The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-26 00:00:00

■ Ml' WPW'Mg _: , . "r - X..& 3 T ,y..~ u.-v. i • • • • '1 f t . • I L !' 3 ' - ,-. a --11. . I . . i Fl_ E G Y. ~_ II - tit . ..._ _ ,,,,,,v ~768. L„,.,, , _ . , , _ ______,_,_.. t ~ 6,1):3'2. I: I. A N 1) ROUT E. k ,• r Strritti .nth INDIA. CIIMA. JAPAN. -'t 1I !4 5... is EGYPT. from POOTHAIIPION and Y tiT A L PALACE.-THIB DAY. 0/11111.11414 DAY.—Wino aid Ameawble.—Tho Popular Et soft. Dom.:opine. lt I I 14d Il.ud I. to Festival Clegam LSO Wristband brad ,tlCluunsan's E Flat Erimphocky 4. 0 Wrbt e &Y.--Ono mon/ Woad 11ta0.47 of Fir •worlo4 worathon of Fountains —The Two Cainole I owed.. of Fur. ke. LONDON, MONDAY E' rING, OCTOBER ' 26. 1868. - ONE .PENNY. 1 1 I • 1 •• • 11 um. l ORIENTAL. ft rrAm NArmyriov 1 3.4rocoirs and rocenve Curso raul Pamela by (IIIINEA SHERRY, Pale or (*olden, 21e. pe flows, or lac Id. per gallon, Imported direct trots foroadi la.Pronters. A mound. tull-bodied. oorriomable wow. fres foist su natural spirit or acidity. One down forwarded, aarriada biol. • Inportunkthe mm 180214 INTELLRIENCE FROM ABROAD. 01111100011 STUTTIVII 40170 T.) NEW SOUTH WALES. ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO ASBASBINATE PRINCE ALFRED. ' SYDNEY, SFXT. 13. The Colonial Secretary isserts that evidence has been obtained of a conspiracy to assassinate Prince Alfred. One conspirator had been murdered, having been considered untrustworthy by, his ac complices. Piplnflations are promised to parlia ment, which will assemble shortly. Advices from New Zealand state that several encounters with the rebels have taken place, at tended with varying success. MUSIO. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE. AdtiS4llolde 6114P.NUN DOW.S 814 BTAAMER. . - ADEN. 1 Prom finntbsiliptaa lb" I'AT• I r s cr) Zat.in4.l. \ % ..,, I-13A, TEN ANtl. s Ft..ni tiont ight —9l..4.4 h.tiuptas. ,kronr, CitINA. I ui dorartolile betas \ % '..%. JAI' VC. tlattnLiy. t , 1%. Nll. t.t...rrs..Nr , From South*ntptmt , • , I , 1,..;£'?%t t• 1I !• I.:N , ; onrom nt ,, nt I —the•l sy 44 At' . AC. ..1. p.w.u.rot , quirAttur447 OinpPORT, 24e. per dozen, or 12.. per gallon, zportee dlreet from Oporto (Bandsman's ebtliPinft Aa eellent, rich, full•bodied wine, eupecially rocommendal for In requiring a genuine and nutritious wine. One dozen forty ortniaos free, on receipt of rausttones, by the important PH THIAN and 80N11. Ott West Strand, W.C. lANOFORTES (Collard, Broadwood, 14-« Several excelleat PIANOS, in c lud i n g two of th e 7 =too trichord cottages is slogans mania and rase and Collard, and. patentgraad cottage in walnu t W wood, all pearly new and qukt- perfect, at abusually low • vanity of the aupwriur new potent 7-oetsvo cottages of Sae foil tans, et the Mot autonfacture, with all the latest ha amnia at • guinea'. or in very elegant oases at If gui the meet advantageous hsetrumente in /England, at F GRIFFITHS and Co., M lifoorgateatrort. bank, HO. • • SECOND-HAND FIRE and B UIiOLA It-PROD, pare ILAYSI3-110ona lterMg mad for litttlitim' Let ofiltsfoo, on, Thomas Peery and Sons, ma Fria% 641101414 d. and ovary esanient maker, as about Mgr the of ww. • goomastiogivea wirag ri t s tav=r as ttslet 14* tins Ha Appal to G IMPORTANT SALE OF CABINET A!11 UPHOLSTERY FURN iTURR —Maws. HARDING, POI. aid 1311 W, 66 to to. ( 5 ,0 euingelbed Metropolitan Itailwity to owe up their Mil mil, a after th e let November. the who., of L- C LEFS °root at SORT Plum 7 11 . 111 t LaVihra . ..Oday I to FRIDAY--ONE SHILLING. Gaines • e.le IleLi to fret; pee af fit fiefur datea twerre 1111)11thR from t/u- I. tin deem Half a rue. RDA% .-eolleeft and Afternoos Promenade. Hata- VI I• n. Oulu. • reaarn 'IL loos Fine Arta ay.', Industrlal Courta-Piotare Oollerlan-Prife Fern • st. 7141.014 Depeetnie.n. - Toeodoree favourite 'form '..flaug on ras AI Abylvdnum Itelicv -Monkey muff 'atazimanue HOUSC. N.. 1 no, I 4.r w nola teedvee ireeltheb.nr, aditimuaLi. VItYsTA L PALM E - SPECIAL DISPLAY 4.. EIIOAVOItAr and ILLITSIIN A FION d FOUNTAINS. • WO ct e auff twat. ILr hw. bn 4:hwy.' Tago.lan and the other principal !daturas al the dr-ylm of Moneta, I.ast Will be nprimod. 7i t to ti Fl OU their dluaunation the basement at pr are el lice a httte py timid of l'lnavaldv. the at •veral MAN*. Oh ”Ii• at ni befilsaat &flora of blue and mil, while the whole w-fs vutfoeut.t, d I.) a pillar of ge:den bald; - futon. Oct. 11. ••7 he Illminnation ef Fountain* which followed war as fairy-Ilke as rum and the theplay ens brought to a Glum by a ("wow% ftt ardolr of °loured 11014, which might be likened to a morale karterre of illuminated flowera."-Tlnier, Oct. In 7Le d.frlay at ref en o cloe-k. Falaoe brdliantly illumintted for Preir.rnadc until toll.pact Nine. kWra trains hem all stations. No Iffervam is railway fates kaohadiag adiafamfa. No extra °haw, Ono Shilling. •• 17. L... t.r. Tee. apply • • - flreet, L , NA1:1) I.INE. (If Ca'bin ••• -1! tatl.l., t , rc,r , inform •1 2.1 • • • • nµ t .•1• tie- 1:0l al Yatl $ . !.1311T VI . Ilk. - •11 2•ln N mom. .1. t... tnu r 11: llttelkin4 tt lx• earned la all U. nattud.•,..s. , l•tlni •.n;>••...:1 • • ` n, n as 't t the vr..o:crof th...k. Ord 4.1,4 p a. 1.1 . nl. r Itig: r :lir. • for the pt 01 :r • 1 1., ColTykiry trosolling in strain , n , r . • . t n Winnt 1p...4.11,, nlr what- •nr. I • 1 1.11 1, 11 Nr•IC111 AMERICAN ROYAL MATT, sppotntrel b• her M spoty•a Posena+terGotionil ti • all lot NE:lt' ONE durrt e.ery &dimity ; sod also t. 1. etrii.ttErd for New 1 orb. ho•ton. or Malifaz.on Tan,loye STA lbw. *dos a. whew`.. in hoorenent oder, The follormir or other Ro•a. Mast Strainers are intruded to aid trawl I..orerpoui. eta Quew.towy.: SINE NA. for NEW YORK. Rooton. Trhyday. 0.1 27. • .•Al: A. for NAM' YORK. .Srday...Vt. 31. Al El'l for NEW l'id(K nil thrown. 'Meadow. Nov. 3. • 1 lA. tor Yol:K. hanu•day. Nos.'. %MARIA for NEW l't•ltlC. 11o4on. Tne•clay • Nov If. SPAIN. MADRID. Ocr. Wi t ETV/TN°. The representatives of Great Britain, France, Prussia, and Portugal have delivered despatches to Senor. Lorenzana, Minister for Foreign Affairs, recognising the Provisional Government on behalf of their respective government*. The French Ambassador expressed the desire of France to preserve the friendli * relations with Spain as heretore. The Papal Nuncio has also expreseei swish to maintain good relations with the Spanish government. Senor Olozaga is about to leave for London and Paris, charged with especial mission. A manifesto of the Provisional Government, ad dressed to the nation, will be issued immediately. A numerous meeting of democrats was hold this afternoon, at which a committee was ap pointed to propose the bases of the line of .conduct which the democratic party in Spain shall pursue. The Junta at Barcelona will dis solve shortly. The government has sent a com missioner to the Junta at Ferrol, the only one which refuses to dissolve. CI 'UR N'B THEATRE, Laarem. W.6l.4OZllAdr. W. H. LUTON. THE LANCABIIIRE LABB, at a quarter to 8. 