al to fl oent. Aa the *urea below nr at calculate with owisinte art a DIVIDMID 1.4 £4 lea. pe; annum for the halt ear now eurrent, and the future will ..Trplypritrided for by the iwnwae of trent : till 30th And. at en...at rate •for the led three scathe. K f.llll per week Lheing e CI airwaer tabulate. of I ImOineresae itomlllhotera I-auction l IMO I as Taridas expewee Y.' per (lent. i 1111.403 KCCO • U 5.440 Net revenue • t.r. r rosins' penalty front Yak and eo. tone-ball of 4C,toe7 L-. tomtits' debenture intorno ellantell to capital lone ~..1 . f f24.3fk. YU changed left half.year . „ , I.T.Twyriated to redeemable . Total manage T P 7 ;•••• and laaD fuloymt M last haltrear . ,• t0. , a,000 =eat. wham% . n.-f v.ots. Ike. . . of d.-beaturw as wean of pecitarsent Lb* --- lane t f. 40,000136,130 7 NM 04 4cn ta,Tix • ON ordinary !neat at 41 par rest per .100 Sorpin. 113, *0 , . t2.1K10 IL i PROPOLITAN RAILWAY.—TheEXTMT- N in on PADDLNGION to BROMPION will shortly be • i tratn. AT I . TI OPOLITAN RAILWAY WESTERN rINSIAN.—FROWENT TRAINS will run betwrs T. un•l Paul•Lnrt. n. • -r -n nrnr the Chun h.. and Gloneesto, IFOLITAN RAILWAY WESTERN ,N —A • 4 TATION at BROM FTON, tlvo tkotttlt Ketoingtoo littArum and ilorticult.tral • : LIiPOLITAN RAILWAY WESTERN : r .1 .. lON —A TATION at Highatra.t, th. Veftry-hall. aver Ulf. old • LOPOLITAN - RAILWAY WESTERN • L NTKV 4 ION.—A RATION at NOTIMIO-lIILIAATE. II.TI:oTOLITAN RAILWAY WESTERN 1 N.TENSION.—A STATION a QUEMCS-ROAD. Bap.. • • T A . Kensington-gardens and Q. Bond Oak. IT 1Z OPOLITAN RAILWAY WESTERN .' T[IENSION —A PTkTln,t OPPORTTE the GREAT • •• RAILWAY Ram. 1 TROPOLITAN RAILWAY WESTERN a xTENsivii.-Thaaa..w p irty . will be , akertly r E•erAIpf.INHETI 141, ------ I. EAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE A,. 4 1 - RA!SfT. 50cIETY, • M•Sv•-cial A ,,, c 4 Part to and sail VIC-. eat , 7 4. 441+ lama, and aums aeatued payable during ..r ads &image. of to poliri , holdera Tn thia society. , • :pi. , apple d. tr , t in extinguiahing u tie u preinhane at a afterward,. in making the r piyabie attn..% =portant advantage being votuted the mrwat additional pvezittink ANDREW FRANCIR, Seerotaey. ONION and SUBURBAN LAND and BL•ILDLF6 COMPANY I Limit...lL Oterc—Nn. 107. a. Prnehurehatreet. EC. y. ney roes It re on DEPOSIT at FOUR PERCENT. INTEREST. r ot.‘. en eters node*. s PER CENT. allowed on nano of SPX awl upwards U d for not kaa than ono year «•ruin. JONATHAN TAYLOR. Secretary. ~ sGATE.—TRURO -HOUSE BOARDING , k fi. •r- •I th.• F:ot fivitd; tM Al •a: up”rinr •.%ITItATI. unuvwdly Ismr and airy; terms modende. HALL ‘cHIrEATH.—To be LET,ONE large seiiii • 1th....11/ENCE. with d....!w-loql qtabling for tour • . 7..111 TIo• hon. nin.• ‘.. t. v.l tv.ig rroalo, brt..sktwq 6111 i l,illiant rw.m. .n 4 •..r.. tv.provein.mt i large smrtto.n and con•ertat..ry. ;• r ....A.A.. A Pa.r t.; 11. %%"..g-o sth I' • . ail: h.. 'b....v.—A pply th.. atrial% W. 1.- • • . tit. t.L.: H. 11:u.;..r.road, Blackhwth- .' £32. A capital semi : • ItE9DENCE to LET, .J-Lt n . Att. 11. Ritll.lo M. 0,11 UP. fr.-.TINA, N.. • \ • 13....-1.1.7-4.12.., }tat-O,WD ; r W Mr. MARTIN, STEAM-MqOINER for SALE cheap -. • . power, by MIDDLETON other hbortio I•• , • LT[ —in good nothing condition, with abating, • r partieulara apply to Z. HOE and CO, fey Donee • .ry•winaro. 1 I(NEY.—C2O to fBOO ADVANCED balm ., on furniture, without remora], publicity, or lair ' be repaid by easy instalzaanta. No charge at all U de ' • inelueue, II pa cent. (for Ll,O and orerl.—=z • • at the BATA= °Matti, 1. douthankliton . Advances au kayo. life Paid... de. INVESTMENTS for CAPITAL. ' , • , A. na...curral 10 to 211 wr amt. per annum on outlay. INVESIIMNT (AUCCLAU (post tree;. Thy t,ember Number now ready. • ALISTB. 91.1EHOLDERS, INVENTOR& TRIIBITL9. • • •.4 th. above Circular • *ate. valuable, and reliable saLle. ILLE SHARP and Co., libureteokert, It. Poultry, London VINEA SHERRY, Pale or °olden, 21s. per &red, soft and Mirage. TWA wins bsa already a great aa a dins..? arum PORT, for invabdo ass be • •r. commended as • jo.od, ebob..ossr. and nu owe. and carries* trot. by PIIICIIILILN and 413. • • • suss& 1 I 101 IT SUMMER WINES.--Oood Bordeaux flamt. Is. Pe dorm.• Pant. roe,. 1604 ; 8ea.4041 1 1t 11.. ; . 6., ... Me.; Stein %Vila in Boast .uteln. Vi. • mill Huck and 1 . --.1:. So. and ;re.• ogreirkling lad k n.11t,e11... tki; eludes • ~..i.14.n., Ja e. and 34c. T.-man-b. ad carriage tree. PHY. }JAN aM 80N8. ksr. Wad biased. KINAHAN'iI LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION. 10•14. This ealebatnd oil Ikl AI WHISKY. B.Liwsl the DußLrs TR/7E MEDAL—It is pun% nul4. mallow, &Sokoto, and ..ry atolL.Lows. Sold in hottlos, sr. ad. ...b. at tho Install lawns in hy the scow. in the principal tawno in Eintlawl: Cir 0105a1.., at linat Wiwin.lll-Ltroot, London. W.—Oboorve • • al, pink Lad. awl sank hraud ., d "KlualLaa's LL V 7131,47 ." ( IXYGIKNATED WATER.-81reping in London retina tho• neve, :wt sl•rTina in the froth sir of the •• : but rrtreehins end invigorating ofretou star be obtained •-,. •.• air drought of (rx_ no.nend Wet.% tr,ohlroas tios LA. TORY, L01 4 :41.Al or through on, druggist. is 411411111 ' Bottle. 4' lIIKEPPE . B MINERAL WATERS.— Orders • • ...UM, propand for export to .TIWY climate. Mareilactorio• 1, larcrpeoi, Bristol. tilasom. Derby. and I ' I IV GOHNELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH op PATE grev ami surior to say Tooth Pawdee, lO s .. the e 1 , -eethlw Lia enamel has dew. rod • • tivignime C i till is tesstat. Price L. Y. .1 011 N GOSNELL sad Co.'s PATENT TRI ow, anrey•layeekted peculiar c)... cohorustios at which seacespliebas tie two speratioae eb-wrouut awl paws. et. eistaktaapeetu ,. ......l l k = 8 .. 1211 .m" . L 4 01 14 Thaws iii.4ollle• jJARK vinir LINEN with BOND'S PERMA- IiAItICLNG IN! ; used la the army and nee), by '• . and &meet WM" family, for encoring warble r. I. te., maim& loss or inlobake. Mb Ink door oat corrode • t• nom of the haslet Woe. and be warliej for kpot • or dundebty Price fo Pof °"'' /thempagatoefoset, London. .. nod +of by al , • and Mote: mom Trade mart Maloof... • • I)lX? FLUID MAGNESIA. la.aseal "reams ter r ty "• I .lution of litemed. b•st /Inked/ Z : • 1••• Sd rt.,h, Reartbont. ileadamb% Owe... ama e O4 .• v 4.4 taild derliarto • 6 0.0111.1.11. 8 > l& , " 1,4 4 e. In. Hew Iliand.etreet, Loudon. awe ebb weebent the .vela. COCKLE' 8 ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, la ase She lalt 4141 an tar In hams at la 10.. b. 46. 