The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-28 00:00:00

I ~/:v .eoP . , " " 1::: ) ", r-a-dr ,_ , . . . , R E4Y , . 4 . 1 . ir i r iir 268. Y , H -, ' t . -,.. A ., ......* 1 ' - 1 4: - ; • • 1 7 • f • RECi. \ 0 V LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 28. 1868. No. 6,:):14.) 111141 MOOIIE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE • I .4 • AI.T FLIP.—Fm SYDNEY divert, Ito mail year, P. %OA. an. T. Las shipping .1%1 Mil Novel:oh r. the .• ..r. i•lt livrer It , At lit less, yid il M t'AEillLl.. ltdanisniler ; lwing in the Kist tin. 'nisi. built uud..r riyydr . l sury .y in I't is • s• a full mop. with' earollint arnonin,i Litton for [en, and will an, a surgeon if n....unid. —For • • cl.t ressago afi.ly to DEVITC and MOORE. 11, QUER N' 8 TUB A. TR E. Long-acre. WARAIPWI-WW. W. W. unto. vA I , URD UNlVltittiiTY ELKur tort. ,E EItAL COMMIT] EE fur p.romoUng tho ELECTION of f Et ILL TA LIE P:R, O. (Men row of Maglalen. 012ORD 0011 M 'The Rev. Use WAIII•EN of NEW 001J.W1 Chairaimi. Ibe Eat. the I IG.RILIINT of TRINITY. Viee.Charatan. (111Tittl G. Rawilesen, ILA.. Exeter College. t W. fem.:kid, M Quiet Choreh. 4. R. /Undersell:4ll.A.. A., , Vadeer and flume If Magdalen. rategaan. M.A., Merton. A. Rot 'tree, II A., Fellow Wel Tutor of New Game: The t.ta.nutteeetta daily at:111 Aldatentrett. LONDON O ( MIIITIRE. me! The Eii,ht ircn. Fir W. ERIE, D C.L. late Pellen of Now nonage. on.thr•nuetn. • I he Marquis of FAI IFBI BY, M.A., late Fellow of AU flouts. 11. e liheht Han. Sir JOILIf TAYLOR UOLARIIXIS, late ht Uow of Eat tt r. Tie R.rbt Hun. EDWARD CARDWELL, D.O.L. M.P., Mao Fel:tw of Ballot. TI e V( ty i.e',. W. ECOE, D.D., Meet Mirth, Doan of Ote.- rbritar. TieI:on.EDWARDTWIFLETON, M.A., late Pilaw*? Ittlital. The Ita.v. Olt ItbE MOblati IY . D.C.L., atneu of Ch. et. r, and I ellow of Winchester. 11. t Rte. J. C. MILLEJL, D.D., leateoln, Viewr of Greenwich. ' ALZUTJUN INTALLIWitiUit. 14.111 MAMA/Jo We SALltioUla U.Y ONE PE NNY. 'fur. LANUA•11111It LAM at • quarter to 8. ISY,Ma p toms Lags witnessed Ms porfornmare. Mt rev. N. I au ty. N. Items, C. W John Clayton, H. M. TI•11 Ott I.t. Ila us, L Blame', 14. Mellon; Miners Hodson, and 2 , r" , bate . TBZ ticaannts irast is IT 3. Brea. weer roil ,- oss.ln s but' Nesting& Paam-Vionian's Love-Tao Boh ri lent?. yt, all Renato's Office-A Pasty by the Name of JOLOPCD. Mr. Imagine's Drawlaprocen Repentance-Revenge. tin tto 1.11411, , 01- koad to the Inver. The Pvcr at Niggelatmt. The Night Yost-Dr af atr- Death -Aceured of )Ledo,- Ft antewh Fano-1114M Clerko-Uorypreted ~stern. he lot k.up- Itegotith-Egespe- Slippery Itirk. Australia-Tice peat noes- SetrilAttion-lbe Ileppy Home, and Trucettaseed lanicorture MACH LIMNING at 7. by TILL 111017' BALSAM. PTAer Ka meet-Mr. B. IRVING. CANDRTDOMMIRE.—PoIitiowI feeling runs high in this county. About • mouth ago Lord theme Manners unamd Royston, the conservative candilnther entered Nthbath, attended by • long cavalcade of horsemen, wl.eir tM y were attacked by a large and excited crowd. The candidates 'ought refuge in their hotel, and the hotelmen took to flight. The conservatives have °bawd Mr. Yor.ug with having been • party to this attack, and Lave token measures to bring the matter before a court of Mjice. A crowded meeting war held at Wiabech on otday even ng, at which MOMS. Yoang and Bran 1, the liberal eandidatro were present. The following renolu tics was carried with acclamat:on by more than • tkausaud Teeple, no baud being held up to the contrary. " list thin meeting baa entire ocualidenoo in Mr. Young and the Hon. H. brand, and regards the imputations that Lave been cast upon Mr. Young's character as utterly unfounded, and disgraceful to those who made them." _ _ d P 4 uw. - Yesterday forenoon the Marquis of S aisbury had an interview with the members, of the Manch-star Chamber of Commerce, and newived au ad,lr.•ae from that association, also addresses from the Cotton fiupVy A9lO - sod the Cotton Spinners' datociatinn. During his visit to Manchester and the neighbouthoid his lord ship is the guest of Sir Edward Watkin, M.P., at:North inden, where be arrived from Liverpool en Monday:even ing. Yesterday morning, before proceediugdoManche.ter, tae marquis visited tho India Mills and the Mersey Mills at Stockpat. 2.118 241211WA1R 11V JkAL.I.VII. .1•1' ;ma AtOOllE'S AIf4IIII.IAN LINE • KIT SHIP -For TORT PHILLIP direct to sail ,•1 oriOn-r. last shipping day Tith of Ontabil. thin At nitro a clipper els& afAlt. A 1. fel Uran I , ,CiPtOr. V AF. W.V. Commander; lying nithr Fist lolls Doris, •. • n hi per. built by blersirs. A. Hill and Co., nt n in!, peep, with 6.14 nreinin rti 617 ...hint s rsw sad is a pretrial& apply. lava, for dn. sa.l ..s. hails g performed the voysep from 19ymonth to r. &Ts -Vor terms vf freight or pararise apply to , . sea MOORE, 9.ltillitenatrert. I 11.VITT and 1100 RE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE rAcur.r 5.1111'.-For IiORART TOWN direct tta • .le 1 - silent T. nth Quit deal...bib'. the rine teak-hula lid I bAill . llll, A 1 ls f.an, la won register. K NANKI. 111. Dia an.ler : lying in the I.lndon 1/orks. Thin hiss-clamed ••• lis a last oiler. and .UW. O li,ll‘olll her cargoes in rat:elle:A arms ot levied or passage apply to DEVI IT cad Cr-RE. 9. Billiter-xtrret. ROYAL ALFICED Tli ic r New Chun hatreet, Edawaremmd.-11aio Lemma. Yr. 11. LALLY ; Nit ctn.., Lim AMY BF.DOWICIL tkowdod Hodica ltLmi tee mimes of PINDEE MOIL Pindee flinch (the Pi an of uude`, Mara Amy Sedgy-let sort rortid Ly Mr. ltttl Warner, Worse Melville, and a posies/al cone VSIO7. I mate Boone, 11. b., LI lls. rd., and fl la •, Orebeatan Plana, M. ; li •limes Weir, Upper Boma and Pit Inalla, l At, la ; td. alf.price at Nine o'clock to Doles and titan only. Feats looked in adranee at Wawa )(netball's and Bubb% Bonn atm t, and at the Box-onkel from Ten till Pica. Antra Manama Mr. T. lIACCABE. The meeting with the Chamber of Commerce WWI held in the Mayor's parlour in the Manchester Town-hall. The attendance was very nunierou4, and the noble marquis was cordially welcomed on entering the room In the evening the Marquis of Salisbury was enter tained by the Chamber of Commerce and the Cotton Supply Association at • banquet at the Queen's Hotel. On the health of the noble marquis being drunk he re -1 lied bitty, attributing the splendid hospitality extended to Lim to the interest this commercial community had in the welters of India, and to the circumstance of his having been charged with the affairs of that country. On this subject he would only say that the two rules which should always govern our relations with India were—first, that we should sot for the broeSt of the inhabitantse! India, and second, that we should recognise that the grist means of uniting England and India was toextend to the utmost their commercial intercourse.' (Cheers.) He indulged in no such illusion as that India could be prepared for self-government and independent's of England. We must not attempt to introduce into India an exotic plant that could only wither and fade. Adverting to a remark of the chairman, be said that although the re form of the House of Lords was not one of the subjects of the day, he looked forward to that contingency with nothing of apprehension. Everybody was the batter for being looked after, and he woad abide by the principle that any institution that could not hold its own ground in free and fair discussion of its merits should cease to rait. (Cheers.) Alluding to the coming election, he iaid men should be returned who were free and capable, and mot mere supple slaves. (Cheers.) T. D. Adaad, Nee., W.A...11.?.. /M. likUnty at AU &Age. Bacaaveame. C. W. Chute, Y.A.. Fe:low of a= 6036. J. D. Downer% ILA.. follow o D. 11 )1 hart, .A., CI, riot WT. W. . &OW a All BouW. Nev. W . Jacobson. ILA., Christ March. Nev. N. W. Jasper, Y.A., late atadeat of Christ Church. A. 0. PtkLud,M.A., Fellow of New 41. Committee it daily at the ?catalpa' Z 'l' ettaiatittarde trcat to & CAXIERBURY.