141,tii persons have whammed de perforntaeon. Mews. e. Lam ry, H. Irs ing, C. Wyndham, John Clayton, H. IL Tenon etethens, L. Brooch, H. Hell= Mime H. Iludeoe, &AS Nein' Moon.. TEI LANCJISHIRIE WA by H. J. Byron- Near Pero- letea—H osnaa's Hate. Feruseegh Faret—Woeses's Love—Toe &Otte Letter. Hvbert Redbtun'a Oftioe—A Poe by the Nemo of Jobbecei, Diteralle's DTSWthirfooo Repentence—Reeeage. ernes is Liverpool—hoed to the Sher The Yiee et Eiresont. Ibe Hem'''. The Night Host —Deepalr—Death—Aouesed of tuder—lorroleieh Perm—Hided Clerks—Uneweetel Return. the Lock-up—Het otion—Eeasye—Hipyery Dick. Australia—Toe Look Cloud—Lan Itetribution—The Nappy Home, and Truabearbal Lanesobny . _ _ • :to essaoants earned es then voyages. ga:Duce-Lello, D 1 the nettreLarterzionfe satin emigrant .. .! • ••s other ve eeeond rge*. if guineas. I: g niatee • an I it penes% to the aceosamodatios os the otste-rooras, all cabin nut - • n•oyitir the satr.e t /4r00,10. These rote. • n•:werd's tee aa4 =one, bat without whom or liquors. • be obtained on • t. , .1. B. Food. sz Old tined...beet London; Dame sad ii 51711, and U. Place de I. bout e, Paris; 4n, ,Tainaka4tr*et. Glasgow. and Baltic-stran, Dostiee; .: Madver. Quinaseows. and a. Waserstrort. lawaysol. ALM.UNRY.--t2u w taw ADVANUAI) &UMW. !lately tit tarafter, althea* tamhaval. s frldialty, or acata Ilay be motel by war lastalaraaa Xto at all it alias& Tama lailualve, It pia mat. taw twat — =4 tlia SWATS orieionia dis, .0. Mworems as Mem We 1 Y.‘N LINE.-THE LIVERPOOL, NEW I • g. and YHILALDELPHLIL COILPILNY'S YAM • an allelintod Raton trim Liverpool for NRW YORK . lIAX ratline at Qiesnatoon. a. tallowy: I for NECTAR R. edneorlay. '4. Ni• Nle . tor N YRK. Wnevtay. • %% EW forO NEW Y ORK, v via Halifax, 3=14 EACH EMIN IG M 7, by TOM:BINS THE THOU vs. &num Kixasmi—Kr. It lIIVINO. ROYAL ALFRED THEATRE, .w Cliorelbatmet. Law" _llr. LACEY ; DUUallta, UN= rh S a il l Stial a r (Wind- 4 Mo K ws IL .. lama me ammo of - - • 1;A 1.1 IMORE. for NM' YORK. Wo4ttos Ly. Woo. I t. _ and tsissencets to St. John's, Wsolonnalaoct. to • r.. 1 at Itstifas. 15.1 - . and Gniness, all !Latin, the same p_rivt on. - For partion!sis s 7 to A M . IN MAN. ". •• t. brerrool; or to sad SLACZY. M. Kiri( • •!. London-tinder. 1*()IIK. Holton. and Canada. by Cunard .radian Nadi. dial. sad tiaion*.ilt,sio va.-Fird - rap.. £tN‘ w I%n-a Amps. I•w.-R. N' E . Indrin,-cotirt. F -I^tiarrh..tivet.E 1:1:DAlf rind the RIIINE.—The favourite at. an.er BATAVIaIa Captor W. tiMITH., leaver r a... . ‘..17 DAY. at II a.m.. return. t•t• am et try Tu...ur*. Patty—aoloon. al So; tore 4.r ...la 1...11. Mr stram••r Tawor every THURS. • IN.. ear*. }'are. ; return 14. : • ta..e tul:t. For frriett • • ;•'' t.• 11111.1.111',. tat •VE.a. PHILLIPP.t and V. , . • • ..,....rr-ocrwt, LAI; or Caap .* Olt .r.• -. W. ill Nl.l - I{(i. Itlo-ki tl.rect. —The -• r A t;•• an 1111%)MA • . •11,41, 01 I U.'s. .n • . 0 .totr.r. 4111 I s t .1 I Ili d•l , t . Pt rlGettll4 • itrtn .13.1 &C. 4 .• F.-. C. . 1..•J.:1. it II!. . - .v I Ito %Al 1 - rar. --al Hi 11 -a •nt•ouna.. IIILLIII• t.RAVI. , . PHILLIP' t. and Duu• • , a• ¢t T r et Lorotan E ti.EMEN.—Direet Ruute to Hanover, Bruns -1 k, and Central 6.-nuabs.-ne NJttil tiannaa Lloyd's • - :,t.e!r•r ter , w 'Reamer •t'FtWALUE. Captain JAE,3Ett. deryate: ed THUItr•DAY. 0 t. calliag as Blook.nati J L'utr,. rirEPeitsiggi : Or tO r P nILLIPPS, GRAVE% PHIL. I end Co., St. ntsistaa's.house, Ovarian*, Groat Tower. et. E.C. LONDON and SUBURBAN LAND and __l3l7l4l)lNti CO3WANY Oeceo—No. 10:A. Fenchurchativet,E.C. Money Peons ed oo DEPOSIT as rout YILIp:Z.NIT. INTEREST, I. 44, %Wl nod., FIX E CENT. allowed oa sum of MO amid upwards if depoalted for •es awe Owe one year w.ruan. JONATHAN TAYLOR. deeredary. /I OVERNESSES' BENEVOLENT Jr INSTMTION. Ir. on ended l y Royal Cbart• r; lash P o .er to 1 1014 laad by Oat. Pt:id:am- or 11.,./o-st. r tho Patronage of Her Moat lirsoinua Majoaty the QI*REN'. RoyalHlchneaa toe Pruice of WALkal. _ ii. r koy al tLo Prlnct a.. of WALE:..IT. r fa the of C.AIIIIIIIIP IE. ii .• I.orai flighrogs tho Duke of CA lIISKIIII.4E. I•tr ihrinaa• the Har,ldary tanual Duchess of KLENSFUG/14.1M.LLIT/.. nerg. L. :b., prtr.r....• MARY ADELAIDE.. )augur.,—The Lori of HA/MOWRY. I'm tat ran-bar ;align bonU Cabbed. £44.. FR S. ' • mar, are r—pectludy :n.forarod that • tiANERAL ' . ... 1,1.1 at tip n on FRIDAY. . Dr, at II ...brig. arse: time. hot. !lie Fail of If AlLlcrWlatk. Pra•llant, in the char. • CY • 1.1.411 a 11r.t • le.I e. at .2 and clot* at .. t• the k.n. ly ....11.et-t1 for the hathoat tinanneola. .-.•.. :1 Board prom,. to a ...ea the dootpp Antra :at of • xi' to to. n of ttra nett tr.: uy.d. the pod. • 0.4 ...ty are all op-rata(,. dratrra clor led prkat rly : • - I 1. , 1 ....•.1•P • :.• a2+.14 . : prerna...«...oenr,l . ; ..1. a Li. 11. :vv. u..l•.ut :1..e pt. , verity of th, A •'..:, y most indly opened a fund to raise all • Lz:. Any .11..14..:40 sub•h mty br • '7.. witiro-.A44. .• 4 lion Mt, A lt , q, to Lhe —lnosn.b t annultii pnroha.o by lad.a, in 41:11 l' 111,..t • .n. h...•r301"11t .:41.14, . : 'l'l..s t0r411 . .. InAul_is a interval, I, n thus en. entirely fro. of , •xpen..). • • .g.-1. t •mot , I: • I AIIV-111... “:14 I I. t • iv,. 1/*ll oi nu... t'. W. KLI'..II( $-c'. u 7. A r' VLUM for IDIOTS, Earlswood, •• r'>! NAL ELL( flu?: of this Ch‘rits will 0C,21. on • th.' at the lirldoll TA% ”ru. /Is.W.p. ' parmae of 4'114,041,10 di APPLI62A:II . 4, for the wet:miry trenol of dee Do hot 1, WIGIOUt preruLr.: to The st It and wul do's at 2 preeisely. . ' A 11E1:-ti. Tresoarer, to •r t.t. tiainktal to ~.y trist tI. a Att.toted benevolent • • • Tibere t ai OA at th, : r at the last, ea, Are for Wei Al2l 31 for Aec • ••• • .l,terirtiote.l '. f or LI la.: lite ditto% k et WILLIAM SIC S...cretary. 71.. •,,I,. , •riTe-rs ar, t.oa; t... tr I .li. j,r..• fflon•I. of carrlidat•-4 app Ting for plrtart tfopm m tivqr ran,,-, an ruouaarauotl the • • .110 ttO fr. p:r ructo applicaUona. y. E.4'., Cott., la,. A5Y1.1.711 for IDIOTS, Rtrlswoorl, Rol- Yrun.y fatarl of Mattaatnat.nt deafly to %tall &flan -1,114 I 1.4-• J eel ti*.a.'lwrity. • ••11. atretely uarlate. CS • mutat... 1 pwar4a of 2)0 cum •1,111:0.414141,4.44.11140f1d • l/.111111,411y •••; 1, }..11 t.N are tltr, liar, to...metly talLll.l rzo, as it.er weentanorlation. an•l an errne4 app.." la 4 l, publi,. 3 - 4 .r.anses tr.ll 1.40 tinCtol at tall 1. , a4 UU 111.• tt.ta. J 121E4 AIITIIPS, Treasurer. I LLIA3I NI. 'lf ttl./01. ek•eratsr2 t. u t e*. t .t , . tt,arkful'.2 rt.. Poet It I.r •Itt• Seer •tat 7, Mr. Vifiltaint I.