014. awl Ha. COCJELH'S ANTIBILIOIIO PILLS. AM& IMMIX In Am.. at la 1.4.11.11 t. M. St. me 11L. CKLIKIS ANTIBILIOUS P/LLS, imr o gg ru ti vr ts Loome•sts. u.s. a K. f 40 4 aid 01:1BEN'E TRE ATR E, Long-acre. aLurreall—mr. W. H. 1.181 . 07/. 1.4 : 74 1. 2 4 1i1L114 LAI•S, by Henry J. lit t on, barLig bwit eralved t =smut." wit► tie grest..t ,wov.o- Aedieve• 4, will' repestea E.VkitY vahrst s site It emit Isdinspasetestir at LANCAMifiRE LASS. at a quarter to 8. The Leneeebbe Lam ire bud and unsaboeux."—Tuars. . _ THE LANCASHIRE LASS, at a quarter to 8. " At attarit Um.y tit` tiptligslarya iturst i V i zta s oontrol and bonds mirpbwutd. times, ant 'wring OMle ~tt.-,p• of die 11..t0 and lwrotne."—The Enhor. fres the Club. rrillE LANCASHIRE LABS, at a quarter to 8. - 11 - '"llae p;eco thre&out Irma effectively acted, and the aen• motional path re of the beeps the *names la • perpetual elate of ecteltaniemit.”—lllue LOOtiall Mew". • THE LANCASHIRE LASS, at a quarter to 8. "On its wend reproorstation w tecl4vell with en.* Oinks , applante than an the winning of prodaation."—Datty Telairiapb. ITI:9LANCASHIRE LASS, at a quarter to 8. 1 lona Taa mai be sweelbeted for the pawn and. when Lawton tills swain, it will be se rest a bat the Cullom B•wn- * " —Ds*, Newt. T HE LAI 'CABHIRE LABB at a quarter to 8. "Alto tether. Judith* from the Intrevot et the pox*, the it. ePllenee of the sat log, end the estate of the eentere. lo ray nothing of tae lane pad sightly•tocreteite audiences. 'The La nd thr Uwe' oil Peru s source of ateneeien Pat as UM, • period Amy dream that has lately been prodooth^-4thesulanl. A GRICULTURAL HALL, MLNOTON. FAIRY PALACE OONCERZI ziiiViiisWL7aia74Ti. Mr. GOFFRD has mach pleaame in stating that the MlMS mlartist. Mr alma licesse. win Wag at a sertain sundry at ........ 4 AIWA. Liebhart, the now most popular ballad es = will appear mar, meeting. dignma Sofia Ilealehialma amoluts del Tattoo Po Sale di Bologna. Ttil het Ant spa =ranee In England at theme Concerto • Mr. Anon Rigby, Kr. re Perron. Mr. J. P. Patel. and Patcyl Mr. 4. Y. %ws, the renowned twilit •' m and Mr Levy. the citadel 1101121 T ' 4.1. on the acne niNte. has been engaged the w hole The orchestra nrn ennipri.e membeni of the loyal Italian Opera. Her lialenty's Theatre. sod the Philharmonic 15oel,twa. Pin Tbe refreshment department under the management of Mars ts r and Pond. floors open at me m: 001031111 TAP at AVM. Admix inn, One ehil hem; reserved neat,, tk al; orebeenta Malls au sad as es. ted,, , ; season tickets, one anima :to be °Monied at th e ball ; Mows Xedth aid Proem- t sad at Mr. Airaffit's Talon-Gees. Is. James's Hs% NIGHT (Monday).—PlßST CLASSICAL TO — AciatuuurtnrAL HALL Lew" Mr. CHARLES 04./FralE. The programme will inelode Ele..U.Levou'a Winona Prirphony : Overture " Der Pl. ingtotr," Nocturne and Wedding Marrh. Mena. lwohn : aria, " Vnl the Partat..." anti savanna. "It a Youth." 311.111... Liebhart : aria, " Dally SIM. Pare and " Acklaidi." Mr. Venoms Itisby : aria. " 0 to Fernando," ri g nora Pinta 14.1.1,1,1. pigunfort... 4pr:en," Hr. James 31. Wthli. Carnet solo. •' Ave Maria," Mr. Lvvy. Conductor. Mr. HEX EDIVT. 9'HE MESS! AN - WEDNESDAY Night. - -a tircat Attraction. Fiji Orchcetra and Chorout Principal artuto.:-3loulanre Ruder-do'. Dl.llle. Lobhart. Maui. . Psvy. Mr. Vernon Mier/. antl Mr. J . Q. Pat. Or/runlet, Mr. Jas-• l'onductcr, Mr. It/INEIM/M Aohnierrion. malls. ..; /to co rro d nette. *r. M., One Shilling. AcaurrurritAL IW.L M R... Dan. Godfrir pop uhir r Arrinommi man To!iiara t kinV, Pl wr ( n. ( Vicia: ;6: and en . AO. N.•r Ainul+trn.•(. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.—Three Batteta Prosaanaae Ottuart. Nand at 40. llegla at I. la Bax-adiee apes heat 11 to 1. TILE NEW ELECTRIC ORGAN, daily, at a uai ter to 3 and quarter tot. Ortotniet, Herr Heholrentasels. Option Lett tin d Profs-sour Pepper's New Loctare on the leat Grout Solar Wits ° e." Re-entraxement of George Bue kfnnd, Rot., for his , Popular Moira! Entertains/moth AU the ota.r Lectures and Entertainments as usual. at tho ROYAL POLYTECIINIC. Open hos It to 3 and 7to la Admission to the whole. U. MR. HOPLET'S PICTURE of ." The RACE for an APPLY.," farther vita the Mottoshrosse " RE. PLICA," ARE NOW OE VIEW. in presentation of address oink at tbs Gallery of the Autotype Cosapaay. No. I, Ilayinarket. rro the ELECTORS of th e BOROUGH of PORTS.IIOCIII. _ 4 GeIITI.IENSII AND pri.LUW-T0WN11X1.3.,-I think you will acme with me that the time has now arrived when I ought to give a den. site End decisive answer to the requidtiou I have remised request. tug me to offer myself as • candidate for the representation of this borough in the new Parliament. That YOWL/Ohm was, with regard to the number and infinenee of the electors who signed it. onr of which any man. without o%k:- stepping the bounds of modsoty. might noel betty proud. I may add that it was supplemented by offers of support, both verbal end written. from gentlemen who. though difiC.ro: from my general political views, eapreseed a willingtiose and desire to suprort memo one of purr repre-mtatives ia the Hoare of CoOlUnons. In the flee of them kind mad generous nundledastions of feeling towards me, you may os , ily supper. that I have had entsidetable difficulty in itnis mg at a conclusion as to what course It was right to Intrue. .4,0,1,1 y thanking all those hi.lid• who wishod to plate me in so I Igh a posilen, I feel boned. under eliq.ng circum stances, to deeline to comply with their request. Itly reasons for so resolving may be- toed. stated. I hare, in politieal matter. always acted with the Liberia witty in this country, and I feel that ae a trim Libessl I avid not to tslic a step that =OA possit.h damage the caws: to which I have through lite been sine sly attighed. . . Cee l ; pun w 4 by tb" Libtna w eric to Le Plif.tiflid with the beet iutete.f. of The Enrich have seen the benefleint e15.0.411eh hate areruod free trcee • ith all tLe • oi liL and a.a pre. neatly acquainted frith the 01,1113.111W` ed%ontone+ which here Leen eoufemel both nom Fair hind and Franco by the eurpowerial treaty eatreertrri by the irmet sod goi.d 4 '014144 44, ru rri..i ult. I .11,0 tv tJ.. row,rfid tort...toner of the pree pt taleut.at and cuuwitiativit, Liberal howler, Ntr.f9adotope. With th •-e ittwol my mini. t fl ow.r fu,tato to .ny thaai I not to allow An. own• 4hilattur of mat. tr., typn...ratation of thit till ortant bsoa roirb. an, lb,. f.L, with J o y wi.11.,..t thank+ to ronLi.itionwt- and othor% tan tom'orrel me olforg of *atria:Nl" I to nnnoono, r.t.on of n..t coming turtranl at , a can di. ,to at the n.ott . _ . • • 1 ism all rectal Ise 4 ion-, rue'. a- the promotion of education. Ilc . rt• nri. u of • or 1!ot1.11., and s/.. tion of flip aunt-rimer of the 'sew. son will and my Intniblo astura ar art" e tlie tutor.. sic in the pant. wad salbauld • sa. sal a nu• /0/.... ft .r. and I.itrmil party think me worthy td their eh. lee. it • ill ~d. II tlic hierhert aratiticstion to COM p:y rill. their sego. -I. owl witicirais tug from &CI., it: a ...f a t% n. . tmdeai our to Promote th , iiita ros. of the p mph. of Lott mouth to t utisiort oi any ww.