The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-09 00:00:00

I 1 r to 5 1 tit 3r rKI4 ./4. - . -,,, . L/ .' / i` , / c - - .~ , V' No. 4,130.) lIIIVITT sad moottre AUSTRALIAN LINE of LICA KT OW P tollb Immollbie as si Tmessi lb mbar! inmaeris A lli r VONdliiirelhaalia. I* ) {wee 13 , rbw mortmal. NO 12sUir tl iSTI VI. ......i• r : btu Is ilk• 104 loft %ilk '111:11se Alp aWI L m Mil owe swam. sossmisills• Ms lift wow.. Ile" dolt Wog Why sod &tn. w sins a *dab., as.ear lsSestlisto embotOstb sod ba MVP IS inft•RM. a ftitai w prim mit Se W. ?I. . eaUm llbstsserml, lamdtssass ; sr is OW 111001tIL No. 1, mai VITT and Kooks's AUSTRALIAN LINE d PAMIR dillr.--01111.03113 g . dr as I dal kw r isam.dlme dooddidld. CZ= boded 6.110.= = ff triineaddlida T ed=a ; L" Nnew—nr um* el tediddi de prop spoil do IliVlff did MIMI. do I. Idledidrded. REVITT mad 1100RWS AUSTRALIA/4 LIN/I ~ PACIIIIrt SHIP.- IA Dlres/i . 11 . = A:I Innedble Ampuel9. Iwo; SI 111.4) ,, XL •I. 1909.er 399, loft rii=l/114,1.. ONI =OW 1.99:•• 19 eta Las 9999.ae rummeilibm *Rah. MAW alr pomaw9A-1 , 99 Wear 99911•Araapok Mr.?.M L VALLI; ISA. IL Baia Awe; IHIVITtni=OIIII.9. PI/OrAseft. REVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE d PACEIBT AM I P.—P,9 , MIAS? 1.011911 Melt 0 resulsr , AAA •....•.• W as IA•19 09•01.19 mars 91 Le Ado DLL Abkprag iv the ILA A SAusimes.lke 909.491 ••• Abet LIAO. A I. 19/01499 MIAs% SIMARD COMA% rom=; lowl9e Dods.. MY booed ANA Wei bat a pray SA LA In A 9 ; he. Eat email* immAldmilmr IA prow m. 9994 le he urn. of WA billag 9 •1 9 I ate. l . l ...La, lan. A trdsbi • pimp asely se Ditla - r aul 0911 . 11. 9. Mthowlisen. NOTICL —lt* ebrames tay Bahia& log Nate art Istarbed la all at Cart Ilarbaor, a. bob toward ird Immourd tamp% Sabot bar 1•11.1.• Mad, gLnitil and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NA IL a. ritur MIPS. qtyabool by l r AVOW.' le MAIL LIY.IP.YhI. LI V iltro , /I. tad 31 LW 141112 awl balm. MIMI. NW IP/STOS. ita Same 'ILIUM/FAS le Int NM man guareser. tool byr Mks ilbrent It.. Mut andrise ryalan. to WI ben eICA. tor XXV to Demi. . IONA& OPA. he 1110111.)11. tallibliy. Nov. 19. LA. Mr WI TultlL 06,18.11abinkty. Nov. 66. PIMP =NI& Maw stettres lee tad madam.. Ift. ablaut =reittaria. ftiur by a 4 ttElmat as boyil .r nor S i rra l. sa6 Witb,..med =. /It 'rale* ea Ilettst. " •Ibi Wm ea. il yor tetzr 6 par mat pistol. Ibmill a.. 111...44 S' ISAI g• M S ., ire d."..b l. k05 t" ii..6....... J. m : .0. W as. now do la regal. rbrl. i N. ted J. mwea. ilhowsv; er P. sod C. Whet. Wstwartat. taw. bull TRAM COMMUNICATION to NEW TORY. Tke LIPIIIII , OOI. X II Tom r 1 PEHADILLPELII IP colgraxT wrisi ikailling VW kirlArkk Oka kik kaki st Ikrirkek ki =rl: mirk pamagoreaki akkirk ID= ...... a ... . . V I .„ .. hem Cr ti UP le ANCIIN/Ttal. Mom Peirorr .. iralsidrae... II IDI Wien „ . Iron korrikk. Wkkorkp, Per. PI 412 pram 12. Misr 21 array awatifri le the arrirellilis. armed va.ko train lawnpml. / war, ladraileg / 1 // 11 /•• Parkpre kr Our& SW its Ward Iwo baker km* ea kit ad;:=isrlan Wallin WO/ inl 1 1 1 114101 lIIIIMI.Ik WNW , Ono. Irrapnl. or sr 121 V 1.11 lad MAOIST. 111.. Zki WaIiiMINOI. 0117. TEAM from LIVERPOOL to AMERICA vii 'OMAN P. le the Somnal Pre Slimily Oimpairs ftil swear& 110811 LITZ/WOOL TO POILTIAIID. Ma 1 :42. ,... It „„ ~,..... Was— Val i I L 64, :irilritock. to . friis• 71==iLIMOI:prt./pm . sa. vv. R. licemak Iforest kr& ....a , ...,..i. , gamed ir., at thramblasin swot led Mita riLitsnia. Ilavers.4 sad EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE SO !ISLAND. 4 =10.1•1 Mown Ilaawari so WATSILTOZD W wax. be swam a• miLroaD , lame pamdal Mme. llasm Ms Dimino! m Ilutard. DIM Mama Y WaIIIMIM .$ a.m. mom amd d o.ot. !WM dap mils. ham PaMMODs. ` Win TUMIDLY. TaIUIDIDAY,Dad SATO/DAL la 00/I Is Goo air ram Madd!" Ma. Dm•LalaaL Mk TlMAdim Mims 0001106 fat me mmilk. flnadam. Samma. TM dam Maamm• 15... Waambrd *ft al 11i p.m.. WI loam Oft Imma Stailag. earroW. Potail.—ter Mem ladmism M Ildr/LIIL3OO. 00 Imam foto sa4 JACKSON. MILL IdamsSMllas. NAL ; is Ilia IPTCIIII liand;arMadm.oll n irzi4 Oat RANI of BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. &pi CILINaI 0 011111LAL II Si_LLTOO.O4O!“ at Wand of &NM lamb AMMON .14 MO Mil dT. M Dammad sad. aa Oda at Oa M. IMmla rams IMMILMS/MaaM .I Mirk par ilieCiiiSidas • rams awn Ms /0410kr d i rbirmsk MITA% ImmlsaL I. IL Misliamm Loam NINA T. Md H ADVANCES MADE. witlyni a = ta7 . 1 So 1.0111101 II V MUM 00 ilii dot bib a m rsM lossimmis • pat rat ....... _ ~ l o o *lsl. hat AS awl trisims . ilmslol S S N IOI . 34.10111 OWITItt. W 1141017? 4.12 Assinwies murtua. Lakr lA ltiglD ASSOCIATION Vi=n. miI:ITT. Ilaralirli hninerik aM r:sr Lift Prdienals isallvd slims' isisftr ib ri as Moo Om ismas Zama TS. bra siss ississi Sissilmisa assidesthe is imolai lb Issississai lissississio. *km /WA isolos admassi slant Illsammiss. sr lissilsidssl =d le hem sl sispssi. 41101 tail Isissasess. Mo. se wrap d a dissisd liOrrtrilOW. isashrip. 441 FITTINGS sad LAMPS of every deserip =i=elei. .... 4 a " = re......" . I. i rir 4Z -1- ••= s tmtveve• 01 •10108 owillon ems se ow Offs HZ ter. DRA WINO - ROOM CRYSTAL ig=ll. rtaty wo owd of dimwit dolma. foolifoo NOM wow . of foo leap &mid Woos O. Lowden Obownom biome la Om orwiki of 1. Yet[.d Ow. 141. Osfosioa•Of. ...Poooloo Dr{ ono. L T... HZ TWO-OULNRA DINING-ROOM CHAN- DrLIBIII, kw One IN", li. OK •Itli ass err sarbols. Sib Cleimielbw Woe perdalleg *ftn —F. SPA *IL and 01,.. Lei Showier% HI Odor' amt. W.. smite MODERATOR LAMPS.—AD assortment a 5e...4 ageol mom Or:sat Yaws Is ebbs, sed Jest Mbvse Ire" So bs .ses at (1. WM ITHS. WE, aka 1... w St la bombi el Iwo ohs re abbot... Ton awe, Nakosbur Lamb. Pr 'Mir weellnim, drib Mame eiensverd Ibedlib. lb Si. pr lb. MN'S VXMITABLE (OOLZA) OIL, 41. p 04111. ew WIEN .. Mood 114 Orb readtar mom. Is too wporlor i ( ttslor i lromsam. WI lOW U 111•14. sa4 SON.. fl. .07137114841, 4/low NA Som.& 4 so She onalrr. EAN On. I. WAlh Tim INCH FLOWER ROOTS. suited suctirnms. •.. ti Ms she So sr pot • sissed Crewe mimeo, la es. pm WO; raw, sed AL amok b. T per ow. .101 saw elizttCs.— T arrwous.llread. EET HAIR RESTORLD t• fts NATURAL MAO 11.-1111711AL171.11, item. Walled" 11, Mr. Cll/1/1D by F. IL 111111111111311 PAM= RIC 11110.H1 1 ... lea. sol 111/. Cooks ft It la 11a. Ow Illmir isl Prwrieue.: . I. 11. 