• LP, • h Li.. S:11 4411,14 -1.4411 a 1.44. 41,14. ge,tyables; anal by tn. LI. I 14• 4, 1 )..• le .:e•:•ta •I••iat tok. Pritteet.atreet,Cili. 4 r •• I , 11.11 E • , h.r, Pr. I;EIIALE 31E1)1(;AI. SOCIETY. .1 .1):,. Lc; (lat ME V( Ea nn MONDAY, Ont•pherl, • • ht.; u.• witL r viu.t.ua of twts woek. at V 7 1:':11 t•• Nue. mt. r 1.,- ►o d•)0. %%.-(11..-oltot , . real Frilart—Anntotay rnd •• }, 1 y L. IL I.)tr. 2001., 11./LC.S., . 1%, r • 01 Niti , i tal 4 11, M. • • •—"h. toi,, y. 1-y John Ves-1an4.1. E. 1.. F.(' ' 4 ., • 11. P ( 1.1.1. v 140.•tur• 0 w& b OA at,sa, "NI ow two locZuwo • n• bot( y. 1. 0 are n- n.. ,t 4.-4 to communicate at once with • • ~ tc. y. JAMES LDMI:Nint„ M.D.„ Hos. Soc. r• • , i. aro. W. i N GUSNELL and Cu.'r CflifaltY TOOTS IA 'IL to in ouponot to any Tooth Punkt, rim W ' Yi I I lAt ohitommo, protect& the onm&I from dory. mad • • 1.!..500ff froproeso to UM hmoth. IPrito Is M. s GoSNELL and Co.'a PATENT TRI •f" IterN, se newly.inverite4 HAIR-RH Vert the amebae • • neetruenee er iamb acesseipliebse the tire operations ." • ' •.'• T nor poluirees susultieuseaq. Pik Vezabsatigo hree King-apart, Lorabanteireet. A 1 . N01.f) and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE bekadorlobygd t• be to dad mot moslurt '' '''`r.' l, traA myosin& MOM , lime-eaya to., for .:•°••• 'flea gasbag., lite.• Abdominal Ha MAMMY (Any* Amid, Hands. dyes, ado; and a,,,1 1 ..,:a - ,71;!•••. .umeal ay. aro inanotaotamed by AIANOLM Y t , • ••' Mem boo AU, Landon. tens ier swomoomdit amid MeadaddimmdaL As dm • •:• &Mild MB WWI. 1) 1."1 •k 1 )ItIP1i 1 0 1,UID MAGNERIA. `••• , a4 pridemion for Yt4ty T 0 , 812 limy &Pilfered of 14•1111..• ad tba b>t rem.dy tar Aeolity of ! ii.adach.-, Pout. and imtimistioa ; and ".. di aprra-ut /or delirate emetltutoook roporrially r :• Ir•rirr . .l . lal4.. en, and A ,‘ 2. N.,. 0aa4.4.,,,d lands.. red id all t4bor oboodobi rfiNtiumuTivEs.—A grateful father is •' ;, ott fowl. In r of elottio, le all rho wrioh 1• •„1 . 174:21.4 . :u .n Ly ,fittr.l:4•l•l was tnr t. r7torod to -'. • 1• 1 •Po...no awl doo.mar ' :•!rl hor tath taint ••••II• • , • •• • Lan WOW dam...tamed Kant 'to (;‘,. , so....ipt of .taimp to pr.. {my tomtaite Al.l. ete U. Y. "• r tar). 2. itt.datsw4, Uortes.t.innlosa, Louttvii. PPCDEE axon l'Uldee Singh ltbe Amy Belgwiek; sup ported by Neil Warner, Oeorge Melville, and a powerful 01141• polo. l orate Beer!. n 5.., ft 115. 64., and 11 le. • Orchestra is fa. ; Boas tvele. ; Upper Bozos and I'll Stalky t., valkiy. id. lialf.pric.. at Nine o'clock to Bova. and MVO only. Nits < okrd in v.c..nee at Bevan. illitehella and Bubb a, Boad • stmt. se4 .t the Bovollicv from Ten till Stew Arians Bummer. Mr. T. MAMAS& OYAL ALFRED THEATRE. .plearant to Ste sueentedi of the Royal Family shade th. and n rtainly none entail have Soon it in a o,te•n ut degree ih.in the Duke of halintauTh. lie vat T. ti the tonal ounotui, and resselard to the sal of the til t Ilan 1111.00, - -Lorring Ad%rrttrer, tietober IL It UYAL PALACE.—Open Nightly at 7.x, Mr.* Bahia Band al 110. 04acat and !La 4,111 r. .•p. n trnut 11 tol4. I]IIIk.NSE SUCCESS of MDLLE. PITTEEI, ae eels t•rwted Dun•ense. from the Grand lepers, Patin in I.lw 1.1. am 111•1: , t, A:F.1100.6E DREAM; olt, THE FklirIVAL I,tt it to. ritt,n, win t• nightly rextvwd nab ti.r s.i.et uunuituoto 1114 enthusiastic applaud, hen Ines seeurni 111.1111tle Dann un tut tl.s Alnuubni tut a Loaned number of rlvan.as., • onl) . 19R. MARK LEMON as FALSTAFF. TO-Mt: wt. at M.—LAST WEEK.—k...4inga coetuene. arroted LT prourooohal artuts. The *venter *elected ftson gado. rfa au a' Leroy At .." Part. l 'rho ours, will be hUibit wuh ry al. in tf.e tune of Shalesp are. Every Evening. except Nt tato relay and baturdar. at a; Saturday M. amnia. at J, for tiee lart tame. run chaos, h. ; 14.4•115. Z.. • traervid trate. 4c /WA,. RIO 41. b. Putcrr ran now to recura —ROTA.L tiALLEttY ut ilLtel RAY lU\. It. keitnteurretr 11P 1 9YPTIAN-HALL, Piccadilly.—Mr. FLEX -INO NORTON will appear in his MUSICAL and KIYNTIC iNTLICIAINALENT. entailed PERKINS $ PLC- MG," urriduindr new and orlenal impersonations and songs, EVERY Lt L24l).u.st a. Satarya. at s And & twin start Is.; stabs. 6.. ; unreserved writs, b. ; balcony. 10. 'mkt ts and stall. may be secured at Mr. Kindle s. 3t. Old Wand -14 net; Mr. Austin's 1 whets:dice. ll& Jaws's-hall; Keith. ktVIINC. mid Co.'s. Cluspenr ; and at the bowultice. trim to to s. DANGEICS OF THE COMMIE} SEASON. The expression of I+ burl anticipations with regard to the evil edicts upon the general health thrt would oertauir result fri m any sunk* change to cold weather ought to guard every individual against a aurpriae. The id stem has had to contend with a summer of unpremdented length and of extreme beat—tropical characteristics which have mint. d the deep attention of sit men. 7u be pregand when the seventy of atmospheric sattrerses emirs s every precaution os. and not to watt till the cioati tuten fiat the shock of the lint . to the only wise course. The philuwpher teachre us that " Procrastination is the tiuef of time; and ad reasoner* will admit that procrastination se the Qui ul health also. uhdez carious CUISUIABSIMOM, none of which sue n.cte dests 'active than the IP glect to older muter clothing iefot ethevuiter arrives. Apologising for the selfish nature of truthful observations, the rimer is respectfully invited to molt the warehouse of Mrmro k L WWI likkri. Merchant 'Patina, to. LI:DifiIiTEMILL CLuTHING FUR ALL MEASONK. To =set the d. manda of an lumens nonnection. suitable banes an- order d in gnat variety at an early date to ensuro a 14 sleet outfit of the ntaest /abr.. for each woaon. Sudo, la. to I :n stuck bar uaultiLate use, or made to users!.—dillek:L lakt.llo..lnn. to, Ludaatt•hilL VLOTHING FOE IMMEDIATE USE. .... /he Lest itp•lnD er..17 114/A. are kept ready for itainsbate tate. An m.artao trade all. bwo in groat • numb., of elate to be itt,t that any bore may deto nd upon • graosehal and period& Mt at , I, tt num On. to il4. the stut.—nAll ISEL littU r Hail, So, !LOIHINI3 MADE TO MEASURE.—The most scientific men that money will essoninad Me eniplorwl t.. 4 any out tile Wards of the dry wit. Use most ersonitiA ode A that elperun,d oat elan 11.:011.1411.11. heitutJal Works use asp loutd 16 , 411 M. to 114.. the suit. —SAIICEL 2110111,48, 1 i, Lcdcet. 4111. CLOTHINU ILLIIIITHATED.—The now Book on tit lath-mm . 6 Aturo hal forty-three figures, the hewit of thirty-moan Lying portnute. Thuteen are of young grin," Leta lour to Mite-ell >tan of age. two dermal. and twenty-ter., tote of ceiebritato w conneeuun with 'nuke and the drama. by the aid of the. hook g. ntlenien and their boas can be ineaeuroa. and secure a perfect eO4 graootul w. 