-r aud abthty. 1 Las.- 'L.. 11..0.a.r tato., lio ntlollifil and feltowdownista.ll. raitlif ally yours. RfI)fERT EDNIUND DAVIE.f. cr.reens Villa. ft itdrron, %lot. 3. To the ELEC'TOItti of the BOROUGH of _ mornetru ......sue Grill.rrEtu.-1 °worm . w apology for delay in nsponding to Or nattering ins Ara'. r %he'll I hate received through several d' putat:onr. and finally through it aluaition. %Maori he to large a nun,ber of your body, requesting nie to becorn. a 011111aidMO for the represenurtion of your booorrb in parliament. Ido not hesi tate to tell you frankly that the delay hue ,aeon In onnsoquorn, of an addl.w itrued me two year" ago. and which I more nrently condi mad in a qualified mature. in wLich .0111 r retro-ruttist were made in favour of your ma 'rent sonober, the Bight Hun. Mr John Istkington. t • but AF without any art of mine, the drown. atom,* under whi n} ) thno.'prouvration. tore made have nand to meet, and, at there lea determination tooontest theborough. I now hasten to nitre my humble service at your disposal. I have great n aprt for thn talent. and statesmanlike abilities of Mr Juhn l'utiawto.n. neatest for the man, and not fur the party to whith beirlontn. has reused in. to lowttate en long in rosnmding to the numemorly-nrroed requititinn prernted to me. I her., however, a duty to perform to my uwu party and to the libend rause. A. my policing' opinion. were put beforn you In my rokinnt two yew+ ago, I hope I need not trouble you with • repetition of them on the prt.sent occo.ion. It trill bp emouitb tor roe to my that OD the wrest qiewtions of the day I belong to that sohoul of Wrong whicle under the auviell. of the late Richard Cobden, hie ache rod to 1.11 , 11 for the commis-tat and agricultural claws of this country. I hate entildr.oco in tbetranteendent and honrety of puree of the Right Hun. W. E. nhotAtotv.. and I nboold he prernrerl eve 4othnt retttrrnl.n an hmont and indepen dent support rot early 1101LOUP . whirls I ~soul') narcientiourly Mir for the rimant rood of nil of her Mej.ity'a tub. Jr et.. I um of opinion that the ayst,wi of leral Taxation in counties rear.e. r reeirion and itionclnout, a, a. to giver to the mt.p.reert, by means of Loral lioards a ruin: in the emperiditure. I shill be glad to devote my best attenUon to that rubjn-t. I need not remind you that the miter of the biletbitanta of Derrinvich orpenabernitinly on the prosperity of the staple tool. of the booolab. In *144 I am to largely and deetilr iottrettd. I hope Ii will be oonoodai to MO that within the last few mars I )tore 1/01.0 MOO, 4.'14414 that trade and to reader it prruss eons to a rlusrpi• that it bar' n. eve before attuinnt yen du me the- hauout to eleet me I shell endeavour to serve you to the best of any atslitier in all lout suet general eon -111.,11 d with the progresx and pereprity of your borough and the o ..... try at lane. At along. employer of labour ravel,. I WV, to my wortarn. " It is on duty to muss for you and your fandilos by paying you Safe and liberal wawa, and by intonsting raped! in year social and spiritual welfare.: hr return I nip et you to do your duty to ten in OW way out aortic.. in regard to your robe, they are nidirely at your own dirpoeal me. them intelligently and conscientiously." tereein,rieutlenatat, m our wary obedient Somali N . mot.. Grange. Sept. Fort. 11. 14011. JOHN COP urn'. RECOND-HAND FIRE sad BURGLAR-PROOF P- 7 liAllth—Befere raneesdng send for GOSOW Baselly List of &dm. by Winer, Man, Thomas Peery sad Bons, Yasdaa. Price, Wblthal4 and essay eminent swam, set aboas half the pries of new. A guarantee gives with ea i sA ri t c laare= o.4 y et Tosan'e Bass. tram II 10s. Apply to 1.0. . - - PATFIin CHARCOAL PIPER are pmnanneed by the.. who base tried than to be by tar if... weste rn acid foolad asooloaff yaps esse produoed.—Wbolosale and P. B. DAVAGI., fit. flfebbol born. _ ---OEORANI J. COM:KRELL ani Co. Bost ow& oaf, OW CO — ALS.—The CLAY CROSS da COM:PANT V st aired troth their OsElegies at Clay Crath—Tbe bed. rOdirs Wod,, at fia. per the g eenunge. ara an deliveaira4thli CLUMP arrim u inntwooD-rwia. XDOWWWWWOLD. W. A RNOLD and HOW DEPRacP.Pruni ... r. abie 111 initf i rv a ralttrlSX=K ad ,I* =GM Idistiler ad • alda= Midlirvi t Oon . re Vaup boas !WINO casks. Illaaddl ad sal soissofaessiod. as es perioasoll isoosio so Marl on Wks SALMON, ODY, and Co., 291, STRAND. - PATENT 12178/1 31[41/XEMIL • • • -- WIECITII CITY is Remedy . 11 - 4 sandarad &makable In the MOW fill sawn* imdt motion, bend compliant& Mairemidati of martta, !r o ut" ruse. n. .of t ros.st rut" marl mama, whkh aunty the with Vital W.P.cin, ay. and Oat militant watem eta . hin.v, Oat or ran.. 1&,11 44aulm Cm.ll ate write.— )Karma', , M.k , No. 11, Ct arlotte,trett. Liediat. W.C. TILE ART 'of FSPENDINO MON 14Y:=-To make sualwrial &b re, Mid the art of spealisig tt vdialy • wonirTru r t little study to render It equally universal.. pliers kkgtve Mat nioncY Wed iv money eo ii the est haperterios gi•i a perebeemeheuld to. lam hi...utter ous method of expending it. Those who mu ray za a e.ney h o tel amem power; still they eannot obtain the full which It natibMo Obibearide older they semi Mows an 1 Loers is ciniducted on ready money principles exult - WV The hems esinmebbori between homer of this order • advantages to the public which no ;other 'latent can titter. be aphasics ausily-money. syetem. it to buy with, a, well se to well terrtimilyeibmey. itariblaolurets and 'washable MS attracted to houses an tied/Mar And dirtiost of, to those. Arms the great *babbitt. otr-prodiScUrms p e o f tt cedri• a nab must be mid a* • low Thal L. huging power the iv-ply-money system stadia the Parabolise with a large of Ita gads et hbrivpriervithian thwoort of penductiew end forma the Oct of the three main elements which constitute the selling pos. r cd the readythemey The meant element is the avoidance of loos. Nq crallt la nonmequently no extra bruits are required to liner bad debt* • The third deftest is the of time No abatersentt are made, cousequently no waste 0 .6 21 in armament w settle the prise, which is marked spout lea in plain limes ; othervrios it would require the atimisoef= • times the number of seedbenta to doo the lame amount of f . To add mho. pledits for the _lnurpose el taking eft snaking an abatement or an allowance, is aisinst the e ltime EiNl X: trader upon the true resdy.monei st ebstera. years the above Nebo hastiest carried n Ot e to _the meat advantage of Ith whet, by fIEL chard Mikes. ibitahamßama losigatieeill. • - 1 A I IAMI3III. BROTHIllifr MING SUI P TILi .