11.1 1 1birl Praising //mh. MAIL C —C. Dried Won, Gorlan Wlmin mai b • kall. walls. at pi I.r 1 swot.. Lb, illrinaled IPYWkiet. WW flaw asamal . awl 11.114.. gar.' hollll.lelmmia. sad portman of repols. ROWLAND'S KALYDOE. an Oriental Botanissl ttatlw. I.r Impro , lat ad hootaltraa ne r.d Tb• no a:, 1.. nenaH abd adaraily orommad meads .sal. M. ... 4 " , • . 01 YerifYlNl as ea tat. .:140401114i.“1. 041•140.1• .sms. 7•1 prlshee- •be al. i•anty ampialab. sod mama sad a the rln b sol ar... It..mar WI tie 11.11016 a draw. Y.,W attain, • brat na to add rad tedommaa tß4lM..elaf bllght:LlN ramie ban Own*, ',Alois " .—Pfl ll.. et mod it pa batiks. tbo • mbar of oUr barb rb WIWI ado " boobs& ht. ba... mot ait dartant, "A. Itarbad dad to rol kia. doll at La. Hatt. ranam. baba. abl W obasdata aad pa lama r/ORNS, BUNIONS, and I/F.FECTIVE TOR ,/ NAILS lIITIIArTaD mad cuako sae Maas. ward agar « teas.* 31.. laaN WILL. Al SaiabL.baslia Lail* Mn.itowall U pran. Tama a& b. Ow lama hoar. *Sib nap be bal... 4 eat., WY de Ye dI•lior - • an. die lord Masa eaf Lela,— Mr. LA. VII rs..rlrtolll aired am WM le my lest *lbw. trssr tein. •- " S. Abusdar. 31. R Janambplaw. aa......a. mul. rod mat azlnslini five NNM Si Ili. LW aol ea Unsay aloft baba lan.*-41bria% alloN"Valt Ilab/saaa. Jill ?TURK 8.-8 v Royal Lean Papist. WHITS'S Mee- el tilt 10 n Tatrie 414mort emeetleree, se be amain eatelbee =.inereaeut .t OMANI& lbe .err a ewe eel*. Mai 16. Ns aft.i.. *ebbe. • eat Arise beeves* tell 1 4 :4 4 P•V i eL P rl i tra !Jail : eseett* go ett: end near.** Sena be olebbileek ttttt nee Meer yew deep. • n:eenriteeel elreeier wee be bo& ead the Woe Pinned* womb ee r iM , ety Pre*** beim th. I*. Wee eel le .be seer. Mr. el II IT W. LA Peirlene. Iheelbeal ?me ea lee Flee modelle. fed • beree M Ofig MOM IMAM NSW DISCOVICKY fe MSDICAL SCIENCIL ii•••••••••• •••••••a• ...Id to • I.* MI nnondadd In/D •Ilowyeranl Inn &mar The wpm, ma eynny, et na View/ wearlw•fil tomb. TAY calldw de lo ust 'w n',./14 a Sir 40///e. O. T. nftrownen. 11 . Mtn. 14n1InalL Iludkr.loinorw. I. woo TRULY EFFICACIOUS sad MILD. op/ Pr. PC.V^T , RI LIOrP mod Lint* PIMA Pleore4 •.041•6 Sernor6llarr,lw• t Imo the maw lona Ikon. of Brehm AIM. ?ler Pltl. LAM leublesbl• •lis anew I. Winos Ilia b. amplauto. ovANge.u.s. .1. m0010igN15 4 40*.... lo Numb' met'won abi so Wary egoism moonl. we Irv!, • t t .111 ino. IN IMF q IY4h MA 1 "4.0.01.. 1b.r.11011111111%. lbw, en .te prentias Oil. O. .104 .lfoo4lllol. or r6lr ••••400 by oneAt t 0... 10 o sort It Ifrd. 25. At orgeo. IM .tor. NMI. Pc obswer• 1.00.4.0 •MI 1.11.1 /.ft Tb.: swore". • wwwv, vows pobeksit 1 .... b % okr.fioolioni." olosisvowl lbw Noversminialimp. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1859. "DOTAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INBTITII. T[ ..—TM :: .. ..-T O. =We ottlis Jamtbs llso smutty LPPILIM le P VAIN* ItT COl took lb= to mom So trig demote es the 11•1 , •1 hobs( UM &dm,. PAW 310. Cloirmaa. THOMAS LHAPII/01, Depota.Ctsalrepaa Nov. 8, UM Cow: tutee will be tboaktilty nostrod by Mom. W sad Co.; Own* awl Ott : Wins sad OD.: rig es the Ake of the Isethuthe. H. J ob.aet, Adiaol. T. MARTINS-HALL-HANDEL'B ALEX -1,3 AM DLLS MUT sod reolmoor BINNITI'M MAY QUM= and.. th direolbea of Mr. JOMI MULLAH. WIDMILIDLY. Mar. 16.a15. PrlmeW vemlbb—Nim 11=1115. Mini Pl~ Martin. Mime M. Mmilksw. Mr. WIMI• toopor Mr. Weloo. ".hi lm ig : U. IL. Mall% In; mum ; galleries. Um ST. MARTINS-HALL SINGING SCHOOL N11111711111X19 2 /AMON. Dltoolor-11r. JOHN 2101.1‘111. SIAN IX TAR Y CLAWS* No. IC, for Lune. Itooday. Nov. 14, at Ito. M. for Osailinsb—Firm lawa. Mood.. Not 14 : et 6.30. rot tot Ur oourao—lthdloo, 10. : Ottitloasos. L. 712rootary lon tor LAN. No. ISt mot Roo. 11. al 12. Foe Is auk Owl Gobi& MU*. ponlooloto et THOS. 1111ADLLIP. floc R. ALBERT BMITH'd CHINA is NOW mix Lvlty NIGHT Met lishirday). M t (Mat sod samosas al I shiest b. shish as to Wrist Hs NOPhis-hal SW/. ha 111111 G. sio.ki THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, High Heboa. a/ANIMS to the 1111•1011.—This Catahltab moot. preawaraily dledaidies lie the gloom bed =Attie. Wooly of desseoseaa embOol else Ye pertesaco 04 ti• 11.011,10 meet te O ltellaT WISIIIIIO Ores. allwallsee sakd Lamm. IMMO hone wade dart. the nom sad it bat tom lan vs- SY soh.w nes b.. of the ay. et Imam the wodwe eldiena Dee. owns ballars O.ewtia.l. Oodet se perluidla. Adololes ROTLL ROOMS. Windmill-aunt Grand ChiIDa—OPIIII IVRY EVENING , web dolobraDd D. usabilisi i= t aaduessa re i t u Damotaa. Prlseital se 9; lar ill nitalaspe Ware 12. =a% U.. DR. KAHN'S MAGNIFICHNT ANATOMICAL rusaum. to et the alarmarkat taircardeed by the Noe t Pro to be the rat • rid Wed tadarive ot ray it erentee). la WI WI DAILY ter Ortiren only. rota Id 0d t. rd tree 7 111 It. Admirer, Or Maly. berrelve /butiltirke arc 17r. Hattie Poodsr Lwara as il• na...161.1 Ally .. 7 oat 7 err pi=t i 4 . 1 1 / a b .. er i l=l . a t i t i lee= Unlc rool ttelvettt aii_ e x awl rob eure—The Pbreiedie of Reproduction Illentr—Lkerldty end Ito aoreo—lir to reser Marl ILtratre ret the root of Josb., .rntitlet " Tbe Pbb herb of Wortirr" was pre tree at /hair at It rasp, direr from re Artir. It, Ussersoiner Oavedirearrn W. giftr i nie CASES, DRESSING B V AGS, and biliblp4siirdl llMarls% kr prometailan. —Maar =mum ......r.., ~„,;.,.. %., 4, Leadaelol. On* NM, BM Omoil Paiessakerabrak. WEDDING IHd BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. H. 110DRIOUCK P o dW,I. Inctuattsatko to Ma elegsat STOCK of DEMISING PASSE TRAVELLING DRESSING SAGS, DESPATCH WARS. SOUK Gas to Hook Dom, Joni Omsk LADIES ISTI. - ULM sod CASIGAOR MAIM of MUT MIDIATAL MOUNTED ENVELOPS °AMA l a lril l en DOOM" oNd INKSTANDS o ogle; dant Caste% MOIRE and Glove Dam. Is HOW PATENT SSW-CLOS' NaBOOK•OLI abo • •b•be WIN/ Oi ELEGANcIId sod NOVELTIES ...liable Or PIMIIIITATION, too MOONS l• 4•11111111111111. la to bad at &&&&& Me Soon from Sickolleotrott. ROOP NOT, YOUNG LOVER : Boor. By 0. W. Raton Added to reglidi .ord . M W. Hum b. dram of Kr. W. WIN id dad.' to be Wind ascadat. Ibb admirable oodoodina at Ur odd of all sedan la for % id la ...odd addl. la tlw gasit4 MOWN. Ladd Labors Odd sad Co. No. klandtoadrwit. W. BRINLEY RICHARDS.