'the bow'. Priee Id.. Pert. deducted Irmo a puretiaera—liAllifEL BaLUMCSIA, SO GLOIHINO at READY MONEY PRICES. • riatrur mane of baying with and ...gins for LEAL Y LUALY enables Mews `SAYE EL BIVEITHiati hi give the pubbc tl.at grtat macula W valw: wlach Was calibrated Lima LOWr for twcnty-thre• yews past.-ht Ludgatc-hia ON EitCoATS at SAM LI gL BM/THEM'. Fewhionable, P. faction in Plc Of Choice 111,-14m Cloak with Velvet Whim bass u Stork, Aia• w (Mite. Fria OVERCOATS at SAMUEL BROTMEJIB'. Nov.•l ( Taslaonoblr, Prrftra.st in Fst. Of ()old Itlead.tl oaths's, into Velvet Collars. All lases at Stock, Also to Oates. knce OVEIcCOATti at SAMUEL BROTHERS'. Novel. Vanlamonal.le, rf.nyetion 111 I it Of Warm with Velvet Collars. AIX huts in Stouk ',~~,~ ~.. UVkL.COAIS ut SAMUEL BliO:fliEltS'. IN;;,1, raPhtonattlp, Per t•Actu,n An kit, (11 all the Iv,tt, Velvet Collars. All Mc.a iu Stock Price OVERCOATS at ti &X UEL BROTHERS'. Nov.!. Faithioniib P.-sic-0..41i in Fit. ot tosbest cum k &brim, with Vtivet Colhirt All Siam is. Stork, Also 11l llider. Price ERCOAII2I ist HAM UEL BEAM:LEM'. Novel. leiab Paiddcre r Pealrefiies In Fit, Of Weber{ LIU/I, _Qui Mims lted Thud Coll Ara All in Btu.* Alm. to Order. Pelee HEAL FUR-NEAL WAIWAIOATB, 265. to sm.—Having worebeent &w hew the poet ewatewr table tweet at &elekioe agfertd below winter value. MY( - EL hittiTHF,JlB bete a megolbeeot lea* at ratteemely edt enter.-~ priree.-:STLENHAII•HOUNZ.IIO. - - • IMITATION HEAL iirAISTCOATH. 10e. ad. • term. immure's le L.A....Am IR EAU Ails PsYsTEM HAMUML BROTIIIOOI neglect their banging upm, in the illmelestai IPriee Ust daeinteg shove. wid, the Magi et " Cleilliftalefteated." • The Yr,. haw Lei ietakiliabt4 twentuthrtie yew as the prim** a 'hanging tlir Jewett trle=ible MIN weftlefir; Ow male wpab In pleb Iliggegh re flatten u,ilo.ed 0). LUDO/17E40M SAM ILJE - 1. BROTHBES, IXDOATZMILL COAL.--GEOROR J. COCIIRR.RT.T. and 00. Ben was cab Come:.—u, Ocienhtll. New edidon, row ready, In crown Svo., pries as ed., cloth, THE POWEIL of the SOUL over the BODY. ' 11 7 GLOllfail P.L., author of . nro Uri of the locly to relation to the lithe," Man and Ina Motstrea" ala 4 !Lath .otten, ieldaed and , n!arged. Lond4m : Longman*. Urnen. and (So., Patorno 4ter-row. AIR. F. DOULTON, M.P. TO TIIE EDITOR OF TUT LITT.E3B. Sig, Tito insertion in your journal of an amount. of loseeproceidiugssiow being taken aguiust mein Wessels induces me to !espied that you will allow me to state shortly the cireunistaLces upon which these proem lingo Lase been founded. About three years since I became one of the tosses: ionaaren for important works in Bras ails, having for their object the sanitary improve:flint of that city, and in the obtaining of which concision I us re-eerily incurred very many heavy pocauiary liabilities. As conceesiouaire I in the first instance sought for competent contractors in England to execute the wombs at the estimated am mut ; fail ing in this I entered into proclaimed arrangements with Belgian contractors, who undertook the ezeiiution of the contract for 48,tealt., being considerably less than any louder 1 had been able to obtaiu from au English con. tractor ; they agreeing also to contribute such a sum as would enable me to discharge the beforenamed liabilities. Subsequently to this an English company was formed to purchase the concession and contract; and I was requested to occupy an official position in connexion therewith. This I accepted; and at the same time, and before the assignment of the contract to the company, informed the baud of directors (they having had a claim made upon them for a large amount by one of the parties to whom I considered myself liable) that my arrangements with! the contractors would tumble me to meet all claims in con nection with the obtaining the concession, whereupon the following resolution was passed:—•• Revived, that upon Mr. Doulton giving the company a complete indemnity against all claims whatever, excepting as set forth in the articles of association, that he be at liberty to make any arrangement with the contractors which he may think tit, provided that the terms of the contract above referred to be in no way affected thereby." This indemnity was Own, and the contract sealed with the contractors. `o sooner, however, had the works commence I with vigour, and the exceptional value of the con cession become apparent, than attempts were made to injure the company, with the evident object of getting the concession rescinded, by circulating charges aguiust myself and the more prominent members of the city autho rities, with whom it was alleged I had a corrupt agree ment. This attempt, however, collapsed, by the preneu tion of the journal which originated the report, the editor of which was mulcted in heavy damages. the attempt to injure the company then took the form of the present pro on dings agaiutt myself, on the ground that the arrange ment made with the contractors for payment of the liabilities before alluded to was contrary to Belgian law. Lustily this question arose, I, although assured that my position could be neither legally nor morally assailed, but with a view of removing all proceedings that might in any way injure our enterprise, made an offer to Nut board of directors to toter everything in connexion with or re lating to the formation of the company and the contract to arbitration, the arbitrator to be appointed by them selves ; and to this the board assented, appenting as arbitrator the eminent barrister, John Horatio Lloyd, Es-j. I farther offered to deposit, pending his decision. the whole amount I had received, together witn an account of my dis bursements. Accordingly, I did deposit this sum with the company, to await his award. Beyond this simple state ment of facts, Ido not desire, at the present time, to occupy your space, especially as, although the in•luiry is closed in Brussels, no decision has yet been arrived at. %then that is given I may, if necessary, asa your indul gence to lay before the public evidence which will reveal as groan a cake of persecution as few have bad to encounter, but which, as the largest shareholder, I am glad to say, has not had the effect contemplated, viz., t) dam ere one of the most valuable concessions ever obtained by English eutelprise.—l am, &c., FILED. DOULTON. Oct. 24. DEATH PROM ACCIDENTAL POISO,NLNO.