- 7 The *oath 21s , Ik,llls, Ik.Olis; MlLe me iptionn ii. Is, Ss ecl., Hs 12s, las ; the trousers, 1.1/., • las. as Every otit i s:Lath test la strthl es ise.Tr i tt goismour•. • pat tres.slim Me" lifx ^ gethrelll. S UIT OCIIIPLSPB, SUIT COMPLETE. Bos. SUIT COXPLETE, e 9 81JIT COMPLETE, 735. SUIT COMPLETH, $l.. EDIT COMPLETE, s9s. QAMTIEL BROTHERS' FROCK-COAT Burr& h-7 The costa Mo., 42a., 4/0. Oa Oa, 4ta ; the meisiecelei, td, ea ed., Oa, Ha, ; the Creamer% 17e. fkiw., lk Yee. Every My). end Mae kept le stock foe moo, or mite to 11141•1131.0. Paitente pest trea—l3ytkohaa Boon. No. it. Lady**. SUIT COMPLETE, Ns. SUIT COMPLETE, 7.15. SUIT COMPLETE, 80.. SUIT COMPLETE, 935. SUIT COMPLETE, 106.. SUIT COMPLETE, 11541. sAIIIIEL BROTHERS RIDING SUITS. 1,7 The coats, Me., 3Se., tsa, trei, iSa., 116 a ; the wat M, Oa Id., Oa Mt.. I la, 19t, 14a, lea ; the rowers, Its. id., 215., Ma. fia „ to& tea Etery stile and sue kept ia stock for immediate me, or made to meamira Patterns post Sr... Shdanhata Howie. b, loapA• SUIT COMPLETE, MM. MUTT COMPLETE, 69.. SUIT COMPLETE, SOL SUIT COMPLETB, Ms. SUIT COMPLETE, 975. SUIT COMPLETE, 110.. SAMUEL BROTHERS' ROTS' SI7ITS.-- Ile jaoluda, k. It IL, Is.. Its, Int. s = IM iraarboosto, la N. Oa fa ed., Os. ; the transom to. IL, to. ta, lta, 11a Id 16 . Ei try rtyle and W. kept in (took tor iransidiate sq or wade to taints Patterns peat hee.-874ashaaa HOPIK S 00, Latiatorkill _ SUIT COMPLETE, 16s. SUIT COMPLETE, 211. SUIT COMPLETE, 245. SUIT COMPLETE, 30e. SUIT COMPLETE, 38.. SUIT COMPLETE, 435. SAMITEL BROTHERS' OVERCOATS for ALL (mown:a, Ea, Yea, ate., 42a., WA., $3.. Every as end eryle fn Murk to inauciliate are. The Mummer Overcoat at fared with talk, la • wailer at value ter the TOCIMPF. Every wow WM II 7 made to ameeeure. Vattern' pert taw ttr Ladgret.r NEW BOOR on GENTLEMEN'S ATTIRE.--• 69 Figure* (the beads of 37 being Portrait* of living selebei tice) represent the fanitionable and most becoming Clothing for all age* aad occaidOnit. The Book contains the prima each &sm. and sew rules for self-meamme, and in sent pad tree for Diu deducted from a parcimee.—RAMlTEL BROTKI2II. Tailors. nydenhaltalOttie. 60. Ludgatehill. IVIMEY, TAILOR, ISt FENCMYRCH-NTREET kune . ). I I 6 . iliv6gl iZri t ST FITTING GARMENTS. Moderate Charm. THREE PIGEONS. D and CO., DYERS sad CLZAMERS, Bermondsey; 44, Lekastardnosen: SS, tatzest, Gromsnoroviank PIANOFORTES ( Collard , Broadwood, &c.)— Severed excellent PLUMS, including two of the 7-artsve repetition trichord cottages in elegant walnut and rosewood. try Collard and Collard. and a patent grand cottage in within, by Broad. wood, all nearly new and quite perfect, at =usually low prices. A variety of the Kuperior new patent 7-octave nottagm of fine and full tone, of the beet aranatadure, with all the latest improve Montt, at Si aid/beast or fa very elegant came at 25 imineaa— the most advantageoun instrument. in England, at FRANK GRIFFITHS and Co., 3A Mootgateregreet, Bank. E.C. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBEII 21, 1868. (BEAT BALE of FURNITURE, Carpete Dearth rags, fel* bedsteads, bedding. oldioleterY, sheeting*, tablet linen, long clothe. bed ticks, quilte, counterpanes, blankeW ike, to make room for extensive alterations,. _and addi tion ef }olning promisee—WM. WAIN EB. NO to 0 0 , Newington butte; Factorien, 0 to 0, Francis-street, London. Now ready, in I vol post Svu, A WALKING TOUR in NORMANDY. By the Author of "All Bound Ireland on Fot." Richard lemtky, New Burtlngton4dreet. .nr mid', in re al evn, with T 45 Illuetratione (Colound Litho grapb and Woodoutel. _ II E .lIE A YENS: An Illiedistrd Handbook of Popular dAtiunomy. By M. A II MBE lit: murmur. Editrd by J. LOCK F.R.A-8. "If anything non intike the study of astronomy easy and sli p/Mu:to ordinary minds, it will areuridly be • wort of the attrws tii e style and handsome aspect of IL fluillenain's treatise on 'The Heavens! It 11,4•01,.o to be swarm of with all piano as one towards whirl thr author, editor, UNAII,O4 and publiaber have equally' done Oar's bret."—Saturday Review. Richard Bentley, New Bariinigtonatinet. LADIES IN PARLIAMENT.—Gordon, in his " Antiquities of Parliament," rye, " The ladies of birth and quality sat in council with the Saxon 'rites." " The Abbess Hilda" clays Bede) " presided in an eoclimiastical synod." In Wighfrod's great council at Beoconoeld, A.D. 694, the abbesses; sat and deliberated and five of than signed decrees of that council along with the king, bishops, and nobles. King Edgar's charter to the Abbey of Crowland, A.D. 061, was with the consent C u t nobles and Waimea who signed the charter. In the Third's and Edward theliret's time fourabbesses w ere summoned to parlisinent, namely, of Shaftesbury, Ber. king, St. Mary of Winchester and of Wilton. In the 36th of Edward 111. were sannioned by writ i to n S meat, to limner there by ilieW proxies, mantel „ Counter of Norteilk,, Alienor, Countess of Anna Arnier • PbMppa, Counter Of March ; Johanna Am;etta, Qoantes. of Pembroke ; 'Mari _de St. Paul ; Mazy de Boos ; Matilda. Omentees of Oxford Catherine, Counters of Atha Tr were ad colloquia. troefolum by their proxies, a privilege piens liar& the peerage, to appear and art by proxy.--reora " Things not genteelly known," by :Min34mbs, r.s:A., p. 1116, 1367. THE LoNDON RIFLE BRI6ADI.-011 &dards, the simnel meeting of the fad company of the London Rae Brigade (Feningdon Ward Within) wee bald at the !antes of the moment, Plaistowmaishes. The day wee in every way . faiotwahle for ride practice, there long little oy no wend, end some good soores were the result. CRYSTAL PALACE.—HALP-A-CHOWN DAt.