The Express. — London, England, 1862-10-25 00:00:00

, I ir33 rtt l , g I.Ew, PAPER L 14 : 4.44 iT 4) ) , SSW/14DES A !~./ ' • ~yf.~i/f ~ s.''a••~r / / No. 5,057.] CAEIITTA Direct (under engagement to H.M. nca or Indbt, with quick despatch), the fast tailing teathoilt ship HOUGOCIIONT, A 1 12 years, g7s tons register. j. AN K. Commander: loath), in the But India I)oeks. Will sail from Oraresend on the 10th November.—Carries an experienced surgeon.—Apply to OILLATLY, HANLEY, and sAWFILL, 27, lasclanhallatrest. B.C. BOMBAY Direct —NOTICE to SHIPPERS.— The awarsigoesl clipper pidp CITY OF DELHI, A 1, 13 years, NS tom regglier DAVID - IL UIR, Commooder . loading In Ow lasi India Docks (owned by Ileaars. G. Smith and Sons, of O ), will receive goods all day Saturday, the 26th Inst.— ta CIELLATLY, ILASKILY, sad SEWELL, n, Leaden- LC. BOMBAY Direct (to follow the City of Delhi, with besettlate ilespateh), the ighixti 2 high.elisted Cupp r BAJAII OW COCHIN. A 1 14 yews, 1.007 tone righter. PIMP CUMMING, \ munander ; loading In the last India = . lO . LLLATLY, HAW/LILY, and BEMILL, 27. BUCK BALL MONTHLY AWITRALIAN WNW Dram LONDON Mu& Poet. Map. Teenage. . Dydeq Sydney Sydney Melbourne Melbourne M *lbw roe linetStsk Trident. Queensland qu senates d Golden City.... Queeirdind Montworeney.. To Sall Ms celebrated line of packets base, by their punctuality and sapid props, earned a world known mutation, and their pas senger accommodation le uniurpired by ray serer afloat.—For all r iculan reirceilla or to Australia apply to JA BB BANES and Co., IA • all Agents for the Black Bell Llne of Packer: and T. IeACKAY end Co.. I, Leaden ball-stmt. London. E.C. 1,100 London Oct. 25. 1,500 London Nov. 10. 1,500 Load= Nov. IA 2,000 K. India Oct. 25. 2.500 IL India Nov. Vi. 2.000 Z. ladle Dec 25. 2,000 IL India Oct. SO. 2.500 111 India Nov. 50. 1,500 IL Indio Doc. 50. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Blackwell-yard, London) LINE of PACK ET SHIPS to APS TRALIA. —For lilltLßOUßYilt. Port Phillilreet, to leave the Docks on THURnDAY, Nov. 00, calllngat P lym outh , the splendid clipper ship LINCOLNnIIIRE, 1,100 tons, EDWARD HARLE TUN, Commander ; lying in the East India Dock. Her accom modations for all classes of passengers are unsurpassed, and she will carry an experienced surgeon.—For freight or passage apply to M•Lks/D, ALLPORT, and MORGAN, with Messrs. Money Wigram and Sons, 7, Leadenhallatrost. Passenger* by this line of packets are conveyed trum Poddlogtou to Plymouth flest•class tot setmul Clam farm, and mond-clam tot third-Man tom. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL fiTRAM.SHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to sail between LIVIIRPOOL and NEW YORK, and between LIVER POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports to land and receive mails, goods, and passengers, the Boston ships calling at Halifax to land and receive passengers and ber Majesty's malls. The following or other vessels are ap pointed to sail from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the MUM: EUROPA, for BfkiTON, Saturday, November 1. PERSIA, for NEW YORK. Saturday, Nov. 8. ASIA, for BOSTON. Saturday, Nev. 15. Passage money, including steward's fee and provisions, but without wines or liquors ;—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, LPS ; second cabin, ClB. To New York, chief cabin. £26; second cabin, £l3. Freight to Halllas. Boston, and New York, 43 net too, and S per cent. primsn me —Apply to J. B. Foord, 52, Old broad.street, London : J. It Havre, and 12. Plana de la Bowie, Pans; 0. and J. Burns, Buchanan-street, Glasgow; D. and C. Wirer, Queenstown; or D. and C. M'lver, 8, Water , street, Liverpool TO BRITISH COLUMBIA FOR &IL IrEKitTrikkif COMMUNICATION to 'iEW YORK Itheet.—The LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK. tad PRIUDELPIIIA xnut KAMP COMPANY Wend despatch ing that WI-powered Clyde-bath bras Sava Steatualape, at Queteateete to embark paerangere aad dawobee. at follows : WEEKLY PRoM LIVERPOOL POE KEW YORK. CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Oct. Pg. ETNA, Wednesday, Nov. 5. CITI OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. 12. And every succeeding Wednesday. Cabin passage, 15, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the wean. modatloo. Forward passage, a guinea., including all provudons cooked. Pamengers for Canada. the United Statute, and British Columbia, booked through on very advantageous terms—For further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Waer.utreet, Liverpool; or to LIVES and MACHY. 61, King William-greet. City. 11010HILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS destmteh the nnoermentioned flrst-ebtu steamers: For ROTTERDAM and the RHIN?, the BATAVIEK, from the British and Foreign Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday morning, at it am., and the IYENOOIIO. Thursday morning early, from off the Tower. For BREMEN. twice • week, the ADLER, MOWS, or SCHWALBE, alternately Wednesday and Saturday, trim Horse lydown, at 11 ; calling at Blackwell Pier to receive passen gers at noon. Pares: al, and 105. Return Rants at a fare and a half. . _ for FfOiIIENBURO, the GUSTAF WASH, In a few days. from Bone : be be followed by the LONDON. Fares, E 3 35.. F7rCOPCNHAGEN, the EAST ANGLIAN, la a tea days. For freight, µimage, de., apps y►t Chaplin s Universal Gigot, degerwoireua W . , or to ramurrs. OItAVSA. ast4 PEULLIPPN, 11, lood.l►ne. B.C. NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE soarry. Established 1E66 on the principle of Mutual Insurance. THE WHOLE OF TUE PROFITS BELONG TO THE AbSCEED Accumulations exceed &3,ooo,ooo.—lncoms £331,000. Amount Anoared and Bonuses, £3,570,485. Bonuses Assigned to the amount of £1,611,156. The rates of premium are 10 per cent lees than those of most offices—a benefit equivalent to an annual bonus. One.half of the tint five annual premiums msy remain as a permanent ch►nce upon policies effected for the whole duration of life. For Prospectuses apply to the Society's Offices, 6, Crescent, New Brolge.street, LC. ; and Surrey-street Norwich. THE ONLY PRIZE MEDAL FOR CRINOLINES. INTERNATIONAL KXHIBITION. CLAM W. THE EMPRESS EUGENIE always uses THOLISoN'S PATENT CROWN CRINOLINES—the only oats combining owsfort with eiegesee. All 111001SuWS Skirts have their trade nark, vie., a "Crown.• except the Cardloahus. or Hinge Shirt, and those of their &VMS!a hove an Anchor," •• Stag's Head," " Spread Cagle, '' French Imperial Standard," or "a Star." AU others are in fringements of th,or patents. "The fuse Millet Thomson has become the fashion by its ele. lance and its easy use. It has an Infinite advantage over preced ing anangementn, that of being lighter, end glvlug to the these a ingipleneas and a flexibility which Ls wanting Is ancient Cri nolines."—L'Artlate. Sold everywhere. A FACT WORTHY OIF ROTS." WMILES REMOVED from Bond•street u, 73. BROOKArIitgET, tiANovEit-sgumitt. on the let October, hi34i. The Ire- Trousers inriginatAl by him better than ever. to .obllatnet 1911. GENTLFMEN'S DRESS.