—On Saturday, Dr. Diplock, the coroner for West Middlesex, held an inquest at the King's Heed, Providence-terrace, Brampton, on the body of a child named Frederick Au gustus thedeling, who died at his parents' house, 5, Wallgrave-read, Easl'a-court, ou the evening of Thursday. It appeared that the father of the child was under msdicsl treatment for sore throat, and the child for ophthalmia. A gargle and powder were sent for the father—a powder and lotion being also sent for the child. By soma aid mismanagement the wrong powder was given to the child, and as it was eight pains of Dover's powder, coutaiuiug a very large proportion of opium, death ensued very soon afterwards, though emetic and injection's ware need freely and almost immediately. It further appeared that the family are in great confusion and tribulation, having scarlet fever in the hour, and two other children having d.cd therefrom. The July returned a verdict " that the deceased died from the effects of poison administered by misadventure." SEVERE SF.NTE.NCE.—At the St. Albans petty sessions, on Saturday, before Lord Vorulam, Mr. 11. 'foul min, and the Rev. S. W. Wade, a poor, miserably-clad hibouier, said to be out of work, was ch arged with steal ing 13 carrots, growing iu a field at Wheathampstead, tie property of Mr. George Upeun Rogers. The defendant, when asked his name, raid that it was Edmund Slough, and be further added that he was very cold, and had been very hungry. The charge against the prisoner was proved by Police-constable Hill, who stated that a few d.sye ago Mr. Robins's head gardener had complained to him about some of the carrots being missed from the field. In con.se queues of that information he was induced to watch the gar den and fields in the neighbourhood, and on Friday morning, about half-past 3, ha saw the prisoner in the field apparently pulling up carrots. He at once went towards him, and as he was approaching him he turned round and was run ning away. Witness permed and overtook him just as be was dropping something from under his arm. He asked him wt right be had in the Reid, and what he bad been doing. Ile said "Nothing," but at lest ridtoittcd that be had pulled a few carrots out of i t A bejfniutid, and bded the thirteen (produced) tb witueni. e Bien took him into custody ! The chairman (( VeMam)— What, in youroy is the value of the carrots P Wit ness—l should guesstlsgwereworth, at tlbs 1404, 2d. The B....h—wbat lave you to say to the charge P Prisoner —Being out of vrbrk Arad very b • did not think there was mayhem in taltng a handled of carrots. The Loch-7 You must he taught to know !pothole ; yolk are abed 31. Is. Bd. for the offence, width includes costa. Prisoner—l have no mosey; what caul do Y The Beath —Then you Inuit be imprisoned for 21 days, with bard labour. The prisoner was then sent away to gaol. TWCERDIARIB/1 AT lIIORGATX.—The Bremen of Use Metropolitan Brigade were engaged for several hours risbaday m extinguishing a fire on the homestead below lisg to lb. B. Jobsaus, Manor f arm Highgate. There seems little doubt that the Are was the work of an Moen diary, for when the disarmer, Was made It was found that fear Meets of hay, mataking 323 "awe loads, had beam ignited in different plasm. CRYSTAL PALACE.—ITALP-A-CROWX DAY. SATURDAY Oar. 21. Admissions b 7 meson tickets, 3,1 W ; dit to on payment, Ca—total visitors, 3,723. LISBON, Ocr. 24, 11.4.1 P.K. It is stated on undoubted authority that Data Ferdinand of Portugal has never been offered the Spanish crown, and that he is resolutely deter mined to decline it under any circumstances. FRANCE. PAM, Ocr. 21. The Army Afoniteur contain* a ditema reserving: annually for soldier* who ro-enli*t 7,800 civil ap p ointn ents as compensation for the abolition of the premium on re-enlistment. The Etrnelard of this evening: says :—" Ttv Thinirb government ha* drawn up, not a nrinifetto to tl.e lowers, but simply a dispatch eltitaininT d net dt mond upon Prussia for the fulfilment of the treaty of Prague." AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Orr. 24. EVEMN.I. The Military Committee of the Lower House of the Reichsrath has adopted unanimously. and with only . unimportant modifications, ten purr graphs of the Army Bill, including those refer ring to the term of service and the strength of the army. The Finance Committee has unanimously agreed to the Austro-Swiss treaty of commerce. The vote of the committee upon the supplemen tary convention to the commercial treaty with England has been postponed, several members ' having expressed regret at some of the concessions made to Great Britain. The Minister of Cum ' men* stated that on taking office he had found obligations already entered into which were bind ing DA thew izoints. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, .ocr. 21. Enema. The King of Prussia arrived at Potsdam this morning, and went this afternoon to the palaae of Sans Solid, to dine with the Queen Dowager. The (hand Duchess of Mecklenburg Schwerin and the Princess Frederick of the Netherlands dined with their Majesties. Baron Werther, the Prussian envoy at Vienna, has arrived in Berlin. The New Pewmian (lazette rays that no intention has yet been enter tained of replacing Count Von der Ooltz as arubaa sador in Paris, and that the rumours of Baron Werther's nomination to that post aro without foundation. RUSSIA. ORENBURG, Ocr. 23. An envoy from the Khan of Khokand left htre yesterday on his journey to St. Petersburg, with a suite of four persons. THE NORTH POLE. CHRISTIANIA, Ocr. 24. The Swedes who took part in the exp.:dawn to the North Polo have returned to Norway. The expedition proceeded as far as 81.42 Ist. A storm and rough sea caused the vessel to leak, and pre vented their proceeding further north. TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, Orr. 21. The Levant herald has been suspended for one month for publishing a defamatory letter from Alexandria, directed against the Viceroy of Egypt. Prince Youssouff Izzeddin, the Sultan's eldest sin, has been named a member of the Council of the Ministry of War. AMERICA. NEW YORK, Ocr. 24. Mr. Seymour has actively entered upon his canvass. He has made speeches at Rochester, Buffalo, and Cleveland, and is now going west. President Johnson has sent him a telegraphic message, heartily approving the course of action helms taken, and wishing him success. The result of the elections in West Virginia arc still doubtful. Closing Prices :--Gold opened at 133, and dosed at 134 g. The range of the fluctuations during the day was 1 per cent. Sterling exchange on London, 1091 ; 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 11:1!; ditto, 1886, 111 i; ditto, 186.5, 110;; 10-40 ditto 1031. Illinois, 144 ; Erie, 401. Cotton, Middling Upland, 231. Petroleum, standard white, 294. Flour, extra State, 7 dole. 700. to 8 dole. &M. Corn, old mixed, I dol. 18e. The fall of Erie shares is owing to large specu lative sales on a rumour of a further issue of stock being intended. According to Messrs. Neill's report the week's receipts of cotton have been 68,000 bales, and since the let September 254,000 bales. Week's exports to Great Britain 10,000 bales, and since the Ist September 40,000 bales. Week's exports to the Continent 7,000 bales, and shunt the Ist September 21,000 bales. Total exports of the week, 17,000 bales ; and since the Ist September 61,000 bales. Stock at all ports, 140,003 bales. COURT blzwit EXTRAORDINARY.