The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-07 00:00:00

rnom LAST Numrs GAZETTR. BANKRUVT& To earmark, at Baeinghal-street. Witt, c ua.oir, Tarlt-attect. Woke Newhaittee.groer, Nov.l2,at JotiN, Bruel.l.l.4.rnwo, !Vahan-rye, carrot w, Noe. 14, at I. DM'S. J 1.011d.11.4011d. Southwark. boot maliorieturer, Nev. =a. at It. Cuss. hest UT, fly, a 'ambri•lge, herdman, Nov. 24, at 1. Cram, tivoaur Cox, Wandewurth-oununott, Surrey, 101 l br.are. Nov. to. at ft. (b .a, J u ns.Notiolksterraor, Hayrwoter, bookeeller, Nov. tt,at Vooran..lol4ll. Little Maiated., Essex, farmer, Nov. 16, at U. (Vora?. ikianier, Men Naduilop, tires, forme, Nov. 16. at 11. cruse. It in I AM.IIIIIP.PIAILICII4I,I4O.II.WITPtaItar,NOV. t 6 at It. I)talal A. TIMM AO La AC. Poe oitreet,City.attorney, Nor. 24. at ta• BrItSOLO.II. Trilltdad-place, Ililingto4l. agent, Nov. SI, at It. Gyres, err, EDw•ARD, China-walk, Chasm, anesuntant. Nov. 14, at 11. 11 , . rut Aar. Bridge-tenure, Emma- green, general-six" k epee. Not. 16, at 10 tau NO. W 11.11411. North Woolwieh, Ewa, journeyman tele graph inkrunteat maker, Nov. 16. at 11. no. ARP, MART, WOIMWMA.CATIIIar. Ni'.. 10. at 11. .1 %i WON. MAI% Ave,Torii-rtreet, Phoreditelioridow,Nov. l6 .at 11. .1 ...snot, Thorax Mary khose-road, refeashrassit-ruora keeper, NOW. 16, at 11. Nuevo... Neon, Weediagton-road. Netlike-Sorwi coutistiwi NOW. 111. at IL lame, Osomoa, Great Buruell-areet, Blesia. Wfiliala and Nary-yarilLitUeTultraer-streckiise 14,240v.111,att KITS. WILUAM Harciiss, 11101611001140011.111=N0w. at U. Linniatiot, Zuo4 Whitainruh, Oxon, pwt , .1/4. at 111 Low", WILLIAM DOM'S. TWOOId. hotel iniepor. Nor. 16, at U. Lova. ALSIAINOIII ALUMINA. Crystal road, Nast Dalai* late dark In the Bank a ~ I ft N I * , at I larvecto, Commits New AID. IDlRyam, aunty, aid Deptford, ly proprietor. Nov. 16, at U. flanesi. Sou:mos. Bridgwateromsoare, Qty. and Monk well-stivet,hdron-equareonanasetorer, Nov. 11. at 11. 11[177.11/tD, WILLIAM. and NOWAY.* XATIMID. POOP, taWrIIII, Nov. 19, at 2. NEILL; WILLIAM Jams, New ernes and Crystal Palate, arks ban, type dealer, Nov. 24, at Mieroal, throws Como, Mast, Herb, stock sad share agent, Nor. 116 t 12. Wiener, WILLIAM Born. Caney BOA, simpeon,Nor. 111, at U. pan's, (Utak New Brooptos, Kent, chemist, Nov. 19, at it. 1 ales, WILLI as Nagar, Torrisno-avenne, Camden-town, cheese monger, Nov. 211, at 12. Rs A DINO, CM AlLlA.ebtabataJlMAMVlttallplait dea1er.220 , 34.1 1 1 1. ItomlXoo,l, EDWARD 01101101. Tredessr-ierrate, North Bow, ware hot/um:um to a drm Nov. 17, at 2. rorerroi. Titossa. - Osuterbury-read. stookbooksea a• Nov. 16. at t. fit - vot..ei en+. AaosiOlebe-torrsee,Bothesidthe,baiklar,Nov.24,at 1. WILIIAM tletataa, 1.011.. Old Kest-toed, previa= weir chant. Nov. it, at It. Rees. ea. At earn. North Wordwieli.road, vietoaller,Nov. Mat It. Want TeX. Itrrnaan, Park-stroet, Stoke Newington, nicroaatile deal. Nuv. 10, at 12. At the respective Dietriet Courts. /halt\ Wakefield. I' , rlish •. alwrkerper, NO9. at It. Ir. WILLIAM. Longpret. • Staifordeb.,lxiotmaker,Nov.a. at it . WILLIAM. Gnat TATOMMIIII. nab dealer, Nov. to, at U. 1:t aar. r, ALIO* I:. Doriboad di. Andrew, Wiltshire, etasetamoe, Nor. 19, at 11. DA xiseat r, Winvta,C44l)horet.l.aneaahire, juinee.Nov.ll.l4ll. Das a ter, Witt, All, Tunstall, ritatooLth., bereeller, Nov.lliat 11. trcnvoro, Jon m. Ric, - ford, Soniereetehire. late paper masa facturer. Nov. 10, at 12. Pomo.. Ala !Wilt l'Ar.a. and Join MASAI! I It D.N.at. CIINIIIIO, Oil lllevebant., Nov. 2.9, at lloaray. StOe4telt.oll•TlMOs jolter. Nov. lt. at It. WIN.TON C. Hortlehl, Gloutwateraltire, builder, Soy. fR at 12. Lesettat,tleaffordAh.. late ;WWII". Nov 20, at 11. .114041.1 t f 11. WILLIAM NCI4OII. Lattemh.. porter, NOV. 17. at Ili. ILO. WII LIAM. Billlllllol/11. INAIta 'Miller, Nov. IA at 10. 4 : Ma, J. 0.. Masebeiter. merchant, Nov. 20. at 11. PALII. THOU*. erme, Durham, er, Nov. 19, at 10. I,‘NIIP, WILLIAM. 1.C11..11t LI, BtaQmdaLut, peoridon dealer, Nov. 2.‘ at 10. la.cfirtrarr. MICR Art, Uttneeter. Rah deekv, Nov.lB, at It. llt aa, At earn tisor..r. 1311401, beer rt taller, Nov. 10. at It. 1.: . w, Wu I lAII. Sheffield. licenred victualler, Nov. IM, at t. Firs. Jour sad tlitkilllAH Houma, Haworth, Yestabire, late Woe. IM, at 3. talfill, Itt‘r , V.ltt Cuarllll. Melbourne, Ctunbrotpubire, butcher, N o , at 3i. On.narruoarr, Wituyat. Chefterfleld, ronfectionow, Noc.lftott 10. amiss, Ozoaut, Bt. Johnb..wood, York.lare, gmengroorr, Nov. 11. et 11. RAWL, Jaw, Birminnhaaa, are iron maker, Nov. 90. at 10. Nam Jona Pastoral, a.:lLnkluat.r, atm* board dealer, Nov. 11. IRATLLAS, PRICM, Ik reel. 1041 ring-haw keeper. Nov. 21. at 11. NATWAZD, WILLIAM, Birkenhead , commensal clerk, Nos.l7,at Iv. Haw woorqcom, Oldham, carter, Nov. 5.,, at 12.: Mows, Evans lb t A s,Nanchtater . 4 r eassr, of music, Nov.l7,at JACKIIOII, Taoism., ;ammeter , Nov. 10. at 11. Jocasta', TIAULA, jun., reteiburoug botcher, 21, at 11. J01111b..11. imam. Appleby, Derbyshire, grocer, Nov. 14, at 10. Juana, TMOMAP, Peek, Oismorgranshire. draper. Nov. 11, at 11. Hems. Jam. Kaareabaraaitt, lit.numr, Nov. 17, at 10. Wsimmt. Great Dtilleld, Yorkshire, 5... k ova-haat, Dee. S. at 11. tiIUOTT.SAMML ATrltOrT,NottialitiMlD,glM , (.l . ,NOT.l7,3t I I. MAMTIMMALM, FILAMCIM, Cheltenham, vi.ttuiller, Nor. IS, at 11. Warns. Jost, pia., Liverpool, vierualler. Nov. to, at It. Avis, Wall Heath, Stafford...hire. Nov. 13, at 10. Warrmeirs, ROOT.MT, Bend, swabs.. more dealer, Nov. ID, at 12. :c•ou.s, Otoaoa, Liverpool, and Evertua, tallow chandler, Nov. 10, MIL • 'tonsil. A L ILGD, Nauthtort, Lancs , h, innkeeper, N.r. 15, at 11. riti ass, WlLLisa, l%e old , beerhowie-keeper, Nov. la. at I.' I'l. ate, Jag's, Damp, Lancadhire. broad taker, Nov. la. at 1!. Potraar. Witrtssi Ditkrise, Hampshire, journeyman copper:mith, Nov. 16, at It P. era, Beta., Oreat Casterton,Rutlandsh.,formrt,Nov.Asttt. IN.srrt . 40. , tryi Hamar, Nonsanton. beettion.e .. -. keeper. Nor. 21,.t 11. -' MaiilltS. Jlillt.ll, linlCAP•ter. fbdunoop r, Nov. 17, at Si. lttv:oo.on, Tor, Itom, liervfordshiro 114..KLIMAZI Nov. ti, st H. to EMU" .. 