The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-03 00:00:00

I : i • ,rif-,,,,,,e: i'_/ ,. : ,, 4. , A ._ , , ~._ 7 ,--;77„- ,1J t (At-- fp rt % 111 I 1 i A " LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1859. No. 4,125.] (Stamped Id. AdditionaL) r LIU IT WOPENCE. nvERLAND BOUTL-00111UNIOATIOtV MOJA I awl ' Ink trweavalst-abs,iiiii ars rar .u rs .. ....:=Rwt s fir mi. := 10. en 411 i Wife Wed r • sie Ca of tit WO. Adak &Real, Loom (Joel ,for A.l44•l• l" Mrarall., 104 ',wag eosituap4on cm Ur Usti d way IMO. eallif=ll. tumor, odor. IA Lisideablitirell. immaiiimak rESSItS. MONEY WIORAM sad SONS' tor Week 'al ter 1, I. , n) LITE of near? SNIPS to ALIA —F.e M NLPIOU•N E, Port Pte. Myst Ne lone the Doektoe lit/:t lIAt. tho et h °ember.. the Wesel@ Apple Alp MINT. A Ll.te, MIT:IMO T. CLAYTON, by la the hut Iteht bwit . Tot.etertelle ship Moe IV= loco WWl= not I , nt Mien*,. Lime of P. CNOMPWA Llagettethee. Noffolt. Tuft Nt . Nemos. Nom Terkehie. sed Wee hoe. taTov ,, ele. and *ea ltwett at bide Itee=esuemhj kat the etteee„r trete A1..:14 , 11L tiff •000011 diem Wm...net, ua eutteptetwl. art tee ettT7 se espertomet trveht Of to LSO •LLVOLT. TINZA eet. JI lettlo IlletwaYrlMY Wl apply ORAN had dONSI. ir Lestbs helletr ALUM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK. TIP LIVERPOOL. RL MEL opt PE ILA EXUMA SHIP 4:OIIPANT mood doosiillog tloll CipiPbolis tr. .:nar Owns dip.. pW a. gooloova=g innc o prompre mai asup as hue 1111/onale. Wow. S. CITY OP MK:WM Rom Olsolvv. . Voisodup. N.G.. II =IRMO „. Liwomil. WORmaw. sm RE Itr i ram. .iL ... Mar% socoollsoopEpolommododis. hommoonala mg Ardarrsipp= Yreoli mow a triE u rr s iina u ra . :l 3 1111diallrp hi Uallej.. lir Cali? s. EXPRDITIOUS ROUTE to MILANI). i r edl4lllEeggart iv lltrelit . WVAUPO Dzil COlll. ot Sow 31.10 rt I=6 to wombed Insol 47M2r. irtitaStrise amarri l lrtuac zom****%=l. B =ll/91itam " Vit*** — w* 0.4 ...1 1 7:= 8 ;st . *:.= " rdr.Ar*C" t****, lioura: • se Sea 1014111 rrt 11•111•11 livre 111110.1, as. As. POWYST.Witatiml; is lima CUM M INS. Oat. issa LL 79vcs. THE SUNDAKII LIFE ASSURANCE roXPANT. Off/IT ANN Rood Polirmot. 1•10.1J4s.118 . 11. “ITI•lo1 OP PROFITS Ti7119 . 14.4 - 1474;Zsji ;47iir I:lptante.l to be msda t ir....b. lill .1044. iirl oil ralleloi WLetett Wort: IMt SlowliAr , milllipals le tasa t Mow . Mal W to delis with Lae protlu letaleb have Mon ..laaa _ , SOL plitcaNated balm 15th X nern,vvr. 1.44 old rim!. at the .11.4 alts UMW rat two ewe .esr, nee, a, e .....em ama par 'a s. idawaal bisma sear pallie al slaw eat!. - ' — "Fi05C747,7 THE COMPAIY. embe mooed he Abwerybee dol.! =ZS: • A i; se 2 4 Om &mewl delft Ike ow bota, WAS • • ~.ding. ...1......h.. - • • ..... kW; Niiiii .. ..... Web Üb. AMOY hymn,. On amana &nws Met !•t ,,, , ,, .•• ila ••• .666' 244 13 UN a a rmi. 100.1m:a Ibmenimall Vyymilyym be , I ttb ovinber. MO ••• •• • liniell. 2 . 9 1 Mummy by•lbs imnb.-u by mamba lb Yr liberal Wrens der' of Ammons Wroth., I by di Company Lbw ay mien d SRI.E , T ASSURANCE& Tie plolem at RS saw va—Finsrcrawl sol nide Ism LOW wadi los of ems SPOSSOIS ; sal Re eisallalir of SI miss Re Clossims peNgs. slid' Joe basso seskse• •-•• IDS "Yaws asap nM/rrl *ed. AMNIONSTw dM LIM' ~AMC IlftS4Riak So thi. dam. aI'VITAL VI ivia.7l/14. Pelideset tewertd dm ears d paw 4. sot beam Yaw Imply Mesita& Ms re be mind es minis email...o w Mr, vials dins= moritto train the dote a the prorlen lalum •aa. TM simikohno =Jar Si& Mad am 'dry laimmft Or mowed slier elogociu/so. esd are worth, of gavial sump's Mk •Mrlid. . . Skid sionamm ark kr vorkado; raiikbok iskr tki lkil eartras sk ilk. stk . gay MS: etre area pokokin. ___.__ _— _ —__ 01181ruas o► 11l Baas—TL► ald► Ilea imp OA of UMW. a,3_l_! "•F Jeer RAU. Yoh. lyksele . me* Le Oran. Otilift • % -i hstabeh lins"rad. elven Helarery .1114% .6 1 . bre!linediedni1. Lona CoL Ammo D O. iieLehhe , 0 Ti LlN.,l4_llllBlllw4Lort. WILL. 10a. ThuMlloll. Itessiest. U. JOshi W ILLUOUL lableat Oesestory. hig eeltheehheeee. I Dalle*-01. Opper Ohinliereeeel. Otoe,, seem. I Girees—aL IL rieeemhpieeh andon Lou be el.:4lmM sihemshse she viemessay eree. ie Deets; se be seelleehe she el de tier IS Bribed. *Woad. or Imbed. RANI se DEPOSIT. Established A.D. 1844. ustess Saab Lashes. Ohieel SeeelLONl.o•4 of ill•ellift4 MOW re riagesrad to *hobo the a of the hulk* Depieb. **lteh • bib raM b 0 t !Wawa VW be eirimed web mole nowitlie. D•Pehr n rhe be medal aceeneofl may be ab. .Ith.lrs.ra *those maw hieehe h me* *Jews* or II J rens roaazt ia tesdes Dinh* *me* waft oresate hat hoe e• LOAM! OILANTIM WITIWUT Lns AISIALLNCI lan:SOLO. MY TUN . MUTUAL LOAN FUND ASSOCIATION Ilmanotrotiol ILVI 11, Groat Raroaotrota, Owe es rlllllaUlt AL NIWUSIT V. llootolookl Yuman*. ltat i g i et ha, aa Proirook. Nankai aft/out Javan , two, $N ao roam. Om Erb for Isywl Tao .arts oosit oohs! of Amooloolos to faiNiaoal to ooroplolo Ito asamesoat bootoolatoly, shots Imolai bon attroaoal althea Illoatooraoco. or no attoodsat irwla!rum. a Moo ~.. t4Mint tatormottoa. off es loolat ol a alzootal amovoa /101rerMIOW. lionotan. I ei TFB BOATL—A benevolent Gentleman has neftenrall to Ova ttat NATION AL LITE BOAT INOTL Ole) It Ho Ilmaloo toms an cootylloood by utiles, to oast*. to 'stabil* so loblin-sal LIN Boat Patton on T h E iptiot — Wirioaesol.—LoaaldboUont to aid of Qat food wi = ll No yasaholl by Kra nal, Porwal, sad Co.; Coatis JP*. and OL ; sad at tie Iseneation 11. .1 een.tree k adeleel. beeennWA rORTANT BALE of first-01000 our dad .......4 YURI ITV ItIL—J. DINT eel fle. beg le amense sir esselle tees Ow bow perseesed the a releeee eli=l hems. er11db..14•4 se emir elnedy Se met le V. 41.• aerie( M WI ses res/ vele% Nam el dlolleA re bed 1•1= 41,111140.111. ill wit. suheow . . elm weds; isebeew indopeses at Lk . wr i rrrtw M........15•e1zi I I te s : M. ed. za tlsee N e t z dloYsi leek% se 111 .6. 114 , rz r el ows noir.* Dame J 711 4. 4W= . erer4 ; 1.6~ le pen. Awe Auk tel. era an seli b. rl Aii ties it Modems lees% low r e d weeda lee milli re eeelre woe peeled Mee s.d beidlog emelele. wile Elm the eleliess bed.esem traitors. Miele Isessmal Meng 4 Wm Is pia a Ewa se ed. mew le. I Ai d Wilmel:t. lens:e a r Seley sews rows is Übe NVATHERSTON and BROGDEN'B GOLD CHAINS tv Mel .4161. NOW. Ink% way web 'moldy at •boisalle Innedfictreefr p rla. geia la the dolma maraW., sod npaliord mem imp& lam. Mr sea. nom Mail pear dole we1i110. 1 0 . 1 1 7 6 = 1 INN The Gram el She pa l. mg &SIP Ser Noma=seas. item=eimee.a.=.. of dame l = "l" %rlmairm In —N. Ki s a . mil . = aI M im A mami aftwilime a 1 Mama. §P Ii 7TACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, 1,111 nag sensialy premien dm Mat. Mager mart be node. Milk mobilo or ',ebb.. I ... ..toil. lOU siva. L. la 111.. OW I.L.Poslesia• sal kr,-01.2441.. La oat varlitnat arearti lee • hapset Otve lA. lA, rot free.—THO %. 111411111.11 E .. ilsiirsto SU a ,$L eassily. opwrdielbe Mel* illereen trim. 11.20616•11 ?et Cluesinn—ller•ftlia, eweiewol. 