—The DREAM of the WAlDlalla: Samna to Plano. Ila dd. I. Male ".Dods IMMO mei' WIN* Ulm& Is toMattabla. aad tab. Ms Wed du taw MN net Mil " Weigh. Mgm W..• Mace." sad Ma LYw~: IMMO Goalie dad Os. Now Baelartaiamnet. w. Jest inelebet. MILLICINT NEVILLE. A Novel. le !cue Tier. Yew d *TM ON Peleee.' "Mae lissallea." IA I vele, eat Pe. WA " • me letereilee Aney."—lese. t o:et libe lerer• moil et tivereek.'7lpak, Area 4. war. Seoseefseek, W. F A L 8 V a. = I" "i r B U E. . l in 11 21. Laim Ivo. _ L 11 . 7 . 111 . 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Cab p. yretor -J. C.a UpperU by &admin. jaaab. Low. -K. J. Prim. Whoopee market, (oy, osimmeo-J. rrierM Leissiontorroes. Crore,,,ireer. hoperoier. tromirromr-J• W. Mea nt. Preopeet place. Kloplasd rood. Lute. Stookey ril Iss,Cketrodo were., Chem. weaponry clerk le the Mar oltso-J.G. M orPoiocuaor Kent. cormabarn areal for than e of books- r. F. Irma, pirooco,i. schoolmaster-M. J. Hunt, Weems. w0....),,..0p00.. foam boa roator-C. Om. Upper Eburu. Wm" P•Mos, psalm u,Aiolower-e: Lae., WeitommeoM o Pod aMMeee. oftimootor-J. Va. Coodult mem, Mpriog Amok PAW* 101,disoare meow-J. black. kW kbaynawl, brain, haltatyalan =,711. %boa, Cbspelotroy. Pomo:Milk jouruernmo Irortiou Warr Vane. .yesr.lae, Umpre" minket or asalowor ....tilher2-N. Mkt Moe. Opluolt kik rnMer -J. °osmium, leromPot. b*Oder Mort -W. &PM. °ppm beep pm-own, dior-B. Morpo, Altommtlape. OtailmeoptoememOt, Climber r01 . ..t0 n m. , 0 . P40r, amt. sh . VZ .t. a r" = :,=4=":.M . 71 1 0=4"! b ria. sad Calarraimrea. kagraawiraltAbikaa.barrls..l. l n= .tararl -H. WARM. rasslssissw. Oar leerND lelisw-0. J. Jailers. alkeptard'a Sorroaartak misrrseawarsd ...mat of pollor--5 1 . 6. lAis Mo. (Inflow stmt. Kew- Ishrowb. E N.Em, ahnwatrest, Now If ortlvrawd. Hostas .. 11. a. Vow 86.31 M Southwark nrl gar. sd. Num,. sad Worn. square. Rwral morehaat-J, V. Holl..orch. kidaaara.. old Nent-rowd-W. Yount, Sorarra.pla. Hoyt., sad Boulltsrawtrost, N. Nona-mall, I.llngsas-kl. J. yrada.. Job.. * sat, spas-a. &ear. VinCODLIWTIIOO, Ilwtwet. Mad LW, .4Mb. CM,. boutroalsr-U. Dew15g.10.114.1,0111., Übanimid. DIOLAZILTION Or DIV MINDS. Jar. licaorieur sad Loon Hama Ml.. Pl*, war Rochdale, a. Sw/ibirry mew r ya, dtri4aod of la 10.1.. wry Tua Bus? as liana.. Ma's u it oem. alriar. liseasuTr. roaranat-and *Medal sad aay adaraday, st Tarsi., LI Jous Taos. gown, lalvsrpook rowrchwat-Lst d=of 1..1 4., 21.11. a. as yabrear. Wedaaday. U Tarry., Unmoor. Ilaaar Viumeow. I loan. bashiSlahlrs. bawl Ilesirsr-Swd dM dulad ilida Ylor.ll, awl say Widaaday, Tama% Limped. Nor 34 H. R. Rot. Woolwich, wboringer-1 9 0 , 10. T. Ball. Thu. Nodes. dovelsoweduo. dower—Nor. W. W. Rodeo. Ooloodowo. Old Ifrooddrost, Oloy.optltecory—Nor. 79. A. Dodo. Jun Red um- Hoboes. wboboolo)oweltor—Nor 19. II Meeks. W lowlor arose. 1.111 and 111lioloolawk City otnooloettwor of =how hop es New. 19. S. P. Morose. I orose. dodd dooartroodNew. Roam, grower —Nor.l9. W. larror, Bandotrott, Cbeapdelo. woroboueemso—Nor. IR 0. H. Sidon* Nortturoptoo. driver—Nov.3o..l. R. Frt.,. Mtge Loro.lowo, Wood-Moot. Qty. day woooloctorer—Nov. 111. W. R. Drake. North WaLitam, Norfolk. mods badder—Dee. 1. J. R. M00g... alto°, mar hrtdol.draper—Deo. I. W. Williams. Newport. Moo. eitolithero. groor—Doe. I. T. doodad, wlrrolditam. botcher—Doe. I. 0.0. P*ay sod J. !talky. etalybndge. Chemltire.nottofroplanera—pee. I. J. Bayley Inmate ebt•Pn, cutlybrWae. Coollra, cotton bgAnore— 1110w.29 Worwlan, Warman% tannahlre. iron manufacturer— Nor.* Y. aboard, Mormon upon Hull, carnet —Dee. 7. W. Wound- AU, Yeatrtagton. If °float's, lama:. OliaTl/10 - ATIM w begrusted, =km mum to Moms la Oa contrary. ea the day of mania& Doc 1. D. &star, illltmok waft, wader. Grammor mom, isioa.ommro. sad Donscplago, PJlmall. son *radar—Nov N. 111./Mamer. tirommleb. Whoa—Noy. M. lilib noullo mark. modumaa—floy. M. J. C. Wilma. Mood-mom. CIO. wen- Ilboommaa. DIMPOLVID. W. Grindley. R. %UAW. and T. Intim. Liverpool. ehiperrlghte— lebard Mn.wor and Ruben and"a. Pondlebary sad Manabwster. cotton Winners—J. Wentworth and E. Mentwonk Aldbourn. Wtllehlre. faemere—lL L. Carr and B. Lltrr, Smooth meat. ClerkanwalL droixre—C. Wattle. awl W. Knonien. Old turd 1126•014We5, bullkitrs—W. balloon. J. /Wailer..nd I. W. MU. biaditrATcebbll%. wur,14.1 t 141.10,11. 62 fa , se reward. I. W. lldl—J. nem. @Ed J . S. truwo, tuas4t. I/WW UM W. Reba. a .7a.:00 i 17. - 4 Merton and V. earacc-11. Woloar. J. Webster, and IL Wilton, Leeds, cloak Waves. es Sic Wilson—C. Balms sad N reddle, Whinny. Widadsig sad proprlstors—J. Llgd and C. H. Harbin. Wseldetrest, esalheleg. thews factors—El. Howe and 1. Owen Kruse flew rat merchnsts—ltitsabeth J. Itutersou sea Usis Peak isidatrest. Bob, titers—H. B. Round% sad . Rears* Owe gall. hatchets—J. B. Brant sod alba amok kflkadorasitl. Ihrewlire. silhaws—T. ishwr, It. Dia.. T. Aim J. atom, N. lishwseth. sad J. lloolcklock4 P,Mroa. lasesaltim sweets soda*. 161 . .0 muds J. Ilodyklmos-11. o.llllsll. owl J. Nnmsit, Briridwiew. Obsepside. sad linad.ouvot , vlsoleale clothiers. so tar so row* I. Pools sad a. hew lalaa, k• bolo nM heherds—T. T. In sod J. Jenkins. arlad. Miler below — IL Wm. re.. W. Brown, Joe.. J. /WOWS. W. Brow;, sod H. Brow; Jae.. &Wirt, toandactunra so to. as wedge N. Basks. ass. lad U. Wows. Ise. TWENTY l g irrilt i r ed ia lNi te d CHURCH. •• • Ift sae • BA, Azilase et " Aseellsolieas of Collic Dye," be. ono . pal Me. IS. L MINWI LIMIS. W. la • taw imp. A . L I F E TRU GO Ls. It MI. Passes. &abet fit the " Pre Adair " ids LOWS XIV," " Ul2 of Arta 111 llds.• Is. I. s:7l - 727r7 — ania,l7.l. W. TUB day S vole, he, IY., DIBBERTATIOSS and DISCUSSIONS, POLITICAL, PHILOSOPHICAL, sad HIyTOBICAL. *Joao elven Btu. By the wee Aether, THOCO HTSIIapp ea PAHL! MEM TAIT REPORM. Sewed Milos. 