11 . 111.11/.5,_ Werton-nspor:3l.yr, boMonot,birt, 2-11- thoostrr, Nov. 17, it 11. kr it% Totbaordtw. Lazketoh., hay hwler, Nor. N, at 10 . fto Joiarn,Nottinphata,hrrare powder tratehant.Now.l7,at It. 'it rt.!, ea tau* Ear.i!aca. Mailyalkls, Montgomeryshire. T...er ~. Trrra. Ltaabadaratawr.Cardiraa4b.. irmoa.,Nor.l ..at 9. Ttal.Tl' a. Orvi.r. Le.d., roin• r, Nov. 19, at 12. V•1'aa , ‘‘..701134 l'anynrk.dd, libcoaskire, farm labourer, Nov. W. it Is. - Prom,!odd, Br char. Nam laboustr, Nay. 19; at 12. Asffl••l‘, SAW AL, Avhton-under-Lrne.,tate '-cov.l9,at 11. It'Ai.a re. Limas° re•sta• 31soc.i.s, Liverpool, timber mar. iimat, Nov, 1., at 11. Wt'umrr, Aux, Hereford, widow, TMs. I,st 10. VILLAS*, Timmy, Trannure, ebeabire, shipwright, Nor. IS, at WILL/TT. MIAMI AV. TllllllMert,ehishire, plumber, NOT. 14. st IU. VISTA ES \t.t a. M A ITIIIS, Falmouth, jeweller, Nov. TSISIAS, Nattering, Northamptowth. grocer, Nov. is. at it BANKBLITCTES ANN.MISZD. Reyrtt, BatxT Jvx P., Canal- .11 di, emu I. -unto, roal illll 611. •--- • . 5. 11.4% ro ATwo.q., Bac ah..arl, In , reliant DECLARATIONS OF DITIDMiDS. ratio. f. Term Ku., jun., Deptiord, Lim-parapet. —l4 dlyxklrl of N. 11.1. Nov. 11, and suleelant Wodn.day. at Patna', Bikaigglikl-otrett, _ _ }murex Orogen Bruas, Judd-,teet, Eweton-road, paynts.ter S the as —tot dividend of lc Id., Nov. 11,1 ind three endow- Tout W Zdvardo', H i n4rtuill.treet. PAIMIL _ltta_diak builder— ' ' , Attend of le . td., and tro. Id. 11, three • - lutut Wed .. as new proofs, Nov. 11, subnerr_ nertlavv. at Edwards', Baeinglialletmet. J4II!A CUEI Chatham, draper-1•t dividend of ta. Id., Nov. 11, and thine •uteequent W.vlrmaday., at Edwardn', Baningliall-wwwes V 0 RUTZ CALIXT. H ~•n (mat Tow.,-otr.et, Cif', and wine merehant-1 , 4 wl of 5.. oo proofiN s t ,11 and three vuLowitwat Wedornanyn, at Edward'', lianinc hall-ntreet. W15J.1431. se.,rr, (hrhdehtwela and Bournemouth, Bamr.lilae, Lather-1K dividend of 3a. 3d., Nov. 11. and three •orlwe owed Wodrteadmv, at Edwarie`,Baainghall-Ayeet. Tiodun 7Yu.ax bentford. Ra• mAnuf•oturn' dividend id "3d. and !lad., on ow proof*, Nov. 11, and three nubnecen nt Wvelmwlayn, at Edwards', Baidnghallwtreet. flunelh Item Wir w.a, Crown-nowt, Threadnisedle-strvet, stook 14111101 dlvidi rd of Lo and le. y 4.1. on new proof., Nov. 11 and t ) n e *uta, 4,titnt Wedninday., at Edwards'. Hash* t JAIILLS 114•.4: nue, divid,n4 9-.. o. seafood of :0.. ont Wed* e•day, Turnve., Liverpool DMDENDIL Nos. Its Tamar Sinclair, rr , ood, ja 11711, 7i 77- Nov. In. IL gfrorks, Long-ame, ..easeol rictus -Nov. 19. Xary Inerrant, Dartford-Nov. IL J. St-ivory radar, Santa, bout soaker. - Nor. Ito. J. W. J. Gifford, Alisanyoao ad, _New-road, NUllii.4.ll *gent-- Nor. S. Arhton, OreenVek Latter ov. IS. W. Ball, Bunt-field, Northamptorathire, fanner-Nov. tort. M. Mow firarrl-tan., Ho undaditeli, general cloder-Nur. M. E. Wikin , on, Old Manor-road, Strpary, ;draper-Nov. IS. O. Y. Blowout, Watrrloo-plaor and St. Jouneo'orooluarr, wine mil/mat - Nov. 9*. K. White, 0 vorgr,rard, fianbord-otrert, and tidaelown, wow morthant --Nor. V. L. De re, Windom-mad, Iholkorray. totatiodwe -Nor. V. A. booki, Sortie,- hanew-oirve, and flotorriongel, Dliterton, importer of Lawn :motto - 74. T. Ford, Wellington-road, lloolloway, 1n... 7. W. S.avrard, Ilamm•nsuotth, oomminder in the navy • Deo. 7. I. J. Wilma. BMA rue, Southampton, baker-Dee. 7. W. Dew, Ilitrlon, Brno, Lont maker -D•or. to. 0 I). V. Wad'. Maiduth, Honig, o,rman.r No V. 1/4. Mount ie:art, Urmoroonor-square, la,. deal.- Nov. W. K. Berry, Reel ton,lknuevhim, draper -Nor. 77. J. Barker, la, doo,tera d ealer - Nor. V. J. L. Bopp., York, g-orral wamleasoernara -Nor. IS. R. rowan, Cawood, Yorkthise, mrdiral otoodo-at Nor. m. 0. Alford, it 4.4 3 I unpt,m. grocer- Nor. V. N. Whim, Southampton, photo to 40..1 S.A. on. W. Yarrow, Bo tolrn Broder, Yorkdoire, dua l-411er -Nor. 70. N. /fool-on. Iliditan, baler fa oomullmorm go. J. Short, Halifax. rabirortmaker. -Nor. 70. B. Mot t. Wry and G. Np. nn le y, ILdifai, o-toutauvona Nur. Z.. A. llalett. MAI. Bank Bottom, Yorkoloire, orb propriodor -Nor. 70 T. Calvert, Halifax, plumboor Nov. 70. J. I). risissi, late risosoot Not. on. O. Brown, Halifax, ralluotta•thrr-Nor. It- D. 0. Y. Maoloaald Brighton, aurreyor -Nor. 70. L. Ehortom, IwomaLire, uvolorepon- Nor. V. W. brown, li= I Amax.. land Miarr--Nor. 70. Tehbutt, Loughborough - Nor.raker, IN-verity, Yu:bolds*, attorary'r derk Nor. 17. .1. H. Boat, Albino-town, Chealtire, elnekmaker -Now. 17. W. Harwood. Altrinriam, tle.othire. groves-Non. 17. W. ban, oaLioe (Loudon - Nov. It. K. Cooke, Eno-- moons, Woromtorthire, uphold, on -Nor. V. J. W. °lower, Park-load, Nottiag-hill, ounaolimariat. elerk Nelf. W. T. Parkia ron, ILolifoor, .tolo broltr. PARTNEBBB7PB DIBBOTIIBB. A. I °ow., and J. Vildtehous., st. Faun. (lumbers, Pao books( W. Row and J. A. Bryson, merchants --1. P• , l sod .Y. Walk. r, Marmingtam, Yorkshire, manufactur ing ohemisto-J. Winne., and W. Dietrich, Liverpool, tailors, W. O. Dunn and C. T. Baker, 11. salon, Floraersentdre, book (lwrtham and It. Chadwick Wrexham, I Waliartiahire, ofirrern-11. 71,oratoo and J. W. Walker, Halifax. worsted N. Badirson and W. Hodg.ou, Ynidos, Yorkshire, .3:l:Zanafinturens-P. B. Nunn and P. C. Hilton Manchester, loth aferiti. T. Kay and fluckeroft, Bradford, commission antili•- J. Baker awl T. Waldron, Battersea , earpeaten -P. J. bias., I:. 8. bixon J. Dixon, and J. Forster, (arTaile and Man_ homer. voltam opinion, so far as 8.8. Dixon-W. But ting, nu., and W. Indtra, Jun., =ugh, Sussex. Coates and T. Fletcher, Thn.r.slon, Nurthamptonshirs, Milder.- C. Smith and J. K. Paek, Littlehamptoa, Suwer. .Itapers--J. T. frethani, J. Clus-tharn, and 8. Cherthain, Fir wood Mills. I annwhin, far as rerun& J. T. Ilicetham- J. W. 4 ima and K. losousin, Inie-strectsduratins, (Sty, alnPliro/nrv - J. (Sanford and J. Iliamoun, - Mathews ..nd U. B. Bair., Ent P. rry Poplar -E. C. MaJeineld and C C. Vidalia, Wilmot-41,4 iktlinal-green, wine merchant, • W. Goltlthorp and T. Ildikv, no•pky, Yorleibire, rloth lialober.