—HAMILTON and KIMITON heg to Inform gentlemen that the NEW Coops for the e.dning ~eaaon are of patterns and teeturns that tano•u be racelltd, and gpecimen garments are kept for illaptC giull or Wile at . _ 105. Strand, opposite Exeter-hilt. ► I. LADIES.-ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beauti fying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom It hoparta to the cheek, and the sof tness and delicacy which at induces of the hands and arias, Its capability of soothing Irritation ant re moving all min.., tali, pimples, spots, freckles, discoloration, and other cutaneous visitations, render It indispensa , le to every toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, rhethei with reference to cold and Inclemency, or intense solar heat. Price 45. ed std .4. ed. per bottle—Sold at tn. 11 two Itsr.i r o and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for &intends' li4lydor, - and beware of spurious sal pernicious articles uuder the MOO* Of .. Balydor.' A NEVER FAILING REMEDY.' Dr. ACHY $ BILIOUS and WT Y 3 PILLS, prepahil with out any Ideretirial Inpedient, from the recipe of Dr. keott, be found invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver com plaints, Indigestion, wind, spasms, giddiness, Wiriness of the eyes, &c. For habitual costiveness, es a family aperient medicine, and as a puriner of the blood, 'bey are truly excellent iu their operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, pi onsote digestion, and stem:then the whole nervous system.— Sold by W. Lambert, a, King William at, Cbaring.cinse, and by wet drugists, in boxes, la. 14d. and ta St lie sure to aak for Dr. ileotes &dims and Liver Alfa. The genuine are a square peen package, with Lambert" engraved on the stamp. ASTHMA, SHORTNESSof BREATH, BRON CHITIft, NISTRA LOIA. infallibly relieved and cured by the thiPICS CIGARWITES ireetond Fumigators). The smoke, being hundred. penetrates into the cheat, CAIIII4 the %hole Dem on, system, facilitates expectoration. and assists the funetiona of the important organs of respiration.-I'. &plc, Rue ll ' Aruster. dam... k Paris. Price U. ea. a box. sold la London by JtaliAll. Chemist, Hams/het. DiNNEFORDS PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been, daring twenty-eve years, emOatically LIM> booed by the medical profession. and univina accepted by the public, sa the best remedy for acidity of the stomach. beartiara, headache, gout, and indigestion, and as a mild apa rirut for delicate Cunuitlitiuna, Clore especially for ladies awl children. It is prepared, fn a state of perfect purity and midform strength, only by DINNEFORD and Co., Ir.!, New liondatreet, London; and said by all respectable chemists throughout the gravid. IE. RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE fedoras manhood to the moat shattered constitutions to four weeks. Failure la impossible. Ito streets are permanent No rintaultation sitouwary.—.w.l.l to cases, with full ittstrm•uon. ot Ifs., or tour quantities for 33a., wag anywhere, corotol:) Illieked on receipt of nowittawre nr stimpa.—gota marina. Pirnri old 33. i 'grand. hear Temola-her. MANLY VIGOUR restored to the most Debi litated Constitution, In a few weeks, by the sat of hi UDR of LIVE. lio ecoaeultation in required, and eololdrie reatoratiou is effected quickly and secretly, aa ours as that day sur rerd. night.— lu butt/mat ll* , and Sat, forwarded to soy tort, for rash or wimp., by the Axenta, tad CO, h arehouse, TAO, Mewed, London. MUSCULAR POWER RESTORED i n YOUKTEKN DAYS, without the possibility of failure. rOf imanu de .. l remedy enclose twelve StliMpl..—Adarces, It 46 1. 1 8. 111. ilesest-strtet, Low.tual. W. T LONDON, let. Flost-street. war Templebar. SAWYER'S YAMOCIII JONDON DI NNIGR for Tff DAY, POTACIMI. De Queue de Haut—! la Claremont. POlOOOO. Anguilla liturte—Merinos bits. 1211X113. Fricassee de Volaille—Boulanis de brut Sauce Tomato. B rut braise - Mouton MI Podding de College—Pomme aux 811.. Fromage et Sl lade. TO-MORROW, October le, the LONDON DINNIR will amid of— POTIOIS. Purte de LieVre:- - De Kaaront. POUIBON. Morue uuee we. MuKm —Karen' trite. CRUM Hari de Volatile —Cotelettes de Mouton k la Saublae. Porc—lkaut Poudi lig a la ltsaraia - tioigneta de Victoria. hostage of Salado. Oa MONDAY, the 27th Instant, the LONDON DINNER will goals& of— POTAGES. Tete de Vean —1 Ix Colbert. POISSON. biome sauce sax ltdiTes- -- Riles de brills triter Escalopes de Vasa a l'Koossalse—Sshal Eau/ retl—lioutoo Domini de Gibier. Pondlog 11511; WatOs—d'Artols. lroraig• 64 &lade. An extensive and earetareelseded eke* et Presets, thentsh, Mouth' and other Wizen Imported expramip for The London Dinner. Turtle Soap, and all Pleb In moon daily. The attention of Clergymen. Moses, and Professional Gen tlemen is especially drawn to the advantages offered by these elegant Saloons; which fulfil all the requirements of a West end Club of the meet aristocratic and exclusive character. L'oo trove. dam Is Salle de Lecture non seulement les mail leurs Journanx Angle* main anal Journauz Allemande, Fran cs* at Belie& Open on Sand/last four o'clock. SAWYIL. Proprietor. rIRYSTAL PALACE.-MONDAY NEXT. NJ Open Iron 9 o'clock till 6 LIOTAIID at i o'clock. U. LEOTARD can ONLY be SEEN at the CRYSTAL PALACE. where he will appear in his graceful performances on the /LYING TRAPEZE across the Centre Transept on MONDAY NEXT, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thu May : and on Friday next, for the last time at the CRYSTAL PALACE. Performance Monday next to coalmen°. at Three o'clock. CRYSTAL PALACE. -ARRANGEMENTS for MONDAY NlXT.—Open at Nine Orchestral Band at Upper laudable at I. 0 Leotard and Orchestral Band at Great Admissi Origi on n to ti ll, CM One Mining. Children, Sixpence. THE LONDON PAVILION.—For a period of three years the proprietn-s have spared no expense or labour In catering for the annimment of the public; and while returning thanks for past favours, they trust, by judicious management, and carefully adhering to the wants of their to merit a continuances! that support which it will ever De their mute and study to gain. A change of entertainment every eve ning, In which Little CorrelU, Mies Constance, Madame Loseblnk Madame Valckenacre, Mr. 11. De Brenner, Sam Collinalevib .. c. l Fred. French will tate part—The LONDON PAVILION,I streetc—LOlßL and BONNIUMMEIt, Proprietor& IMPORTANT RALE id NATURAL HISTORY, comprising Books, Minerals, Birds, Fold* de. PIE. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Room, 38, King-street. Covenagarden, on URSDAY and FRIDAY. Oct 30 and 31, at half-past It pre cisely. the excellent LIBRARY of NATURAL iiisroaY, and other esteemed works; also the collection of minerals, lards, Run and pistols. bookcases, prints, and miscellaneous articles, the property of William Parc-real Hunter, Fay. : to which is added an Laptiara mummy, New Zealanders' heads, human skeletons, shells, telescope by Dollonet micro.copie objects, cabinets, and other items, from the (Winston Literary and Scien tific Institution.