6 alsb, TREASURE fee the TOILETTE. —Awn( an Now Wail= of the pram* ask was as M ebeileall per Um ilele rirthr of (ILO AI IS/Wel WIWI of COlelf 11 BIA. mlie mete sad both of the Mar, IS Masan Ilie sad Sellete. ellsee. MO ea 11.11410•63 frames. a t preens It able M Ilie PON of the mime pememe the bea from felling et se It simile Ise Ism • t um. a .r.I. lou peer, be It• farther preens. see s marry It MEW Thor ine really aeon v. Mae beam/fel WM. dor wto MVO PI 1110. Amid me la dell,. II id era alebemed See Mmegthieries the BM beam I. tam eve,. at,/ pr./dream ma Mfr. Mstery, MI IsiaWarbso. Iller , lithel 110.11.1. of SU yews. No lialletlm mak MS =I ; P .... 22.. Al , de, e.. 4 I la. esly.-1.1. sail A. °LUMINA.LI Valk Surd. RAI. QOUND nod wßrni TEETH an lot 0., le Pannel amsarp WI w WWI mkt_ . / Z s ralindus ft ROWLAND" b ars .sr 15.... 4 2=Wa1l Mar Trfra=klloll lail 444..= limilaa as Jamilli triter'. la 418441444m1ar Men the riorm. mob d .4c•4644ol,,temiww= a slim 4 Inuarb • /%4..... tr i lable4 . 4ll: a rt44244 tqat Os est4B, ils MO mr. seral4 114.pq11Z 1104nrit Taal.. al.. MO es we VOL A- w‘AA A ... I 4, 31.. ... iselower4.4.'asibi 4441144414 ---- ER CURL—LAMBERTS Asraminc 1,1111.4 0.1.61.4 W Mode orallieedaellmiligi. os4 Omer, rinakr4 le Is Ur bag imidas ... o 4.1 rasa oar. of NOM. Siod ow 0/08&Wo 11 t"."IIWW,M=Vor:*Z tilb"'l°_ AMA 10. . . OpmEWPWW It. Albeit on Irolr - on tr far W NNW W Wm I, .o t 4.0• o f.q fart el ad . Adak mar Esam4 bl Am illehrao..r uonym it howah his Rai ah h V. W hin " jit i .VlZZZ.rir=e. . 1. 24= Ikkm. TY or. hishishhopemos is Moilimp• LILY DR JONOWB LIGHT-BROWN COG LIT= 011.—Dede we •••••••• re ember. be T nowt?. ii ONIM _be weed ims Dad Ile D •••••••••••L TIC Mae weememe deft. - 111•1 be Yr semi gesemee lie edeffeee So le• eeperbelid ewer ewe eller e Ilea ee be eeemed le dis eons% ini UM • Oil .1 Dr. de ge EL. ee . u•de deer ebed• • owl et _sae Weer In be met Is I. 111 JONOWII OIL le wed elde. ray beleelse• 1 . 11... plow e• 14. : csee• De : opeated sed lialand OW Ws dump lee debeed•• eleeres WWI use an prafidg be semealem—ell M AMICK. 11•11.1011 D. wed Oa. M. IliemeC Lembo. 0.0. A: ACT a GRATITUDIS-38.000 Copies of a Mimi lira for Groaaitom Clowlfilf*—• Loma* *Dow bus dkomml* aloof of nom= allll*, Iwo et of AM. ra mamba. moor , t.... :::= rm. .1 iteternsior eon f• a Moak* *••• Se arlies " ratloly * efm•ada **axe.= Ow if. bosolo or =rniM prow' tho raw awl it ono floo. tome kervallos. oo on** of • Noloaad onwispo. find 6.0 Mill} Op/WSW POMUIR • .1.1 d ll. 0111114.11114 on* *here* ifivolmoL—*•••• • JtII .4 4ko V 1 AL.II. Wilk.P&Mas. 01 . 1 • 11. 1i0ne1.761.61. lissrlos. THAMES CONSERVANCY. NOTICE Le lIIIIIIT MK,. PM Me adisataid LIIIVAI, cumuli v • Nur m IN. 141 14 . bals Or ease ettbl4 OW Y S wrest." e. C. , es WIDNIODAY, Ur ad* :at W tpleirer a . at I o'd•alt.. flea Oa To= uf t t r ia le a . atiorillior atliniCeaallire ismr mat Ye asailatta I. nab at the Cloamtres leo irmalgra of di MVO IMALm" l 111111.11TAL, Ilesullity. 41. T 1 (y Tettertall. JIM I. Itle. A USTRALIAN COUPONB.—The COUPONS as .C 1 tee BOND* et Os Visterla Mod South Anavanut Oorantarans, Sas tit hammy, lift 112100011Tai by Oa tloash Australia Vartklag tatataur. SA Old Imitates.. ILO. (v HEAT NORTHERN COPPER MINING COMPAIIY of 11OUTIA AuffMAUL I Limited). rel. Aleppo. 80,111 dhow Al ark ; 10e thereof is be peld on apefamies ter 4toreh aed •ferliof sea of low per there et the opt mace of eel math from lbe diet efellelmat. 1.11.101• L Cleft. nussee. 21 4. w Oinni■Moor of Oro.. Us& kr isalk &mamas. FWD Ows. sa. iftaitore of Ws North Bides Clirl•Zo. an.. =rig Ompity d draft . 114, toe Mliftes. *Yew 11114 , Amur et Ur Lamar essourras of 1111Willtill pos :FATED ye mit is sorra 4111TIALII. Jeans Chrobse, /kn. I Ws. AM Mospira, ALIA. Jim &Woe Issilft 11. P. Locu Scrousnimase—Wm ton Ism) Leafs: Ha W. and R. P. di 116. Loklenbakireet„ City. Mobilo : Oberf. I:aq. Bascom. Leman w Lea6cok Ilirmdtriatne.t4net. City . *WM Anomie& ii•othig Campo . Ilitoxist—liamy. Ow and /you. 7. 10.thini7, Cite: Thmuit an, iota! karlimary-buililinci. City. MAII•6111—T. liaiio.ll. 1". 111011011101im-1. Mayielareliseas, Loath.. 1410444/101/. Tai Omer tetrad for the perms et penereg We Imam Ned wort the Mere and erre rarer preperlese of she Geer "[unborn L.Lppr flmn , boo .o ad, Chambers' Mr, Marne about 161 bibs north d ear Aurtob, ua Um *Ably Of 11160111 Arr. The WON Oft I.reu la number.. Mom by serrating., MM. ad mu corer in brim tr .tothe area somerart el gra ems Mr. to ems emo—ar MO acres. The Ire m See II Tain. 14 mid of lie pet our pee team Fen I aerd II re he IS sem from Jody $3,1•67 ; sed alm No.. 3.4.i.e.f he 11. mad Brea palm b j•mely. um with Kew of mama er mMr Mee WM Wes et Om le lbed b lb. Cum. Mr. Wm Plebe. the decorator of tbe Most Ifeellem Meme, Me re. .braard rhe various lode.. mad. arid if of be mit M. tear to team lath me deep nem oral of them, la are le lib Oar rem abd err la Mee eimeetime IM toot of ore ham We red ; about the ices ef term mire fold as Sera matte the M eh sod the gam abrbe ..bow • Mehl of Mel ail .1 pm <>pm. The fl Yacht e l Mien ant red to sere weird emotes of anu Wu. ••• Wes ham me el seme ere Ole O. Tb. wird want nod Mire 4We Orem Nortbea leer rote Mr teem re& the per re The - &mar euuraliaa fte. Meer • et a weer sir to et Ma mbar We mg me re Oe artkm mer blame le Megleak mad el riellere imerat, are Morro el OW mem an sWM ter rime eneerpres. It le trel by err OM. rang berm the NV to the Is tbee the arm pram d e w ray am Mei re mbar I m = reMt. NIEL le greed I. the lerneetea of a tew imam ere the err el tie teeth red to diffuse shr 4 = l% Me Sermieuel We emarede. Is le dellculi le .rude • Sr seer Om ear Is depariums of Isubbery foe rtmanarathe Mum to term torreame* The workbag et Or yrs e. Brom, reesiderel a mire et m more wale lamer. le ear Amer. MM We Mal emarmet r rem' to ear bs ter Melm.mrL The Orr. els Michabl Orr Yeetermeii rote( be Mr le he menell to the Prement ec lia lam armee. mid : -- Tee mime Omer at mere aed ,01 .M. err deer le rie earth of Mee Meeses se a I r... a0 Moir dale W err 4 leer le them greed wilts Wa Fere - ; bad It MI be ma_by Ste edr I re. Mat err haw Mee sir.lb lb* Orel reerme M the ibersies Mr le Ude metre be erne ke the ewe rem et or ef the tire ear mire re It larhe wads. errs to mid tem ft.re. Steps err et We terra elm le the Orr of the re ham re been leben le the ire et The marenelea be be peel tee the .bale M rim riche wed harm le Wee erre Mer peeper% whir set rocrioure Me et mirk MI M se Jr tolareg um% Lid,V4 lb Leek es .Merl d We tementr i sad MI6 paw dotes, sad Mop armee ere* All me dr eel be areoliend pold nor 01si lb Mee • niz mar after We liete of re. Wes after oremberee Mr ire ma to be Mutt ere lbw bees eilleit ehtspel be the Ompley to the atria [atm Tus arra el in Onnelielly le AMMO bet the strode, rad be le me are moreratram eed Mw maple hole he Se erre mil eller mar 4 the Mew AI dame seemelets. athenlememaL teeing' elisaida. Jon artilimen re nab the thmeetes. belle ell snilmilain. hot. wter VON mid wale d thew*, rad au et re. &Intim of the y. re ems deemed eat weed Nees pit A IliDLn=uts Me Mr m e be ris 1 43 rZ a rttakere the beehive is the rand bee Leo selhatilts ter r Hem ts them se a melliple et Ilk beeiridnret. • demi{ silk 'oath bib NOW tee meg he enema,* mid to the bread Me Oillaplay. Imedem .estatter. USL The Islealei le W. MYNA lapin: L Mama, te the NNW nail kentol sumer le .blth there Wee* were ward mad *maw be arhlt nem b twee la WM that the Ilermett mkt Mewed II rash. fee AM pupae, lOW S all—ht he armaramms arJelt. WA. I feet hare Ea mile • tral et We alma Ilak nese epee • lama pen el le Dana et alma 4 Weer. gen •11.6 thy eloakeed se eKm et and rpee lad tee *We ere. She ent dam here ea the err tem keit het hm Mit al Ike lark put et lie 11.1. I have as leeks I be ipra o 7111airlo. 