- J.,11.,.an and If. J.Jnnrm , ]lsiton, Yorlidtire, lessruct, 71,11,J. A. 11.11, 111 ell, ion.. str.tton, Nunwr retahirs, Lieu- Is. fdr ' , void. U. jsa. -41. s. J. A. 1111, , 1 It. Nal, inn.. Powiewietiaiire, . Leese fa/ 1.. r 11,.% ',pads 1.1. MU, Jon.- If. King and 1(11.11. Idinsredssid, loaUss. sullen. -T. OMB*, son.. 3. eutim, and T. Collins, Ina., Alnrystwith, Canlfiraoshir.., THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER ra! he:. mato,. J. Frank=ink% 104 Tina, Leallbe ton Friars, Wanda' , him sows muirrarnoss. • JANSII Banes, Deadetes-01-tbaddet ar. Aberderaddra, gamer, N. to, at the Lerma Tire Mgr!, Atierdr. n. J• 11.1.16 OA. id,.wudi, Edinburgh, onlioltrw, Nov. It. at IN•irltris 80011 , 0, Edinburgh. v Ihuscati, Bliiirgowrir. groom. Nov. 11. ea the Cluihyhan. Etrth. /IP.M Prisms.. June* WILAPN ' ALRIAIIDIS Hum &ad HAV Penny. . llinagon. mot Mimosa. N. at Rea Vet ulll ,Olaegew. I'n mr Oukßilt XNUNZIPT. Warsaw, inanialosioa spat. Nor. 13, at the County Hotel " . JAI.. Ahen.orn, Paid. already. Nor. 17, at the !total Hotel, Ate, &en. Wit .em APAIII, Abide's, adrorate, Nov. IT. it the Royal Hotel, Aheie.ten. polls. o u e glad to see that Pro les' or 11 st::. 4 has brought the subject before the idatylebone vestry, for it is one of ur gent importance. During the last toe pews, he said, " every species of crime had bean on the " increase, and such deeds were from day to day " committed in the public) thoroughfares, often " with crowds of people standing by, that it they " 1(4 ked for a parallel they would have to go back " a century or two, when the streets were given " over to the effete and senile watchmen." We do not, however, agree with Professor that this state of things is owing to the fact that the efficiency of the police has " rapidly, progree " Seely, and regularly diminished ;" but think that it is partly owing to a vast Increase In the wont class of criminals, and partly to the uncer tain sad insufficient punishment of crime. It has been said that of the 100,000 criminal' discharged annually from our gaols, at least three fourths have no basest occupation, but are ac customed to live by mime. Society hes no control over these ratans, and their only chaaos of a livelihood is by preying on society. To lame each men free is to sours a certainty of mime. It is not enough that the police know their haunts; they should also possess the power of controlling their actions, of so hennaing theca round by stringent regulations as to render their vicious course of life intolerable and earmaa nerative. Then again, it is imperative that robbery of the person, when accompanied with violence, should be visited by condign punishment, and no maudlin sentiment ought to interfere with the full vindication of the law. The punishment should be oertaia, prompt, and stringent. "It is not severity," says the Sp/s -eater, " for which the public asks, and not 4. cruelty, but the re-establishment of that sense " of control in the criminal mind which arises " from proof that the laws, however mild, are as " inevitable, as swift, and as irresistible as the " laws of nature." IMODNTEMPORARIKEL AMS DAY.) Yr. Bright's eireothee at Edinburgh are dis eased in the kiting elloteas of an eta etateopeearies. Accesdies te the Moto the reed estimable elearaitseistie these abeam ie so impatience of imperfeelisa which has its root go distrait of pommel developmeat. Kr. Bright devoted Mann to the mesideratiora of the preblem whether "the govenasseet," or, in ether words, the seam will of %slain& people, could not be applied to drag the sone and daughters of misery, the undlitudewb• are ready to :pariah, from the moral depths in which they are sank. Our contemporary does net altogether dray the efficoey of the remedies suggested, but protests aphid the suppositee that the state could ustlertake or ought to %nautilus the Ma Mr. Bright proposes. The Daily Neon Make that the pried* of submitting the claims of Morel candidates to eetsitralies whoa the number at condidetes enemas the member of slate to be disposed of is a woad one, but to Mere a mosendul mak it is swum, that the parties to the agne wrest should when to the &ebbe ad those by whom they declare their willies= he be loseaL A laudable ansagessat el this bird was task at Wares/ter to pore vest s dividou of the liberal pasty, but Ms Yana Lycett Meese to be bead by the docitiam, ablissegh be had pe eks* esemated to be es loud, and the Deily Now Ware he is not esesible et the very donuts penis. in which he Asada and that he owes ea sapasaatisa to the ilbseel party. . . . The Pest expresses a hope that with the pain sway of the old state of thiap la lipla is lasholsel that fiat bulks to the claims of the astiosel sterlibsse whisk has non than compromised the credit, sot to say the boom; of the kingdom. The Sic sap that the work of the Preadmea's Aid Societies I. this country is now virtually at as end, bat those who lave bad charge of the movement I. Great Britain will not cease to areal themselves of every oppor tunity to resew their emotion. should occasion demand these continued proofs of interest in the liberated pops lance. The Teleynrph hopes that the present street robbery peak is the metropolitan mind will sot mid is the usual reaction of "red sad be thankful." While a change is the law is seminary to arm the polioe with proper powers, a cheap is the management of the form is eiesatial to give effect to any amendment of the law. The Herald bewails the existence of conservative dis sension in Ireland. If there ever was an ammo on which the Malt conservatives should act with union in the sup ped of a government pledged to maintain the principles which they profem most to value, it surely is, lays the lirreid, the present one ; and yet, strange to say, is two of the most important constituencies of Ireland—the Uni vanity of Dublin and the borough of Belfast—it is by no means unlikely that the conservative cause may be se riowly damaged by the rivalry of candidates who seem disirosed to gratify personal ambition at the rink of doing irreparable injury to the interests of their party. nA(IB.