- 131TINIDAT, 19. —Admiodou by season basket., teb. die° on payment, 916—total Aston, 3,969. BELA MUST. Errs's COOSA. —lnvigorating, grateful, and toinforting. Prepared by Janes Epps and Loonnopathlo oltnelat a London. M►gela ade Warty with balling erns se aim. Mid our la Waged pa—l,AarerammeaLJ IN TkILLIGEN CE FROM ABROA D. (vn . tovaii arytalis atAisci) , ' • 114SPIRti l TION IN' SPAT'S. • MOM,' Sari. 18. ' The .floprerno Military and Naval Coilrt 'has issued a warrant for the lirrest of the toTgata , (civic) governer of Barcelona, it having been de termined to proceed against him in consequence of an iniresiigaticin which hail taken place into thS nal motives of his recent conflict with the military. authoritiies, : The President of the Council of Ministers has been muunioned before the above tribunal as • Witmer. The ministerial party are dissatisfied with that step of the Supreme Military and Naval einuf, and ask for its suppression. The poicautiona of the government continue. "he authorities, gendarmes, and the police are oa wateh every night. MADRID, Sin. 19. Advises reoeived from Cadiz• of yesterday state that the •-whole fleet stationed in that port has then against the present government under Reer-Admiral Topete. At the same time, the generals recently exiled to the Canary Wands arrived at Cadiz on board the Bemis - venture, a trading steamer. Previous to their landing, the garrison of (,ads had nude a pronunciamento in favour of the insturreatienista. liana's' the Duke de is Torre, formerly President of the Senate, has placed himself et the heed of the movement. It is asserted that the rebellion is directed against the reigning dynasty, and that the insurrectionist* demand the convocation of a constituent assembly, and the establishment of a provisional government. The telegraph wires in Andalusia were imme diately cut. Several towns have joined the insur rectionary movemont. Great panic prevails at the Royal Court in Madrid. Troops have been despatched from the capital towards the south. Marshal. Concha has been appointed to the command of the troops in Andalusia, and General Calonge has been nomi natcd Captain-General of Madrid. THE KING OF PRUSSIA AND 1118 SUBJECTS. ALTONA, S, r. 20. The King attended divine service to-day, and afterwards partook of a luncheon at the Town hail. Herr Thaden, the burgomaster of Altona, thanked his Majesty for the honour bestowed upon the town by this visit. In reply the Ring said:—" I am sorry that I can give but a simple reply to your impressive speech. I esteem and honour- the words you have addressed to me in the name of all present.. It is my desire that the events you have re ferred to shall advance the welfare of Prussia, of Schleswig Holstein, and of the whole of Ger many. I thank the inhabitants of this city for the hospitality they have shown towards me. This rein don will be for ever remembered by me, not lees than the festive manner in which I was greeted by Altona in the most memorable year li4o-1." _ _ RUSSIA. BT. PETERSBURG, Stxr. 20. The milway from Moscow to Kursk was opened for traffic yesterday. The works in continua tion of this line, intended to complete the com munication with the Sea of Anov, comprising a length of 700 w•erate, are being successfully earned on. It is expected that the whole line will be completed in the autumn of 1869, a twelvemonth earlier than was anticipated. • This result is entirely to be attributed to the active goodwill displayed by the government towards the under takinc. MALTA. VALETTA, Sgrr. 20. Her Alatjesty's ship Prim.* Consort bas arrived here from Augusta, to land several cases of small pox contracted at Corfu. The Prince Consort left the squadron at Augusta on the 19th. THE PARIS BOURSE. PAM, Sr. 19, 8.70 r. a. The Bourse has been flat. Renter elowrl at Ga. 92. or 20e. lower than yesterday. INDIA. BOMBA Y SEPt 18. 71b. shirting% ar. sa. ; 811 b. ditto, 6r. sa. ; 40's mule twist, 1 la.—market quiet. Cotton dull : Dhollerah, 240 r. ; shipments of the week, 14,375 bales. Exchange on London, Is. I ljd to is. 11 7-16 d. Freights to Liverpool, 275. 6d. The latest London date is 16th inst. . CALCUTTA. SKr?. 17. 71b. shirting*, sr. la. ; 1411 b. ditto, 6r. 2a. ; 40's mule twist, s„a.—better demand. Cotton, 191 a. Linseed, 4r. 10a. ; rapeseed, 3r. 10a. Exchange on London, Is. llid. ; Four per Cent. Government Securities, 941 ; Five per Cent., 109,', ; Fire and-a-Half per Cent., 114,1. Freights to Eng land unchanged. (The Bombay and Calentta market,' will be dosed until the 3rd October, on account of the native holi.lays.) AMERICA. NEW YORK, Sun. 19, EvExixo. The Inman Royal Mail atoamer City of Boston arrived here to-day. All well. QUEFIORTOW N ' SETT. 20.—The lonian royal mail steamer City of Washington, from Halifax I Ith instant, arrived here at 7.30 p.m. to-day. Having landed mails and passengers, she proceeded fur Liverpool imme diately. All well. SINGULAR AOCIOENT. —An accident of a very extraordinary character has just occurred at Ebbw Vale, South Wales. Some time ago Mr. Davis, a chemist and drufigild carrying on business in that town, became pos sessed of a viper, and forming the idea that he would be able to tame it, he placed it in a box, kept it as a pet, and became much attached to it. He was in the habit of feeding it and talking to it, and appre hended no danger from it. On Friday last the crea ture became very much excited by some cause, and showed a great deal of irritation. Mr. Davis was under the belief that he would be able to soothe it, and with a feeling, as the result showed of over-confidence, he put his hand into the box, and m'oeded to stroke the reptile down the back. Instead of becoming quiet as be had anticipated, the snake became more moemsed—erected he neck., and darting forward bit him on the fintuf 4 . l Yr. Davis at once closed the . box, and, dangerous character of the viper's vanom, "w he the precaution to make an incision into the part of the finger where the bite had taken effect and to suck the wound, in the hope .eby of extracting the poison before the absorbent versals had had time to eit up._ Notwith standfogthisprecautioa, anis. bite mow began to she* themselves. IMM/it'd, endthea the aria boom to grow iri 1t hi, wed• thee the • obit, =etbona* affected, and Mae atom of a wiry fort he 'entbetneatle geodsoiderwee .iee a state ej i = agony ;Mid. solleiing. , aerateneo wee and Am saraeoe alt MO Weeks iitisoled wad appllad the am mediae WM* , be tismerbt Most Maly to eounaersot the stied, efts Arland velem. • pekes Mr. a te Was re ill th at wee that Ms road rialaate fatally. It. has, sloop tallied folder CM treat. went to white be hen been I ontijoited by his medical adviser, and it is hoped that all danger is now over. In all probability the tainted gentleome owed his rely chases of recovery to the prempt meawrree be adopted ia order in abstract the poisonoui matter. bad ha permitted the Ids* of it , W becaseilberrMil ffsty his Tr**, it. is Po bored thal death mgt have raw4isai• . ' 1 The pricee of HAruimsn'e Ten the re, dosed; th eir frellAzurrni repesiority las aillsopotot•ik Mgt Of knaltatiorul: tlwrrfora Doti.