7L,W• drove Iwo° W. We. and met la lane AN= ma Whom es mama ..lUs of *a LW IS ta 14 teat. La we W aria VII an. of alma am alma la lams; pm" mamas haas Imam aimed for lammima► mai a• mamba r ma fb . - tar 10, 3.—Ths mew le s eon et low Widen of Inwom. • Awl at rmo diraW MY, siele il Z moth. needs isot .Mw mod to Ws is lewd the Moir meholim of whin ON•11111111 WOW tally 1 lea WY MI 80 tows es %mme Penni Wm limbs ram lir we 'bat WO sow swag m in is LoWo. la ems pert of nerd the roves of on 7 I render lode Is onn Ihm am 15..1 In Norte for width of ft= 10 Meer Uteri TM, int sapa4a, Gout., eulliemotly lady rated to Mead without timber. The rode of urc were obteu,d from three tlifereet Oro. 0) so 70 tether. a art. a 4 there ate °Any other wee where are them seam swam. The elemuen Ahol o the level of the plate N ahem fir left • Mat could be mum at /1 . Whom. am Welled ls my ow nelud of tbe mess tem of thlt mays Sped. Der from fir mins erne N per era. Mims Nos.. • nod l—flo emb *I them are le donitig oa the Mt. Weis emeni pima. Cdll.lMair alliaeger to this from le 3 Mitre fiessimmems from Net Mee on de Isr mat Ulm fie Y. -Thla Pel set at the mane of the ender. W raid, otiolalst the Wa maw, with which It nos We mak here la two plism i llt• sod 42 ft: the Ins sew the Ws, torryles ore ail limo Wow sod width of the Moft 14 3; Is pe .rasa,.. Unit tits Ws at Was Yu ft. depth. tbidloy shoat II Meltio edit um TM ore Ms • strut 10 tons. b Its. si surfees, sod all el se Mob weeny se Me peahen. In driving meth from the !MOON the eloft. foto, to ithmas. ten would to obialool of 30 M 44 Lthemo ; the lode crow arms[, In which • mom of rtal terbeimlt= ant. Wiring QM it enhance productite for at Pert 10 The two with oils Mr lode rues walled Mete shoot IN polpsolliehm• sembeend of me 1•12440P111..04 with meow her lep Is taro wawa Its mews, appearing ..on abloom Ms • Walsh of .seer. SW Po. IL—The me ammo to,. la the fist, and It thinly etre eel ow Os mem& 1 ommider Wm a odwillie Pins: Wt no worklnn to., to mode • of en as he got at ohm. dpechueas hem UMW, ow W per mot. NW Nu 111.-11fis on the We Os ow et a reap from the loot of ells • mew* Of IS or Si Whew as to humobt Is to MAIM the ISIbiIiNINIS Mbar Wu. ORwas. of b Wont fu la ntbad an eadmarft. smells Issembie wa The d Mo e s MOW e• Ur earth. dam./at of Me midieem sion MOM el ibis We 1 mode werklop, hut merely Smola loWleminnerinnehomelli4 Mw JUL sod IL-81 Ude pint mos. 7.11. sad 12 spew tom.. nem sod gm s be hem erne =lli ///adef lode. The ure Is at Int met wish lo Ihelletlo Yowled pew ; the We thee .0..1 co lho N it W. .bluer tom bleh; it roe. Mess We tor memiderolgo ne t we. wisty Mit • We, imielog the West red oxide Is mon.j .. plor ., Them I ~him the meet nimbi. ef the tones; they sre la smelly dollar es Gs lions lens Ws^ sad I believe he se pew ductile. led oxide sod lisde WI NesrYos. They We is.. twice essesiowl by Yr. UMW. IYr.i, wad wean id she !Ws *snw soil mooing ow Mermen* Me som Ina proposal to be Ips. be Ma °wow. but WI, afar Iwo set Otattlii.d. Meru Dim Omens, s.pHa her SIM Wm Immediately Won. der[ arstedlord miss lotions+ .arts of Mot y 0,111.0 with maws Was. Weimer beee Nua hod It fray reeTliselisUis to limbo Mel • Woe euentlty of ore may to Wed la Wet wee hems, me • ion of 1 4 to 41. per tom The mammy ho WO thew on skew is smently well with lbw el MI for Wile. Woe walkient for 'Wag emoms= Mi. so& is word lossilam esimlsot for wills( pummels. ohoold ameiderod edetostole le We Go knee witty done We nontos The rod 10 Pon Arai r .Mdy met idsheo. sod the ware is. ho eccomplehe I at t 101 l 44 to 1.1 per tau eltb the roml i 11. leeetot uattoaproved Nato. Meows of it whew is.. Part *emit b ahuut, MI Woe. WILLIAM Pl3llll. Ti, followbilt le • copy of tMe se n t a kW -rindto : 10sA.) " Government Itmlusties moier Nu* Lentrells. 4 Orest Gmentemset. Wadmimisr. limps • 16f0 ° Dar have to astmeteledm the wipe of your favour, .std the dela Imaluedhal dm 1 vseld ohs Mt/14 WWI. width 1 may mom lismit le num* or Imam sr eaYY doctmenu rebate, Milani kW le Youth lestiells. lama of elfin have bon two mt kw Yew tbembee• Pham sod Oben. 3 We sew Wel dosaaY ememolyine IMO yam rNyot, and ia ferwerms row IMO sty seteetios hos Ws WY* relied to the mai. Wee bL e th• MIL the Ckeemordew Mows Ode to Sou th Ana Salle. dal. Slat row ef the me We boss owned ead eaten eh* imte• WI s wend ommisties nixie Mn rear Out the warm 41.110fta IMMO. ea OwLY •117 Non WNW le lb saws of eumatemo Me saw. maim d Irmo. to "NOW kit the wow of .aeries the mina las air Ws weds, Me 0n..,. sod 1 Mme to. 011Ibidosi be en tee IleWee Se aderside Mal ISO =heft diarist' of Dew W Omer. itmelelosem be Ms mew of wilsi moy to WS lids mandod wide. Ihmme meioses! Was I shores. sod ban bum Maws& MM Maps on helm mew Iskos k. pe t s • oimoosy wtth nem eteeets Of Mew, mad 114.11. 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FUSLKS sePooltati footle do oolkertofs of Install to VIEW Wait SIIIISITIOX, oblek isksomo ulb = Won of tli bmoolia tin two Waur-Coloor Dooloist—Oallory of also Af DIY. So. St lala 41:OYLL ROOMS, Windmill-Myst, Piccadilly, we NOW OHM tar liks Ma* ke Po:amide •Wrt WW WILL LID. exedu<444 by ..... Mom irabak.o. .;6. _— .. 10..._ mmid..shumw aoe.a r e: wt THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Risk Belbwo.-61.1111D ILL IILMIQUZ. IV2IIOIIT. NM 3. Melt 6lNlNguliked Tie int of thee mealtime% ewer. Wriet. tide ram WI phis ea tie ohm elebtorbesall the 2tre sere= mows. of We merbottadred ottetelettieist eetebtre Item/Peed lid pains, the ma bdaleel het etetetetat. W best esedetrial the ewer beton wlimameL The alma we It shim meelleuted le she areemeemests fee the enefatt of the humor nth *Mem esd the high et Wolfish the vaketais eteet of Al sad fere 'low sad saw Itmeege bee bow Iteld for le lor,y for le a e.t.a ter dote Wine anetiogektf peetible,__The mak, Weels4 hem Nowhere la teseesit. Terai MAIO 1104 Ifeetee Qmtesiset 4, whit the 0104 linagin esl Of to heet. ead w =th....="l o , l 7 Ilatt_ilia ardrlivs. skahli U. lie mil. lwass* &Sao. Ile. irk me/ etV l* ol l . ILIONIAMMS 4010/Pli Mt 0....• =6 : ; ,. A. itrA a gtr ia; i jiz . 2l. lb orre wanks% le: be reed le 1, i '? =. hlwK l L .f eolit. opthil=rl Orertere at IP Vett If .B. U.. Iteehis, Ceelbetteet. LetesSeeveeete. le.eppoiad cow am hat. PR. KAHN ' S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL NUSIUM. Swat the Hadmearket facknowledged W the 'lob Per le to the meet metal sod Inctruative et any In eldeleseet. le OPK3 Dino lee eintionea any, !coin 1 . 2 idl 6, end fees 7 IS It Adreheera. One leallen. pleerletlee Handbooks gran., De. Labs's Peectree Icieteree en the " Phileeenely of lliscrian: dart> le 3 ital.& elite* . Iteftbes—Hsegy and tlebappy Volum. their arsame—Y View and LeWsweidena, sad weir iedienskt le. jete s zso* Phereelen asd no CIUSOI-1101r LO noun Moral end flints/ Heeptemen 14.11. 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MCA 111.L ' . ,Idacav tram evalmOod. REAP BOOKS at BULL'S LIBRARY. 