--TRAVICLLING BAGS. Hand B r .11-. Omsaier Wu* _ Ppos...keirt Pro, WM* Maita a ulls lie. •• at 005114(11MI itees• IMIS Wrniski EL Lairs. rCAMS is Walnut aad Oarocamidel Dll:Bwiliger/MO. "Ai Lasater. ear LAW sal rellr e"le a l La NEU — SlZTVilleirs tip= Lessas. frela 1414 " TIBBPATCH DOM sad WRITING CIAMIB is YO irria i l rj dz. a.g . all ai tallELLOWll OM/ ALLEN'S PORTMANTEAUS. 37, Stria& ALLEN'S DREBBDTO BAGS.-37, Btrwd. ALLEN'S OVERLAND TRUNKB.-37, t3tread. ALLEN•S DESPATCH Do: f, atrand. ALLEN E PRIZE MEDAL, awarded for 110elleoes. Ilisdasied eiktekrial fe II aidercrti , metal tamable& pot tree. g L. , ANOOT IC R 8 ' UMBRELLAS (Four Prize N- 7 Kedah aweeded). ea Pea's Trease.—All three et Rh sod Co.. elleteMed ..tower leads mirk. To prevent hietaliae the labile ame Wormed To daseeten . Ihabredea love paha aall that *eh eede emea bileismalle_e“ be. N o I •A=Plidel 111. Royal Brlmaga. al. Morn me seri sad ---- - - _ JOHN BROODEXII CLABBIO JEWBLRY. - pUIII3 MST-CLASS SILVER MIDAL, 1887. JOHN BROODENI. IS-carat GOLD CHAIN& JOHN BROODEN'S BRACELZTEL JOHN BROODER'S BROOCHES. JOHN BROODER'S GEM sad WEDDING =Mt JOHN BROGDZWB NECIELLOSEL JOHN BROGDZWB BARitINOB. ORIGINAL GOLD CHAIN MANUFACTORY. NO. 18, HENRIETTA-STREET, Covent °Grim ATTENTION IS INVITED to the _1.4 , 13crt of the Muth Sestanshl IsmsliestMs of the Pieo AWL , chBLE LIPS AffigußANcs @POLITY. sad to the espada Yam. @Met eltdsining its sesnomdesd sad system ad 'Minimum Prennuem" Deo on LONDON OFFICES, No. I, NICICDLL-IMIXIT KO D AIL Y NE II S. PRIOZ ONs 1•11101 T. SCALY OP (.11/1.R0116 1011 ADTZBIIBII3OI24TIL Pee Law* a IL 4.6. PIOOPIETI76I2I ocornunza warn at X 112112101 aad SUDO.) lbw alma sl4 4 midi 1 reo2lll. MULL NOTICIDI lb 6a le • do I • PUBLIC 0011IPANIZ8 (Zetablleball, Oa do. do. Tit ar Tti 4 do. S 617 : VONe. ? BARD ce. 6llC 150016. 1116011LL61 da Oa •11 D ina ,6 D &me. UMW easamaara •Dlanizimtm, l 4d e6d 1 e =w3IAILILIAOIB, sal =Linz 5 do. 4 do. 5 4 6121ValITS Wasting Please t slo. 1 • p • T wordizask• . Use; . dada 144444 or lists •46618 al void. NOTICZ TO 0112111161. ADTIRTISZIAL Tin `Omar Nov.` 64 aa 5ed5ed146146,....4a6=rd Oma ameba mil Illeastary wadies. sal Hr aataadva ma* iarnaalag =raWiso to rataetlaa be V gAr: Paw maim 1t .a laminable nedlaa be all Ida& et PoliaSes Ogden tee Aavortrimails dayeLl lea•& payable S. Imam E•21111111TON. Pomades*. nia&aawA. raniaed fee &monads up to Ida S. Deswealreetreet. Pasaearest. MO, Loallea. gat OrAMOS* DRVRT-I.Mq. ----- Tara E•amiario, A YODEL ENCLE.-11:1214 0' SOOT& Mr. 1-belp• Ifrairs. Addlpso, Inf•g, Bowe. Aa ; Madams arath &nut. husk MACtisews, &e.—A& A (!BARD lit •LLIFT wairubbaaxt MYNAS/CET.. Tio Eviivivo, A Pi O.4;PERAIIiPINOTRICENT.—TAAH WARP. Howe, !toren, F. Baekstme, tr. ; Madams itatosaa. Plowilliata, tr.—And A PRETTY PIACI OF BUIALNNfibi Ni..ro Buciatow, Halm te.—Cosamettoe at unto. Teo Werner, • CRANING PIDL—ANTIR DAM: A TALE Of LONDON LUX Kr. INatag, Kerma Walter Lear. Dewed& Murray, Rmeewt, Oben, era ; Wines Warataa and Lealeret.—ANA MANI= NINTNDAY. WWI TENATILIL LONG-AClti. Mr. W. Z. Ulm. Tao Smornys, K irt a t er Tin LANCAMITLI LAIL Mons Irvin& L 11=111b&s. Wyndham. Cllngtos. sod L Beary: Mosairsee tarn. and Mr And TIM kANOlift, 81RANGLII, TUAN £%Ek. kr. L BreoiL ROYAL ALFRED THEATIIit. New Chunk Tar PVIlbllO, at 7, PlNTlVralt il jr n-l ltriu, Sedirwielt oupported b y Mi. Nei l Warner, Ovaries Yetirille, sod evinpsay . To conclude wits DLANOND CUT DIANOirD7."' MANN. Taw Warm, _OIIIPTIRLY BIRVION: -TIM MILD OF TIE ILON9 OF GOLD.—Aad NARNIAON AT ANT PAWN The leaven, THE OLD, 01:D . STORY. Yra. R. Lane.— IL. A. Mannolt.--DUY FAWKEB.—And a brilliant Display of Viatwe.rb.. 11101LWATER AT_LONDO/11 =MOIL Te-ID.t =-IWilir, 11i.24;. --- .ll6l;rea,(lk. Ma 7*-16 now —Moraine, 7b. Ma. An 11111011.4 111. 6.. llamas ipt BUM, MAZ;eas, ---- aad Deny in readvel mw 12 *Mott far insettke sump rider. Pries Si. IL A SECOND EDITION of tb. EXPRESS, OONTAINING The Latest Foreign Telegrams; the Latest City; Railway, Mining, and other Shares; Sporting. and General Intelligence, EVERY EVENING. LONDON. SATURDAY, NOV. 7. Gun LONDON STREETs. NovasillEll is come, and the nights are growing darker and longer. It is the harvest season of thieves and housebreakers, and their chief harvest field is this great unprotected metropolis. To be sure we have 8,000 policemen to guard us by night and day —strong men, we believe, tall men cer tainly, but nun who for some inscrutable reason are rarely at hand in the moment of peril, and whose time just now is consider ably occupied in looking after small boys, appropriating children's hoops, and cap turing unniuzzled dogs. The police have one vocation, street robbers another; and it often happens that the two can be pursued without col lision. The thief knows how to avoid the police man, and the policeman does not always know how to capture the thief. Indeed, with every wish to believe in the efficiency of the force, it must be owned that under the present regime, the guar dians of life and property are scarcely a match for the rascals who leave us within an inch of the one in order to take the other. The problem then to be solved by Londoners this winter is how to walk at night, not through lonely streets, or Barrow courts, but along broad thoroughfares, without the risk of violence mil robbery. There are misty streets in Loudon in which no man however Lritve would willingly venture at night full. hut it i s leant if al. Itonal walk umuulestod along the principal streets of the metro- MR. MOTLEY ON AMERICAN FINANCE. MR. J. LoTunor MOTLEY, the distinguished American historian, has recently delivered a mas terly address to his countrymen on the great issues they are now called upon to decide. As an expo sition of what may be called the American system of government, nothing could bo more comprehen sive and lucid. In addition to pointing out the difference between the Republic of America and the Republics of ancient and modern times, and proving how entirely the destiny of that Republic was bound up with the policy of the party whereof Mr. MOTLEY is a trusty and brilliant member, and to which General Gamer will owe his election to the Presidency, he put in clearer terms than any other public man has yet done how impossible it is that the American people should repudiate the debt t by paying their creditors in green backs. Ms method of arguing the ques tion is as original as it is telling. What, he asked, was a " Five-Twenty bond " It was a stipulation to pay flys hundred or a thousand dol lars not sooner or later than given dates. What is a dollar i According to the dictionaries it is " a silver coin," that of the United States being equal to 100 cents, or 48. 