* all flonntail Tsarina we Z7. l 2 l .lfornirnan sad Os., London. Original Important of Cho Pure Too." TOO o. l,lo fairn.f. Mit.ilt4 1a Loodee, r,ses shesaist. the Proviocce.—Uldreetiesissot.l , REPORT' 07. co.. I ItlHii.CfTU • • • I ..,04iptio.•••• . Ilie.wport of ber ifsjeiti• roJosisitaditar,rl:4ll the revalues •aud: condition of t1ia1F40014.144,4.1 kereb of Atelatid was 441/4111104' in: .Dublia ou firvlay. •It is' data 1ti1y . .27, 11168; .and is tigne4; by the Earl' of Meath, sit: ohigrinan, by Earl Staisbops, Lord De Vow* Sir • Joseph Napier, And' Mew& Shafto JOhn T. Ball, lEvelyn !Mirky, George Give, and 'Edward Mows*. ?With ( gunizbilzy,' ballet, and sulledides, it forms _t , tilhy return of mote than six hundred pages. The following extracts convoy the •substauce of the commissioners rocoininexolations, and the facts on which 'they are basedl .'•• • Interpreting -the Authority conferred npdn us se oonftned to' *bastion andfre?liatributtioa within the bridle of the thumb eetobliassiot, we • !lave *felt: Waned to: proceed withdet relevance to the:resolution* while geektimen ado:9W by the Moues of Commons with respect to the church in Ireland after the slate. of year litajeety's eon mission. It is upon the easumption allele the commis- Mon implies, that this brined of the United Chuteli shall continue by law established and endoered, that we have eondnited our inquiry lido ite premed state and condition, aid thit we now seined to • yourMsjuity our suggestions with le-view to the iniproVeineet ef its• internal arrange meats, and the administration and management of its BrereitY• • The Iris>i branch of 'We United Church of Ragland and Ireland omelets of two archbishops. ten bishops, thirty eorporations of deans and faders, twelve minor oorpora tiooror quasi-eorporato readies connected with cathedrals, 32 deans, 33 arch-deaoona, 1,609 beneficed incumbents (including *Rhin this term perpetual curates), and more than 609 stipendiary curates. The number of persons re turned by: the census of 1861 as belonging to its commu nion was 693,367. Its annual net revenues amount to about 681,0001., of which about 364,000/. arise from tithe rent charge, about 294,000/. from the rents received fromlands, and the residue from government dock or other sonnies. 40 those reve nues a considerable portion, about 113,0001. a year, is ad ministered for church purposes by the central board of Ecclesiastical Commissioners. About 19,000/. a year belongs to the capitular bodies, and is applied by them for the maintenance of the cathedral fabrics awl service,. The residue supplies the endowments of the bishops, dig nitaries, and beneficed clergy. There are in Ireland 1,074 benefices, the net income of which is under i,OOl. a year. About 1% of thew are above 2001. a year, about 421 of the remainder above 1001. a year, and about 297 under 1001. a year. Amongst these are many with large church population, some in important towns, and others eo eimnmstanced that a supplementary provision for suitable church ministration is much needed. With a view to provide funds for the augmentation of such benefices, we have examined into the existing distri bution of property within the church, and considered how far, consistently with due regard to the various interests concerned, additional provision may be made for these benefices at present inadequately endowed, so as to adapt the parochial system to the exigencies of the Church population. Previous to the act 3 and 4 Wm. IV., c. 37, them were in Ireland four archbishoprics and eighteen bishoprics. By this act the sees were consolidated, and the number reduced to two archbishoprics and ten bishoprics. There are now twelve united dioceses :-1. Armagh and Clogher ; 2. Meath; 3. Down, Connor, and Dromore; 4. Derry and Baphoe ; 6. Kilmore, Elphin, and Ardagh ; 6. Tuans, Killala, and Achonry ; 7. Dublin and Kildare ; 8. Ossory, Ferns, and Leighlin ; 9. Cashel, Emly, Waterford, and Liernore ; 10. Killaloe, Klltenora, Clonhirt, and Kilinac duagh; 11. Limerick, Ardfert, and Agliadoe ; 12. Cork, Coyne, and Rose. The area, boundaries, and church population of these dioceses, will be found in the appendix. The net annual revenues of the twelve prelates amount to about 53.1,0004 After a fullconsideration of the circumstancesof thew se veral united dioceses as regards their extent, church popula tion, number of benefices, position relatively to each other. and to the places of episcopal residence; having regard also to the increased facilities of communication, we are of opi nion that a further consolidation of dioceses, and with one exception (Cork) a reduction of the incomes of the bishops, may take place. The dioceses which we think may be consolidated with others are, (l) Meath ; (2) the united diocese of Killidoe, Kilfenora, Clonfert, and : (3) the united diocese of Cashel, Emig, Waterford, and Lit more ; (0 the united diocese of Kilmore. Elphin, and Ar dagh. The consolidation may be effected as follows: Meath to be united to Dublin ; Killaloe and Kilfenom to Lime rick; Clonfert and Kilmacduag to Team; Cadu.4 and Emly to Limerick; Waterford and Lisrnore to Ossory ; Kilmore to Armagh: and Elphin and Artlagh to Timm. If this arrangement be carried out, we resommend that the diocese of Ardfert and Aghadoe be transferred from the see of Limerick to that of Cork. A majority of the comsuissioners are of opinion that one archbishop of the Irish branch of the church ought to; be sufficient; that the archbishopric to be retained should be Armagh, and that the archbishopric of Dublin should be reduced to a bishopric with precedence over every other bishopric. The other commissioners think that this alteration is not required. Takingintoacconnt the extentof superintendence, which in consequence of this reduction of the episcopate: must devolve upon the prelates, the various claims upon their bounty, and the social position conceded to the office, and having regard to the scale of judicial incomes in Ireland, we are of opinion that there should he provided for the primatial see of