10111.01100011.4 .1 MOW Wadals•ser. Bucklaadt. ?mask Ow. Ltwhiggionirw ?mule fa Atria. wiverwl 'Avow a louswwl. Wafts. sad twwww Nam book% 0,4 0.., ON ALS at weil m wsg i raw M.., Wow wilibe fowl ...10..tOted for bAok rtYYoR awl ranalliteselel. to. Oataboroen. vrith the library tarmac rods owl put tow—BULLY LlBlLAST.l9.l.lollew.inww. Owiwodlibwwwww. W. NUR 1103134 Jost nob 3 vela AOAINST WIND and 111)E. By HOLIER Leg, Author of " Sylvan lIoLLY Dosubtor." " Kathie Bromic" It B.llth. lades, and Co.. 41, Gambill. NKR ROYAL rssdy t vol. RXTREMES. By Mum E. , W. ATKINSON, Author of tt Remotes of Pm Quonset astir." ' nutmeg sad rigorous Kits, an elaborate della:woo of &meter ceder seal varieties, rimmed stool well sratalsed dlslow.tr, and • to Way seastrapasd plot: U Uwe bare stay sham. for our, Radom Um wt• EMI Neva It. swiftly /Ultra boors paaaso to perusing am Seas Rao RIR flaw It. moral of the is .111 be ossavalmed to 41•Jedies to as power, Wan., sad rtracity; be aLI ft wtb ba raid totals Yews Isamal."—lfonalat Pool. floilth, !Soler, sad Co:, 6S, OsrabitS nil Day. BM &LEY'S EVIDENCES of CHRISTIANITY sheectellees by RICUAILD Ardshihop of lately Febliehei . PALSY'S NODAL PRILuSUPLEY ; with Asnoihtiorts by the Arsiebishee et Drum Ds. PLANTA WORDS: • Lester, by the Archbishop of Dr sus. 1. Lemke: Joie W. Pattie ma Yee. Wert Str.vad LAW.-00011 TO LAW 00071 WII sglikilest soft 110.8 r, W enthused small, eon les. wtowibms arbl MIDI to dr DRAWING of BILLS of 001111 Y 1111.117 11111“ b d laspl Inatioa. Di Tvor rZums. W . INN of Owls v =cesA mil law sal Omani t Obstaraar le. Plaft• WO P.M COMM Ivo, plio• 64, ma tn. by post. Mx T 6tazAre, HORLEY'S FARMER ' ALMANACK for Ifllo.—la W. **dr Aloastoct • orevoloot I. doom to all natters ccs= a rtli tut. 02.2 i toprotwou no to lir fined lasi At otirr ankles of biloalm Alt .--VormoN MIIIMMUIak l ogos If ail—Ottlo4eol thioutm-itoto Colloro—ilum Ortop—Cattio siol Viootilolimot—Ohougory of Gado Posi—Adolltor Um of nod tar o t• thomonosti•--Aort• cabin* '''"'" = " 6d M.ot• to ragt•vd, 1 1 7•1•• Irotaad, ewer& rol Ur No of titer Ito . a.. Looks : rotillts4 tw Jamb Tboflo.„ 77, Notrolettroot. SC. : lad otty to MI of 01l Ye frilliorleal tomato foe Iho NM ot .7 Tbocloy 9 reed foe Ortito.• user Riau. OILCAN ON IN HALITE AND DUMAS& lest tintithrhed. prim la. fr. by .4 for fourteen Mamba FUMED LIFE ; or, ELECTRICAL NERVOUS FOWL • Itedisei Merl landed fee the *KW perm& of en ate rodoele Dem the various forme el Netheen sod Ptiyaleal Debility, sad the aka los Otheletheoooo to wig& they lead. with Practical Oteseraliess oat the great Cm Wye power of Nienro Galvanism Is LW IMMIMant of these Mem len, by inforiag tone and egooe to eon/tient/era nixed or debilitated from various eoerrating ohmw. Illustrated wink Oases compiled from the Notebook of a liesoxered Medias! Prweittenor of te may years' standing ('nhLe mute misled leelefeUthe, Lleetelett, I. Me teMth commends Weir to the medical met at be.se acoordant auk tr.e ieuttheet seeds. the. ..f 1h) 0010 47. RI IN. come. isalleatioo It admits of being theme that the tleartcal and Newsom merger am identical: lessee. that oboe the teller WUy the former ma take tev p.m sad that Oben. there ltewateeltiee of say Idad. the sore. Minn Iles boon. &bin. tato% taoaly•od. or exhausted, and the padsMl lerahl. to • minaltioa hawks ghost of total motrouos. Jou . r ea stio modes of portals certelatf sad 010.1 Wailment, No as be to In sod Isla health re setablisholl to a dap= toot warrantlay tke Abignahoo of &mad Lite. rablisbed by Maas, 3d. Catskill. emd of V beebellera BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH CON. PACT.—A lIIIPOdag of this eosapeny, attended by a lIUMMOO end influential body of shersholders, wee held yesterday (Wedneeday), at the chief offices of the company, in Ex change-budding., Liverpool; J. C. Rwart, H.P., is the chair. After a tall explanation from the chairman, 'homiest that the extensions would yield • profitable result, • resolution was unanimously, giving the directom perenimive powers to raise up to 70,0001. to provide for im portant new lines, works, and improvements of the company's sy.tent. METROPOLITAN Toma.—At an early hoar on Tuesday morning workmen were employed in removing the toll-boum and side-bars on the New Meth-road, the act of parliament eateblishing it as • turnpike-road having ex pired the previous night, the 31at nit. The road is, therefore, new bee trams Willman, and le under parish control. DUBLIN AND MIATH RAILWAY.—The directors have dokermined on running their line into Dublin them- WIWI %Medi ofjelaing the Midland Great Western at Clon sMa, as was contemplated. Preparations are being made to have the proper plane and spectlicatioes laid in time for the sett ersaion of parliament.—Meath People. SOMETHING LIKE A IMILLIONARE.—A St. Pa trollers latter of the 22nd alt. says :—" The great .vent ef the day is the definitive retiremeat bona Dullness of the celebrated banker Bteiglitz. The day before meter day he sent an °Mend letter, ordering his meat, H. Felder, to wind up the business of the home before the bat Jesuitry, 1860, on which day it will ewe to exist. M. Bteiglitx ban taken pert in all the groat financial affairs of the government, and also possessed menufeetorier, sugar re fineries, hr. H. Stelglits, see., arrived in Hamelin about 60 years ago; be Dame front Hamburg, and was Jew by birth, bat changed to Protestantism. Immediately after his arrival I. Runts he attend into busing" and founded the hones which he bequeathed to his eon with the title of baron and a fortnne of 30 trolltime of freers. M. Steiglitz, jun., has since condnetel the firm with such ability and ene mas, that be now retiree with, It is said, • fortune of 280 millions of francs. This enormous fortune exist. partly in capital &pelted in the imperial Mohr, partly is shores in the beet Rosrlan companies. and pertly in landed estates in the math of Russia, Livonia, and German? . He holds thermic of councillor of suite, and is decorated with the Grand Cordon of the Order of Saint Btanidas. He married • Mlle. Holler, belonging to • highly respectable, thongs not rich, family, bet has no children. I need sot tell you of the cmjeetutee and comment. which are expressed as to the cause of this trodden and neexpected event, bat the real reams of his re tinniest is said to be the delicate health of Mom &Aldus." TIM PENINSULAR MAIL.—The Sultan arrived at Southampton yesterday with the L'sbon and Spanish mails. Her dates were Lisboa, October 27; Vlgo, 29. Amongst her cargo was s to the vales el 4,ua 16.. 4d., and a packem of pneka. etones worth IOW.; 101 half chews of eranges. 63 bar of chesnets, 4$ bmee et plumbs, 300 bags of Brazil sun, 6 casks of wine, 414 mere of eggo, and 102 packager of pure) reerchendies. The Sultan was unable to at Oporto on account of the weather. She else list • qeartee boat, sad had her starbasrd bulwark move in by the VKAO2OII of Weals she met with. Bbs was unable to mom through the Needles, arid arrived in Southampton Water from the met shenisel. The whole way from Oporto she met with heavy Agales dein& The user& Portuguese equedros was In **Team -- _ THs 01:1T WARD MAILS.-801:THAmPTON, WED. NZIDAT.