—Tho Moniteur of Sehuda7 oontains the following announcement at the MorireowsPant. of ita oulantsry :-:"Bar Boyd Rieman the man.. : 8010 of Prussia arcked yartaday avamag at dor royal minima of St. leotard. Weft Queen Vic toria, bar : pother, is at presso OW*. The Pcool4 was warmly welcomed by • population maid which she pared put of bog youth, and Week remains anti at tached to her." Sams Gus.--Oases Tuatovni. fikranar.— The Oubges, a large atearaw, get ea Ilaebecongh Saadi. but has been floated off. The sew el the brig Malta, of Shields, leaded bee this sionlimdmwing been Piwkad up alter leaving their vessel, which waa driven weer.. On Saturday Kamm IntarlFs'll Meg iron Screw collier the Helm, laden with 1100 taw of lima Anal heat the •m, steamed under Bodweter-bridge etral6t ap the Medway to her destiestiont—the Wealdhan Oonpanyes Omani Warks. To oomaresad a leatiag preference, tea must be imedrests admik awl WW. toe grief fie: Rerelrsea's Pin kik Vrede eeddielod these edvasiterre. Is preferred to ell • bora dial eel, la ameba paelerle UN epreft•—ee•feeelosers so Use" maldwisle. ss, Yawn Wra.-4,Atiartioneati Covent- garden Theatre was opened 04 Saturday ni4Lt with the commencement of eahort series of perform ances of Italian opera, under the management of Mr. Mspleson.' Drury-lane Theatre (the temporary home of this gentleiaan's company during the past sew& under the title of "Her Majesty's Opera") being now occupied with its regular di atuatie perforianacea, and the projected Lew opma houto in the Hairnet ket being as yet non existent, Mr. Maplason may be considered as peculiarly feu twist° in obtaining the use of the magnificent thoateo of Mr. Gye's rival establishment. Almost as Peon as the curtain was raised on Satur day night the house was well attended; and until the dote of the performance presented a well-filled ap pearance in every part; greater accommodation than usual having been provided for the pit visitors by do- voting to their use a large number of seats generally occupied as stalls. The opera selected for the opening night was llonizetti's well-known Lucre...la Borgia, the performance of which was in every respect similar to that of many previous occasions by the same company. Signor Asditi, on taking the conductor's seat, in his new locality, was received with loud and general applause. Tna Luesezia Borgia of Male. Titiens is among the hest, as it is one of the most familiar, of that lady's many powerful impersonations. An all-im portant feature in the cast of Ltirraia Borgia, as given by this company, ban long been, and still is, the Duke Alfonso of Mr. Santley, whose singing could • of be surpassed, and whose acting continues to gain a freedom and power. In the vengeful solo, " Vieui; la mss vendetta," in the cavatina "Qualunque ;" in the cop tal trio (admirably sung by the three principal artists azeatly named) ; and the movement " Goal se ti Mugge.," encored as usual, this gentleman's pirformanco displayed all its invariable excellence. The part of Gubetta, not a vet) , imminent one, but of much importance in the con certed music, was most effectively tilled by Signor Foli, and the other subordinate characters by Mr. Lyall and Signori Agretti, Cxmpi, Carboni, and Zoboli. Tho chorus and orcheit:a were as efficient as daring the past 14116011. Theirßoyal Highnesses the Prince and Princeri of Wale and the Duke of Edinburgh were pre.ent during the [erica mance ; at the close of which the National Anthem was sung by the principals (auks by Millie. Titieus Mr. l•iantli y) sod chorus. AO RIM LTIT RALMALL. In addition to the miscellaneous seeTitisms, six of the pi omissd oratorio performances have taken Oars heir—the Lrsaiah three times followed by llassais Jtaboi ilahr and Ilaydu's Creqion. Thu latter work was given last week with an appearance of baits and impel Eta an angements that, if repeatol, mast seriously injure the piospists of these orAtorlo perfor mances at Islington. Such music miens's, its so vast a sq ace as that of the Agricultural-hall, a proportionate mullipliation of executants ; whereas on the occasion re fer; est to the oratorio was commeneud, after a cansiderable delay, with an orchestra of the most meagre and inade quate proportions. Moreover, the promenade element is incompatible with that reverent composure which is the only proper condition for the hearing of religious music. It is but just to my that the prames nade portion of the Islington audience was remark ably attentive and quiescent; bat such large num bers, however well disposed, must be productive more or lees of disturbing noise unless placed in tined positions. A promenade audience is suitable enough for dance music and military bands, but the highest order of compoUtions should be beard under very different surroundings. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. BEnxs.—The result of the canvass in this county on behalf of the liberal candidates is considered highly satisfactory. The returns from the several districts weie LIRA before a select committee, composed of many of the niost induential members of the party at a meeting held at Reading on Haturday, when it was unanimously resolved that the contest should be fought out, and that every txtrtiou should be made to secure the return of both the liberal candidates. The resolution to this effect was prospered by Mr. ilibbert, of Ikaywick, and secandud by Lr. `V alter. pitlsTOL.—Mr. John William Miles, who ve:is elected in April last, and afterwards unseated, will aguiu euuttst this city ui the conservative lutenist. CAITIINEau-allill.E.—lt is now decided that Mr. Trail is to oppose Major Rome. An active canvass is being carried oti in the county by both parties, Mr. fraill being ieprescuted by his nephew, Mr. James Trail, of London. CARICARVON.—The tenants of Lord Newborough have received directions to •• vote exactly as they like" at the coming election. LAhT bl'lthEY.—lt is authoritatively statxl that Mr. Locke King and Mr. Buxton will meet with opposition, as Mr. tt itliam Hardman, of the Temple. an J.l'. for the county of Surrey, with Mr. Jll4lOl F 0.14 are coming forward the conservative interest. lit'ltnit AND ST. ANDREWS EJNIVEBStTIE4. —Ur. Ittehuttlson has retired from the contest for the sus peteutation of the Universities of Edinburgh and St. A ado ewe. The candidate% now in the field are Dr. Lyon 1 laytair (liberal), Dr. l'. James (liberal), and Sir. Swinton (coureivative). GLOUCEnTER (CITY).