2d. sterling, sterling shillings meaning genuine shillings. He found also that a coin means " a piece of metal bearing " a legal stamp, and made current as money." " Now, if language be not invented to conceal " thoughts, the United States Government, when " it sold these bonds, promised to pay the holder, " in five or twenty years, one thousand or five " hundred pieces of stamped metal, gold or silver, " each of them being equal to four genuine shil " lings and two pence. I bog pardon for being " tedious, Lut it is hard to prove an axiom. " Insteed, of these pieces of metal it now appears " from the New York platform that Government " has the right to force upon the holder, within " five years from date of its obligation, a new " promise to pay such coins at an indefinite " period, without interest." This is unanswer able. Fortunately, there seems no likelihood now of any party in America being disposed to act as Mr. MOTLYY depurates. Nevertheless, it is grati fying to find so eminent a man in the world of letters proving himself so sound on questions of finance, and ready to step to the front whenever the interests of his country demand his aid. The Republican party is to be congratulated on num bering in its ranks not only the greatest American general, but also those who, in intellectual capa city and literary achievements, have few equals on either side of the Atlantic. NURSES FOR THE SICK POUR. Goon nursing is the first requisite for the sick. With it, recovery may be hoped for when circumstances seem most unfavourable; without it the highest professional skill loses half its efficiency. The horrors brought to light by the Workhouse Infirmary Association gained their deepest intensity from the barbarities practised by ignorant and cruel nurses; and those most con versant with the home sufferings of the sick poor unite in saying that the terrible lack of trained nurses is the worst evil against which they have to contend. It is interesting to know that efforts are being made in various parts of England to meet this difficulty, and that training establi*hmenta for nurses Lave been set up in places in which nursing as a profeetion has only been heard of within the last few years. But, as Dr. SIEVEKIRO has recently shown, the matter has not yet met with the public attention its importance demands. Thu dense ignorance which prevailed on the subject of nursing up to the time of Mix" NIONTINOALIieII noble efforts in the Crimea has been only partially dispelled. The happy-go-lucky belief that a general kindli ness of disposition is the chief thing necessary in a sick room, and that if Mrs. Clamp is only ex cluded all will go well, is nut yet extinct. So far back as 1866 a deputation which included Lord SHAFTEBBVIVir and Lord STANLICY in its 1110111bPri, urged upon the Poor Law Board the propriety of regarding trained Dunce as a portion of the system of out-door relief ; maintaining that as a preven tive as well as a remedial measure this would cause a substantial decrease in the poor-rates. All poor-law reformers are agreed that whenever there is 'wiper sickness good nursing is the most eco nomic as well as the most humane course to be pursued. Nothing is so expensive as sickness : and what is really wanted is a moans of enabling the parochial medical officer to ensure proper nursing for such of his pauper-patients as abso lutely require it. At present this is impossible • if for no other reason, from the dearth of qualified nurses in the kingdom. But, besides this, the official mind is not yet impressed with the urgent nature of the want. The assoeintionv for training nurses and fur sending then, to the Leanc•s of the poor have been hitherto of a priv.sti. and Iles mosynary character. It is for the poor-13w retinue= of the future to nolo nurhiug nn eeat liel of their wheats; and to so 11,41141 cost by increasing the healthiness of the poor. THE WEEKLY PRIM. There is ono great fact which the Saturday ' Retina would be glad to think was arresting public anent/am, but which. at any rata, is a good deal talked about. This fact is the growing impunity which attends lawlessness and crimes in our great cities, and 114pecially in Loudon. Here we are all juid in the old way, reading the police reports at breakfast, wringing our hands, groaning after the fashion of the Britons, weeping that our houses are not safe, our watches in daily danger, and only congratulating ourselves that we escape the profes sional burglar, garotter, or highway robber in the streets cf London at noonday because at present the trade of robbery does not employ so many skilled bands as its un doubted profits mightreaeonably attract. The Saturday Re rine inside upon a compulsory increase of the police force, which is absolutely necessary fur its efficiency. Nobody ever wi.bed an actual bishop or peer to be slaughtered in • railway accident, and our contemporary does not want to see any given tradesman's shop in Oxford-street looted, or its owner shot down behind his counter, by any one of the Glass " long known to the police: . But some casualty or catastrophe on a more impo,ing scale is wanted thoroughly to frighten the London ratepayer. He has had hints which might pierce any tem pachyder matous intelligence. But ea, in the present