11, lemeal hi QM I.I LIMMITT. Wham. Ya. dd. PZISOIPLMIS et POLITICAL BCONOMY. /earth Edltke. JAI of 1.0010. Fourth *Whoa I ve t t, Lambs: Jaw K. Patter and deg Hut &read. TAY day. 2 volork put he. lb., MISREPRESEN TATION : a NoveL By ANNA IL DILOST. tile .11•0 • atber /MENDS ad ALTOIII. Nosed Mks. 22. THY INN W tbellhA•lllDN. A. Alleirry b, Leadea : J. W. tArtat Awl Sao, llmillielaA. I T 1 kw. I whence trot Svc, Ilk, MISCELLANIBB. By CHATILLS KINGSLEY, Sakes of 1.1111•111, Casplefa la Or Saar, to the Queen 7 the mos Author, TRW SAINTS TIAOS Y . Third lialtket. HT PATIa. Third kith. 6. YIA T. Fmk SdlUea with a New Preface Oa. ANOZOMILDA sad OT .It POhlta. Sewed NdWoa. k. THS WOOD NSW• of DOD. Serum. Second Iblitkore Ter IVITY•PITS YILL•011 PS11)102411 Firth Etthlea. f.dd. SIMONS for the TIMEd. Cheaper Shaw b. et Larks : Jells W. Parke sad Sao. Wee IMIaaL DL amiApos ON ANTHILL, AND DISHAIINN OF THE ROAST. OM TN.. rally Itopromd. Mooed N.BOoa. 10. Hi. AB7: ;HS VARIETIES and COMPLICA TION 4, .00 PraNktl Romrke on their geseite inestmest tel WNW Sod o.iourod from mama To which te mimed s EMMY{ Tem/Aft on the ' , nod's) DMeasiln of the Ham. ley V. H. MA MAIMIL M.D.. Yellow of the College of PbjN s., oM Nue DOMM FlemloMa to No Noma Infix nt re too MANN. OomtimVtkt4LAL selmedleamm et Ur hog.. Loodon: Longman CAUTION.—WATHERSTON and BROODEN pies to hays Ike Cant Gold Mooed as elm looldno— . 1•11•olamd Piro MAL" •• Joodllm Poled • W ATIIIMSTUS aid 111/4)4llWre OuLD CH.% MI. and n dal diamdLoSomed W Itmw arm owl own. thla ••• •od Who radtaddialle plea lilawdeidtm Pi. I loorlsuddire•t.Comi• Cit WM. r + drys 1.1 "..Ma far Is. ark —S.D. hiblidemed al la W ray add di daisrampall 1. 1%7 011 C E to INVENTORS.-01P1ICZ for CTIENTS, ...IWWWw•www. ler tumid r.W WIT or PA r r• lot ...ow 11,1 Wis lweLa iWasub.r. 111.1 d. soul aubsow. is 4...p.c. o r (Ulm& rd. , . WINO sellow an la wary wabwolol 4Wo W Awdelea. Wobbllawl o. F..r. VW billWelibl• r. ie .w• 4 Of he bow.. t.. 4. Aspif wwwWl, OP , to Crlf NW liment-seft ir nnioloot. nu RN= 11 AID DISK ISS. Jut la. fn. 4 1 . , • ow r mg. *woo SKU) D ; or, td.b.CTRICAL NiskVo l lB VOIOL • peilwl Walt lowokslf t the v 5,44 p.m.' a an •••••• bra the •116 her of No/fogad WPR= iftt 41Mmita dim Mn emuirg rose. to whirl with remalsol (16.1 mane es IM arm ...who pew, now. Unbar IN tiorimal d thaw •Mr vismirr asalbiler Paned • duilliowe I rook peter manisims an.% 1lle•••4 Wr Or. .••••141 he r, U. 11•1•Inelt of • TUB LAT. JOHN SaDLEIII'd AFFAIR.—We stated a lew days ago that a ease wee being heard la the Leaded &rater Cow, Dublin, in cuanciiiin with the affairs of the late Juba BeMelr. The caw* was, "Re Jobs W. Banaester sad others," end an objection bed been Med by Thews Joreph E) re to the schedule of inentubranose, becalms Ole right under adeed boom, dote the 20th of October, 1834, was not place I appaes the schedule ace trding to tot dote. enterlth etaadiog • rttee which he patented on the 13th of Ostober 1865, sad which the late John Bsdirir by fraud and forgery ledueed • me wave. Jedawrat wee delivered on Mon• tkpl.!edes Lesellelel, the revolt being that Mr. Eyre's sn wee overrated wit h wow . s_ "Tait BCCCIUMIORS OE EMINENT MlN.—it is re markable, in msny instep-se, how .rm th• Imo of docent a saes of great pines has harm cat 1,11 We have no awls demaeadente of Winton, Multiple" Milton, Sir Welter fkort, or Lord Byres. Sir I.nve Noonan left no heir. The raids breach of 81r Chri.topher WTTO'II family ie extinct, and the female line neatly The reeve of Sir Joshua Rey nolds, 1)r. Johnson, Oliver o,lldemith, Trl ford, and Brindle,, have ceased to raid : sad s hundred other fenr.ue saws 117.7.1..,41 meow Erwin...or el t4:44, reP4' . 444;pWe7 w. "" might be mratlnneel to 'bow to whet a treat extent ME fact ratite mem esealeelientereasleoe. - tt, le new wheel. commode Me, be cnnordbrad •• • natural 14w. We bid reortaly Mmit V. tbe medtral leilee so b• I Ole 444. et .l eoe • enno met etude- pp, illopesono of !hi., wires th e grave eluted owls the only rut tb• we. helestiole It send , . et bete; rhea pep 0. Ekoemel tee Rep.. rn i.f oot i o o b.. v. son of Ovoree Stepheinon ',anima leaving any direct .vicar teY -Imm tbe lag rfag the former ea. t..e• etao.. and YAM ob.". .or.—Ne i /der. kind, NEw CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH AT EALING.— Meek d veal pecolmeles, hr eSe ee-6.10 of Ilkeirkety. base TG corner stone of the ably* was lad blot week by the Wt..* rertaawr aa4 damp I. rweileO weeoneo. Mar be or Kiehl Hoe. tbo Lwd Mayne. Tb• building Is to cost at 61410•11.• °"1" Arad 1"" 10,16 n". 1" .h°"°" " °l* " . " . "‘ kart A. 0001., 000‘ wham le to be raked entirely by voluntary Opp' MYNA bit Nam. eat Owhia, tod of a toaksilm. tributicsa. lOOTCH 111041:118TIATIO1111. JtaaLltti . , .as . l_l l tlto latatatt;ll. Ottasotr. Ira Limiter, Nay.lo, lanAc Taoism, Maws.. (We of London, isrelmila spat). GM v.v. Nov. IT. at the Pawky NW. 01.1 7urt ht . DOVIMIL. 14..11. IA the f.Han. glinow. THI ZJIAL7II OP LONDON. The weekly return of births and deaths in Lon don. issued by the Registrar-General, awes that In the week oodles Saturday, Nov. 6, • milder temperature returned, but the registers of mortality attest the severity of the pre vious cold. The deaths In London, which were 910 in the third week of October, roes to 1,181 in the week that ended lam Saturday. The mean temperature of the sir last week wee 9 deg. higher rhos that of the previous week. In the tes years 1849-68 the average number of deaths la the weeka °misspending with kat weak was 1,038; but as the deaths returned for last week occurred in an increased population, they should be compered with the average raised In proportion to the iocesese, namely, with 1,141. Hence it appeals that het week wee more fatal to the population by 41 deaths then It would have been II the average rate of mor tality for the mama had prevailed. The births registered lest week were more numerous than the &ethers the same lime by 706. The diseases which predominate in the winter mont►s now show as inereass :—The deaths from bronchitis in the last three weskit weer suoteservely 42, 68, and 90; those from pasumenia or inflammation of the lungs, 32,43, and 73 ; from whoopisgmmagh, 4. 