—Thero is a good deaf of confu sion anienget ratifies] rotes at Canterbury. Mr. Huddle des and Mr. Lea Warner (conservatives) appear to have cealeseed, while a con aideralge motion of tho conserva tive party are dill in favour of Mr. Dutler4ohnstene, although he has declared his intention of voting with Mr. Maditone on the Irish church qquestion, and hie ex pressed his opinion that Mr. • 's government has prettnee to the designation of conservative. The Dean of Canterbury and Archdeacon Vitus have become Mr. Butler-Johnstone's committee. Meanwhile Captain Brink man, the avowedly liberal candidate, is pursuing an active canvass. nEVITT and 11001ar2i AtTSTUALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP. For BRISK/MX WHARF &Inlet , Iset n Sat dap Ott. th e besailihal sew t:lipprr PECAPPLIS. A.", it= I t r F a a r k' y 17Mg in r: tts end Co. eperielly /pries Quees:lefocete:A u e, reenuct to T ?VT(' berseli a ern feet railer. She has gout e.ctomes .l o.4tion far ;chi, pec‘eneerk and ke the beet epportunity fur ehippere of • co.& - - For furthrrpartirelsrsappla to 111 r. T. H. WALKER, ,t. St. Uelen'splsee; or to DEVITY sad MOORE, t, Dilutes .tr.• t ROY AL ALFRED THEATRE. "It is pleasant to per metabont of the Royal ?amity make thtioselves assemble. and elvish:lly none could have dose it to a sou afn mot dearer th,.n the Tank e of lesiesburgh. He was re. sessad w.ta the usual MOM., sad rensateed to the rod of tho ntettatententa"—llornlng Advertiser, October It DURITY of ELECTION.—This A g ency is SiTt.Al -n- I lid,. dto Previst Bribery sad at*, Corrupt Pis tSeN ae Lifetime. by dining Per tie.L teireirde teethe allowedly etirsilty gi=ve ( el i tlir ee' deeles i re Lain liar l 'sx'cures, AR, ' sad 00, Weateamster.doina MONEY. —S2O tO £BOO ADVANCIZTS6me *may ea toollima 'Alma lamaint,erity. gnaw mot& Nay be mail Vs oaay iaMotaresta. No at all it 4a. allow& Tomo.tmetall“. Ufa atatatto litr a inai= = l 4 " too l Zao "TZ "FlCMl liato. .0. osi Mama. lib ... Not 1 )1:1' ITT and MOORE'S ArSTRALIAN LINE ,(PACKET For LA lINCESTON direct la follow rr..inve with Quiet Onspetehl. the beautiful clipper FRANCES ; l. AII3 ) ear , . register Pa tots. 8. GUNTON, ontstaler ; . the Loadon I t This Ittab-elameed t o o eel" flat - .c.l a:ways &loan ber canoes la etteelltett of:dim—For . frr4 hi or pumps apply to DEVITT sod ItOOTLE. a. AGRICULTURAL-HALL. - GRAND CONCEltTaundor entirely now nianaitementKPENT EVEN. IEO st Osobeeka—tirand Operatic &elections, and tbe most popular Dante Musk. Vocaliets, 11,111 e. Liebbart and Mr. Nadia kitty. Conductor. Mr. F. Kingsbury. Admission. Is.; galleries, ed. erscreed seats, M. ad. R OYAL ALHAYBRA PALACE.—Open MOUT et TM. Three Dads. Ikea el IL Cement nut Tort•ti.v. Ir. Finx retro tnwil tram II tot. FSSRS. MONEY WIORAM and NONE' (of 1 , IleekvalLserd.Loadout+ LDUI 4 emu saw PACKET t.• t. NTELLLIA.—For MELltorimE Port Phillip Sheet, the Doak, ea SALT !WAY. Novesatex II selling at the eplendsl clipper dap LINCOLNSHIRE, Lion Ehtpa eKINS LK. Ormanaader: lying in the Fast 1 MlLlibi tifiI:CESS of KULL& PITTERI, -B. the celebrated Danammt from the Paria. in a new Grand Ballet. • 131BANUB 1/REAP;OB, THE MATIVAL OF BACCIII.'B, et 10. Billie. kitten. who fa might'' , !waived with the most huntiltuons and enthusiast:is applause, has been moored ss Premiere Donee.. s for the Alhambra __ tot • limited wider of yerformancre only. 'PIANOFORTES (Collard, elegant Thu Broadwood Sovond wicalloot PIANOS. Inctodhot two of the rsoloisoo la mil satrey a t: =timid veitely the e aspalair saw Tashivo woOlowot of fir= tan taw 41 th boot et* all tho Watt am t s . . 4 so swum. vaw depot woo ow Gthimom, adv Lft. 67 ninin 8 .. ° Mst rillighootwogrboot. . - Oen bi serf she willln generseeidakm. - TS I TV urAirand SONS. 7. ttlenhall4eMei. MAN LLNE.-THE LIVERPOOL, NEW and PHILADELPHIA COYMIT'S MAIL h.sN- appoiuted to sail from Liverpool for SEW YOUS -!`\ f°11°": (21:11NEA 11/I.IOIIIY, Palo or Uoides, 218. per %.• dorm, or 104. ed. per garloa, Imiperbod Alma tree Joraboss la-rfonteni. A pound, tullitedied. Newissiele tri i =ilmor taw natural W k rit or acidity. One foriroadA_ bob cos rovelyt of remittan , o. by lb* Impedes% MITTMAN INA OMR at West &mad. W.C. Wis. o — TIZ Vrago;FoT.4l:..i. 2a. DON. t. ,r NEW YORK. Woeirt.%.4sy. Nov 4. Ar•IIINOTO.N. for NEW TORN, v* 11-41 fax. 11.1 'MORE. foe !CF.W TORR. Walstontw. Nov. •ia and nameta{ee* to St. Junes, Newfoundland. to at }lshii... • 13, r. and ti GRIMY, all hating tits mine rvi• ••,.! • n - yarrieWnr. &Indy to WM. IRMA , ft. • ~ .3‘'errol). .1' to LIVES and MACEY. N. Zing • . • . ndon.l mien. Fouts to Hanover, Brun-- I 0 • G. - The Now, o..renan Lloyds • Irtratr.r ••• 4 11W.A.LBE. Oaptatn JAE MR. •;-ac. • d t ral.tna at II:melon/I • at 12 r.-m.—riares to 12.4 £1 • -• /1 I , F —Arra ,. at CHAPLIN'S 1 •. nt to PHII.T.TPPS. GRAVIES. PRIL. • • Co., St Danitaa'abouse. Croaalaue. Great Tower. t • NDON and S UBURBAN LAND and J • _ _ 131,A.D1N . 9 comracry:Lizot.il. OfEroo - -37. 1.5 A l'.;;;1217;4;-street. E. C. y roe.ived on DEIVAITat FOUR PERM:U.I2MM% ....e b on 'ort notwo. E IER CENT . alioirtd O mine K MOO lug upwards it O..;• LTA for sot lons than, sm. yoor ftntsin. JONATHAN TAYLOR. Nomonorl. . • P.AN, ld,V.- ln tt,r 11A141.tt of too LONDON QVAY9 NN Ati.I , II.I"SE I'OM VAAY.-On the Itiver Thames and adleming the entrance to the Rest India Docks. cf n 1:s-RS. DANIEL SMITH. SON. & OAKLEY have 1444•0r41 int truetamm from the Liquidator to • rl' EH cur SALE by A ItTION, at the Aueuou Mart. t• Tcletthordwdard. elnee to the Bank of England. on V. 'ECLAT, October 5, at 2 pncteely. in One Lot, ONE ,I On meet imp , d F tant EEEICULD WILARF and SHIP- I ILDifiti PEOPLItTIEs on the Thames. known as Lima • Loolf3ltrk uet, at the upp..r e r n4 of Limehousocreash, aeljninir a tb, entrenee to the Meat India Docks. with a fronts • the Thames of 3.:•2 fc t. It In bounded on the wen% by the Wirt India Ducks Conspirers land, with Ifieft. frontage; ,43 the east by Endavitetrort from which it la enured , . with a frontage of edit.; and on the north ry ibameektreet, to which it ha. a frontage of Edit.: and ov eordasne an area of ill At. Knave f. et, or ka. 2r. and fp.. .• u.. tl; in the on-option of Mean, Young, Sun. and Maguey, ed now in rynnom of m12.4%1011 for bolding warehowan. OS the 3,r..pesty MS two der • ' i.e. (lotions, warliboaate, diet* .t range of raw a. with mould left over 85ft. by 39ft. the. 1 hole, with the exception of the vrarelrocc, being in hand. to • .•inn may be bad on comp:et:oo of tip. g t ,rekaae Prow : • •-• ry large ID:ruction , d-s: le property caucsl by the :.1p;I: the Thames Fanbanluneute - whiiree's are -eomniara ,. scarce and very much sought after. and when the situation s • lei r•su.ns of thls prop, my ars ronsvlenit is large valor must • with plan and conditions of sale. may • • • -Lir e 4 of James (*eerier, Esq., the Ilit'uldster, Coleman - • Illountate•strest., E.C.; P. B. Lawrence, E.i.. • ..r. 6. Lincein'sarns - elds, W WHIR Its; and Cart e • . 