helpless in capacity of the police, by reason of the paucity of the force, to deal with the evils of London life, it is hopeless to expect any improvement, " the devil speed the wrong," if safety in the end is only to be plucked out of danger and suffering in the meantime. The Epeeist*, suggests a scheme for the spropriation of the revenues of the Irish establishment after the life interests have been provided for. Briefly stated, it is to give the tithe es it drops in to the guardians of the poor, to be employed by them either in miti gation of the poor-rate, or in maintaining new institutions fur the public benefit, as for example, the establishment of free hospitals for the aged and the sick. This seems to our contemporary the most likely scheme to be adopted, although it would hers greatly preferred to use the property of the church in order to compensate landlords for the surrender of the right of eviction, to establish by its aid an immediate " perpetual settle ment." It is a certain sign that the country is deeply stirred, says the Erernirwe, when the foam overflows in the pulpit. The waters of strife do not usually rise beyond the step of the church door. But there has been a scandalous abuse of the privileges of the pulpit during the last fort night by a few of the established clergy. How is it that they cannot discern the signs of the times: Why is it that they will needlessly bring into peril the English establishment, by the fanaticism and folly of their efforts, when too late, to save the Irish establishment from ex tinction % 1/o they really wish to make us believe that they do not comprehend the difference between the two, or the right and reason of the thing Every day the evi dences multiply en all sides that the sectarian ascendancy of a small fraction of the people of Ireland is approaching the end. To what purpose then is this clerical waste of words Or how can the influence of the church, fur any purpose, be enhanced by its ministers wantonly identify ing fig miol yes with disaster and defeat Wu eau rt. WINDSOR CASTLPI Nov. n. The Quern walked in the grounds yesterday afternoon, and drove. attended by the Marchioness of Ely. Her Majesty and the Crown Princess of Prus.ia (Princees Royal) drove out Uds morning. Princess Louie' and Prince Leopold ..ho wont out . The Queen of Holland visited the Prince and Mums* of Wale* at Marlborough-house yesterday morning, and their royal higbneaves afterwards visited the Quo:ion of Holland, at Claridge's hotel. The Prince of Wale* presided yesterday at a meeting of the council of his royal highness, held at the office of the Duchy of Cornwall, Buckingham-gate, St. James's-park. There were present tha Lord Portman (Lord 'Warden of the Btannarice), Sir William John Alexander (Attorney- General), Major-General Sir Thomas Hyddelton (Receiver-General), General Sir William Thomas Knollys (Comptroller of the Household of his Royal Highness), Mr. Herbert William Fisher (Keeper of the Privy Seal), and the Earl of Leicester. Mr. Bateman, the secretary, attended as Clerk of the Council. The Bev. L. F. Ewelen. of the Cape Colony. and the Bey. Hr. Schmetlau, Foreign Secretary of the Evangelical Alliance, had an interview yesterday with Lord Stanley, at the Foreign-office, to present a memorial from the Bhenieh Idistionary Society on behalf of its missionaries and other European residents in the Great Namaqua and Damaralend, on the West Coast of Africa, asking for British protection against the depredations of some of the aids, who have destroyed and broken up some of the most flourishing stations of that society. Despatches were sent yesterday from the Colonial office to the Governors of Gibraltar, Malta, the Mauritius, allow, Hong Kong, Labuaa, the Straits Settlement*, and the Australian Colonies. The Prince of Wales presided yesterday at a westing of the council of hhi royal highness, held at the office of the Duchy of Cornwall, Buckingham-gate. St. Jaycee's-park. There were present the Lord l'ortman (Lord Warden of the Stminarice), Sir William John Alexander (Attorney-fleneral). Major-General Sir Thom' hip:Welton Did( (Iteeeivar-Oeneral), liana. a' Sir William Thom,' tinnily. (Comptroller of the Household of hie royal highneve), Mr. Iluthort William Fisher (Keeper of the Privy /teal), cod the Earl of toie at r Mr. ltatourne. the ►ucr , lary, attuudal am olork of tho V 7, 1868. rORSIGN NEWS. .THIS DAY.) SPAIN. The disturbances in Ahneirs, which were axe sloped by the attempt to re-mtablish the former tariff on salt and tobaooo, have been quieted. The civil governor addressed the people. On some one crying out, " You are deceived. Long live Isabella II.," the speaker was immediately set upon and received a bayonet wound. The Madrid ladies have made a second %peal for the preserva tion of the churches and the continuance of nuns. The catholic) Presciatielde publishes a petition from them with 1,023 signatures. Ti.. s Lesions is the title of a new publication, edited by Romero Quinones. It is similar in appearance to M. Roche fort's famous " red light." It is said that Bspartero, if elected, would take his seat in the constitaent Cortes. The Pepsi Nuncio has had an interview with the govern:neat on the subject of insults which were oared to him on All Saints' Day. A letter ben Titans, in the /folic of Florence, has the following : TM rade ha Span have caused great emotion la Ulas mostaae Mules bra which man to be so much the seas an del that cammsaiestiees trees the Eternal Olt, do net ealesel the Waimea imprereloa produoed oa the Holy flee by the revolutiom fa the Peakrak. To one of the repel Nuncio.—not Mgr. Ealeinelli—ia gibbeted the fol lowing phrase :—" Nothing remain' for the court of Rome but to march with the revolution ; there arc 1:110111 guarantees on that side thaa with the old powers." The expression wee mode use of to • diplomatist, sad pow may imagine the sawatiosi it created. (111.30002 11.110TIWI £O CT.) MADRID, Nov. 8, ET/17DM It is asserted that Marshal Serrano, General Duke, and Admiral Topete, deny the statement of La Prase that they would support the candi dature of the Duke of Montpensier for the Spanish Crown. A meeting of members of the Democratic party had been convened for this evening at the Opera-house, where Senor Castlehar was expected to deliver an address. 