16, and 26. Pluhisis is lees influenced es retaide its mortality by atmospheric fluctuations, and the deaths referred to it in the last two weeks were 166 and 168. Scarlatina was fatal in 89 cases, diphtheria in 8; the former seems to be prevalent in St. John Weemninister and Islington. A woman died from want of the neosemries of life, in the workhouse Wapping; and a crossing-sweeper from exposure to cold ; 11 infante from inanition, or want of breammilk ; 2 Wants by murder or manslaughter. Nine children alec died by suffocation. The ogees under this last head were ep parendy accidental, bet it in probable that many were ruby the result of negligence. A large proportion of children are relined as having been overlaid, or otherwise suffocated in bed. Of bricklayers 6 died in the week, of teleklayere children 6; of carpenters 7 died, of carpirolms' wives one, of car piston' children 10; of among 2 died, of mescals' wires one, of seams' children 3; of painters 9 died, of Fainters' winos 2, of paintera'children 7; of Plasterer , ' wired 3 died, of Pim' time children 2. At 11, Iteleves-place. /101431), a seaman, R.N., pensioner, ..d 89 years, died on the aid instant, of whom it I. Aga that be fought in thirteen general actions under Nelaon and Howe. Lest week the births of 980 boys sea 908 girl., in all 1,888 child m, were registwed in L. indon. In the ten °arm irzrg weeks of the years 1849-68 the overage number was CHINA IN TIIE STEREOSCOPE.—Mesan. Negretti and Zanibes, in pursuance of a comprehensive schema for bringing views from all climes and countries within the view of the fireside traveller, have just published • series of ste reoscopic slides illustrative of life, nature, and art, in China, All the,. views are from negatives taken by the photographer sent out fur the special purpose by the publishers. Some of them represent the streets, templed., or gates of Canton, with the river, the Wand of Hunan, junks ; others show groups of Chinese variouslyengaged. The points of right have haw wall selected, and are rendered with a distinctness and com pleteness which are rarely approached, and cannot be ex celled. We are informed that a series of views of Japanese scenery are in preparation, and hope that the publishers will be encouraged to carry out • pan which promises so much fur the entertainment and instructin of the public. HOSPITAL FOR SICK CuILDBEN.—The quarterly general imeteg of the governors of this charity wee held yesterday in the board. room of the hoipital, Great Ormond street. After the tonarmatim of mieutea and transecilon of the usual routine busine., the report was read and unenl monody agreed to. It stated the , the annual subscrlptione during the first thresquarim of this year exceeded the amount for the corresponding period of last year I. about 1701., thee showing an Mercers, thoush still falling far abort of the neeeesery expeodhare ocorrioned by the continuous increase of patient•, •lace the estabhahmeut of the hospital in 1862. It was amount:Fel that lectures to the medical pro %anion and radios' studs*. were about to comments by the physic.. and magenta of the hnapital on the disc.'s of children, which would be c.satinead weekly during the winter. A legacy of 5001. had bleu bequeathed by the late Mrs. Mary Joluasoo, of Notitegbaus•placts. ST. PANCRAS WORKIIOUSE.—At II meeting of the di:setae* of the poor of the s width of St. Pancras, held yes terday at the Vsstry•hell, Kuog'ts rued, a report wee brought up containing the names of the members of the Ladies' visiting oumulittes. A cotemivee of ioqulry was than morel for, Is cotteego,nce rd its baying been discovered that soma member or went ve of this committee had tarn advantage of their position to circulate be k. among the protestant ismates of the wufkbou" the obj-sts of which were to pro mulgate Soto. catholic duetrizos amuse such inmates. This resolution wee tuteatteously adopted. M RTROPOLI TAN GAB REGULATION. •PO7lOl LII MUST 01VEIL that It Is Wielded be DAY 6. r Lit ... 1X ... 11e? la lie men Owe. to. as ACT ht, Wag Ye Gm eel the w e *. reml= c l Yee el we villa eleteopelo=ll,l* Ule 1111 weir.. to. N.. one el bee lelleeleg perpoe" ibee lo Setae : L Per reveloileg the quell / sei Illembellee YAM or Ss 1:r h• Firese Ile aide IN elite set libe geobere eider •61818 bee :AM lbw pedal be supplle& owl the loessood enablem of LIC IB. Ile 'deem, sad emeeelbee eemb ef ple end NOR arrle emessi eed pegmeal eat eeenety el gal roase Sod — Ciltor rimplinigs dr dinrids4lds Oimpudoo. and the Wald dodo Wain old* rho dro *di bo 4. deanaseeng nigniningg ilor Wing. wadi& NA awing of. ta. ppm and thionniti. d. Pior dr strionnag at ling Olopialos. and prodding for Info odd pribliontboa ot their wow.. 6. he Inn nigilsi and borroolo4 powers of Or C 0... prink and WWII. Illikpraillaand gividoado and num of dividend sinsa .....4 .........., Imaammak i. jar nitsisafte — the Baba* of Gls Oonnp•sle. .fl repot to tostmeu K rarmisdla I Ms paws di Yr Ommitmales with roost la the tea .hr of Orsr worn& prepare& re&ewsle to ems maw. I. ►.. r coo'srrims Imr IM otogasa4 mama. Isa oath ti. 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Modem pries 61. me tree bb patter di THORLEY'S FARMERW ALMANACK for /18L—la der *melees Mamma • prtealsent deem Is ems to .1 mows OISSIOISI Aerbeelture more eeperistle Improestems Is Ibe treetteM, sad Illeasoment of Ll.° Stock. Alaolunt thesSilliss Wows val be heed ::-V . eneerr] 11 amoranda for each - - . Culture-Amu 6trtagte:ittle •4 Cattle F...4-Adulter. lbw of milk mod Oake-coacludins Memorsabk-.101- lei Ms , keta lu Lb.thsad, %Ulm, 'Maud. 21=ised the 148 a( flub. is reibilibed by Jcesilb Tbo . rler. Ti. Nurp,w•Mapt. S.C.: Wmg be bad d ttY W muLorred NOWA (0( the 6010 0( " Tbarlafe Peed kr amile (Stamped Id. AdditlboaL) LT WOPENCk.' M. MEI - ALIN" ON PNANC" AND 'NOLAND. Under the title of" The Relations between France sod England" the loom: des Delete publishes the first of • series of lettere by M. Michel Chevalier, recording his im pressimie of England during his journey here, specially with regard to the mainteaance of pude r. batons between the two countries. After expediting on the vastness of oar cotton manufacture and the quantity of corn we import, M. Chevalier describes the Great Eastern and the Beak of Inland as further proofs of our tudtwery and our week*. To protect enth a commerce as we any on with sU the world, end to guard suck tresetwas se the indestry of geom. rations has accumulated at home, it is essential ler Zealand that the use should be free for her ; sad though she no longer affects the employ of them, end has recognised the rights of neutrals and made other important eon:onions to the spirit of the age, y.t there I. Feudally a limit to theu, her immense commerce com pelling her to maintain the virtual sovereignty of the omen. England," rye M. Chevalier, "would be seriously al fooled in the very conditions of bee existence on the day that say pueblo