—Tha ataaraship Parana left tbi. day 'dill tee wawakWest India and Yeah woo* freight, sod parsec/era. Wirornehip New York left this day fur tbe Ueited State. with aka Euglisb sad Garman wails, sad upwards of 400 pilsingers. LITER.ATURIL Twenty Years 411 Mr Mora. By the Rev. JAMES Pecitorr. Author of " Recollections of College Days." Booth. We rarely meet with a volume to engage and ratify onr attention so well as this has done, at once by high literary qualities and the solid interest of its subject. In form it is the autobiography of a fie titiou person, the Rev. Henry Austin; but Mr. Pycroft tells is in the preface that the sketches are from life • real persona and *ones have been before him, so ;hat in some parts he has been obliged to resort to new combination to spare private feeling. This intimation was hardly necessary. Reality re stamped on every page. There is hardly a church question of the day which is not presented in this volume in an agreeable form. By church ques tions of the day we do not mean diepatea about baptismal regeneration, or the doctrine of the real presence, but rather such as these : How are the ignorance and religions indif ference of millions of our countrymen to be grappled with ? Whet agencies and ministries are most suited to the purpose, and how are they to be ob tained? Oocuionally didactic and argumentative, Mr. Pycroft relies mainly on narrative and description. Nineteen eat of twenty of 111 have no conception, or rather we have an entirely wrong conception, of the duties and trials of the minister. Submitting patiently, it may be from secondary motives, to sit still in our sesta for three-quarters of an hour on a Sunday morning in church be tween the Nicene Creed and the last benediction, his gulps than elregymea's obligations by oar own wants, and will writs him a fall acquittal)°, if he will only combine rhetoric, speculation, poetry, and lively allusion so as to beguile the time and convert a rigorous duty into a pleasant amusement. To correct this selfish state of mind nothing is better fitted than this volume. Another tendency of our author may be noticed, one which makes him every where to deprecate a sentimental disposition to over refine the standard of tree clerical character. He leaves you with the impression that it is more im portant that the motives of the clergy should be such as will wear—honesty of purpose and thorough dedi cation to their work—than a hyper-spiritualism, which shrinks from encountering the world as it is. Mr. Austin takes a curacy in a very dark village, such as may be found by hundreds in England. As to the religion of the people he says "It exemplified what I once read on a tombstone—' Hie religion was that by law established.' " And hers the ques tion of the value of secular education per as presented itself in a practical form, easy of solution. Imagine my difficulties at Yana. Somewhat the same ea In the wilds of Arabia. Row can a Paul plant or ea Apolloe water, when the ground is yet unbroken fur the eeect. I hove heard much well-intended nonsense talked about eds. oatioo beteg won* than useless if religion la not taught in the school. Ono home missionary, at least, at Yatton, woad have found his labours materia ll y lighten, d, had the Yetton ass% and Yatton minds been already mareleed with reading, aritlunsdc, and geography. had this I say, not for the positive use of thine Mktg'. For as to arithmetic, they could all work fractions of days with the fernier, and check the bolt-plats chalked up behind the alehouse door. And se to geography, the two Tuckers had gone very straight to Botany Bay, after stealing old Cottle's sharp. No, it wee not for the use but for the mercies; these things are wanted by the pastor to awaken, to galmaue, and open the portals to the swaL I have known an aid granny's Bible laid on the shelf for wont of apseenalsa. I have blown a deaf man brought to church by a peasant of an ear-trucupet. I would, therefore, have greeted a schoolmaster es I would an optician or as 1,11741, Le making way for the word to enter. The educated clergyman, he thinks, is too fine a tool for all the work the church has to do, even in villages. I am far frommakingexciame for idleness well know ing that Judges and counsel will breathe the off ensive stoma of as unwashed crowd twelve knee a day at ageism. Still I have seat those of a lower order sitting with so little tn ot avaienos, and almost by choice, In the room of • cancerous patient, and Ignore all pretence foe opening • window, whines we have been taught from childhood to pamper our nerves olfactory with lavender, end to deem it vulgar not to alutik aside it anything "unmannerly " pas betwixt tb• Mad and our " nobility." In this repeat the devoted mem bers of the City Mission do muck whicn some of the clergy would be physically incompetent to perform. There is also another advantage pomemed by men of an Inferior order, in visiting. They feel as much excitement (and excitement is extra power) while hammering truisms into three oe four washerwomen, u a clergyman feel' before an Wile coagregatioo. This is • decided advantage. A speaker soon wearies where he is not conscious of any sym pathy or response. But • plain man, like Isaac Hopkins, would bawl away delighted with the sound of his own voice. Isaac was our bellowe-blower at Yattoa Church, though all the time &dissector at heart. Nothing but the bellows kept Ilse "tree to his church." The Badminton menial refused • whig candidate his vote, because, he said, " I hunt with the Duke." Hopkins held to the church party because be could say, " I blow for the parson." But the staring fact, that when Isaac slipped off to hear "Method y" on the he heard his mother tongue " wall th e NMI In it," and all seemingly hot from the heart, whereas master's was cold and Ids "nothing to nobody" from a book—this tried leases orthodoxy very hard, no ism being halt as repulsive as dalliers. Seeing that the said Hopkins was a compound of about two pans religion to one part commit, and use part a scholar, I hit upon a ,plan, which I would strongly recommend for keeping—if worth keeping—a would.be dissenter to the church. I found Isaac Hopkins a sphere for hut enthusiasm, and • platform for his eloquence at the same time. "Molly Hancock, poor soul I" I said, one day, "cannot Prevail upon her bad legs to carry her as far as church. Yon have • floe loud voice, Hopkins, and Molly is herd of hearing." This was Mat enough for Hopkins. Oh, how often have! envied his leather lungs Before I was within twenty yards of Molly's house I could hear him, and see a cluster of women without bonnets, and generally Teddy Edwards of the alms house, clustering like bees about the door. Now I couldn't do that. I could no more compere with Hopkins in poending texts into can hard of hearing, and heads dull of log, than in handling a pickaxe. After spending a few months in this and another village curacy he removes into a Peel district, of which be obtains the incumbency. The boundary of this district was like a Chinese puzzle, " for the lines were drawn zig-zag," to take in the houses of the poor and leave out the houses of the rich. The church of this district was built, not indeed before it was wanted, but before a Christian