2,700 tickets had already been distributed when the n teetin g was countermanded by placards signed by Senor Castlehar himself, in which he states his desire to avoid the possibility of disturbance which might tend to discredit the right of public meeting, the very basis of all other popular rights. lIITNOARY. PESTII, Nov. 6. The Nationalit y Law will most probably undergo modification in a still more liberal sense. In to-day's sitting of the Lower House the mem bers of the Left moved s postponement of the assembling of delegates until the question of the title of the Sovereign of Austria and Hungary shoal have l*K•n finally settled. AMERICA. NEW YORK. Nor. 6. he Secretary of the Treasury has 6.111 Cd usual monthly statement of the public debt and cash in the treasury of the United States. The former amounted, on the Ist instant, to 2,641,000,000 dollars, being a decrease of 4,000,000 dollars as compared with last month ; and the latter to 114,000,000 dollars, being an in crease of 4,000,000 dollars. The Republicans have gained a majority in the State Legislature on joint ballot, which secures the election of a republican United States senator is succeed Senator Morgan, whose t.•nn expires 4th March, 1869. Closing Prices :—Oold closed at 1331. The highest quotation way 1331. and the lowest 132/. Sterling exchange on London, 1091 ; 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1061 ; ditto, 1866, 105; ; ditto, 1865, 1071 ; 10-40 ditto, 1031. The United States Bonds marked is excited and prices are irregular. Minoia, 143 ; Brie, 391. Cotton, Middling Upland, 25. Petroleum, standard white, 29. Flour, extra State, 6 dole. 700. to 7 dole. 30e. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. lfk. OUR PARIS LETTER. (11031 O( OWN COIIIIIAL'ONDINT. PARLI, FP WAY Evastso. M. (filmier de Cuipagnac's cry for " more pro iseeutions has been heard without delay. The 'terra.- National and the Bert il are prosecuted for having taken the initiative of a public subscrip tion to erect a monument to M. Saudis. a repre sentative of the people, who was shot on a bar ricade on December t, 1851. It is recounted that M. Baudin, who though a thorough anti- Bonapartist, tried to dissuade some citizens in the Faubourg St. Antoine from street fighting. was taunted by some one in the crowd with, " Ah ! you are thinking of your 2'ifr. "—meaning the daily pay which deputies then received. M. Baudin replied, " I will show you how much 1 care for my 25fr.," and rushing to the top of a barri cade was shot down instantly by the coup d' aat troops. The place of M. Baudin's burial was never found out till the other day. November 2. the fear dm marts. Then a crowd collected round it, and the editor of the Rr rril made a short speech. Credit had been taken for the non-interference of the military or police on that occasion, but it now seems that not only the above-mentioned journals, but several people maRIo d down as being guilty of a demonstration in the cemetery are to be prosecuted. It is said ua excuse for the government that there is a pro ject on foot for a pilgrinetge to Itittilin's gram on the approaching anni%enotry of his death. As.. :1. M. Lissagary, editor of the A cef4sr, of Anal, was there sentenced yesterday to a tine of 2,000 fr. fur a libel upon M. Grouier de Cossagnac. M. Picard, deputy fur Paris, went down specially to defend the paper, but according to the Constitution, which is M. Grainer de Cussagnac's beau ideal, his speech cannot be reported. The liberals of Aueh have taken the opportunity to give a kinquet and an ovation to M. Picard. A large electoral ••pl " meeting has been bad ut Nimes, the promoters taking due prtvan tions this time to attend no excuse for the interfer ence of bayonets. The Netted/isle de ROW?, of•s•n it armi-offleial channel. has been employed to contnsdiet the newt which I Lady discredited, that either the Print* and Princess of Waits, the Queen of Prutisia, or the Empress of Austria. will be among the musts at CotupPgns this month. If. says the Rotten organ, the health of these illustrious ladies were such as to enable them to itay the visit, "the present political state of Europe is such that they could not come to Cam pi,,gtte without danger of provoking conjec tures and oo mts little calculated to re-assure opinion 11,4 to the projects of alliances attributed to Maitre." I suppose this mews that the invits- Gals have been respectfully declined. is a wonderful eider year in Normandy. Aviles are less than ball the price they wen , last season. In fumy places tube enough cannot ho found, end the grower* are reluot Gully compelled to make their apples into jam. Not oily th e adult whoa, bat many boys' tohoola are 'but tip fc r the moment, all hands being called to tit* cider prep. The pear harvest is uri.:`, abundant. Th e following bulletin has been . Gy Rossini's physicians to-day : Certain onesplicatione, Wight tor the moment, nwl.e. Hs state of the patient a little teas astisfaetery that y t „t w. daY. Buts,. Vto BOVA'? ri A llO Oll4.. -- L. Lau d 4 , - - LONDON AMUSEMENTS. (THIS EVENING.) COVET Osaass.—" Les Ruguieotc ""--8 o' 4.* THX&TREO. Delray TA...—" • Waal Use » " Mai ceeket. mmirsor. Ilirmeare." • Oci-c " renery Kfrrearet." "[Arai A 1 A , 4 , Pro. of I—f Vika. u..—" Up dr dr Odds err." " rzior - Vasa. Paracuere.—" Chemahle Pak , " *Alto Du"-•liaar Mere Bally."—Tedeek. laanna.—"lidt Siebtball OLTarto.--" Maim sal Crasher." "The Toner s (Meek. evoseo.--" The Lanciadoe lam" "'Ss fltroiiir t Sao Iver."—/ (Mock. Par picklocks, etw ad v t . fin.—" no Widow Mat." "The Pilo of di. .1 04 . Ockk." "Marrero it Aar Pries."-7. o'clock. Purer or WALMella Maki l" "flosfety."—f k Hotaolur.—"Mow for Mow.' " Loomis ft.c.r i , ;i Ontario Dodrodis."—T o'clock. BOTALTT.