—The city of Gloucester is loth to break theutd custom of a contested election when• ever an opportunity offers, and after much delay a c ia %native caudidate has appeared in the person of Mr. E. J. who dates trims " Id, tleorge-street, Ban over-1,41=c," and who in his address to the electors, issued on Saturduy, declares against the dilestablishment and ditenilowmeut of the Lash church, which he believes would be productive of present evil to Ireland, if not sub sequently so to a complete alienation of its people, both pi otestant and Homan catholic. lirarrionnemitz.—Tbe two conservative mem bers issued their addresses on Saturday soliciting re-elez lion, and are about to begin their canvass. Mr. Abel Smith is stacingly opposed to the disestablithinent of the Iriih church, believing that it would mums@ the power of the l'apaty, and foment instead of allay °stating die cot ds. tin the maintenance of the established church, he se) s, del rude the cause of religion and the security of our protestanthaith. Ito would defend the church, not only flora her avowed enemies, but 1160 twin those enemies firm within who hardly disguise their attachment to the priuciples and practices of the church of Home. Mr. Statues druounees Mr. Uladstone's proposal as a revolu tionary measure, which raises the question of thu separa- Lon or church and state. The second liberal for the county Las not yet been announced. MAX( IIESIF.R.—Mr. J. Iloaro, banker, anti Mr. Hugh Birley, cotton spinner, have issued attire...el as cau se' valve candidates Mr Manchester. Mr. Burley speaks highly of the athuniisttative abilities of Mr. Ilaaly and I old Stanley, and of the sound legal qualifications of Lord Cairns, but omits any mention of Mr. Disraeli. SALISIIVRY.—The anticipation that the sitting mesuheis for &shammy, Mr. Hamilton (liberal), brothor to the bebicip, mid Mr. Marsh, locally termed au Adul lanute," would have a walk over for the representation of the old city hes been disappointed by the fad that a re quisition, stated to have been signed by 6JI) electors, has been presented to Mr. Chapman, who contested a seat in the borough in 1805, and polled 252 votes out of • eon stiturni.7 numbering 066 electors, re mating him to allow himself to be nominated us a candidate. Mr. Clayman Las aux ded to the request, and will explain his political opinions at a public meettng early this week. The liberals in the borough hare focused an 11111110014i011, with the rab*A. of returning an advanced liberal in the plain of Mr. Marsh, and under its auspices a meeting will be held this week in the Town-ball, whin Mr. W. R. Creaser, a num ber ettise council of the Loudon Reform League, will address the old and new electors upon their riguts and duties in the pending political crisis. fliannwicit.. , -In the muse of a speech delivered by Mr. Hammen at Caishabou7, os Saturday, in advo cacy of the candidature of Mr. Tufton autl Sir John Croft as the liberal represeedatives of the Eastern division of the county of ifant. the hew gemidanan announced to the that hie re-ejection am oue of the members for the united oioagha of Stadwith, Deal. and Walther was, be was pleased to say, ANA certain, for within the last twenty-four boars the eleueittos of the coseerestive party bad annoaneed that. having ascertained theta was no thanee of their returning two conservatives. they had detettaised open waled/awing one et theis cendidetes. Yijbether the retools Beadsmen will be Mr. Worms or r r.S.xper• is, our correspondent informs us, as yet un- and ON Wink an tin Weed `r. wont Thar au bow inday knomow amid b. tbe gasbag M .. la priderams• to Wes* Ilftely. eoppilsi ft aid emous kr boar upristies. ibuipOw onse t rc a meaat= ar Ewa& At about a quarter to seven on Friday evening, the night remarkably floe and clear, with Meat moon light, a full rigged ship, the Leichhanit, 780 tom, out ward bound, from London to New Zealand, with passen gers ands general cargo, was run down at the entrance of the Thames, about two miles below the Nore, by the North Star, screw steamer, also outward bound, under somewhat extraordinary circumAane.es. The Leichhardt was owned by Mr. Prowse, of London, and chartered yy Mears. Shaw, Savill, and Co., brokers, of Leadenhalf street. She was clawed A I for nine years. tier crew numbered 2I hands, under the command ot Captain Philtips, and she had on board 26 saloon and second cabin passengers. She left the docks on WedOesday, and brought ap below the Nora at nine o'clock on Friday morning, in orderlo make everything secure, and the ship iu t.iin for starting on the voyage/ the next morning, as well as to allow the passcers time to complete their arraugeenente in their berths. iag At sunset the masthead light was hoisted, as also a light placed over her chains forward, in accordance with the rules, to dignify that the ship was anchored. Shortly alter six o'clock • large steamer was been owning out of the river. She was then several miles distant, and did not attract any particular attention till nearly three. quarters of an hour afterwards, though some WI the I awengers bad been watching her all the time, and re marked to each other that rhe appeared to be k direct for the ship. The chief mate of the Leic m l a iarld was • with some of Un- crow on the forecastle, and perceiving that the steamer must run the skip dows if she tontinned her course they • hallkd her several tlmes, the remainder of the crew sad paarengers joining in the shout ; but to their bewildek. meat no notate or heed was taken of their ones, he the etelimer came od full speed, and with tremendous %we struck the ship en the port side, the whole of flash wag stove, with forecastle and deck as far as her windless ; and cut down below her water-line. The Leichhard, it should be observed, 'was lying with her head towards the not* shore. By the forge of the concussion she heeded over; the steamer forced her completely round, when she got clear, and went some distance before she brought up. Captain Phillips was in the cabin having tea, when hear. ing his people hailing he inshan/y ran apou deck and saw the steamer, which proved to be the North Star, 720 tole register, ;Captain john M'Wallace master, bound to Norway, in close proznai ; and in a few seconds Bid terrible crash took pla ce. On going forward to ascertain the extent o f the damage he discoverid that tho ship was inevitably lost; she was feet filling, and in a few minutes must fuuuder. On rallying his crew, to get the lifeboat out, he found that his chief mate and most of the men had got on board the North Star. He called all She leweengersaud implored them to work at the pumps with all their might, which they did cheerfully ; anti for tunately all the pumps were ready