career adequate to sustain it and its minister. The mixed motives which induced a set of worldly people to concur in subscribing to the funds with which it was built are exposed with great spirit by our author, and the whole history of the straits and trials of hie ' incumbency—too much, we fear, like what many clergymen are enduring in some of the new churches upon the rise of which we are so apt to congratulate ourselves—should be read by all who care to inquire how our great towns are to be evangelised. "From my experience," says the author, "I unconvinced that a church and the church service is not by any moans the first step for converting the heathen of our overgrown towns." He found he ooald speak beet, that is moat effectively to little flocks, to whom he might adapt his address as a counsel adapts his speech to a jury, looking each in the face by turns until the expression of the eyes betrays that he is convinced. The more splendid the church the lese chance of the poor man's feeling it is intended for him. Those wholly unused to divine worship are unfitted for the sermon by the appointed churchmongen. A church to them was like a university to a child. These con victions have been gaining ground with the public of late years, and we are persuaded that on the use said. of them depends the soca= of future efforts for the extension of religion, whether by the agency el the church or of nonconformity, amongst the mass of the population. We heutily commend Mr. ' Pycroft'e book to every clue of our readers. SAciUrio T640=7.-011 Tuesday the R.T. Mr. Waddell, of Girmus, read has has owe pulpit a poetical tragedy, of width be le to. Wiser, entitled "Kies Baal." t/ . illustreting the power of madam, sapirsUnoo, and jealousy combined. It is a despot Mee adheriag throughout to the narrative as It smears la y Writ, and containing on every page delaseamm of chancery. and dos dramatic mate, which would not di•grace the pm of the greatest drummer. —.elyrehirs Esprou. CIiTnAL PAI AC. •••• OVZ SHILLING DAIIr WEANS/DAT, Nov. Z. AdaleAses ea Impling, 666; ditto by aima &kola, 416 ; vaulters, 961. DRAMA. PRINCESS'S. The truth of thedoctnne; that vaulting ambition is occasionally given to overleaping itself received another example last MO, in the production of a nxosntic drama (honestly confessed in the playbill as altered and adapted tlO4ll the French), under the title of TAs Master Passion ; or, Ms Outlaws of the Adriatic. The French pleas from which this dramatise been adapted is celled Les Poem VraiIOWISS, and I pommies the materials kr • very good two hours melodrama, and had the English " doctor " cozened himself to the pro &action of such a style of pies*, the knowledge of stage re quirinnemts which he undoubtedly postmen would probably ham enabled him to bring forth a very succreeful work. But vaulting ambition has Induced him to tell hie story in blank Term, which like a dandy suit attrecte attenUon, end if it be of the very best commands respect, but if it be not merely provokes ridicule. The blank verse in question is not of the very best, and it has a bed effect in hindering the action of the piece, and aiming it to drag in the very part where It should go quickest. The plot is not very subtle. Giovanni °mole (Mr. Ryden, the most isdiessetial of the Venetian Council of Ten, has a vendetta hatred against the family of the Falter!, the last surviving member of which, Gelleno Felten (Mr. G. Melville), Is a victorious general whose stio- owes against the enemies of the state have made him a pope ler idol and entitled him to the highest rewards el the Senate. All these, howevtr, he deacissa, claiming in their stead alone, that the curtain which in the hall of audience at St. blerk's covers the portrait of his famous ancestor Marino Falkro shall be removed, end the blot upon the family name thereby obliterated. This is refused him at the instigation of Orseolo, end, is a rage, be quits Venice and allies liberal with the celebrated band of the I:scoques, whose chief he becomes. In the second art we find him in the unthaws' stronghold at Segni, on the Adriatic, to which place be ham been ammo ponied by Momenta (Mrs. Charles Young), &Venetian lady, who at first merely sought him in order to spy upon his actions and report them to Orseolo, but who has since be come desperately enamoured of him. Hie success as brigand chief has bean immense; he has just returned from a sortie, and valuable plunder and captives have falls& into his hands. Among these laver I. Olympia (Kies C. Leclercq), the only daughter of old Orseolo, who has previously mt t Gallen°, and has fallen in love with him. The jealousy of Moronism, is aroused against tha new corner, and she would fain compel her to become the prey of one of the most ferocious of the bead, but Gallen interferes and sets her free. She returns to Venice, and Oldies° watches her retreating form with admiring eyes, thaw seeks forgetfulness from his feelings In the excitement of "the Zinged revel," a very pretty wild dance, which concludes the mooed act. The third act passes at Venice. Megoeica has returned, intending to denounce Oaßono as the captain of the Usoo quest, but when sent for by Ones& her love is nnewed, and she breves torture sooner then confess. Her refusal is over heard by Galin°, who ia also in Venice, and hidden In an sate-chamber; be rallies forth, proclaims himself as the outlaw chief, and is condemned to death. Bat Olympia has also heard her lover's condemnation, and,ttunwing hewed at her father's feet, confesses her secret. Oreeolo, who is the embodiment of the penny-romance notion of the hard hearted Venetian father, sternly refuses, and when as length melted into pardoning the young 1111112 and agreeing to hie marriage, cannot make up his mind to witness the results of his own magnanimity, and dies on the stage—Morceina going into a convent, and leaving the coast clear for universal felicity. . _ The piece was most elaborately placed upon the stage, and evtrything hoe been done for it in the way of scenery and appointments, but it will require a considerable amount of cutting iu the last act before it has much chance of becoming popular. It was on the whole well acted ; Indeed, Mrs. Yung and Mr. Melville were excellent in their respective ports. Onr professoriat= of Mr. Melville is confirmed; the thistle has In hiss ajesmispresuir of good ability and appear core, but cur who has hitherto certainly not shown the qualifications for a first-rate artist. Kill Lading played a little part prettily, but with scarcely sufficient foece; but her deficiency wee amply atoned for by Mr. Ryder, who groaned sad raved in a ornate that gent oommanded the appraise but fierily led to the WOW, of the gallery. THE SCHILLER RISTIFSL AT TEE CRYSTAL iii:ies: On the 10th of November the hundredth impl ement, of the birthday of &War will be celebrated at the Crystal Palace. Wherever the Genies tongue hop its reps sentstivee, In Switzerland, in France, In the United &aloe, even in Russia and Turkey, the 10th of November will be a firs day for larger or smaller commtunties. We believe that the exertions of the London committee specially point to obtain a profit large enough to link the name of Schiller by some dignified