—On view the day prior snd mornings of sale, and catalogues had. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. WISES of superior quality. Porte Superior old crusted, Me., ; very choice, Ms., 00s. ; ditto from the wood, 271, 3'a.: superior, 345., 286 per dozen. Sherrie. : Pine, 275.. 32a., 30a.: high quality, 42a., 46a, 541 ; Vino dl Pasta, 48s. Amon tillado anal Mansaailla, Ms.. Ma per dome. Marsala. 18a; Lisbon, rich or dry, 33.. llucellea, 30a ; Champagne, gond, 434., Os.; ditto choice broods, 00a., Ma., 725. Claret, 206., 20a, 30s. ; Si. Julien. Ac., 30a., 42a., etia. : Chateau Margaux, do., 06c, 72a. Hocks and ttmelles, 304., sir., Ms.. very superior, 116 a, 71. Wines of other descriptions equally reasonable. All goods delivered free within Live miles. Terms, cash.-76, Sishopemsto stmot-mithin LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH and SONS. 3 and 4. GOODOE-STR.SET. W. BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS end COUCHM Barrack Furniture, Trunks, Perlman teen; te.-1111, rnutsclilly. Catalogues tree. DAVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, le. 4d. and IL ed. per lb.. One British sax, Is, Pd.: transparent wax, la ed. ; genuine wor., la 4d. ; Gorman wax, Is. ed.: botanic yea, LL : tent Is. : composite, tab., 9d., and the best, IS; o tor lamps, eld. ; mums, 9d. ; dips, ; moulds, Pd. , Cobs oil, 4a. 9d. per g allo n: yellow seep. 40a, eis., sad hia per Ildba . mottled. 48a ; old brown Windsor, Ia set. per pease; common brown Windsor, la; white Windsor, is. ed. ; hooey, la. 4d.. al> cerine and almond, is per her—tor cosh, el Pt. P. DAVIIM and Atllia' old-established ware. house, eh Martin's lass, Charing-moss, London. W.C. VALUES of GOLD. —WATHERSTON and BROODEN, for the Information of the Public and their aumeroul Patrons, beg to make the following announcement re graithe VALVE of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the bite e:li the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being Melded bate 24 parts or carat., It follows that geld of 114 carats Ina, is 18 carats.. L 3 3 84 faints ..111 11 10 worth ..L4 a 114 17 carata.. 3 0 2 scarats.. 1 8 31 per 01111011. 16 carats.. 218 74 7 carats .. 1 4 9 tes carats.. 4 1 6 16 carats.. 213 1 6carats.. 1 I 2j $2 carats (British 14 carats.. 2 9 64 6 carats .. 017 S standard) 11 17 101 13 carats.. 2 6 0 4 carats .. 014 21 El carats.. 14 4 12 cants.. 2 2 14 S carats .. 010 71 10 curate.. II 10 91 11 carats.. 118 1 !carats .. 0 7 1 19 carats.. 3 7 3 19 aerate.. 115 41 1 carat ... 0 3 64 Manufactory, IA lienriettastniet, Covent-garden, W.C., London. Assays made of Chains sad Jewellery for Is. each. N.B. This Establishment is closed at 6 In the evening, and on Saturdays at one o'clock SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, will moat certainly preserve theist/ht. Better cannot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebble', 151.; steel. with glasses, Ss. to 101. Gold and Meer Spectacles and Eye.Olasses in great variety, at equally low prices. Harris's Prospect Glaze, Gd. post tree. 1110 i. HARRIS and SON, Opticians to the Royal Family, opposite the British Museum Gates, London. Established 1780. t..ution.—No travellers employed. NEW BPORTINO PAPER, price THREEPENCE. On the Ist of November, • TH E SPURTING GAZETTE (Limited). A new First Class Weekly Newspaper, published every Saturday morning, In time for the early trains, devoted to the Turf, Coursing, Hunting, Steeplechasing, and other Sports and Amuse. meats. the Drama, Music, and Literature. Conducted by a Committee of noblemen and gentlemen and Edited by W. LANGLY.T, twitted by practical and experienced writers, and many contributors of eminence. Annual subscription, unstanipeel, 131 : stamped, 171 44. Advertinementa and "tibeenptlons must be acoompanted by • postoßke order, payable to Richard James Kennett, publisher, 14, Yorkatreet, Covent-garden, London, W.C. PRE DREAM of JOY. Soog. Musk by w. VlifellalT WAU.ac►. Poetry by J. L 2a. ad. TIM BLEEP of SORROW. Snow Mule by W. VI NCI= WAL fAca. Poetry by J. K CARPENTER. ER. Old. Loudon : Hobert Cocks and co., New Burlingtonwtreet ; sad of all nmalcwllera. Just published, price Is., post free la stamps, or In a sealed envehoe 5:0 stamps, a Medical Work on IUARRIAGE ; treating on Man, Mind, and .01 Matter, showing how nervous debility and premature de cline Is Prminced by disregard of Nature's laws. Contents General and acquired deldlity, from early inexperience. diseases and disarrangement of the niuseillar system . nervous and phy sical Irritability ; total or partial prostration. Make this rn valuable work your curdy and adviser for self .cure.—Addreall. Messrs MIRKY and Co , Surgeons, 1., Berners-street, Oxford street, Loudon, W.C. c‘mailltatious daily, 11 till 2, sod trona till g. Sunday, by appointment. Di Cillt7lB ON NEAVOWINF3M, GINSEAL Jut published, price la post free from the Author to It stamps, MEDICAL V3SAY on the CAUSE and El. CUM of PRZIII/11TRE DECLINE le MAN, with plain directions for perfect resters:Me le health and rigour. the remit of twentplire years' successful practice In the tivatment of these peculiar nervous and solo' red diseases which tend to embitter and shorten life. By Dr. J. L. Cue,,., Athenutrillibliek Londoo. Ooesnitations, 10 DU 3, and 6to 8. We feel no hesitation In sa)in.i there is no memberof sostety by wham the bout will oot be found usetni—whether such person arm relatiou of wino . preseptnr. or cieriminsu."--mo. rd.n•ine • Vann. V, 6..0.01: I. AIM.., W. erurNir Am*. CILTIITAL hint rformance will he given this afternoon. This dayami nest turday com plete the swim of Antis; Saturdays which the directors an 'mooed during the EzhilistMo. On Saturday, November Bth, the Half•crown Saturday Concerto will moominsime. Leotard will perform daily up to Friday, whim his engage. meat Metairie@ ; and on Saturday the Metropolitan Schools Choral Society give • great concert of 4,000 childrw o and members of the society. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1862. 