Armagh au income of 6,0001. a year; for Dublin, if retained as an archbishopric, 5,0001. a year, and if reduced to a bishopric, 4,500!. • year; and for every other bishopric an income of 3,000!. a year with all additional allowance of 500/. for such of the bishop. a' in each year attend parliament. These incomes and allowances should be free from any tax or deduction for ecclesiastical purposes. No portion of them should arise from lauds let on terminable leases fur floes. The commissioners recommend the sholition of all, ex cept eight, of the existing corporations'of deans and chap ters, thirty in number — these eight being Armagh, Down, Derry, Tuam, Kilkenny, Cork, and St. Patrick's, Dublin. The present number of archdeacons (33) appears to the commissioners in excess of what is required. U the dio cese of Kiinfore be added to the dioceses of AnnAgli and Clogher, there may properly be an archdeacon for each of these dioceses; but in all other united dioceses proposed to be formed two archdeacons for each would seem to be sufficient. The remaining recommendation , of the C.lllllll—ion , TA arc thus summarized by themselves. A re-arrangement of benefices, to meet the exigencies of the church population, &misusers equitable edja , tment of income to services. That with a view to re-nrraugemout, the duty be Un posed upon the Hoard of Ecclesiastical Commissioners of taking the necessary proceedings for the union, division, or alteration of benefices. That the existing powers of suspending appoidatente to benefices be exttaded to all cases where for twelve months and before the time of suspension Divine serviat shall not have been peformed, and also to basalt:los itt mild or ecclesiastical patronage where the church popu lation I. under 40 in lumber. In sack case provision to be made for such spirited duties as are requisite. That ma additiaail el 'storms tax be ithimomed upon all baseless akela 1001: a year it which the 'berth papal* , tioa does a ateam4 . te 10011 amber. ' • That payment of the eapeasus of providing tie ele ments for the Holy Communion, or for music in any churches not cathedral, out of the funds of the looladas tical Comminiaters, be discontinued, and that in no Nara, went where the parieltionew are usable to provide far the IlerVielli of a parish elm* shall a salary to • parish elect bet paid by the anamissioners, and that in Rua eases the ogees of parish clerk and seztoa he °mull es:a, il practicable. • That the eapseas of maintaining the Ecclesiastical Courts and Registries be defrayed by the general feud vested in the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, and that the clergy be thereupon relieved bean the vieithtion fem. -ONE PIINNY. flat theperkd foe repayment of building lead , : hots • the T*.leafettsal Commissiolicip l,e extended. That the estate* of all the capitulai beillefl, and such estate' of the bishoprics as shall not b.; allocthal foi the endowment of those retained, shall be transferral to the Board of Ecelcsiastiail CAnniniesiotters. that the surplus wising loan . aft Poperty vestal ..31 bill ' p Ecclesiastical Commissioner% shell be applicable at their, discretion for the suitable aoginonta!ion ~f benefices bah • dequately endowed. That with a WC* to carry out these nvommendatione and others of a auborstinate character. and for the par-, poses of a more effective managenteht of chureb prop-Ten, the constitution of the Board of Beeleiastical Commis sioners be imptoved, and its powers enlarged. That the expense of a:averting leaseholds into perpetui ties be diminished; and with this object, that the amount , of purchase money be ascertained with each alterations ofthe Prevent system as have been kaggeeted. • That inereased facilities be given for leasing lands _ belonging to the parochial clergy, and that the power to loam be vested in the 'Ecclesiastical Commissioners. That the owners of hind liable to pay tithe-renteharge be esaposlared td redesin their liabiiity. • • . . . Vial provision be made to prevent ecclesiastical persons . alienating or encumbering by deed their official incomes. That more stringent and summary powers of enforcing residence be given to the bishops and Ecclesiastical Courts. 4 BRUTAL MOTHER. On Saturday an inquiry was held by Mr. J. Humphreys, coroner, at the Royal Oak, Gawky-street, St. Wee k - rehstive to the death from iitarvation and brutal illtreatment of Edward Moore, aged nine In= The body of the damaged was shockingly emaciated, and the neck seas abnormally long—a fact winch was attsi. bated to an act of violence on the part of the mother. Thomas Moore, a carpenter, residing at No. 35., Wlltiain street, North-road, said that the deceased was his child. Witness had to separate from his wife five months ago on account of • her intemperate habits. He allowed her 13s. 6d. a week, and she took four children, two of whom, however, earned 9s. between them. The deceased wee shamefully neglected and starved. Sarah Elise Moore, a sickly little girl, 13 years old, deposed that she was sister of the deceased. Her mother was now in prison for assaulting • women. She need generally to be drunk from morning till night. She used to beat all the childre n, and she very often beat the baby. On Tuesday, the lei September, witness was trying to take the baby awe.), front her, for she was so dnink that if she went upstairs she would have fallen on it. She said to witness, •If youdon'tlet me have it I will soon do for it," and she ceased it by the head and twisted its neck round in • dreadful manner. Some women came in and pulled her away. She sold all the furniture, so that there WWI no bed but a few shavings. She was going to strike witness with the leg of a table, but entices got away. The baby used to be left without food from 9 till one every day while the mother was out drinking. Witness was now lame from rheumatics. • Mrs. Ruth Attree., 2, City gardens, said thatshe lived opposite to the 3foore., who lived at No. 4. She knew the family through observing the brutality of the mother for Ouse years past. Her lodgers left her (witness), because they could not bear to hear the children cry when beaten. Once twenty women burst in the door, sad wiener+, told the woman Moore that if she did not stop beating the children she would thrash her. Mrs. Moore used to put the children's heads between her knees, so 'that thew screams could not be heard. On the Ist inst. the last witness ran in to witness, screaming, and saying ". Mother has killed my dear baby." Witness said