benefaction with the German Hospital or some of the German charities of London, or perhaps to found some charity which shall enduringly commemorate the homage paid after the lapse of so many years to the memory of the poet. From the outline of the programme that has been furnished to us, we gather that there will be grand orchestral and other musical arrangements on a scale suited to the vast dimensions of the Palace. A feature of the performance of November 10 will be the musical execution of the Cordaro a poem written in lofty heart-stirringstruins a tribute which Fredigrath has offered to the memory of Schiller. Daring the performance of the Cantata in the Crystal Palace, there will be an unveiling of a bust of Schiller, now being executed in the heroic size by the sculptor Oran. Another interesting feature will be the performance of Rom berg's music to the "Lay of the Bell," to do justioe to which a thousand roadie% both English and Gnome, will lend their aid. There will also be part-singing by various Osman clubs. Bat one of the principal attractions will be ea entire Royalty to most Englishmen, though one entirely characteristic and popular with the Germans. This is a grand torchlight procession. The effect of these peooerions, combined with great occasions, gives Hee generally to extra ordinary excitement in Germany. Even on the 10th of November, a truly national occaaion in Berlin, the govern ment have not thought it advisable to allow the wished for torchlight procession se Fackehusi to take place. Here no such restriction applies, and the demonstration will be complete. It will take place along the upper terraces and in the garden, and will doubtlees produce a striking effect reflected on the glare fagede of the Palace, and accompanied by a display of the fountains and the illumination of the Schill er stuns on the upper terrace. The procession will be accompanied by the aseociatiooa of German workmen, and by, the various German glen dubs, who will tong the appropriate choral music. The duty of chryeanthemume, which is always looked forward to at this season, takes place on the oth, and will be very extensive and brilliant. It will be continued during the &biller Nut. Arrangements have been made with the lauding railway companies for the tame of return tickets at very cheap fares, 'spinally from the Western, Northern, and Midland Counties ; the tickets are to be evadable for two or three dap, embracing the 10th inst., so that an may visit may be mad* to the Crystal Palace, giving time for aoaee of the London sights se well. THE FRANKLIN Mmes.—Tickets of admission to the public to view these intemetlug relics at the United Service Institution, Sootland.yard, will be issued this week fur Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday in neat week and the weeks following, in limited numbers, as the accommodation that ems be farniehed by the institution is inadequate to meet a large amber of visitors. The tickets are to be obtained from Stanford, Charing-cross; Grams, Pall-mall ; Mitchell, Chariog-cross ; Parker, West Strand; Potter, Poultry; and Byelield, Charing-awe. THE BALLOT Scutari.—The weekly meeting of the Szeoutive Committee was held at the aeon is Guild hall-chambers on Tuesday, Mr. &stems in the chair; Mr. Whitehtum, Mr. Bit. Mr. Sydenham Nodes, Mr. Man, Mr. Le Maitre, and Mr. J. Omer, were present. Mr. Sydesalutin Nodes was ustanintously elected joint brewer of the society, in the room of the late Mr. Pratt. Subscriptions were an noutioed of 51., from Kr. Edmund Potter; 61., front Mr. Freak Crowley, M.P. ; and several smaller stuns. The following letter from Lord Terthem was mad :—‘• Bexley, Kent. 5.5., Oct., 27, 11150. Sir, —I with pleasure accept the proffered honour of being elected a member of the council of the Society for the Adoption of the Vote by Ballot. rod have the honour to be, sir, yours faithfully, TETENAN:. The noble lord was elected • member of the council. A letter wee read from • oorrespondent in Merionethshire which stated :—"ln this county, after the lest election, we have bed ample proof of the secessity of the ballot. Of Mr. Price's conduct you have already been Informed. Sir Within has latterly fol lowed his stem and there Is evidently a learn between them to endeavour to crush the tenant., if they dare exer ting *air right of voting wombs; to the dictates of their constelsooes. Some 15 or 16 tenants have had notice to quit on Sir Watkin's estate. The poor tenants have had to sot kr logs, so that we have never seen any thine en generally mimes even before la this neighbourhood." It was decided to take steps forthwith to obtain petitions for the ballot from k every parliamentary borough and other plate where the so. okay Ms • worreepcodent. THE OREA7 EASTERN. SOUTHAMPTON, WEDNIVIDLY. At s meeting of the members of the Chamber of Commerce, held lan awning, the renditions up= which the great ship was °owing to Sontbampton, and questions as to the eligibility of making this port the plate for her call and departure, and other Interesting matters relating thereto, were dimmed ; and it was afterwards proposed and =ant imony carried that the Chamber of Commeroo invite the directors of the Great Ship Company to a banquet. It hag also been resolved at a meeting of the committee of the Southampton Club "That on the antra of the Great Eastern an 'imitate= shall be given to Capt. Harrison and the officers of that ship to the free use end privileges of the club during their continuance In this port; she that • deputation, consisting of the preddeet, ito., shall wait on Captain Harrison for the pumps of presenting the same." The Great Eastern left Holyhead for Southampton be tween 12 end I o'clock this day. She will be her on Friday morning. The Plymouth Mall soy.: A rumour has reached us, through the medium of an azimut enghseer, that Ply month will ultimately be the Greet Butanes port of de parture." TO TBII IDITOII OP TIM EXPIIIIBO. Sta,—To correct erroneous impreseTonsarrived at le the last few months from Liverpool BOUTCIII, I Phan feel obliged by your publication of the following letter, addreeeed to the editor of the /Moped Day loaf.