4,l , itore, 4, Letht.dry, E C ; sod of Mesas. DAN ICL ! V . . -N. and Ossain, land agents and sarreyore. Iti.Watenoo• • • S.W. • • i i 1 r n %rouble Lfr:abLll•ii.l.o FAMILY ...2`-litENt ES. producing at low aorta ttr7 pa annum. H INN OCR. L.sWORTH Y, and CEILNNOCK • - -LIL by AUCTION, at the Mar. Tokenhonse-yard, 0 Intr. utter Drat, at 2 precncl,p suntans prenude4 die - • ; niatt treatt ,in Feta Lot., Ca, valuable LEASE • : it. SES. bring ;a on .gto inu.a•ave. lnireerillarAiro re-lane, .... Larch tee.se 14 entered by a Sight of 14:011 • Pt -p., with • • • tr .dit, and Mfrs:stn., on the anger door, too aUiat. • • om and ;OD t•te ar • ..• r.,,r•• to. drawarr To m. and ton , -rratoty. entrance-hail, •‘ e breakfaatronin and dorneatic odleea ; • I.r • :0 rt e rear. Ne. Y 1. , let to Mr. Sktrrow. et L.I p•r anninb '• t Mr. H.eigka..no at P,Li p r annum, and 41 , held ler a . ; • an. throe rl!tir !rem 2lth Jute.. 114% at gront4 •• 7 3.•• 1•:•• fort. r•spectively. No. 4inhi to Ilar Otto Yams, at • tau., 40 \o . 5 to R. White , tier anoutn. • L. 1.1 for a torso at 711 years fruin Juno it. hN 1•1••• • • , at gro - .ln.!.r•utr Lt. 11•1 r nis-etivvty. tr•-ur.:•t4 - ••• n.l rat. • and tax—Partutdarn may be olrain•id of • •t (Art kv• - tford. Eq.. w•licitor. Sura•tuury, W.,:rninste:; • I.nbu ••••ri, E. 11.. sone:Aar. Jtonynsd. &W.; asd of Y ••, sii s WA CO %rents aud surveyors, 11, W.st:r -; I all.troll. t ant Aur,Atc.-itvi: k'il.EatoLD Hill podurlng about tn.. per Annum .J will SEI.L LI Au( - Tiox, at tto• lbw!, Tolumber,a-yard. ay. en 711UW hA V. Nov. D. at t prersrely. al undivided li•LE•SHALL Us toliowirg FItEEHOLD INVIISTYIENTS, •is Four Fiesteld 11,e one .ith a Whop. being Nor In, V. tb td Yotewtrect, is the rear cd Gannek.street, Cateribgarger ; i"barna Cogrebur,e. b. King. street. at the corner of St. J11.111.A 1. bear Dake..tri rt. Al•lgate, rlipLl7r situate for Widows: I ritoret. whole producasg a rental 01 Lint par simian. than 3 Ail, the ndor ft. 'gum of CA low per annum.—Particular rn tr ; obtained of II lt hien. and Sangria, wilieitrier, lt• wimp:atrial, City; and of Mews, Csingutit and Co., lant ti. nit. Waterloo-plan% Palbtanll. .#.l. I rupatton r Inr.ntr...st.—TEN FREEHOLD 1.0.111.4.NekR, IU-ket-terraer, Lailimbo-road. IRS 'minute"' "—' 1 111241. OCK,GALSWOIITHY, and CHINISTOC J will SELL by AteTION, at the Auvtion wart, Tokenhouae y..,d. City, i 114 I'iISDAY, Nov. 14, at 4 Prvera4l7,j_n_eapirat• 1. •4. y nof th e Mortise:o4A, TEN soli-built MW.X. OLD HI re; EP. of re at eleatoa, vituate and being Nos. 1 to le both in .-,to The het-terrace, Anerley. within a few ..t,. vra.k of the Cry* nil Palace and the Ainzley and fltatione. in a favourite and healthy neighboarbool?ViV. 2. 4. 3, 4. 7, and v are let to reepeetaWe tenants, the retaainder are ; c) !or unenvciate occupation ; the whole of the actual and fair. t. el value of IMO per &AMMO, yr. pentane a dednibiri opportaruty i. r u, uyigion r inr. ottnrat. lour. hithv of the umhaw,riool• nay amain ~ r ! inwilown• at 41 per ...tit.— Ani may be c,: t&J.I d CI ik.•111. !baba mid fin U•Hid, aolieltire, 4, karoviourt, 7. la 134.; of 11r. lo.ll.irkehosnaer. Are-flair ; at the SI trt; a, d f 114 rem exterior a rad laud agoutis and mamma 11, at, rioo-plare. I a 1-moll. ANLItLEY.—• rap.tul ktkeitlik;SCE, Montt mar Crpita.l Pairne ru.l Alwrity Ktatiowl, pr...- 4 Tl*.r.fr.tn! . .tn!'!".". .... lIIINNOCK, GA lANVORTII Y.turICHINNOCR %-1 till HILL by AP't'flt,N, toe Mart, Tok.robouat.yard, 11.4 k, nt, Ttl Fli UA Y. SOT at 2 ly. a d PRE& II c• Lb FAMILY It E.... 4 iik:Nt.l:, knurl, as tAanta,n.houx., Anarf.y. ht W oa, end rad.. ay -.L.taal. and L..4'474441 PalaL,, rt., I. • r.• us :4111 :kid out Meas.:tr. grointls epts:orril from thn road Ly ,;• 14e hesess• winos le laad roams and Ir.esss. ra.p.ths! d room alit. by tat., dltin4.tvan, • rta ..klst t,iota, and I, • u.ea: donv,tie offle tie. t.. I XI. . Robot Imo, as yft,rlyt,naut, at CittO per artstute. S • VI, s I 1t... i•urequo,•na•ta-W 11,..ty remain on mortinaT. at it i• • ..• —Yalta-alai , may La obtaiteat ul Mortra Bolton and r • Ha “.1. I , Ir. I. tau. , mid, and if • • • 1 , !I %Vat. m's I. S.W 9{hISOATh.-1 hi:HO-DOI:SR BOARDING % tb. East 1.118, faring the superior .• •• • • ,latifolo: tor me unusually bag. std WO; *Ma Mootheretr. At , 11,t.liAl.E. A liN01.1) and titilirf ,iik , kacuserißLlC Ml:sera sieknowledged to be Om lightest and moot oontlert .. ti wt inrentert. lEtteitSe nuelleum. Kilos-men, la., for var.toot roma soalmose, • Abdominal Mau, Railway fietiro rya. Ef Arubcril fee% Am °. llundo. ELr, • ae " ana .Nnenreion of artreinal applianro meant:a:aural AILKOLIS and l•tiNa, 76 ono M. Wiwi hauthbrld. Loodon- N B.— lAnciamo for IlatePunm..tit am. prier. lords:dal. AD 41JV IPT.11“.11 female to snood me ladies. kYIiPEPSIA, CONSTIPA77ON.—Rigid cure • l4"by Pria.cw-N 111 Ib ol . L 4 of pow4oro or , )4 .1 1 1 11 1 1 Pror , o1 bry Arrarloroy rat odmino of Porto. Prowl+ urriotot 11. H lor , orcr.. I Id agoot, Mr. S. JOZEAU, o rioarlf ' ot, LOOMMIL 1 bIOESTif ,N. • .1 , 1(4711 C/111101alt A n.r.ti. A perieke Powerful Teski. 8 . 1 . 11 E••• - ).L.n. fa wow IA. IK.I. 61. orol Ils. JOZEAU'M chronie or intent ....IP Ie sitostel h av,age et sit &sit- Ala ▪ the Pan. Phy, , lefafte Atudrony.- 11•14 by all r vootable 40. ▪ rue ll.l. 41 Haymarkot. «nrral nhls, at M. 41./...t's Phrr liontalartrr. sad. la lanais. at O. Sebblea, • • - - - - • - • • • 'J') (X)NHUMPTIVI24.—A gradkful father its 4samtot fioneting mall. frro of phorg, to all who tri4l. It, r« py of thet poyarrtrgion by which danghtor 0 • 10 "..1 to (*do. t Ifordtl.h.or r.obll/.1.1.414.11/10.0/1, after having boxn 1 11 r rod .4..0,1.41 of by bor tab.?, a well-!nova en Iwo, • 1•0 bra now 1 111$4111ti.LL. 4 pmet.h.e. &a., to air room lyt of .taa . p to pre..fg.) p0..t...f0. Adds.* O. P. MOWN. lagotaot. rovost-gantra. Lott49o. ILD PORT, 245. per dozen, or 12s. per gallon ‘-• Imparted direct from s.to (Sandman', ah s :a7). An ea! anent, rub. fall -txxln 11 wane, esTeinally rooorons or invalids requiring • genuine and notations •me. Ono down !awarded, earflap* fret, on rec.nd of rennttanoeny %be inegeten. HIM! and PONS. 431. Wan farad.W.C. IN•HAN'ti LL Wiill3lC Y. DUBLIN ELIFIIIMON, lea This *Meteled old Wen WHi*KY gained the DUBLIN PRUE SIEGAL—It is pure, mild, mellow, delicious, and very wholesome. Sold in bottles, sd. each , at the retail houses in London: by the agents is. the principal towns in England: or wholesale, at S. Gnat Windmilloweet, London, W.—Observe the z ed seal, pink label. and 'ork branded "Kinaban's LL Whisky." THREE nun: DLEDAIS, FARIS EXHIBITION. pURE PICKLBB, Banns, Jaws and Table Delicacies.' Of the , ptst Quality, inanufarturvol by E and BLACKWELL. Purveyor', to the Queen. Ihropriettere of Captain White's Oriental Pielde, Curry Pats. and other Condunenta, An mid ratan la an yang of the world, and wholesale at the llanufactory, 0080-15QTARE, LONDON. JOHN GOISNELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH PANTIE to irswex t rior to ney Tooth Powilow, iptvos the Tooth • part-like w the mond tram doom. and Imparts • pkoaing Mumma, r e tr a teestk Atte IL GIL JOHN °COWELL and Co.'s PATENT Till- Clith.ARON, er nevtplavested ILAIRDRIIIIH,the puu irtabsaissa osestructkon al whials scoemplahes the two opeasSisos el edeuring sad potialung shoultaxweensly. 