7301 f LAST MORT'S GAZETTE. Amumvrn. (woe Os swamis AND swims PA WO BO OBTAINED AT MI 0/1101 Or TIM OHMIP lIOOJT A 3 COOBT OF WIEBOPTOT. U.I.4ITIOSTA WILLIAM baker, - surrender/ JILLMA3, Canterbury, 4 to Noe. 0. at It Wugian Tirogall Mannlao, Duke-street, Uneolies-lan-ftelds, Nov. n, at 11. loan HAUB, little Turnstile, Holborn, journeyman cabinet maker, Nov. 11. at 1. loam BoUnama, Bonibpte.lll,ldlesex,bootmalter, N ow. 11,at lt ItOROZ Pittlen,sen., Shouter-pl. Limebouse, baker, N0v.11,6110. Witualt CrTEUsaitTson, Fastmount-temcc, Whitechap4 mission agent, Nov. 11, at 1. Tuouts Attlar, fierinoaret, Emston-eq , auctioneer, N0v.11,410. osoaos milke-seitatungboianze, Kent, eltlp owner, Nov. li , iR li p ?demise= Tune; Bolingbroke-row, Walwerth, lace dealer's aasistent, Nov. 11, at 1. ROBERT BUTTON EDWARDS, Yarmouth, builder. Nov. 11, at 12. EWER SUCH, Balliford-street, lellngton, editor, Nov. 11, at I. Wnaws DARRTSHIRR, Chelsea, furniture dealer. Nov. 11, at 10. AMID ()Annan . , Great Tower-et shipbroker, Nov. 11, at It Jon WIAM, The Grange, Islington, conunnaion agent, Nov. 11, at IL DAVID CHARLES FoLIRS, Towerot, City, grocer, Nov. 11, at Ike. HISSIOWD OItRALD IFITSOKRALD, Paternoster-row, City, newspaper proprietor. Nov. 11, at 111. Joe' Tgto I.o3ooxna, Park-place, Bayswater, Nov. 11, at 12}. JAIME Was.tax I[lllllllo, ILionotreet, New Kessaread, attar- Deja clerk, Nov. 11, at lta Sarum Barmiest, Upper. marsh, lembeth, bricklayer, Nov. 11, at It. Oosersarnrie Pr=m Cavendish-square, clerk, Nov. U. at ISt. Augusts Cantos,Albert-atreet, Waterloo-road,general merchant, Nov. 11, at 12. /mow DAUM Whiteerosostreet, baker, Nov. 11, at It .708/1 SIAIIAR, Twickenham, commercial traveller, Nov.ll,st Ili Lieu:nee RUMAT, ltiltee-street, Wandsworth-road, late livery stable keeper, Nov. 11, a 1 112. ALYZED (WRY, Uppsr-street, Islington, wins merchent, 11, at 1.11. NATIIABILL ISLOBAN, Cannon-street-med, St. George'airalbs- Nast, house decorator, Nov. 11, at 11. JOBS Pay, landseerroad, Upper Holloway, clerk, Nov. 11, at 11. SIARTUt WILLIS'S EIKE, Zhenelarderrace, tenpin n ll. ship broker's clerk, Nov. 11, at 11. Wri.t.uar Aarrroi, Newassa-streel. Ostordetreet, nunicel Wahl!. meat decorator, Nov. 11. at It. GR)ROR HURT FLOOD, St.PetePs-chainberkeornhill, and Lloyd's, City, Insurance broker, Nov. 11, at 11. TgoIIASSTIAMIAN, Lye, kent, corn merchant, Nov. 11, at 12. Cloonol JOHN Witudta, Croydon, Surrey, grocer, Nov. 11, at 1. 101111 Clitt2oll, jun., Loughton, Beset, agent for agricultural works, Nov. it, at 1. Wu. Lissi Batumi, Dockhead, Bermondsey, Ironmonger, Nov. 11, at 1. Wituaz HUBBARD, Almard..Bow-common, painter, Nov.ll, at 1. JAM= EDWARD MOONEY, Dudley, licensed victualler, Nov. kat It Jaime NORTIIWoon YOM; Leominster, feihnonger,Nov.lo, at It Wu.u.an llloOs , Worcester, and Droitwich, tobacconist, Nov. 7, at la Jame Suitiks, Birmingham, provision dealer, Nov. 3, at 12. Salton Desks, Dudley, stationer, Nov. 7, at 11. GitoSOR ALBERT Winn, Coventry, 'lnman, Nov. 7, at 12. THONAB Barra, Leicester. maltater, Nov 6, at 11. HENRY WA/111801,3R,Nottinghentconunisakonagent,Nov.6,at IL WiLLIAII Teals, Nottingham , builder, Nov. 6, at 11. Jona MBank Whitson, ltonmoothah., *inner, Nov.S. at 11. Tlenias RUB, Beneath, Pembrokeshire, farmer, Nov. 7, at 11. 010601 NILSON, Bristol, nurseryman. Nov. r, at 11. JABS* SMITH, Gloucester, licensed hawker, Nov. 6, at 11. 11.1.1111111711 BRUNO Gobraki, Mauldin*, Devonshire, lodging house keeper, Nov. 6, at 12. Huai Bampsor RuxitaLL6, Itedruth, butcher, Nov. 6, at 12. WILLI= MUTH, Taunton, Somersetshire, builder, Nov. 1, at 1. Ralik HOLDOWOIIII, Sheffield, merchant, Nov. 17, at le. Isaac BooTH. Bradford, egret, Nov. 17, at 11. Joint CMUUTTIiaIt.9, Liverpool, licensed victualler Nov. 4, at 11. HENRY TRIIIIII.AN Liverpool, broker , Nov 6, at 11. Jour JARMAN, Manchester, travelling draper. Nov. 7. at 11. THWIASWILLIAX Rowau, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, brewer, Nov. 5 at 11. CiiiiiM1511111111:311s, Birmingham, railway porter, Nov. 10, at 10. ALvagb Hswirag, Birmingham. gun screwer, Nov. 10, at 10. Hung Benne, Liverpool, ship chandler, Nov. 4, at S. Timms BABMAB , Liverpool, hardware dealer, Nov. 10. at 3. Jong Lisa, Manchester, and Rnsboline, near Manchester, schoolmaster, Nov. 10, at N. GROWN lloUnsEY, Rheilleld, scale maker, Nov. 12, at ?. ANOINT/ HOPKINS, Similleldiboot dealer, Nov. i& M lease HALL, Neston, Cheshire, clogntaker, Nov. 17, at 10. Boos CoLuerr, High Iroby. Cumberland, builder, Nov.!, at 11. JAN= TY iCKI. Chasmater, Cornwall, stationer, Nov. 1, at 10. Lliefgan Clislugs Dynes, Raton Bocon, Bedfordshire, wheel wright, Nov. 0, at & WiLusir JOHN PLPPIIR, Coventry, minter. Nov.ll, at 3. Ozone Tinian, Mayfield, Staff re, Joiner, Nov. 14, at 11. FRS.DIDUCK BROTHIKKIDOL Jun., Tewkesbury, farmer,Nev.4.at lt Jour Pt 1133 HOutins, Haley, 10. Lincolneb., publican, Nov. 4, at COMM' WoODSI. Jun., NI orwic , grocer, Nov. 6, at 1L Fola.grr, Swansea ,widow), Nov. 4, at& ALFRED PITT, Weston4iiper.llsre Anmersetabire, Nov. 11, M 1. HURT ROAD PRICK, Westonsuper.lisre, attorney, Nov.ll, at 11. Ozoitaitfrolli, Weston.soper-)lace, coal merchant, Nov.ll, at 12. WILLIAM EDWARD TIPPING. FitOn, V orksh.,news wait, NOV. S. at ALNIAJIDIA CLIANK, Holesoweu, Worcestershire, retail brewer, Nov. 2.5. at 10. THOMMI 01171MI,Petnnaenmawr,Carearvonah.,ingth.Oct.19,ata ANNE 110011113, Netrquay, Cariligansh., Hour dealer, Nov. 10. at 11. LILAC NoSHORT, Coosleton, Cheshire, butcher Nov. 5, at 11. JOHN NAOMI/Lug 51asHrori. Poole, boot faker, Nov. 13, at 12 . Joar.rh ToNtJarioN csox•u s limy" Yorkshire, book keeper, Nov. 11. at 10i. - - Eiilual Yalu), 'tandem, Staffordshire, Innkeeper, Nov. 8, at 11. Taottas AMINO, Weatbromakh. farmer, Nov. 6, at 10. LAST EXAMINATIONS, Nov. N. S. Raulehurst, Chichester.plaos Graysintiroad, watchmaker-Nov. 211 H. Chown. Sion-college and St. Swithin's lane, City,witie merchant-Nor. 26. T. J. Browning, High-street, Poplar, baker-Nov. 20. G. Fade, Great Dover.street, South wark, rope dealer-Nov. 27. J. Futtock, St George's-street Eut, draper-Nov. 26. 0. Pearcy, Princes-street, Hanover-square, tailor-Nov. MC F. O. Orchard, River-terrace, Kings-cress, tent maker-Nov. 20. J. Wright, Upper Bride.street, Barosbury, butcher-Nov. 24. W. Guest, Laniplon.mewsWestbournegrove, cab driver-Dec. 12 . J. East, Newgate Poultry-mark. t, City. and Aylesbury-street, Clerkenwell, poultry saleunan-Nov. IL G. Darcy. Felixstowe, Suffolk, licensed victualler-Dec. 5. Birchen, Aston, Warwickshire, builder-Nov. 21. O. Ploys, Wal sall, coal dealer-Nov. 21. R. rum, Jun., &Rion, charter master -Dec. 2. J. G. Leeman, Bush" Notts, draper-Nov. Is T. Coltman. Leicester, turner-Nur. 16. D. Young, Leicester. hosier -Nov. IS. N. Morley, Nottingham, licensed victualler-Nov. 16. T. Simpson, Derby, plasterer-Nov. 18. H. James, Nottingham and Menton, braid machine bander-Nov. 18. W. Bland, York, innkeeper-Nov. 16 M. Kelly, Leeds, broker -Nov. 16. R. Town end and W. Towoend, Bradford, 'musical instrument maketm- Nov. Ist .1. Ellis, lttarbeck, Yorkshire, working gardener-Nov. 17. F. Carrington, Lower Tranmere, Cheshire, beerbouse keeper -Nov. 17. J. Swift, Liverpool, plumber -Nov. 18. C. Atteobury, Salford, licensed victualler-Nov. 19. 0. J. Cutter, Knutsford, Cheshire, tailor-Dec. 9. E. Atkins, Birmingham, manufacturer of black jewellery-Dec. 9. J. Palmer, Birmingham, licensed vie. toaller-lee. 9. C. Davis, Birmingham, writing clerk-Dec. P. T. Rimini', Birmingham, plumber-Dec. V. X lorbott, ham, machinist Dec. 9. J. Humphries Perry Barr, Statbed ahire, plaited bridle maker-Dee. u. J. Needle, Aahoi-junta Bir mingham, chair maker-Dec. 9. J. Davis, Birmingham, pearl button maker-Dec. 9. J. Trurnun, liinningham, journeyman brass cock maker-Dec. 9. 