—l ern, fec.,: R. J. R. CAMPBELL, Chairman. Great Ship Company (Limited), Nov. 2. Te t. 7M spopPpa ON !SS VVWO4:OI. SAULT POST, Dear Sir,—ln punks to Mr. Thos. Bold, aca for the In formation of all thee, interested in the Great &stem, it my duty to laform you that there is no foundation in the statement contained in your paper, that 40,0001. has beau placed at his disposal for the completion of that vesael, or that any sum has been so placed, or any such duty assigned to that gentleman. Mr. Bold'a position at the board is that of director ap pointed to fill a vacancy, and subject to the oonfirmanou of a general meeting, and acting managing-director for Mr. Jackson. The 'entrant of the company for the completion of the Great Eastern and the work performed have in due course been subjected to the most careful examination of three ex perienced surveyors, whore report will furnish Mr. Hawkshaw, as umpire, and Meese. Fowler and M'Clsan, as arbitrators, with material on whith to deliberate in making the award. Until this is done the company are not aware to what extent, if at all they can be called upon to disburse any funds except for ex tras specially ordered. In the completion of the work the supervbion of a competent surveyor will supersede the neces sity of assigning to any director that duty. The reports circulated as to the reasons leading to the adoption of South ampton as the port of completion are equally without founda tion; all the energies of the board from April to August were devoted to the completion of the ship in time for the Ameri ca season, and but for the unfortunate accident (over which the directors had no possible control), the ship would have been in America in September, leering for after completion that which could have been temporarily dispensed with. The delay consequent on making good the damage done by the accident deranged our plans, and two courses remained open for our adoption. The first was, to go to America, realise little by the voyage out, and find when we arrived there that di appointment to the people of America and ourselves could have been the only result of visiting them at a time when they could not visit us. The next course wee, to turn to account, this time, the finishing of the vessel, and utilise in a central position the time so occupied by gratifying the interest taken in the vessel by our countrymen. This done, an early opportunity would be afforded the direc tors of further testing the vessel's era qualities by a trip to the warm climate of the Mediterranean, which would . ensure passengers, and prepare the public, mind for that complete confidence neoessary to obtain all the passengers and goods oreatlal to her complete success on whatever voyage she might be mint; preparing her Liao, at the same time, for government employ, if so desired, and leaving the American trip to the more seasonable period of . the year, for the moat complete realisation et their and our wishes. The determination of a final and fixed port of departure will entirely depend upon the respective merits of the ports in this country, adapted, by position and safety, Natural ad vantages and trade facilities, for the vessel; but this much you may depend upon, that so leng as I have anything to do with the management of the affairs of the Company, no port will be adopted but that wig= secures to the ship the brat of the most favoured ports.—Yours, obediently, IL J. R. CAM-TWILL, Chairmen. Loudon, Gemt Ship Compaq (Umbel), November 2, 1862. RECTORSHIP OP EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY.—Wg undwotand that to addition to the two mum previously mentioned, that ot Mr. Gladstone has bees brought forward for this °Mos, and that oommlttee is In course of formation for securing his election. Thera us of Lord Macaulay, Lord I RusaelL and Mr. Stuart Mill have been brought uo. as have dues aths Lord Advocate and the Lord Justice Clerk, but these latter are commissioners, and it is understood that the members of the Universities Commission have expressed themselves to the edict that they deoline being proposed as members of any of the University Courts during the exist ence of the commission, which will continue for other two or, It may be, three years. The commissioners are the Duke of Argyll, the Earl of Aberdeen, the Earl of Haddington, the Rail of Mansfield, the Lord President of the Court of Session, air William GibmeCritig, the Lord JestisteClerk Inglis, Lord Ardtaillen, William Stirling, Erg., of Kok, Lord Advocate Moscreilf, Alexander Hestia, Eq., sad Alexander Murne_y Danlop, Req...-effootemen. THE LATE FUEGOS O'CONNOR'S LAND SCHEME. —A meeting of the members of this ocuoyeary was held in Nottingham, a few days ago, for the purpose of receiving in utile-mos as to the sale of the estates of the National Lend Company. Mr. Clarke oompled the chair. It appeared from the oorrespondenee read that the rent charges of the estate of the above company had been sold to Mr. Roberts, of Manchester, for 18,0201. It wee also shown that, after the paying off the mortgages onithe:pioperty, there would not be sufficient funds in hand:to defray the winding-up__costs. SERIOUS SHELL EXPLOSION AT WOOLWICH Aneravax.—Yesterday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, a very .moos accident occurred at Woolwich Arsenal, by the unexpected explosion of an 8-inch shell, which had been re turned with a number of similar shells as old stores from the Channel Island,. It appears that a gang of labourers were employed on the wharf in breaking up these missiles, which had previously been tested to ascertain if they _were empty, when, on applying the hammer, one of the shells exploded with a loud report, and the men standing near were thrown about in all directions. The utmost consternation prevailed, and hundreds rushed to the spot from all perm of the estab- Bahama, when It was found that three men, named Daniel Braemar, Morris Caeo, and William Norgrove, had sue tamped extensive Werke, bat fatal results were not an ticipated. MELANCHOLY OCCUEHENCE. —On Tuesday morn ing. between *even end eight o'clock, the dead body of a women named Margaret Gilroy, a pauper residing at Loan head, near Edinburgh, was found lying in a held at the road side near Mayshade-gate, in the pariah of Laeswade. It appears that on the previous evening the deceased had been at Liberton, and in travelling to Losnbesd it is 'opposed she had fallen over a steep ansbankcoent at the part of the road where she was found, sad that her clothes having got en• tangled in the hedge she had bees nimble to rise again, and had lain there the whole night exposed to the storm. FATAL OCCURRENCE.—A few evening.' ago, as the manager at the works of the Deeside Exteneion neer Aberdeen, was proceeding horoewerla from a walk, ac companied by his wife, they were met on the road by a navvy, who went rudely up against the lady and toot hold of her. d follow T a hThe , o aside.h usb a nd w e m b r ace Ha t e o n ce s, d v saes d i resen t ed bsw again, y . who o e hoverer,b i nsult aiu e b y pushing the much alarmed, when the gentleman pre her assailant a chop blow with hie list on the olds of the heed. The navvy fell, and it is }resumed must have Mitered his head in f e lling, as be was taken up insensible, and died two days afterwards. The ma nager. so peon es be learned the fatal result of the unfortu nate occurrence, reported himself to the Fiscal, and tendered bail to appear when called upon: Nora Bribefi Deify Zeit. CAPTION TO SMOKERS IN RAILWAY CARRIAGES:. In consequence of several complaints having been made to the directors of the Birkenhead end Chester Railway of pee wee smoking in the ouriagea, the company last week ea:, gaged the servioets of a police-officer to travel on the line between Birkenhead end Chester, end to take the names of persons thus offending. In consequence of this proceeding, two young gentlemen, named Same and Gibson, have been brought up before the Birkenhead magistrate*, and on the evidence of the police-officer Hodgson, who proved the charges of smoking in first-class carriages against the parties, they were each feed 40a. and ems. A Mr. Hooey French, the son of a magistrate in Chester, was charged with having moulted Hodgeon, white in the discharge of his • duties in looking stew the smokers, and lewd 40s. end coots.