113, II Them* elm% labs of it Tree biagoecat. Lasaber44teesk ladw DANGERS OF THE COMING SEASON. The expriotion of professional anticipations with regard to the el it advrts upon the general health that would certainty result from may erdden change to told Weather ought to every individual against a iurpriee. The grata m has had to contend with • summer of unprecedented length and of extreme hoot—tropical charatieriatice which have marten the deep attention of all men. To be prepared wile the serener ot atmospheric readers stir, proesution neoeeattl. and not to wait of the tong tetke Stile the shock of the tint change, is the cob wise rouse. The thacscpber trachea us that " Ijoetastination is the thief of tine:" and en nommen will adroit that procratitiattio n the thief of health also. riveter varloos circumstances, none of which are more deitructive than the neglect to order winter clothing torforethewinter arrive.. Apo:ogising for the 'whir& nature of truthful observations. the header IS resrecttully furred to visit the warehouse of Meows. RLLCSL BROTHERS. Merchant Tailors. It, LUDOATE-}111.1.. CLOTHING FOR ALL SEASONS. To moo t the tit nand. of ma isimease esaasetio4 suitable tallies ate witted in gnat variety at ea early date to emus, a we'd outfit of the mated fabrioi far each seams. Butt" la. to Ms.. is stock far tommliate ca asaas to aterrare.—tf6YUEL biloTll/10, A.. Ludgate-hill. , I.OIL IMMEDIATE USE. rite Diet etyhs in every vire are kept ready for Immediate ere. An limiter tied. allows so great a number of SiDM to be kept that buy Urn.. may &peed upon a graceful and perfect at at • ** ry pm* lion* 12s. to ilia tits Butt.—bAlit:l4. Ltdistethill. GM/11111W STALE 'lO SI hAril —rite mat grit ntlf.P mere that money will command are employe-1 to ally out the fael.wm of the day with the moat 'poet' ul that el perm need a: t ran arrompluth. Beast.ful Wows Ye sop pie 4 b. ut Qs. to LIM. the moh—deilltlMeL filtUfittated, Ludgate CLOTHING ILLUSTRATED.—The now Book on Guineann's Attire him forty-three Shires, taw Wadi of thrityeavi n trim poetsaits. Thirteen are of young priories Lim lour to hat& en tars of age, two clerical, and twteity-tw., us of in lel nth • to oonneeuon with 71111114 C and tho drnma. kf the aid if due Look ip nth men and tutir eons can be measured, aad secure a pethet and graoehd tit. The book, pries ed., t, frt., do ducted from a parrhanm—SAllCEL BItOTREIi9, 50 C I:6IHING at READY MONEY PRICES. ♦ 1.111Y(T SYSTEM of basins with sad selling for BEADY YON) Y etiabk* Wawa SAMUEL BROTHERS to give to the public that great amoant of value whirl' hiw celebrated tsar Louse for toast/4Lnc /ion pas. -60, OVERCOATS NA SAMUEL BROTHERS'. Us. Fashionable, Perfection in Fit, 01 (US* Melton Oaths. with Parer Collars All Bizet in Brock Also to Order. Price lla OVERCOATS at SAMUEL BROTHERS'. Noted, Paallionable, rfection in it, Of Gold Blended Cantina, with Velvet Colima All Sues in fitock, Also to Order. Price VA. SICC/1i 1.) 1 0 1101 and U NOLAJI-Pkool B,ll272l—listors pa/shaming mad tor erinttlore Itaattilp st balm, 111Mor - MERV. Then.. PWrgli Mad we% m•rama. Press, %WANK as. army shunt maer, at aboat baU Ma prima of nom. • putursatoegiven arab malt • Imps misattty of 'haat Wm, tram 1/2 Ka Assay (illiiiillllll,,4o, Omaniumparom.ail OVERLAND TRUNKS for INDlA.—lllastratod IItPLIED LUMP of OVERLAND TRUNKS, ladles' travel hog boon, portmanteaus, Mather tam, stbnt ftunitana Aka, tap waaled soplicattos to THRISSIIEJI sod OLENPI oataitses, arm door to rousemort•boumo. /brand I'OhTANT BALE OF CAlitNEr AND 13 lif)Lr Itlf Fl. R —Velem. If ARDIN6. MAO -1 CX. riot 1 if to ri , rror.reboot,etty, t compothit by the tat tuinbal Itailway to give up their Preroiorr, .11, ot ant It. r tae IN Nov. mbir, the who.o of their Flirelt -CL&S.I erra.a .7 1(114 I+l4 T. 1:111 OMAN 15 fur ecticre of 1:“ a.. to form two settee, and two ear, ehairs: a greet leir Nov, tarot ca Qs ordinary ottoman. truly of Iflifllak and dt.Vd. Upham. it la, it and 32. brrnenratrert, Oztordatrart. W. Factory, Y and al. tlraidri-atrett. An illioraraird 'Matelots poet frac JOSEPH OI L LOTT'S STEEL PENS. ON }-itCOAI ti at BAII UEL BitU iliEkie. __sa... Novel, Fashionable, Perfection in Fit, in 01 Warm Wallin,' Cloths, wi litook.th F diet Collars. All bites Mao to Order. Price ON' EkCOATS ut MANUEL BILOXIIEES'. gtaFarb k, Perfeetwa la At. CI all flat New. Paler" ..t1 Wive Collars. A 4 1 .42 4.? /15.,14 'VW; itra. O\I.ItCOATB at MAMUEL BWYrlil 3'. 1417;;I, Fa‘ifiunable, Wrfertimi in Mt. Of vitA Velvet Gams. All Mises in Stock. A 1.., to °AAA Price OYMtCOATti at SAMUEL BROTIIERS. Novel, Paelinniable. l'crfoction in Fit, Of Itirtirst Cloth. Quilted Linings, Vida* Milan All Nino in Mock, Alio Pr to Outer. ice stet PEAL FUR-MEAL WAISTCOATS, 258. to Saw—Having pundowsd during taw past mummer sr dust. nada parcel et Bwaskins offered below winter value. NA MUEL BROTHLIIS have inagnitlonnt stork at asirsendr advantageous prier, —SYDENit AM-HOUSE. SU. LadiotaidlL IMITATION SEAL WAISTCOATS, Ws. maim. BROTlitli.H.6o. Ludgate-IAM READ THE SYSTEM SAMUEL BROTHERS Weir boalkeeS upon, in the Illestrated Pries Liet d. nerfal a ite, under the bend of Clothing Illustrated." Thu Sun has Wen established tsentrahree yews on the principle of rlyaiglos Or Wrist price peeiM , for ready money. 11314 marking the ea IMS upon facb arbele in pLan figures. front which no deviation le allowtd. SA MIT EL BROTHERS, ao. LI rDOATZHILL On Thum NOV tbe VI Nh tartfist, wise Ow 1 : 1 The JUilt susueir of the TEMPLE BAR MAGAZINE, Corn Irrs :—Kitty. Chaps =A* ILVI. Yei Gray—Nodose de lads eats—Tem. Mans. Yids in the Prisons of —Dirappouttemit, by Moreno. lianyat Wont. n and their Satirists—A !Ay et the Iterniuties, by John Sheehan, Author of The Isiah Warty Drinker Papers." NOTICX.—The DEMISES NUMBER of this_kfit will eon mi e a New aerial Story, entitled " SUSAN n....M.D1N0." by the Author of " Archie Lovell." " Steven Lawierme, Yl018110," he. Michael Bentley, New Burtingtoootowet. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (THROUGH warm' e AGENCY.) THE AUSTRIAN ARMY. VIENNA, Ocr. 27, EVENING. The New Free Press of this evening publishes the following as the gist of Baron Beust's declaration in yesterday's sitting of the Military Coinniittee:— " Austriw maintains the best relations with France and England, and is also upon the most friendly footing with Italy. The latter power, however, Las not always complete freedom of action. Austria (mains unchanged in her resolve to abandon all policy of revenge against Prussia. With Russia Austria also seeks to maintain friendly relations. In view, however, of the possibility of a conflict tetwotn France and Prussia, Austria is obliged to if wain aimed, as much to cause her own neutra lity to be respected as to keep back other Powers who might bo inclined to attack." The New Free Press also says that, in the course of further remarks, Baron Emit spoke of the Danubian Princiialities as nothing hat a great arsenal. In to-day's sitting of the lower house of the, Reichsrath, the amended paragraphs 3 and 4 of the bill relative to mixed marriages were a6reed to,' and the entire bill was then read a third time. The Divorce Bill then came under discussion. Replying to the attacks of Herr Grouter upon the new fundamental laws, the laws upon religious subjects, and the bill for carrying them into effect, the Minister of Justice said that the government was weary of this continuous struggle, and intended to take measures to bring it to a close. The Minister of the Interior said that the decrees for carrying out the laws on religious subjects hid been solely caused by the instructions issued by the bishops. He added, that whenever he met with resistance to the laws be should do his duty. DEPARTURE OF MR. OOLDWIN SYMl—Amongst the tastengers who left Southampton_ yesterday afternoon by the North German Lloyd steamer Weser for New York was Mr. Goldwin Smith. The Weser also took the English. French, and Getman maila, 121 other ejsbin and a full comihnient of steerage passengers, ma] a large cargo, in cluding French jewellery from Mare, value 14 . 