11. Deakin, Astooluxta.Blrminghain, gilt toy meker-Dec. O. R. H. Amnia, Birmingham. engine fitter -Dec. 9. W. Fowler. flandsworth, Staffordshire, attorney-Dec. 9 W. Lowe, Birmingham, assistant messenger to the District Bankruptcy Court- Dec. 9. E. Edmonds, Birmingham, steel pen manufacturer's clerk-Dec. 11. W. Bowrey. Kola's Nui ton, Wor cutenthire, builder - Dec. V. W. Roberts, King's Norton, builder's foreman-Dec. 9. A. Hathaway. Birmingham, greengrocer -Nov. 22. T. Sprawson, Harbury, N erwickshire, licensed victualler- Nov. 10. S. Seurell Wimhoene Minster, „Dorsetshire. builder - Nov. 12. T. Malkin, Oulton, Staffordshire, grocer -Nov. 12. W. Packman, Worcester, greengrocer-Nov. 11 J. Romeuten, Wor cester, greengrocer-Nov. 12. T. Probett, Worcester, cider mer chant-Nov. 12. O. Waldron. Worcester, file cutter-N0v.12. J. Brtffirman.Clalnes,Worcestershins. retail brewer-Nov. 12. W. P. Woodward, Worcester, mall contractor - Nov. It 0. James, Worcester, victualler-Dec. 5. H. Gingen, Presbury, Gloucester shire, labourer-Nov. 17. W. Williamson, Durham. bootmaker- Nov. 17. C. Allen, Sunderland, potato. dealer-Nov. 27. W. K. Brown, South Shields, butcher-Nov. 24. N. Bray, Peterborough, turner-Nov. 14. T. Fitzpatrick, Stockport, beer retailer-Nov. 15. J. Merrick, Chertsey. Surrey, corn dealer-Nov. 11 H. Shaw, Aehtomunder-Lyne commission agent-Nov. 20. G. V. Eacott, Weston-super-Mere. grocer-Nov. 10. J. Parfait, Great Malvern, Worcettenhire, lodging. house keeper-Nov. 6. H. /Mushy. Crabtree and Sheffield, Yorkshire, !wisher-Nov. 6. H. Turton, Crooke., Sheffield. tool fitter-Nor. 6. E. Pox, Sheffield, tin plate worker-Nov. 24. E. Davies, Boil Broughton, Worcestershire, blacksmith-Nov. ill J. Clifford, Strati n, floatersetshire, boot ma ker -Nov.ll. W. Cos Irthlingborough, Northamptonshire, boot manufacturer-Nov. 14. T. Hawley, Great Lobed, Buckingham shire, machine man at railway works-Nov. 14. E. Jones. the Green, near Restate. Denbighshire, late cancer-Nov. 26. D. Storer, Norwich, licensed victualler, sad tcprowatou-next-Nor. !rich, brickmaker-Nov. lg. J. Ileonekl, Barkstone. Leicester shire, wheelwright-Nov. 21 W. Richardson, Excleston, Lanca shire, journevitan joiner -Dee. V. J. F. Harper, Dudley. Wor. amgenWre, ironmonger -Dec 9. W. Wheabe, Wmtdaide, Worces tershire, (uneaten-Dec. 9. H. J. Aldridge, Tipton, Stafford shire, tailor. BAN KRUPTCY_ANN UI.LED. o.t. 17. RAmIIIL Jule ?MAR, Regeut.M.reet, umbrella manu facturer. _ JOINT STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. Amin-Fnzscii PURCXLAIN WIIIPANT •Ltyrfcn;, Nov. 12, at 1, at BiaingbaUatreet—petition for winding-up. DICLARATIONti OF DIVIMENDS. putizßytm and fiawkom, Great ML Nebel, City, metal brokers —let dividend of It ld., any Tbursdai, at btandeld's, Omani- Joe Caine, Bristol, groorr-Ist dividend of to. 9d., any Wed nesday, AL Aeranian's, Bristol. WILLIAM BAGoorr, Brnmyanl, Herefmnlshire, innkeeper—lit dividend of ea. OkL, any Thursday, at Kinnear's, Birmingham WILUAM BBAXP MOBDAY. Kgliata. hurray, grocer—dividend of 2a, any Wednesday or Thursday, at Gregory's, Chertsey. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 11. J. B Cross, Moorgatektreet, City, and Alma-road, Canonbury, watch manufacturer—Nov. 18. W. F. Smith, Coven tryktreet, Haymarket. hosier—Nov. 8. K. J. Hall, Shocks.cop. pice, Orfordahlre, tanner—Nor. 5. T. Waffis, Klngstonmpon. Hull, grocer—Nov. t. H. Taylor. Hoesforth, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer—Nov. 17. .1. W,•nabell, Ilkeston. Derbyshire, sta. tioner—N. v. It 11. C. Hockley, Stamford, Lincolnshire. Iron. monger—Nov. 6 It. Brotherton, Bishop Auckland. painter— Nov. 5. 0. Haswell, Bishop Auckland, builder—Nov. 6. W. Allan, Bishop Auckland, frulterer—Nov. 5. W. A. Wise, Thesle 711 e. burst. Berks, smith—Nov. 7. J. Itearl, New Mills. Derbyshire, cotton oasts. spinner—Nov. 17. W. labbie aad T. I'. Ackerman, Whitecrookatreet, and New tut. Lambeth. drapers—Nov. 17. B. Richardson, Wordsley, Staffordshire. glass manufacturer—Nov. 17. H. Edwards. Birmingham, merchant—Nor. M. H. Dalton, (separate estate). Manchester. calico printer. - PARTNEIMHIVN DISSOLVID • • • - • J. A. Mann merebahts— O. Elphlastose and W. Pia aseeDeaks. Keel, fardwril — J. As pelt, 6. Booth, and J. Hunt, Middietoe Lancashire, an far as regards J. Hurst—O. Ritchie W. Stubbs, Mac clesfield, silk throwetars —D. Ritchie and 8.. land. Co ventry and Prescott, watch movement makers— H. T. Speer and W. Saunders, Liverpool, reed crashers—J. lickard and I J. Webber, St. Austell, cowman, drapers—C. Reed, IL Pardon, F. C. Darby, and W. Crooke', Wine Odlee-coart. Fleet.stmet, proprietors of the "Chemical News"—Juba Yardley. James Yardley, and W. Yardley, learnworth, Lammahlre, iroadounders, so far as, regards W. Yardley—J. W. Ward add G. Ward, West Liberals struck all Tories struck off 81 Liberal gain on objections. Liberal claims admitted lB7 Tory claims admitted 183 Liberal gain on claims. 1 Total Mond mkt Numerically the new register will b. 8 less than the pre vious one, but the voting %power will be 33 greater, there h dm aving beep 50 duplicates struck out, sad only V duplicates aitted. Importing Too without colour on the leaf pro. vents the Chingos passing off inferior bmwn leaves as In the usual kinds. Bornholm's Tee Is uncoloured, therefore always rod ilnko• Ileld in Whine by IMO agents.—(Advertifiesseat4 Basiket lisma. huniass—lmbella Severn sad Fanny Atherden, V* o4l,6 t=ndillaare—W. Farrow and J. IL At kinson, Be issaamooliary Anne Heath and Sash Barks, Ipswich, Suffolk, nals—J. R. Cartwright and IL Bate, Bath, eassmin—S. Cockerill, T. Greenwood. end J. achoffeld, Rochdale, machine makers, on tar as re gards S. Cockerill—A. F. Clarke and .1. C. Paton, Manchester. wooliegMerehanta—S. Taylor and G. Reader, Ilintanghsvamac tioeser•—W. Press, R. Prftr, Sarah Press, and B. H. Cawley and Farrington Gurney. Somersetahlre, farmers, so far ae regards H. PTINNI —J. (lollop. J. Eidler, and G. Waters, Lydney, 01.esststshtre coal merchants, so ter as regards G. Waters— W. H. flalthsts and E. Douglas, Birehin-lane, City, healers— D. H. Disibeil and IL IL Bushell, City, hop merchaaia—W. Bd -1 and J. Harrison, Blackburn, machluists—J. Lytton, Jun., aM J. M. Poss. Chelaidord, ism. tanners—S. Lidingtoa and f i lfs4ngton, Old C o nc h, tinguse keepers—J. H. Conch, G. and W. A. Dartmouth. shipbtdldere—H. Balton and W. Goddard, Eton, Buckinghamshire, bulldoze—C. I Dixon and R. Dixon, Wellington, Shropshire, ale merchants — H. Bohr and Roe E. Firmstone, Winchester, schoolmasters—R. /Jewish sad W. French, Hereford, tailors —R. Unwin, .1. Stoma tad, and B. T. Taylor, Hanley, Staffordshire, earthenware manu facturers, so far us= SEQUESTRATIONS. Hail, Ol B. T. Taylor. ROBIN? WETS. Glasgow, nth merchant, Nov. S. at the Faculty argow. Max Caguas, Ortmdcrule, near Mothven, saw miller, Oct. 29, at the Solicitors' Library, Perth. Mations:l. Ang Mactenzni, Miss (deeeseetil, Dingwall, Oct 2S, at the National Hotel, walL 1033112 M7xDos , Holmbe, Cathcart, carter, Oct. 29, at the Globe Hotel, Paisley. THOMAS HINDIIII/01, Tradieton, Olsegew, the manufacturer, Oct. 10, at the Faculty Ball, Glasgow. JANIS B owr