coalition of maritime powers should be able to oppose to her fleets superior or even equal fleets. It is for her • question of life and death. Ie this point of view it is inevitable that every time one of the great power, in craws her navy onsideubly, England should in crimes hem in • corresponding measure. The very bunion of oeli-preesthation induces her to this. There at. M polities laws as absolute as that of furl tithes le in the material world. England obeys theme Loy in adding new &stale ►s Seats se um me the sees, eir thinks that she sees, say power whore deg is respected on the ass considerably increasing its navy. At this moment of transition, whom the introduction of steam is making a radial change in the condition of naval warfare, and when all naval forces are being recruited, England has thought that France had equalled, if not surpassed, her in the number of her large vessel. on the new model, and • commission appointed to audios the question has informed bee that such wee the Loot. Since then she bas given ear to the counsellors who recommeeded her to increase her maritime power. She appropriates every year a largo sum, unanimously voted, to building ships of the line and fortifications. In this nat ter we may say that she follows to an unreasonable degree the recommendation of the safe—to 'magenta the forms of your actual or possible adversaries, and on the contrary, to disparage your own ea much a. ;ratable. Up to the present time, however, ell that she duce is purely defensive, and in clude. nothing at which France can take umbrage. It is further to be remarked that the ardour with which England Is now building a fleet is essentially transient, for the object she aims at will be attained before long. The programme of England is to have in ships of war an effective equalling that of the other great maritime states, and ma I magessing it, to allow for the necessary protection of her keeign possessions. But what does this mean, if not that the English Seat must rioted the nailed fleets of France and Rushy for beyond these states, and confining our attention W Rarer only, no pretences are mode to the display of these aplandid and formidable apparatus of lambast power. Now, lass the moment England wishes for such a result, it Is In bar pewee. It is certainly easier for her to launch, in sem Ness, a hundred ship' of the line, than for FIIIIK• and Russia united to construct fifty, for here the ways and moans are money, we building-yards, Including those in which the great staani-engines are made. Now, no man of sense will dispute that Ragland can, if she will, devote to naval purposes much more money than France and Russia together, end it le still more notorious that a comparison of the reepeetive building yards is, in at leaet the same proportion, in favour of England. "It in not, thee, to be premised that any power would enure on a hopeless rivalry with England and essay to equal her in the greatness of hat deem, fur every one well knows that Ragland would leave behind any one who should wish to follow her. Therefore it is within probability that England will soon become more moderate in preparations which, we admit ease move, are merely detersive. There lea own In which Ragland might pass flan the Bs fensive to the offensive attitude with that vigour whiali belongs to hoe temperament, and which is well emenglides scribed by the self• conferred name of John Bull ; sad that is, supposing anyone of the great powers of Europe shield provoke at tit:sates her. It would be the some if, without seeing heneU to be the object of open attacks, she coacataid that there wee on the part of any one of the Cheat Peerage a premeditated plan of keeping her in an inoessaat stated shire. We might then expect to see England, irritated by degree'. at length displaying her angst in a remarkable manner, sad striking with all her might a thundering blow. Bat, judging from the observations I have bees able to make and the Woe milieu I have been able to sequin, she would not proceed to that formidable extremity without • deliberate exandnatioa and • deliberate conviction that there we a design sealant her pesos and her eddy. That is to say, It seems to me, that it la ObSy to avoid that coll,oiou which would wring a deep groan from civilisation, or rather it it te admit that such a calamity will be averted." MUSIC. ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. Balte's iataliella, which had so great a run last season, was reprodnind last night. It drew a full house, and, as formerly, hod a very favourable reception. The cast dif fered In some respects from that of Met semen. The part of Arimams, originally performed by Mr. Weiss, was now as signed to Mr. Bentley ; and the part of Stella, which for merly belonged to Miss Soma Pyne, was now given to Miss Pilling. A young dibtaants from the country, Miss Fenny Cruise, appeared in the small pen of Lelia, and did the little that she had to do la a promising manner. Miss Louise Pyne, Mr. Harrison, Mr. Honey, Mr. lk.Albyn, sad Mr. Coni, had their old parts, and acquitted themselves as they used to do. Miss Louie' Pyne acted the pert of Batmen., the woman-fiend, as well u a character ito ;Maly absurd and unintelligible could be Kited; and, what was mote to the purpose, sang roost brilliantly. Her tong, " The Power of Love," wee as isettal snored with accla mations. This song, which is one of Belle's happiest in spiratlona, has become exceedingly popular, and its sale must have been highly profitable to the publisher. Indeed Its nooses seems to have made the fortune of the opera, for:people come to the theatre lees tome the piste than to bear Mum Fyne sing " The Power of Love." We moot account In any other way for the popularity of a piece which has so little merit. As a drama it is beneath contempt ; end the music, though pretty, is below the general level of lialfe's style. The public, however, choose to have it, and therefore Miss Pyne and Mr. Harmon do well to give it. But we hope that the next piece Mr. Belle produces will be of a letter class. binorah, We observe, is to be riposted this 'ming and on Friday. CAMPBELL'S AMERICAN MINSTREL& A new troupe of sable minstrels have taken pear session of the 1.0.111[r coocert•room at the St. James'. Hai, end bid fair successfully