2,000 f. INDIA-01410E, Ocr. 27.—The Queen has been pleared to appoint the Right Honourable 'Richard( tuth well Ronde, Fail cf Mayo, Viscount Mayo of Mony cumin, Baton Naas of Nuns, LLD., D.C., to be her Ma jesWa ioercy and Goveruor-Genoral of India, in cue ceition to the Right honourable Sir John Laird Mair La w I mire, Batt., G.M.S. O. C.D. —Gov tee. FOREIGN -OFFICE, Ocr. 21—The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Robert Perry Ffrunch, now Semetacy to her Majesty's Legation at Berne, to be Sem etsi y to her Majesty's Legation at Madrid—Gazette. ROYAL COMMIIMSION ON PRIMARY EDUCATION (iEII AND).—The Royal Comnri,ihon on Primary Mona btu met en Monday, 24th instant, at the oflices of the commission, 46, trier Rackville-street, Dublin. There woe resent —The k art of Pevris, the Earl of Dunraven, the bishop of Meath, Lord Clonbrock, Judge Morris. Sir It. Kane, Master Brooke, Bev. Dr. Wilson, Rev. B. M. Cowie. Mr. Lease, Mr. Stokes, Professor Sullivan, and Mr. Waldron. The secretaries, Mews. May and Donne, were in attendance. CONFERENCE AT CAMBRIDGE.—Tho third of the Eerier of continence* now iu progress in the diocese of Ely, in tcmpliance with the requisition of the Lord Bishop, was held at Cambridge on noaday (yesterday), and, with the exception that there was a large number of the resident members of the university amongst the audience. partook much of the character of its predecesimors at Bedford and Bury. ROYAL COLLEGE Or lirgiiEoNc.—The ees. 4ion for the examination of candidates for the diplomas of Follow and Member of this College commences on the 7th proximo, and will be continued throughout the month. 1 he mune& who during the past collegiate year expended in lecturer and prize* for the members of the college 214/. 10s., again offer two Jacksonian prii.es of 20 guineas each for essays on profneaional subjects, and the collegial triennial pure, consitittog of the " John Hunter Modal," executed In gold to the value of fifty guineas, or, at the option of the mucccodul author of the &immolation, of the said medal executed in bronze, with an honorarium of 604 Ths ogsupsiilion is to number" of the outlive not being members of the council. thmusr.A.—Yesterday evening a crowded meet ing assembled at the ilmington Vestry-ha ll , upon the an of air Henry A. Haan, Beet. to hoar from Win a statement of his political opinions. (r. Beal (who occupied the chair) announeed at the opening of the pro ceedings that in order to strengthen the liberal e.alues in the borough it had been agree a 4 with the concurrence of Sir H. Hoare and Mr. Gager, that one of those gentleman should retire from the contest In order to decade which of them should stand with Hr. Dilke, it had been resolved that three gentlemen should be appointed on either side to make the selection, and in case they should not be able to acme to a eatidactory conclusion the decision was to be left to Mr. Starafeld, Mr. P. A. Taylor, and Mr. Thomas Hughes. (Laud cheers.) W. Odger confirmed this statement, and added that, should Inv be unsuccendul in the selection, he would Mthly support the candidature of Hr. Mike and Sir emy Hoare. !Sir Henry Hoare then proceeded to ad . lie the netting, and met with a very hearty reception. He repudiated any desire to divide the liberal interest ; mad under the satufactory arrangement which had been referred to he looked forward to a double liberal triumph in the borough as a positive certainty. (Cheers, and cries of •• %%anchor."t 'time true he was unseated for Windsor, but he was unjustly unseated ; and members on both sides, in cluding many ab:e Inners, had stated that the alecisiou of the committee was partial, unjcst, and technically illegal. (Cheers.) Upon the assenabling of the Lew parliament a large majority of the Howe of Commons would place Mr. Gladstone in a po tion to deal with the Irish church upon the basis of his ismous resotutions—(cheers)—and if elected he (Sir Henry) would support that just and statesmanlike policy. He would alsoarant in removing from the Reform Act the late' eying clauses—(loud cheer,)—auil he would vote for the I allot, equal electoral district*, and the auimilation of the county to the borough franchi,e. (Cheers.) A very considea able reduction of expenditure and an in mate of revenue followed by 'emissions of taxation, would Le srecogst the tannin' of Mr. Gladstone's return t s power. (CLeere.) The unfaithful secretary or treasurer of a trade union ought to be punished in the same way as any other pilferer, and in his opinion the right to strike should be conceded and acknowledged as a right inherent in the soaking emu. (Cheers). He was in favour of a com pulsory secular system of education, and of the erualisa lien of y oor rates. He would vote for inquiry into the game laws, with a view to their amendment or repeal, and he would advocate the abolition of purchase in the army. (I oud chem.) Replying to a question, Sir IL Howe stated that be would support the creation of life peera g es, to enable Mr. Gladstone to carry his Irish Bill through the House of Lords. (Loud cheers.) A vote of thanks was pursed to Sir Henry for his ad dress, and the proceedings closed with the usual compli ment to the chairmen. Mr. Odger addressed a crowded meeting at the chases Vestry Hall, and a vote of confi dence was unanimously ;awed. - - Threarair.—Mr. Torten., M.P., addressed a meeting of electors hist night at the School-rooms, Theoheld's-road. The chair was occupied by Froferior Birkbeck. Mr. Toners, after some preliminary remarks, mid he would make an announcement which he had not yet made in public. When the question of the Irish church was brought before the Bonnet Commons he then felt, as be felt now, great anxiety respecting it, and pos. set sing sonic information as to the condition of Ireland, he thought he might venture to submit for the consideration of the leader of the liberal party a suggestion which he had attentively weighed. lie accordingly waited on Mr. Gladstone by the desire of the right honourable gentleman, and laid before him a plan for the impartial appropriation of the Irish church pro / city in case it rhonld be entreated. Mr. Gladstone received Lim with the courtesy and consideration whirls heextended to eveiy man whom he believed to be sincere, but at the tame time feeling the responsibility of a great statesman Le vary wisely decline d to commit himself to the adoption of the 'the me eitl.cr wholly or in .nart. He (Mr. Torreon) would not now go into the particulars of that echeme-- suffice it to ray that it aimed not at the appropriation of the property of the Irish church to eductitiou, not to mere objects of phyt ical improvement, such as the reduction of the poor rates, or the making of roads (which really and truly meant so much money put into the landlord's locket ), not to the creation of a peasant proprietory, or the belie fit of the landloid class, but to the creation of taming owners of the toil like those which constituti the yeomanry of England, which took rest and grew stung, and which now, notwithstanding the extension of manufactures and commerce, were the very heart and core, as the agricultural middle class, of the wealth, freedom, and prosperity of thfs land. At the conclusion of the bon. gentleman's address • vote of confidence in him we/ unanimously passed. Before the meeting broke up some distuilauce was caused by au attempt ou the part of Mr. lames Eiden to interrogate Mr. Torrens. He was re 'mired with yells and groans, which be did not seem to heed, but ail a show of hands was against hearing him he was obliged to retire. PLYgorTtt.