HIMDZ/WOll and 111•111031 CLAPPIRSON or Hew- Glasgow, wholesale stationers, Nov. 1, at the Faculty H~ailG w. Dozzatiz Conflict, Thurso, pavement merchant, Nov. 4, at M'Carthy's Temperance Hotel, Thurso. TEE GALES. BURNING OP THE SHIP HINDOO. LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. The gale which has swept over this town and the neighbourhood still continues, though with ken intensity than the storm of the premien' &ye. Semi of the shipping is the river has suffered severely, but fortun•%ly no tom of life has occurred. The ease, unhappily, however, is dif ferent, outside, and many rumours are rife as to the loss of several ships, together with their crews. Some of the coasting steamers which have arrived here report fearful weather in the Channel, and also the sighting of several 1 1 vowels more or lees in distress. Last night • communication was received from the Bidaton telegraph station to the effect that a large vessel was in the Queen's Channel dismaated. Immediately afterwards another telegram was received stating that rockets were being fired from the Formby lightship. As soon as possible the two Liverpool lifeboats were despatched, in tow of two steam-tugs, to the vicinity of the lightship, and mcartained that a dismasted ship had been seen in the Chan•eL The boida went in search of the vowel, but failed to naske her out, and ultimately the boats and the steam-tugs returned to LiverpooL The mystery has been cleared up, for early this morning a telegram was received here from Waterloo to the effect that a large ship was on fire on Taylor's Bank, and in con sequence of the strong smell of petroleum it was believed that the ship was homeward bound from one of the British North American ports. This conjecture proved correct, for it was soon ascertained that the burning vessel was the Hindoo, boned from Montreal to , Liverpool, laden with • cargo of petroleum. This vessel was overtaken in the Channel by the fearful gale, and after working up as far as the Bell Buoy the gale became so furious, and the ship was so disabled, that she almost became unma nageable, and to prevent her, if possible, from drifting ashore the mute were cut away. This precaution, however, proved to be unavailing, for the ship, propelled by wind and tide, drove ashore near Formby. Endeavours were now made by those on board to reach the land in safety ; but besides the storm another fearful enemy arose—the ship was discovered to be on fire, and this with • amp of petroleum oo board. The fire soon got hold of the vessel, and the crew, seeing that there was no chance of Navies anything, attempted to gain the beach. After swimming through a sea of petroleum —far the cargo bad broken up and was washing out of the ship—the crew, with the exception of five who were drowned. reached the land. Many of the crew were severely injured, and Captain Murphy, commander of the Hindoo, was much crushed by the drifting wreak, beside' being nearly poisoned with petroleum. At ten o'clock to-day not a vestige of th e ill-fated ship was visible ; but that there had been • fire of petroleum there could be no mistake, for the stench from the vicinity of the wreck prevailed all over Liverpool ; and so great was its effect on the Exchange news-room that the Boor had to be sprinkled over with chloride of lime. The Hindoo left Montreal for this port on the 17th of September last, wit's • cargo of about 3,000 barrels of rock oil on board. The ship was owned by IL L Wilson, Esq., of this town, sod commanded by Captain Murphy. A letter received here from Buda, Cornwall, gives some further particulars of the total loss of the Benooolen. On Sunday last during • heavy gale her masts were carried away, by which two men were killed, and • third killed by the falling of • block. The Benooolen had been drifting about the Channel up to the 21st instant, when, at about three o'clock in the afternoon, she drove ashore near the breakwater at Buds. The weather was fearful, and the vessel soon became a total wreck. The captain (Chambers), the first and second mates, and 25 of the crew perished. Only six were saved. The survivors are hearty in their praise of the conduct of Sir T. D. Acland, Bart., and W. Maskell, Eaq., who gallantly merited them to reach the shore on spars, and then entertained them in the most hospitable manner. The cargo was washing ashore for miles around the vicinity of the catastrophe. A HIGH TlDL—Owiug to tho recent gales and the great quantity of rain water that has fallen from the high and low lands into the river Thames, the water has risen to an unusual height, flooding the market gardens along the Surrey and Kentish shores, and doing an incalculable amount of mischief to the vegetables growing in the grounds, and, combiaed with the high winds, has in many places literally swept acres of vegetation away. Many of the licensed victuallers will also be serious losers, for the water rushed into the cellars and roes so high as to send casks of beer and spirits flying about in all directions, sad in many cases the casks were split and the liquors of course lost. At Loodonbridge high water was due at five mi.mtee put two o'clock yesterday afternoon, when a scene on the river of an exciting nature took place. Owing to the gale which had prevailed, every precaution was taken to prevent the shipping and smaller craft from being carried away by the force of the current, with the exception that a sudden rise of the liver would cause the vessels to ascend much higher than the additional hawsers employed to keep them in their proper politico, and the consequence was the fastenings snapped in many places, and the craft driven about to the mercy of the waves. In some oases small wherries were driven against each other, and had their sides stove in and sank. The water at high tide rose so high as to eater the cellars of her Majeary's Custom-house, in Thameastreet, and after the water bad drained off, a few lime sacks were found to have ignited, owing to the lime becoming slaked by the water. Fortunately several of the fir* brigade, who are always kept on duty, having been called to the spot by the watchman, they succeeded in quickly extinguishing the fire. The accounts broutit su r by the guards of the South Western and South Railways are of a disastrous character ; in many places acres of ground are said to be under water. WEST KENT REVISION. The revision of the lists of voters for West Kent by John Harrell, Baq., commenced at Bromley on the 29th alt., and terminated at Greenwich on the llth brat. Sub joined is the resat : Votes lapuuged. New Claims Admitted. Districts. Neu- Pol Lib. Tory. t ,.. d. Dup. Lib. Tory. ti . k. : Dup. Blackheath 29 57 8 4 46 34 7 0 Bromley l2 13 0 2 26 13 1 0 Crunkrunk l6 20 4 1 26 16 4 2 ilartford 2B 20 6 3 30 12 2 0 Gravesend l9 14 2 6 18 20 0 1 1,14411ILIII Maidstone 3l 45 6 13 24 27 S 0 Mailing West Rochester ... Se.enoaks l4 13 4 1 7 9 a 0 Tentienten lO 13 0 11 18 12 0 0 Tunbrklge l6 Is 6 0 11 18 1 1 Tuubridge Wells 6 26 1 1 