ta all up the void created by the departure of the brig popular "Christ,'.." It °unable of some thirteen performwe of various blade, vocal end instrumental. and the leederby le tflciently divided between Meows. Fun and Warceo, themselves men of high ability in special departments. Mr. Fox la a meet successful hottator of negro pscaliaritiee as we are to tempore them to be exhibited et the plantation, std Mr. Warden takes the rile of the " coloured gentlemen " of musical tendency, reht pose ludicrous imitation. of the Italian opera, Amongst the solo ripper, Meson. Ferree berg and Drummond ere especially deserving ot complies's : tary mention, the former as a highly finished tenor, and the lever as a most effective baritone roger. They are both nightly (moored, end ere fully deserving of the compliment. The dewing is extremely good, the " Old Virginity dance " of Mr. M. Sexton being a moat extraordinary specimen of negro fl-xtbtlitv and power of contortion, and the " Dimness Belle Dunce" guile a novelty, being a sort of Kentucky version of the celebrated coquette dance of Pease Nena. The "belle' is admirably dressed, played, and dented by a member of the company who.. name is not gives, and the support glum to the per by the other members of the troupe gave it the character of a divertneemeat in eb icy . The 'ant r uremia' music is first-rate, including a bulimia violin end an effecuve violon cello plater, so that, taken attosethar, this new company may be accepted NIS comadersble advance tonsil previous winetreby from the other side of the Atlantic. Mr. Fox, one of the weavers, 11l certainly the mots genuine "Nigger" we yet have seen, and hie parser, Mr. Warden, I. quits as snooper fel in his Italian extravaganza. Tim ernmert is, in short, fee Iman attractive. even as a mere musical entertainment, then many which effect a much higher position in the amid of ara ma lOUNO MRS'S CHRISTIAN AssocunoN. The introductory lecture of the course appointed for the winter was delimited yesterday evening, at Easter hall,' by the Lord Advocate et Scotland, to a very aseeerreas audience, including Mr. R. C. L. Bevan (chairman), Mr. T. Monkey, M.P., Mr. Kinnaird, M.P., the Rev. Dr. Wert., and the Rev. Jamie Hamilton. The subject of the lemurs was, " The Intlomme of Knox end the Scottish Reformation cm the Reformation to England." The lecturer commenced with some remarks un the failure of mat historians ngbtly to appreciate the connexion between the Scottish sad the English Reformation. sad showed their mutual dependence. He remarked that Knox, like many other meat man, enrol fisted no extraordinary ability till after he had turned forty. He then traced Knox's public weer through its successive stages; dim as a refugee in Pe. Andrew's Castle and after wards a prisoner in a French galley ; secondly, as a Scot tish exile in &cased from 1649 to 1663, preaching at Ber wick-upon-Tweed and Newcastle by royal authonty, in the reign of Edward VI, acting as chaplain to that monarch, taking part in the revision of the Liturgy, end other steps is the completion of the Reformation, and preaching the new doetrines extensively is BuckingloanuMre; then during his residence at Dieppe after the acceasiou of Mary, at which period he still evinced the warmest interest la the protenantemo of England ; nest, during his stay at Frankfort and Octet,., where he mingled constantly with English protestant rouge., this portion of hie career being chicaned by a temporary presence in Scotland ; and, beady, during the period commencing in 1669, when be returned to Scotland, and became the leederof the Scottish Reg /mattes, being from that time up to the day of his death (in 1672) the I virtual ruler of his country. Having illustrated in the earlier portion of his lecture the close correspondence of Knox wirb, and his inflames upon, the leaden, of the English Reformation, the learned lord showed towards the conclusion, how, in the reign of Elimbetb, he assisted the come of protagonism, by warning she English govemesat of the designs of Queen Mary of Scotland, o mince theme's remarkable because Knox had given dire otfe.nos to the English queen by questioning the right of females to rule, in his treatise entitled Tim First Blast of the Trumpet against the Monstrous Regiment of Women"—a work the authorship of which Elizabeth never forgave. It woe, he said, now dis tinctly proved by authentic documents that Mary, with all her s.eumed simplicity, was constantly and deliberately aiming at the restoration of the Wettish religion in Scotland and in England ; and when Knox was censured for his bearing towards her—he (the lecturer) did nut believe there wee any positive rudeness—the whale tenor of her conduct wee probably forgotten. The lecture was listened to through out with the closest attention, end the applause was mach as to mark an intelligent interest in whet evoked it. MERCHANT CAPIALNS AND XENIA ?RR- QUIBI2.K.T. A cue involving potato of considerable interest to uphill' in the mercantile marine service was partially in vestigated yesterday before Mr. MustSeld, the Liverpool stipendiary magistrate. The complainant wee Mr. It. A. Munn, managing owner of the ship Pomona • and the de fendant Captain Benson, the master of that UeesL It ap peered that Maseru Munn sad Co. had purchased the vessel some time in the year 1858. while she wee at eta, and that they had retained Captain Benson se the commander. This was about August or September. When the vessel was at Calcutta she received a charter from government to bring home • number of troops, end is consequence of this it wee necessary to lay in a considerable quantity of ship'e stores. These stores wale purchased in Celentta by the captain, and paid for in the nand way, by drawing upon his employers at home. When Csptain Benson retuned to Liverpool the accounts were investigated by Mr. Munn, who complained of the uorbitaat charges he stores, and called upon him to render his accounts. This was done after some delay, and the captain was sated if he had given a full account of all his disbursements and receipts oa account of the skip. He replied hs had done so, but when subsequently pressed by Mr. Munn, he stated that there were several amounts which he had received, and which he had not inserted in the