--The committee of the Liberal Association have resolved to adopt legal proceedings against any person who may have already, or shall here after, offend, either by intimidation of, or preventing any elector from voting according to his intention. TIVERTON.—This ancient borough, which Lord Palmerston represented for several years is entirely in the hands of the liberals. The Hon. G. Denman, the present representative, and Mr. J. H. Amory, who takes the lace of Mr. WolrMid, are to walk over the course. TOWLE HAMLETB.—Yesterday afternoon a de- Fulani n, numbering many of the more influential sup- Fellers of Mr. Beaks, warted on Mr. Ayrton, M.P., and his committee, for the peepers, of urging • coalition be tween hinuelf and Mr. Beales. A long consultation took place, the upshot of which is understood to be that a large meeting will take place, both candidates being invited to attend, to give expr essi on to their feelings on the subject, when it is averred that a ocalition will not improbably be effected. Meeting, of the candidates continue to be held nightly. WkATYlNSTEß.—Yesterday evening Mr. W. 11. Fmith, the conservative candidate, again addressed the electors of this borough at the Pimlico Roams, Warwick street. On the previous night Mr. Smith had spoken et Weilpert's Rooms, near Berkeley-square. On that onra sion, however, the admission was by tickets, so the meet ing was very unanimous, and all jawed off, as it is entice!, entlaulaittially." But last night it was very different ; it war, of course, neeereary to have a public meeting. but it stilted also accessary to have us veiny of Mr. Smith's an/quits rs pre scut as rewind°. With a view, no doubt, rat recunng this most desirable result• a large number of the audience last night were admitted by tieksits only, 11111 , 1 this select majority occupied about two-thirds of the hall. 11r. Cubitt, took the chair at 8 o'clock, but he might as well have taken it at Magdala for air the use lie war. Nothing and nobody were listened to without inter toption, and to this result Mr. Smith's supporters contri buted not a little, for when their chief was hissed or groaned at they cheered or stumped their feet, and be. tween the two factions nothing whatever was audible. It was a scene of continued uproar almost from first to last, and it was not till nearly 10 o'clock that the press ceedings terminated, lewdly one pesoon present being the wirer for what had been sawl.—Tistes• • ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.—The Bishop of Lon don has appointed the following gentlemen to prmeh in the eatLethnl on Sunday mornings in the Mouth of No. vember, 1868: Sunday, Nov. 1, We Hey. William Henry /Adman, KA., of Christ Church, Oxford, Rector of St. Auirtutinu's, Watliiipstrert; Sou day, Nov. lt, the Rev. Ferdinand E. Lloyd Junes, M.A., Lord Mayor's chaplain and ordinary of Nairobi ; Sunday, Nov. 16, the Nev. Thomas Fraser Stooks, M.A., of Trinity College, Cambridge" him incumbent of St. Amen, Highgate; Sunday. Nov. 2h, tam Rev. Charles Annum Daltun, IL A., of Wailhata him, Oxford, vicar a St. Michaels, Ilightgate; Suaday, the 29th (being Advent Sinulay), is one of the day. on which the Very Rev. the Dean of St. Paul's rue. tumarily iirvachrs. Divine servitio commences at 0.41 a.m. Really strong and cheap ton is swayed by per ..hadnor pare tan. It ham for the yam* thirty yoss... .myoit a psalm ence in W parto al the kinmildwit. /laid only in whets y ta—ribainimt% he., la every amt. asaihmlsomin. la !old by all draleys thremilett the woddl. H muds' s CRYb'TAL SPECTACLES of well knows eireiletres ese eels le bad at Mena* Rumßaby" C posite the lertrish Museum (lair. The am art lustkw. stal Beeetreleik tre. Iee—THOMAS MAW al cAtTion pubhs against renew silt Yak ram Weibel me. $s travellers or meats. ccuLts.—ms CLAY CROBB COMPANY 47Valra be it Us. peg tea : st CI " 1f 5 ,7 21° bse c t .—OmieraS I VILLF 0771131. 1$ SIM oonamaan. 00A.L.--0/101108 J. 0001011LILLL and 00. ars mob cols Orb Us.-13. OsnikUL XL OLADSTONS AND SIR STAFFORD NORTIMITS. We have been requested to publish the following letter : October 25. My dear Mr. Gladstone —I see that in yonispeec ;at Wigun 3ou ,aid, " liir Stuford Norttrote, 9a:rotary of Irate for helot, was asked whether, under the ciream kiMlMl, be would resist the Cisestabliaiment of the Irish (hutch: but he refutes to j. o to jai hament with a eelge of ti at bird." This OW ne-rly av iteystble the contrary uf what I have said and of what I have written on this IL bjtct. Strue weeks ago I received a letter from a (ma stile( ut, asking me to pledge myself " never, under any circumstances," to consent to the dienstablishment of the chuch in Ireland. I replied that there was no "abject urea which I felt mole strongly than this; bat tl at I objeettd to give a general pledge of the kind demanded upon any subject whatever. Silweimently, when at!dressuig my constituents at Tor rington, I was asked whether I would resist the disestals tb hment of the Irish chetah ; I at once answered, " I will." Then, remembering my correspondent's letter, I added something to this elect :—" In saying that, I don't intend to pledge myself as to what I may do at any time and under any circumstances. I object to pledges of that kind altogether." You will observe that, instead of refusing to pledge myself "under the circumstances" (by which I understand you to meanpreeent circumstances), I distinctly did so; only reserving to myself liberty of action hereafter under circumstance, which I cannot fore ere. I propose to semi this letter to tie newspapers.-1 remain, yours very faithfully, Snare= H. Nortatocal. The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P. Her Majesty the Queen of Holland has forwarded DM. to the treasurer of the Dover Sailors' Home, as ado naive of the value of that charitable institution, lad of the coincidence of a wrecked Dutch crew being landed at Dover and received at the home at the same tune that her Ma jeety landed. LORD NAPIEB OP MAGDALA AT PORTOWOrTtf. —Posrswovrw, TtnIODAT.—A grand banquet Was given to Lord Napier of Magdala by the mayor this evening. About 264.1 perscne were present, including Lord Henry Lennox, Lord Henry Soott, the Hon. Mr. Cowper ' If. P., Serjeant l3aseke Ml', Sir J. Simeon, and a host of die tioguirbed naval and military officers. The Mayor pre- Fidiel, and Lord Nll_ol' was enthusiastically received. A PRINCE AT HARROW.—Tho Italian papers an nounce that Prince Thomas of Genoa, nephew of King Victor Emmanuel, is about to be educated at Harrow. The young prince is fourteen years of age. WOOLWIc ft, OCT. 27.