30 21 4 0 - - _ - - - 2 141 44 40 1147 164 29 9 (Stamped, Id. Additional.) TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (azurn's nuoturs.) DEPARTURE OF THE QUEEN FROM LAUREN. BRUSSELS, Ocr. 24. The Queen left Lacken at about noon to-day. After taking an affecting farewell of the King of the Belgians, her Majesty, accompanied by the royal family and suite, was conducted to the rail way station by the Duchess of Brabant. Many English assembled to witness the Queen's departure. Several court dignitaries escorted her Majesty to Antwerp. INSURRECTION IN GREECE. ATHENS, Ocr. 21. A portion of Western Greece, comprising Irmo longhi, Rion, Antiriou, Maopahoe, Patna, and lug' ion has revolted. The Minister Chatziscos has left for Calmat* to meet their Majesties. ATHENS, Ocr. 72. The revolted towns have organised a provisional government at Paths, which maintains order. The King is absent. ta Athena, Byre., and Eastern Greece are tranquil. _. _ The Government has despatched troops to the scene of the inauTrection. TRIESTE, Oct N. According to intelligence received here from Athens, disturbances Lad broken out at Mimeo longti in Acarnania, and at Elia, in Messenia. The Customs, Treasury, and the prisons had been occupied by the military. The proclamation of a provisional government was expected. According to reliable intelligence received here from Greece, the provisional government formed by the insurgents at Patras is intended to replace the existing government of the country. The leader; of the insurrection are stated to be about to summon a national Congress. Athens is still reported quiet. ITALY. (TROY ova OWN D 11012117.) TURIN, OCT. 21. There is nothing particularly new to-day. The arrival of despatches from Signor Nigrs from Paris has afforded a little encouragement to the ministry, but Signor Nigra leaves the King's government altogether in the dark regarding the views of M. Drouyn de Limp. Will he obtain a clearer in sight into the matter, or will be be the victim of a new mystification 1 Signor Rattazzi, who is anxious to remain in the ministry, willingly believes the assertions which are made regarding the good intentions of IL Drouyn de Lhuys. It would seem that Signor Rattazzi considers himself rather as a French than an Italian minister. Business is retarded. Decision is not the characteristic of this minister. Take as an example the limitation be tween yes and no, in Garibaldi's case, for forty days. To-day the Rapero, Is Farina's journal, gives the lie to the statement of his having joined the minis try, but both the journal and its directors lead to a belief of it. it is said at Paris that M. Drouyn de Lhuys would be pleased with La Farina's appoint ment. If so, M. Drouyn de Lhuys knows nothing of the general. He little loves to serve strangers. He abominates Austria, to which M. Drouyn de Lhuys is so much attached ; and he is not in a humour to ask of France how he ought to govern Italy. La Farina is a man of that class to which Ricasoli belongs : a very different thing must be said of Drouyn de Lhuys. This morning a sham fight with twelve thousand men came off at Settimo. The Minister of War keeps the troops constantly exercised ; and they are the subject of his unremitting attention. The army is the only thing well managed by the pre sent ministry. The news regarding Garibaldi is neither better nor worse than yesterday ; an account of his death would not cause great surprise. God forbid it should happen. (PEON OCCAIIIOIIAL COMILLSPONDDIT.) GENOA, Off. 21. _ _ If anything were needed to increase the gloom and depression that prevail here, it would have been the change in the French ministry. If M. Thouvenel was not a partisan of Italy in the strong sense of the word, he was certainly favourable to a settlement of the Roman question, and was disposed to believe that Italians should be the masters of their own country. Now M. Drouyn de Lhuys has regularly check mated the Rattazzi party, who can no longer hope to amuse the nation by a policy of "expectancy." All the mysterious paragraphs in the world would not give confidence to Turin no long as it is known that the French Secretary of Foreign Affairs hears mass every morning of his life, and confesses himself every Saturday. The nation is not in a mood for mere party squabbles, and in the actual contingency the King, disgusted with the insults he hourly receives from France, and sick of " transactions," would take a ministry from the extreme Left, if there were in that section of the Chamber a few men competent to the charge of an administration. Many serious and thoughtful men declare that they believe they have arrived at the critical con dition in which nothing but some bold, heroic remedy will save the nation—one of those intrepid acts by which a courageous physician will sometimes rescue a rick man by an agent that might destroy life, and already the possibility of a war with France 'is talked of by those who a few months back would have ridiculed the thought as an insanity. The King, I hear, would accept this with a heart and a half. He is utterly wearied by " small play," and would like to pitch his purse on the table and cry " Banco !"—All or nothing. Nor, if Austria could be held aloof, would the game be so hopeless as many deem it. The nation, the Italian people, are strongly inimi cal to France I do not know if they ever felt more thoroughly hostile to Austria than they now do to their late ally. Will Eugland help us 1 is heard everywhere. Yes, of course, one must answer, "We will give you the most cheering en couragement and the best advice." "Mon fils, Je to donne—ina benediction," " Son, I give tim— ely biessing," will bear au application nearer hone to us. However we may regret it the truth must be told : England would not go to war for Italy. We have got into the habit of lecturing foreign nations— giving them wise counsels and virtuous precepts, and we have found that it is an admirable policy, [TWOPENCE which, while it extends our influence, costa us very little money. The French, a people of scoffers, have tried to ridicule us out of it, but they have failed, and we stand pretty much to the nations of Europe as a gruff o:d uncle does to a number of expectant nephews, who, knowing that the old gentleman is rich, put up with all his oddities and c►pricee, and hope to see their patience one day meet its reward. Be 'allured, however, that without usurping the functions of my prophetic brethren, I am not at fault in predicting approaching convulsions in this part of Europe, and foretelling that before long Italy will be " up," from the Alps to Calabria. 