rigged, so that there was no less of time. Frieling the North Star showed no len - Tien:a of rendering help he ordered the signal guar to be tired, as also rockets anti blue lights, and in the meanwhile, with the assistance of the few hands, he merriest(' to launch the lifeboat safely. Collecting all tho women and children together he at once got them into the boat, and despatched it to the North Star. At . this moment another steamer, outward bound, which proved to be the Spanish steamer lie since, patwat between the ship and the North Star. Tne pilot, hearing the shrieks and screams from the Leehhardt, " We aro sinking; for God's sake save us:" instantly put his helm down, and brought the steamer close up, and also pat out two of his boats, which, with two boats from the North Star, pulled with all speed to the rescue of the remainder of the lassengers mid crew. The ill-fated ship was going down fart ; indeed the helpless creatures ou board had barely time to get into the boats before she foundered. The is with their living freight seem...easel in getting safely to the North Star. When they were got an board they were in a miserable plight ; some were in their night clothes, others were but slightly clothed, but not one saved anything beyond what he stood upright in. One of the purengers, a - Mrs. Tune, had contrived to snatch up • leather reticule belonging to her tiontaining 1201. in bank notes and jewellery and plate to the value of 1001., and got it into the lifeboat with her, but in getting en hoard the North Star she lost it. She had also on board the Leicbardt property to the value of MI., which her friends bad urged her to insure before going on board, but she neglected to act on the advice. Strange to say tho Need' Star did not sustain the least injury by tti• collaen. ' One of her plates at the bow was stove, and that appeare d to be her only injury. After a short delay she pu l T g back to Gravesend. where she landed the shipwrecked people on Saturday forenoon. The agents of Messrs. Shaw and Sevin, the brokers, were in attendame to re ceive them when they landed, and saw that they were temporarily provided for till they could comm. sate with their friends. They all spoke in the highest terms of Captain Phillips and his second mate, but for a hose indomitable zeal and perseveninoe they must have all perished. The explanation given byCaptain M' Wallace, of the North Star, as to the collision, was that the steamer was in charge of his chief officer, Mr. Henry, who is also a pilot. Captain ll• Wallace says he saw the ship at anchor some ten minutes before the collision, and the course of the steamer then would have taken her clear to the star t card of the ship. He then went into his cabin to consult his charts, and while so engaged heard a c mimotion on board, and on getting on deck found that the course had been altered, and instantly the collision took place. It is said that the pilot was in liquor at the time, and has since elect ruled from the North Star. No doubt the col lision form a subject of strict inquire by the Board of Trade. The Leichhardt was only partially insured. Last evening, Archbishop Manning preached a Fel nil ti, in aid of the funds of the London Hospital, at the catholic chapel (St. Mary and St. Michael's), Commercial trail, East. - - - iicekisn ACtiliMrT.— A shocking affair hap- Toted at Chester fi eld during the gale on Satur da y night. In Harlington-street, M ra. lud. Coop‘. and Co., biewers. Lave sonie newly erected offices, and ou the top wits a large sign which WAS on both *id ss expoted to the dorm. A furnaoentan named Thomas Willis and his wife were retiring the,e offiewt on their way from their home at Whittington to Chesterfield-market, when the sign g ice way, and fell with a large portion of the stone cornice and brickwork upon them. The screams of the woman soon attracted attention, and the dAris having been removed, Willis was found quite dead, his back having been broken. His wife sustained a severe contusion on the heed, from which it is expeacil she will recover. They were re moved to the Chesterfield Hospital. and the female was in such a critical state that she was not made aware of the sad loss she had sustained. Deemed wits 3,5 years of age, and leaves four young children. Mg EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY OF HUMAN REMAINS NEAR LIIDLOW.—The inquiry into the history of the human remains found near Ludlow on the sth tad., under circumstances already reported. advaiteeil a further stage at the adjourned inquest bold before Mr. Moore, cot oner for the district. Caroline Faro, wife of a groom livingatOverton, deposed that, beingat the railway station, Ludlow, on the 18th August, her attention was drawn to a young girl, about 20 years of age. who had just arrived by train from Shrewsbury. Iler dress was wet through, and the witness making a remark thereupon, she expl tined that she had got wet when walking from her master's house to the railway station at Shrewsbury. Mrs. I'e to prevailed upon her to chauge her dress, and the witness identified the portions of dress found near the remains as pieces of tint which the girl she spoke of took out of her box and put on iu the waiting-rig= at Ludlow :ration. In the court of the conversation which ensued she stated that she had left her situation, and was ',Wog Louie to Wiginure. She seemed greatly afraid to meet her mother, who, die said, would taut der her -an assertion she iepeated several times, addintr, that had it not been fur her mother she would not 'he in that state. Mrs. Valhi, believing :he was not in a tit stare to undertake so long a journey, tried to dissuade her from walking to **ignore, but she was resolute in her purpoise, and after leaving her boxes iu charge of the .4010 u-waster went away. John Chandler, a lahouter living at Wiguiore, idoitided the clothes found near the remains as those of his daughter Eliiabeth. She was 19 years of age last February, and for OeVell months pre vious to the 30th of Juno hail been living in sorties at Shrewsbury. On that date she had paid a visit to Wigniore, and had remained at home till the lab of July, when she left to return to her master and mistress, who were going to America. and wished her to go with them. Mrs. Chandler said her daughter was in delicate health when she left home, but, as fox as she could judge, " she did net think there was anything the matter with bar," nor did she brow of any reason why the should commit suicide. In reply to the coroner, Chandler maid he bad not wen the remains of his daughter, nor the place where they had been found. He bad biro asked if he would take them and bury them, but he had declined. 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