—A singular charge Will re cently brought against astaff sergeant of the Riding-house mtabliilimeut, Royal Artillery, who has for years been much respected in the service. He was ou his way to the paled° to receive a medal and gratuity of Id!., when he was stddenly arrested and taken to the guard-room on a charge of breach' of duty by allowing the troop horses under his charge to be ridden by civilians. He was tried Ly court-maital, and reduced to the ranks, but was iai n.ediately oiler reinstated to be Fent to another station; but it is stated that Lis medal and gratuity will not be granted. CoILISION IN THE IifENSEY.—A collision took place yesterday between the Hipparthu% a steamer iron, the In arils, and the Countess of Galloway. a Kircudbright steamer, as the one was entming, and the other leavinz the Money. The Hipparchus was but slightly danisged, but the Countess of Galloway was so seriously injured tlat she had to return to dock. The Mordteur of yesterday contains the appoint ments of 42 commanders of battalions and six chefs d'rAradreti in the National Mobile Guard of the Eastern departments. Tug lITALTH or Leanne.—lt appears from the return issued by authority of the Registrar-General, that in the week that ended on Saturday, 24th October, 4,2,1 blahs and 3,169 deaths were registered in Loudon and in thnteen other large towns of the United Kingdom. The annual rate of mortality was 26 pert 1,000 parsons living. The annual rate of mortality last week was 24 per 1,000 in London, 28 in Edinburgh, and 2'2 in Dublin 09 in Bristol, 21 in Birmingham, 30 in Liverpool, 32 in Manchester, 118 in Salford, 26 in Sheffield, 28 in Bradford. 29 in Leeds, 28 in Hull, 26 in Newcastle-upon- Tyne. and 31 in Glasgow. The rate in Vienna was 26 per I,COO during the week ending the 17th inst., and in Berlin 34 per 1000 during the - &even days ending the 22nd instant. In London the births of 1,012 boys and. 1,022 girls, in all 2,034 children, . were regis tered in the week. In the corresponding weeks of ten years, 1868-87, the avenge number, - corrected for increase of population, is 2,160. The deaths registered in London timing tho week were 1.421. It was the forty thin d week of the year ; and the average number of deaths for that week is, with a correction for increase of pop uiat . c , 1,340. The deaths in the present returnturu exceed r; 1 SiSI the estimated atuocut. The deaths from zymotie darates wt re 331, the corrected average number being Zi2. Four deaths from small-pox, 19 from meados, 106 fit in. scarlatina, 10 f.ow diphtheria, 21 fem whoop ing-cough, 67 from fever, end 30 from diarrhese, were registered. Five deaths faint tea:lntim' were emended in the sub-disti let of Kensington-town, 3 in the sub district of thicket south. 3 in the sub-district of (Adult noith-west, 6 in the sub-distriot of Chelsea torili-eurt, 6 iu the Luh-ditmet of Itelgeave, 3 in the ivt of Kentish-town, in the sub-district of west London South, 6 in the tub-district of Mile-end Old Town Fast, 3in the sub-district of Pow, 3in the sub-distinct of ropier, 3 in the sub-distiiet of St. Peter Walsworth.' 3 in the nib-district of Kennington tint part, and 31u the sub. district of Woohrich Arwiud. Of the 67 deaths frank fever, 19 are registered as typhus, 37 as typhoid or ga.tric fever, and 11 simply as common continued fever. Two deaths from fever wee recorded in the sub-district of St. Mary Fedslinon, 2 in the sub-distriet of Kensington Town, 2in t he sub-district of Belgrave, 2in the sub district of Gray's-inn-lane, 12 in the sub-district of Islington West (where the London Fever Hospi. tal is situated); 2 in the sub-district of Hottest New Town, 3 yy hh the Green sub-district of Bethnal-green, 2 in the su b-district of St. Mary, and 2 ia this sub district of St. John, St. George-in-the-East, 2 in the sub-district of Lintahouve, and 2 in the sub-district of Clapham. One hundred ane ninety-two deaths occerred from Oak's's, 120 from .bronollitis, and 77 from pneu monia. Diseases of the brain and nervous system proved fatal to 148 persons, and 80 persons died fmra diseases of the organs of circulation. The deaths of 8 infants from syphilis, of 4 children from burns or scalds, of 6 persons fresu drowning, of 3 infants and 1 adult from suffocation, and of 6 ',coedits who committed suicide were registered. The widow of a grengrocer, aged 84 years, died on the 11;t11 t htedwr in St. liartleidemew's Hospital, from inlurio• vetoed by having been run over by • dray. NOTICK—FIREWORKS.—Ortmt impetus is at this teenoat ith tat to this br an++ of inattlefeetnre In .k of tiny Venture and lard littrar's day. nesottao aro atm being pre an 414 chappoda and Co. ites..4). Is beuaneth nr• outa, apn,ls ao their luridly la the pyinfoltab net.--fiLlearlionmehl Fubj o • ned are hirer part killer; of this extraorcli-: tar y Ihenomenon. The lark Erawioer says : —•' About half-last one o'clock on Friday afteaoon a number of gentlemen were following the houud c on the lands Newtown, mar Clydaville, the residence of Captain Perry, and about three miles from Mal'ow, in the hallyclonli direction, when they were startled by a dull hollow fing, rem mbl in g distant thunder, but met ctly distinct iu sclome, and in its unmistakable 'Ode einem charactert V. Life still speculating on this unusual round, and in al out a minute after it had ceased, the ground eons meted to exhibit every team of internal commotion. and tl.e startled spectators ut another intent had the singular fortune of feeling and witnessing that rarest of patois' phenomena in this counby -uu earth pinks. Ac e:tette vary as to the character of the appearance. From ono gentleman it has been learned that the shock wee continuous for half a minute, and consisted of • slight but s alertly palpable vibration, which would apparently d'este the vertical direction of distai Lame. Another meth ran present describes it as a gentle-over undulating movement, intermittent, but lasting for half a minute lleseintlowave passed Loin east to west, and immediatel fiftieths creation some claps of thunder broke he circumstance has awakened considerable interest in this locality." The Irtok Times has the following letter from Mallow, dated October 24, eveningt--" Yesterday unusual in cidents occurred simultaneously .but at different places near the town of Mallow. At about nos o'clock several gentlemen of this town were hunting on foot with a pack of beagles belonging to William Bourn% Beq. the were in pursuit debar% and were running at a quick rate on the lands ;of Newtown, within three miles of the town. Mr. Bourne noticed that the ground was shaking violently under his het, and he other gentlemen who were with him also remarked that these was a great heaving of the ground. Thunder at this time pealed over their beads. About the very name time Captain Perry and Mrs. Perry, who lived at talkingC vble, within one mile of the town of Mallow, were in their parlour, and they were alarmed at bearing their feet a low rumbling noise. Promptly they perceived the walls of the room stirring , several articles in the loom shaking, and two or three light articles in the room fell down. Their children, who were playing in the garden, ran in and told Captain Perry that the garden was shaking." The MaLow correspondent of the Cork Herold, writing on Satin day night, payer—. I have already informed you by telegram of the shocks of an earthquake which ware 'tit on Friday in this neighbourhood and the town of Kan. tusk, arid I have now gathered full particulars of the re mai 1 ..b1e occurrence. I had a couversation this evening wi.n cne of the men from the neighbourhood of Kanturk who Lad felt the shock. Be is a very intelligent young man, armed ruled Murphy, and he descr.bes it us Wows: —EI uiphy and nine others were digging potatoes on the Lids of Killeenlay, about two miles from the town of Kantuik. About 1 o'clock, the rain having ceased, they teemed work, having stopped in cousequenee of the wet ness cf the day. 