—" AU tkat Glitters I. not G01d... • n . Pcß ci Blame M." " The Mocha:We-I'i d. l _ o'clock. Boy." " Load HAW 401 W.. "Beintifel for Svcr."—T o'clock. Sam-ma's Wsur.—" lint sad Poise." " Th. —T o'clock. ROT/J. AMIUMI T I O6B- 1 ,•• - A' n Areas. fgt.—TAO o'siork. Borst ALvaas.—" Nadas &ugh." " I tism n I Far psitirsdess see advt. BalTaliNla.—" The Old. Old atery." rhy ars sessa.—" Daisser." " A Jitney of keeel." DITBCF.I.LANF4I'4 Carotu.l'. .—OITSI2. 0fC11 , 1 4 / 1 11. Sal WS.? p,f4r7l, FeaU►al Orgaa at 6 o'clock. AUSIt ULTCZAL HALL.-011108 Casoit.-4 k.-.t 6701711'411 6d R 4 LL, I.AN .14 Uff.PLA, • Mr. Si, Fobtoll.-3 o'ciork. For portkoLiro too ad... Maim Illsworasca, Br. loss's RAI L. -- 6 1 eV•iwok ForrriAir HALL, rior Am; Lr.-111.r. klanisui N.... .; „ tainerat.--8 &riot*. ROYAL POLITIWIIIIIC.—The Onria. a. MADAMS Tuosaro's. THE IItIGHTIPUL ACCIDENT O.Y TH.: ~ ri W.IL/11 RAILVAT. ANOTHER DEATH. NEWNIIA3I. FRIDAY r.v-.T. I I The whole of the cattle have beau rem ~ - 1 t &replaced in a row at the aide of the railway. 1 • • ber dead is 38. The special cattle train coaoh , : • trucks, and six trucks of general asereharvi whole of the animals were booked for 11*.arke %- Reading, and Twyford. Twenty trucks were potty of Mains. Griffith., Thorns... and Evan.. 1 s as follows : 14 trucks, Griffiths ; t Thomas ; A fourth person (a drover) has died diirinir Gloucester Infirmary, and other lives are in . . danger. The names of the three deoca-ed lii Pitt are, John Probert, guard ; David Moms. Morgan. drovers. The fine is not yet el , an.l. be until the morninp,. THE 1.1171 foIiALI The forthcoming civic entertamment . • hall on Monday next, Lord Mayor's Day. prowl's.. an occasion of considerable public interest ; perhips • than cudinanly so. to Lad evening his Royal II nee the Duke of Cambi idge, and most of the •• Cabinet Minister& had accepted invitations, inclu Mr. Disraeli, the Prime Minister the Linl Charicei, : the Earl of Malmesbury, Lord Stanley. Mr. (lath. -.- Hardy. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir John ington, Lord John Manners, and dm Earl of Mr. Corry, the First Lord of the Admiralty, his -1. cued himself by reason, it is said, of a srve: • meAic affliction, and Sir Stafford Northcote will n •• pu-eut. Ills Excellency the American Minister ,ti e 11. i Bev:tidy Johnson), who appears to have made a is favourable impn.usion upon such of the citizens-4 200 in number—as were present at the sheri ffs Wedriesdayevening, has likewise accepted an invit have others of theforeign ambassadors and mein' , 7- • ,-orpe diploniatique. The Duke oi Wellington will - - • It is within the range of probability that the considering the time and place, and that we .17- :.• eve of a general election under a reformed may be an occasion of political interest. At the speech of the Premier. teeing that he bas -• in public since the pro rog ation of 'makeup s . • looked to with some witurW interezt.—Ti”4-. TLe uame of Lieut. Prince Arthur, h..it been struck off the roll of officers of Royal headquarters, Chatham. on his being transferred to corps of Royal Artillery. His royal highne !et entertained at a farewell dinner by the °Boers Royal Engineer,. at Brompton BarraAs, preriols:c his form,dly quitting the Royal Engineer The Marquis Ilastings still remains in s a:different health. and is unable to pro,teedto Egypt. The Earl of Mayo, the newly-appointed Vie. •t of India. CVO mpanled by the Cotintess of Mayo family, and the lion. Captain Bourke. k'ave town •• for Fart!, on their way to Calcutta. The Earl and Canute.* of Wilton a:, ahoa• take up their residence at Berton los1,.•• Mos.:. a Y , • bray, for the season. The Eurl and Counteta of S.:lon !.‘,41 ~ n . tortaining a veleet party at Cto‘•,-.1. • • Liverpool racev. Sir John Young kayos ton': ••••• nest. accompanied by Lady Young. t • 1:.•• : aa Governor-General of Canada in •: • Monclk. . The Goo,is announces. eh:go:L:11 what roundabout manner, that the Entresii is rarfirae--for the first tune since ts, l / 4 :. The Quetu of Prussia has just art - i , . tints. where her Majesty will reside for A r: The Queen Dowager of 1/retiden on the 314 l'lctolier, and to the n cal residence of Wee.eicitcie. o - short stay. she eat out for Mentone. On h.: M., departure the coutt of Saxony left Dresden. It Lacing turn stated that Ma.lem.. Patti had denianilixl the re.4l.' iation of h.- e this winter at St. Petersburg. Air letter to one of tic journals deu;in Oat tr..:: , . • A letter freak lit.seto-Valferte Nii!sa says • ••A parricide loss just "it herd. a man named Donato Cascioli luismz 1•.." his 4 two 'ions Filippo, a The former fractured his jaw with other stabbed him in the regiou of the h. a:: Alla •!‘ its The wounded man only survived two hear. di :cry then gave them-c!ves up to the pel..e '".e for the crime was that the father. a tit itloYhet. daring hi• money on .1 nu:tried s 'u‘.... x • of his childrcn.•' I'OVNT 1119111.‘11.: • S 1111A1.111. With t• '1" the health of Count do Dianarek. the Sr.( •• states that, notwithstanding repeated cff..rts. the lih! 9tettlll.l have not i.iteceetled in marks.: the slecl 4 friim which he continues to puff. r. In spit: of th tine he has to make in riding and drivin;. hi" c",'" system is still relaxed. The keted: Lrite.g. on contradicts the rumours sprc3 4 l by certain t,`Alltib sat a"rdiug to whi ch the Count is in r y good • l'ruhegi hi. ' t* Y from ror,onil or tWall untiers. Theee allegationii, add. the ) ..ar"il" ttlltl4ll/11. ale 014 , 000411 to tarts wed to the r. . I " . ' the eniitient Tut: Rititoe gig rigt.gto ragotoott. The Siadi.ihnoi Oct t of irrteti.oroltth (Dr. Magee , ha. b , '' . V. ly Slaclotmell. Dean of 01 4 '. the preacher at hi. cow-creation. whiet, tale pLee .n q hit. Lull Chapel, I.ith nat.. or S. Ire. tt,01214 hi-t. 11:0 • •' l . ' • ~s , bites be the Ahhlii•hosia y.,glr, the II •:. t i ' dun, sad the Diskop Oahmd. 1 ~ - - $1 LA' Fittia 1 hi lipped •a&1 ether •n, /lid m. to rh twee 1P!'!..1 Rind knoi 1 ut in ne gc'liF One tries (I,at 11 Pima aht, sr( r itail •••1 i,• 9h