'See ing that Garibaldi was doing tolerably well, and that the radical Congress assembled at Spezzia bad broken up without anything coming of their deli berations, I came up here to learn some DEWS of the Prince of Wales and the Princess of Prussia, whose arrival has been daily looked foe. Nothing is yet known of their ooming, nor is the royal yacht in the harbour, so that the band of the National Guard have got a longer time to practise their " God save the Queen," a melody which, with the best inten tions, is occasionally performed as a Psalm, and sometimes see Polka. CHINA. A solemn service has been celebrated by order of the Emperor ed Chink is the Ronan catholic church of Shanghai, far the repute of the soul of Admiral Protet. All the Chinese authorities misted at the ceremony, as well as the commis of France and &gland, the Imperial Marius, and the eipsdittoesry force. Moosigneur Des. man:Lees, bishop of Mullet, thee at Shanghai, officiated, Macy salvos of artillery were fired by the Chinese gunners, under the directions of Captain Tardif. Afterwards the governor read the Imperial decree prescribing the care mony.—Le Moniker. THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. Yesterday, u will be seen by the numerous list of distinguished visitors subjoined, was one of the most liant half-crown days that the Exhibition has yet seen. The weather was exceedingly fine, and the company enjoyed the wonders of the in terior with unabated interest. We understand that the season is not likely to close without another, although a minor, financial difficulty. It appears that there is a difference between the Royal Commissioners and Mr. Mor rish, the refreshment contractor, as to when the contract of the latter legally terminates,i the com missioners holding that the bargain closes on Satur day next, whilst Mr. Morriah contends that he ought to be permitted to cater fur the public during the supplementary fortnight. For this period the communioners make a fresh demand, whilst Mr. Morrish thinks be has paid enough for the contract already. Amongst the "parties" whose visits were re corded in yesterday's paper was that of the work people employed in the Ayre and Calder Bottle works, and the day's work which this lame party of 300 got through in order to effect their object affords a striking instance at once of the anxiety of our working classes to see the collection of the world's industry, and the facilities which the rail ways give, assisted by a spirit of accommodation on the part of the Exhibition officials. The whole party started from Yorkshire at one in the morn ing, arrived in London at about nine, and were, through the kindness of Mr. J. J. Mayo, all ad mitted at once, so that they had time for a hearty breakfast in the refreshment department before the regular opening of the Exhibition. Having thoroughly " done " their Exhibition during the day, the whole party re-assembled in one of the extramural refreshment rooms iu the evening, under the command in chief of Mr. Brefell (we believe), the manager of the works, and having dined heartily, spent the unexhausted portion of their time in an improvised ball, the first, as pro bably the last, to be held on the premises. At six &clock in the evening the whole party might be seen dancing to the strains of an exceedingly vigo rous brass band, after which one of the visitors gave a solo terpsichorean performance on a table, which attracted very general applause. The whole body of 300 then proceeded to the train, and would, no doubt, be all hard at work down in Yorkshire on the following morning. The evening party, for which the female staff of the Exhibition are indebted to the liberality of a lady visitor, will take place on Friday next. The following distinguished personages visited the Exhibition yesterday :—Duke of Cambridge, Prince and Princess Edward of Saxe Weimar, Duke of Newcastle, Duke of Argyll, Duke of Northumberland, Duchess of Sutherland, Marquis and Marchioness of Ailesbnry, Marquis and Mar chioness of Bath, Earl and Countess of Chichester, Earl and Countess of Chesterfield, Earl Grosvenor, Lady Mary Craven, Lady Sophia des Vows, Vl count and Viscountess Clifden, Mr. and Lady Augusta Hunt, Viscount Canterbury, Lord Otho Fitzgerald, Lord and Lady Charles Bruce, Earl and Countess Mountcharlos, Dowager Duchess of Sutherland, Lady Constance Grosvenor, Earl and Couateas Cowper, Countess of Kinnoull, Cbevalier Bunsen, Lady Ripon, Lord and Lady Bridpart, Lady Clarges, Dowager Countess of Darnley; Lord Fortcacue. Thirty-eight sergeants Coldstream Guards,franked by Lientenant-Colonel Dawkins, visited tbe Exhi bition yesterday. The highest temperature yesterday up to 3 o'clock by Negretti and Zambra's patent ther mometers was : In the nave, 53.6 deg. ' • in the galleries, 53.7; in the western annex, 58.7. The temperature of the dew point, 41 deg. The following were the total numbers admitted yesterday : B, swam tickets by payment UAW Tda tatss Hg OssLow, M.P., min ins Comurnrsans., Oa Thursday evernag Mr. Guildford Gusto., M.P., sisa eonstitueste, according to custom, in the new Borough ersd Ooanty Hall, Guildford, to give an account of his Fortis *biotin etewardship. Mr. J. F. Topliam, J.P., and the room was crowded. Mr. Onslow commiteed ruid t address by refining to the death of the Prince Consort, which had spread a deep gloom over politics at the opening of parliament. He then alluded to the affair of the Trmt, and said the government were justified in asking redress, but he disapproved of the manner in which this had bean dons. H. then at some length discussed the American war. contending that the Southerners were fighting for the maintenance of slavery. He denied that the South had been justified in serediog, and said be hoped the North would be successful in the struggle. he nest adverted to the reform question, stating that Lord Derby's bill bed been more liberal than had bees expected. He reviewed the circumstances under which the ' government had been changed, and asked if be was wrong in saying that the whip had got into office under false pre -1 senora. Having argued that an extension of the franchise 1 1 was mosesary, he went on to justify the course he had takes with reaper* to the public expeediiure and the bill far fortification.. He hoped the government would Nihon to its neutral policy on the Arcenoan question. After main taining that great benefits had accrued from the French tasty he allured to the Italian queetioe. sod having eulogised Garibaldi, he ',weaned a hope that Louis Napoleon would withdrew his troops from Roam A vote of confidence in /Ar. Otolow was unanimously and cordially adopted. I Beware of pills and all other medicines ; they always am vote chronic coespialats, bat We fled Du Berry's delklous —hoiblimeterlag lavaleila Arabic& Fast the eldest remedy for habitual constipation. indigestion [dyspepsia), cosi. gumption. °stabs, catarrhs, asthma, bronchitis, diarrhea, haemorrhoids, nervousness _pelgilatiou, scl,Uty, nausea. Oahe. . leery. phlegm, dlsteweims,bM torpidity of the Bede"— ! Abort+ tr., M.D. DrAderre atimea, y, Dr. &ber th ed, DC gees/. bell, Dr. Weuise. It saves any times ite cost to other remedies. In Mos, 1 lb., to ad. II lb., thr.—Barry du berry aad Ob., 77, Itegeot-street, Louden: also et Perham and Nam: ; Batty ; Petty and Wood sad all mental:de grocers and cliemista. Adveriaraeat.) ~r