to her " You should not be so excited, for if she has it is a great mercy." Witness went to No. 4, and found that Mrs. Moore had given a woman a terrible black eye for taking the children a part. FM* or six women were beating her —in fact she was being lynched. Witness took the baby to the police-station. Dr. George E. Yarrow said that the child was brought in to his surgery. It was so shock ingly emaciated th a t he weighed it, and found that a scarf shawl, clothes, and child weighed only Illbs. It never rallied and it died on Monday. The post-mortem examination showed that there was not the faintest trace of fat in the body, the stomach was contracted, the intes tines were shrivelled up and transom:eat, and the blood was scanty and watery. Death had resulted from !taros hon. The neck was not dislocated, but the muscles of the neck would stretch considerably without dislocation. The inquiry was adjourned pending the imprisonment of the mother, in order that 'he might have an opportunity of defending herself before a verdict was returned iu the case. AND TJIEVICAR OF LEAMINGTON. The Rev. John Craig, Vicar of Leamington, publishes iu the I.nnon‘gl., Chrooirte of Saturday two long letters he has address/ad tothe Bight Hon. W. E. Gladstone with the view of getting from that gentleman a pledge that be will propose the removal of all state clerical disabilities, .o that the clergy shall be eligible as members of parliament. To a fonnerletter from the rev. gentleman Mr. Gladstone re plied, `. I shall not fail to give the subject of your letter a careful atteutiell when it comes before parliament; but I fe::r I cannot offer any further pledge." To the Vicar's letter of Sept. 12 Mr. W. H. Gladstone repl ics : Hawardmi Castle, Chester, Sept. 14, Multi.—lice. Sir. —My father desires me to acknowledge the favour of year letter of the 12th, and to say in reply, that on ref.:akin; to his public declarations in the House of Common you will fi nd theta peifeetly explieit,mnd, he believes. sat isfactory to you, if he undonauds you right. But it is nut isn-ibie fur him, as you will see, to enter into separate explan mon , , which might lead to misunderstandings." • A ROMANTIC. LAW CAAE.—The courts of law will in all probability be occupied early iu the ensuing ses sion with one of these remarkable cases which so often occur in romances. and so seldom in real life. It appears that about 120 years ago a large estate close to one of the most important of English manufacturing towns was in the possession of the great grandfather of the parties to the present litigation. Since that time the land has been built upon to a great extent, and now forms the moat wealthy suburb of the town in question. At the death of the owner, his eldest son. finding that there was no will. naturally claimed the estate. The chit rem of a second manage, however, who bad never lived un good terms with their half brother, protested against his title on the ground that his parents haul never MU , tied, and that he was consequently illegi timate. It seemed at first that there was no ground for this statement. The patents haul always been received in society, and no ono haul ever heard of any scandal in Mit. nectiou with them. On making inquiry it was, however, found impossible to discover any int,* of the marriage, and the eldest sun wags forced to submit and to leave the house be had always onisiderol his owe, without a shilling. He weld into town and embarked in trade. apparmtly without much sums , for his grandson is at the present time a shoemaker in a back street, am I in a very small way of business. The tradition of the lost e-talc ha.s, hoWever, always been preserved. and some time since this de: seendint of the elder son rotomusenosl the search for proof of the marriage in question. After notch trouble he succeeded in getting at the copies of the regidam which are pn•serval in the chancery of Chester, and there, in the index, he discovered, somewhat earlier than was expected,' the mites of the ori= pawnor of the estate and his tied wife. was, however, no such entry in the body of the book. At last, however, on going through it for the last tune it was discovered that two leaves had been fastened togeth•-rmnd on their being separated a coo y of the entry of the mar riage from the Leeks of it Manchester church was dilly found. On referring back to the church itself the kook was produced. but the entry was not there. Further ex amination showed, however, that this book hail also been tampered with, but in a different way. A leaf had been cut out with scissors• and the narks were even then dis tinctly visible. On these Leta the action will be brought, and when it is remembered that the present family have been in possession for nearly a century, and that the are highly respected , and their merabers:narried amongs t the wealthiest peoplein the °aunty, it may readily he imagined that the matter is creating a good deal of lots-rest. The value of the property at stake is between one and two hun dred thousand pounds— Wesietis Mormieg Nears... HANTI.—The West India and Pacific Oompany's screw steamer Cuban, Captain W. S. Wallace, arrived in the Mersey on Saturday nigibringing news front Poet Mk -. auePrinee up to the A t. A den dated WV day says :--a• To-day twodifferent aetsons have taken place in the immediate vicinity of the town between the governmeat troops and the ianat tto TIM foresee 'S tacked the latter, at a place called Dromliard, and suc ceeded in driving back the oufposta,of the rebels• otherwise' this affair hid ao important readt. But at La Omen there bas bun a heavy cannonade of as hours; eases. ossaxam at 4 a.m. this morning, and sa up to this there Lan bean no government publication, it may be taken u ate-` salt, based on previous client, that the ;action nothing favourable to the troops of fialosys. the pantion is not improved here.' Provirdonsg% seems and dear. and the Mice of gold is rising Of maw them *ao byname, and Wet are ulltY from hand to mouth. There are only two merchant we nds in harbour. Her Majesty's ship Mullet masa for Kingston on the evening of the 2tith instant. She will be by her Majesty's ship Royalist. The other am r ory i r ced ar bete are the railed States steamer OWtystitlyg and the Spanish gunboat _ _ Dtfirvitas and Co., %Matt, ate tls• Lla Popplkt=rt l iet.g.t ;ZZl•a u gres.. u nißatef .1 rooks and oar*+ for home um or lions on opplkstioe to liroors. Domino , Borah; et 4 Besalort.lookluuss. *trawl, 1.4114.314 w.Q ...avireimmat.