scoonnts; these amounts mutating of commissions end bah for Mores, together with • gratuity of 640 rupees from the tantrum/ who fitted out the ship tor troops. In making this statement, however, the said that he had considered these as his perquisites, a= not suppressed them from any fraudulent motive. lie also stated that he was willing that the owners should deduct from any wages that might be du to him the amount of my such commissions. There were three other cherges against the captain one of not accounting for • sum of 301. which he had received for passage money from the friends of Mr. Joesph Cstt, and the remaining, of not accounting for ple ase money received from two other persons. For the defence s it was contended that it woe quite usual for captains of mor dant vessels to receive commissions when settling bills with. ship store dealers; that the owners interests were not inter , hred with thereby, as the fall amount of the bills wan in the first instance paid, end the 0001111iNiOli handed over am • separate matter and in the form of • gratuity to th e captain. it was contended that in the case of Catt, the money that had been received was • gratuity to the captain for taking are of him, as CA** was is delicate health, and that the feu that Can's name had been ' entered in the ship's articles, and that he performed duty ea a clerk, thus entitling himself to wages, showed that the ovum had value received for his passage. The other eases ; were not sufficiently ripe to be entered into, but the captain was committed to the sessions upon the cue of Catt, bail bang allowed, himself in 1001., and • • surety he the WY susetuth. • AXOTRIB 6111PWIECH AND LOSS OF ALL OX BOARD. During the gale which prevailed on Monday and Tuesday. • sad and melancholy catastrophe occurred off tha port of Liverpool, by which a floe bisque was completely shattered, sad sit on hard, including the pilot, shared the fats of the unfortunate ship. Front what can at present be gleaned of this sad ea eurrestoe, It appears that the weather outside the Mersey as Monday and Tuesday night was very stormy, the wind ae the time blowing a perfect gale. During the storm the Austria. barque Tyrol, Captain Castelli, belonging to Fiume, • seaport In the Adriatic, and bound from the Bolin& with wheat, &a, te Liverpool, went ashore no the Little Benbo Basks, close to the Cheshire Coast. When the was observed on shore it was about half-past two o'clock on Monday afternoon, but u the wind at the time was ouly blowing moderately stiff, it wes believed that the Tyrol was at each sueosseive wave becoming lees visible. It was now quite dark, and the last seen of those on bawd was when they were observed taking shelter in the rigging. In such a predicament, and with a gloomy fate, which in mated each moment so long th the means of remote were de layed, night closed, but succour we. not forthcoming. A few solitary shots and blue lights were fired to point out the position of the vessel, but even these signals failed to bring &thitherto*. About 12 o'clock the sea was very wild, batman hope. were entertained that the crew on board might bold out until daybreak. Daybreak came, but the paid= which the vessel had occupied the preceding evening was vacant— not • vestige of the wreck was visible. The fats of those on board wan ready told—they had shared that of the verist. Ths pilot's name was James Graham, and it Is believed be we. put on board the Tyrol by No. 10 boat, off Point Lynes. As the vessel was completely smashed up, all hopes of wring any portion of the cargo are gone. DISTRESSING SUICIDE OP A BOY.—OR &tarsier sawing, • lad named Joseph Cameron, said to he between ten and eleven years of age, and whote parents live in Barton-lane, &dee, committed suicide in a deliberate and determined manner. He had been in the employment of Mr. Boardman, market gardener, up to Saturday last, but on paying him his wages on that day, Mr. Boardman intimated that h.ving on further occasion for his Serfiljel he seed not return to work *rain. The lad went home to his mother, who wu lying in bed ill, and tendered her the 4a. he bad received hie wuee, telling her at the same time that, es he termed it, be had " got the ' bag." The mother reproached him foe being • had led, and rid that " his father would kill him when he came home." He would appear on Ude to have left him mother's bedroom and proceeded instantly to the yard, when he cat a clothes line which he fattened to the ceiling of the kitchen, euspended himself by the neck, and kicked the table from under him. Betides the mother, the only inmate of the house was =infant two y ern old ; and on the mother calling for " Joeuth," the infant only answered to the call. The mother kit the bed to we whet bad become of him, and found trim hanging. When cut down, hue we. found to be quite deed. An inquest we. held on she holy, on Moeda/, at the Duke of IVeiltugton, Eaten. before Mr. Price, depety dintric , coroner, nod • verdict of "Temporary Inanity" on. retuned. .0 , FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—On Monday morn ing, about seven arloek, a eerieue mordent occurred on the Glasgow and South-Weeteru Railway, near to Lochwinnoch works. Paisley, mid which has resulted fatally is one at least, if not in two cases, Three whereto, employed on the line were about the boor M quiwtion pro-reeding towards Lochwinnoeb. Racing • luggage train appro.etting therm Iran that place, they stepped on to the tab, branch of rails without payint attention to ► second luorg.ge train which was coming op behind. The latter dashed among the unfor tunate men, killing one on the spot, and so severely wound iog and crushing a Nimrod, that be ha. risco been reported am having died also. The third man made a moat fortunate craps, all the damage he sustained bets. a torn jacket. We have put yet ascertained the names of lb. unfortunate mt.. It is supposed that the noise of the train they observed bad prevented them from heist warned of the approach of the second one—Sera BritiiA Daily Mail. TUE STRIKE IN TIM BUILDING TRADEB.—It ap pear. from an official return itallld by iha Central Aservietion of Mater Builders, that the number of men who had re mead work under the declaration up to Saturday was 13,320; sad under • shop rule about 3,000.