'they were at work fur a short time, when thee or tour of the men spoke oit t mether, and itiquii edit the others had felt the great 'Lai:ingot the ground. ku: pi y felt it, and says that the ground shook violently not r lam, and that he saw it going up and down. The me.r wee iurprieed, and suggested many explauations, suit cue raid that it must be a bog abo..t two WICe daitant Lem them which must have begun to move. and that the ground they were on was following it; for it appears that tore violent convulsion within the same leg, about 30 ears ago, (amid it to advance, and spread itself over the adjoining lands. The shock was felt near Ba !plough, within four miles of Mallow, and wear accompaniotl by loud peals of thunder. It was distinctly peice.ved by Mr. Ilmone, and several other gentlemen , who wero with him hunting with his beagles.' Another account says that the shock was felt in different puts of the tract of country stretching from Mallow to. wards Kanturk, and that the same idea of a volcanic agency seized all those who felt it there can be no doubt. The appeasances of its approach seemed to be similar to there usually taken as forewarners in more serious erup tions, as, for instant% darkness of the sky, peculiar bemulcusnesa of the air • succeeded by the long , low rumbling sound in the e arth, described by some as re. eembling the sound of a train over a shaky bog, and br others as not tuslike the birr of a threshing machine. The only visible feature of the occurrence of the supposed earthquake was the shaking of the walls of houses as it they would fall, the creaking of furniture, and the noise of jingling crockery. The shock lasted for some ?z i t . and by the indefinite distance of the sound to be the result of some far-off convulsion, although loud enough to denote its strength. Several persons in the neighbourhood of Mallow have given us the above account of the shock. Captain Petry, of Clyde, some miles from Mallow, wit , seated about half-t ant I o'clock on Friday in his arlour with Mts. Perry. his wife, when he beard a noise such as de scracd, and immediately the walls seemed to shake as if they would come down, and the furniture in the r arm was knocked about in the greatest confusion. At the rune time two of the children ran in Lom the garden, ram they had been playing, and reported that they Ilened a similar sound, accompanied with a visible heav ing of the ground. Much about the same hour Mr. Foul ne, of Mallow, who had been out hunting at Drown don down. y. experien ced a similar shock with similar appear. tares, us did also his servant. A man thatching a house in the neighbourhood of Captain ferry's has reported a like occurrence. Lir W. R. Wilde writes to the Freeman as follows centiimation of the account given iu to-e:ay's Frrodiare of a shock of earthquake haying been felt in the vicinity of Mallow ca kriday last, the 23rd inst.. I th nk it may be of interest to mood the following facts. I was at Mortara, nc ar Cong, c n the bauks of Lough Con.b. in the county of Mayo, during the past week. The vo tither had been most severe and tempestuous, but there were occasional Lours of bright smokes arid great In at. About unto o'rlick ou Friday morning I of served the fo'lowin=er contcna. Toe lake assumed an intense purple fir kid after a few minutes with patches of white, as the waves. with scarce v any wiud, ro, e upon Resurface. 'Meshy become r ne dense slate-colored mass of cloud that traversed m west to c ast, between which and the water appeared a bread belt of light, through which pound in detached slanting masses columns of heavy rain. Cuing oat of doors to view this state of things more accurately, my attention was immediately attracted by a loud. rumbling, ground noise, as if several carriage, were rolling down the avenue, which caused me to turn a en ner to see who was ceming. Not perceiving any animal. I remarked upon the circumstance to the bystanders. Some said they thought it was thunder, but one old workmau remarked, •if it was thunder it was in underground.' The direction I the noise, which evidently come from a diatanco, and Frew louder as it paned under my feet, was nearly from th to south, but I was not conscious of any movement in the earth." ettAinAm, Orr. 27.—The detachments of the Royal Engineers, lit Royals, and 16th Regiment, to the number of 210 men of all maks, with three officers, placed under orders to proceed to India, are ordered to be held in readiness to embark at about the middle of the ensuing month, to join the service companies. THE CHARGE 01 , 81100TM° AT Font —At the Leicester adjourned borough sessions yesterday, before lir. C. 0. Nerrewethi•r, Charles Mitchell, 16, boat man, was tharged with maliciously ii.ooting at Edwin Frown, aged 12. on the let OctAder. It sill be remem beted that the children of the Weeleysn Sunday-school, of whom the prosecutor was one, were playing in a field adjoining the Leicester Canal, and that owe were innuing Ho Intel% es I.y throwing atones into the %Mee, and ethers Ly playing at " dick and drake," etiolating the water it its nee, when Fisotier cane in a teat; which he W4l eh cling. Ile went into the cabin. brought out a gun, and took a:m at the children, but the charge did not go off. lie however cocked the gun .a 81'00Ild time, and, lining, the charge took effect in the face of the prosecutor, cur sing revere injuries to his right eye. and also wounding in various pelts of the body Arthur Bull (13), John She's teu (ti), and Emma Food (8). For the 'Wets*, it war to fled that the prisoner had no idea that the gun wis add when be lied amongst the children. The jury found tie prisoner guilty, and the learned Recorder. altar giving him a revere reprimand, eenteues4, him to 11i1 months' Lard labour. tkl'AVT.—Another scurry-lathm . ship arrived in the Thames on Sunday last, and thread the crew were at once conreted to the Dreadnought hospital ship. This %ewel left itngland at the end of last year, and was not thetefere y roviilid with certified lime or lemon juice, In accordance with the proviaiona of the Duke of Mghmoturs Art, TUE 110111110 N 111111TORANTS.—Yestentay the Great Western Railway landed 60 Mormons here, white they take the Michigan Coital, ea twat for the valley of pelt Lake. More than 6,000, of who= 3,600 passed through Detroit, of therm fresh ocaverte to the Latter Day Saints have gone trots European countries to Utah during the pea searou, but the reeterdafe lot was the last for The agent rays that durnig 1869 be brill import 10,000 or 12,1100 of thews people. It raid by thew who hare Peen the Minnows ad Ibis yeses isportstiese that they ere .carrell as iutellipratzi cleanly in sppearsnot se Ike ether inneigrants.—/ter t Port, Oat. N. CRYSTAL PALMS.— 0113 f3IIILLING DAY. 4-• Tungus, Oar. 27. Admisions sees* tiiBster 1,277; ditto on payment, 764 ; total vista's, AGM DVNVILLE itittl Co. Belies , are the largest hob!. tig at Whialti In the work ma r tunholed by the us...hoot protearaos Ia to es= hurrlied In rooks end comet tortoni, Mot api*t.ttoo W y, _Donal* •011= m 1 I. aineti er t. Brootoot-bittMtio. ettohtl, SAttlos. W.C.--1