The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-28 00:00:00

"*. - NEWSPAPER CE:7 75 , a \. .44' • S S alid.X 4 ( • I 1\ irprt I. ~- . ' l-, - l~ ~f2 ,~tlr 11 4 off. ~1 J. 6,712.1 tTEsS▪ RS. NONEI WIORAM and SONS' (of 61,e...i11-yard, London: LINE of STEAM and new r .!, ArSI BA tJx - For )CELBOURNE. Port Phillilep, D ir e c t d lire shi u Poets on Tuesday, Dee. . calling s p SUFI , OIK, I,I W at 00 to W. H. l'ing lu the Fiat India Docks. wog ao. .z.. L.:o•us tor ehiset. of passenger. art unsurpassed, aad ~nry an esperieoced surgeon.—Foe fright or pimp u , ward), ALLKAT, and !JORDAN (with Mews. Mew • S.. , beflatlilliti-Striti. Pasosuyers VIM 114;;;,, ,-.e . c o ed from Paddington to Plymoutbet ewe .101 hires. said second elms for third des bra ovo • • LA CK BAL L PASSENGER LINE of BWens PACK . E .. 7 for AtralLlA tram LaMar argot. .......------ ,64,,,arae... Chatsworth .... ugg ttdoe) Dlial• 1 UN efiff ••• • 1 Sea _µy.,l .. II) Log Clout... 1.500 o,eusli ad . Netherby I gnial sore- Watt . • j n ige New). 1 1.600 —faiiie:ebreted line of packets barn by their panolsellter and N O pact" earued a world-known reputation. and their par m yrr :.: mmodatiou Is nissurpaased pur by a n y. reds afloat app — f lee a fleu ty r s respecting freight (sto AmanitaSo aii: b tIN ES and Co.. Ursglool • all Sisals foe the Mack nil Lae and T. M. MACKAY and Co., 1, loadenhealurount, Inalon Et. Tonnage. Docks. To lialL Z. India Nor. 110 IL India Dan 10 I India Den 10 Z. India Jan. 10 Z. India isn. 10 /MR MOM LIVERPOOL RE OR QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YO _ _ TEITILPTYRPOOL, NEW YORK, aid NILADLLYBIA STEAII.ISIII7 COMPANY Wend dm. at ..ddees thstr WI-powered Clyde.bulle Iron heron sbs tiled Stake meas. FRON LIVERPOOL for NEW YOWL CM' OF CORK, Wedmeday, Nov. 110. K VS6 ARO°. Wednesday. Dee. 7. car or tn . BUN, Saturday, Dec. 10. A o nay wedneeday aad every altmusee eaterdew. oto paws b) the anti stamen sailing every Wed A, IL and V. guineas, according to the socceamedMitm w ragn pos x .. y , the :Murders Women. 13 guineas. /reward merge 5 Whine all provisions cooked. Peasewspre far Noga the ratted States, aid British Columby booked through y e r, odrintago.uts terror—For WINN pantomime wry to 11111113 1 INMAN, V, Waterier*, Liverpool :ar te VBr gm yen, it, Um WillkuuMeeet. Clty. PSILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and co despatch the anderresettoeed tint-clees etwainers : ter ROTTERDAM. the BATAVIIR., every Sunday morning, f r a . beessbaye 'Der, at 10 a.na, rallies at Blackwell for pee at ll am. Farm, .C 2 Ti., dl 10s, and 17s. ed. : and the rrttot.R.D every Thuds; morning eller from oil the Tower. law LI. fa BRENIN, one of the North German Lloyd's slesessre, ketER, nOtTr., or SCHWALM every Thursday asarehag node permlttlag). et 10 a.m.. tram Boraelydown, sad aces Dacteall at 1 0 woe. Fern. Ly n CI. and 10e. for GOTHENNTRO, the LONDON. on Bonder, Dec. 3, from welpt ore. Fares, a3a and t 2 Fa 0110 d, passage. tt I. 2na p t Mat his Colverael 0.06 , fto66 to 0600 W.. or PIE BAWL PHILLUIL art Ca. 11. Road-lain. LC. 0N D -002.111UNIOATION by STEAM to INDIA. Annuli*. aa., via RGYPT. pgyissrug ea/ oRIENTAI. WILY NAVIGATION COMPANY BOOK PASSENGERS and receive Cargo sad Parcels IMO London aloe for Gibryltar. Yalta, Erna, Also. Geyket, thaw. Calcutta, the Sarni* sad Chalk by their Amami wine kothampton ea the 4th sad II Oth of every math ; for Dirthar. Malta, Egypt, Also, and Bombay, by thcee of the 12th sal t7th of each month. and for Mauritius, Tin, Norge. Mad. Melbourne, and Sydney, by the Manners leave. Soda geptos on the Bab of every mouth.—Vor further yartiatlan aysa at the Comp:cafe Onkel. 122, Lesdathell4treet, LC., . or thientel-plues. Southempaea. Q !TEE REPRESENTATION of the WIZARD ivy of the NoRTII. —I'D-NIGHT at Zlght.—The WORLD of MAGIC —Mir ANDERSON, the Secordsighted Sybil—Prior; h ti and Ss. To be secured at Si. Jassirs-Ull, Piccadilly. Tat urest Rope Tying Mystery sad Csbirell &anon by Ilime Lak Anderson sad Mr. Satter even Willa art Serraday Mts. PROFESSOR REDMONIYB SEANCES, at the LONDON PAVILION, [VW( IVININO. In Mcnon of new Miens ; the peat Vance ; the land Panay, mal other entertainments as nenaL THE AUX ENFERS. Comic Opera. by J. Offenbach. In eoneequenee of Its greet .111 be repeated EVERY EVENING. Director, Mr. T. *mane. Tb. IYAURANS, and all other available taloa I:saidon Arm dd.; stalls and balcony, 11 : private boxes, 1.1 6.l.—The Orford and Canterbury Hall Company (Malted). YACINTHS, TULIPS, CROCUS, Arc., , In collections for the Oreenhouee, Conservatory, and I. etr Gerdes. 10e. od., Ha, 21e.. 22.. 40a, ea., 00a, and 1004. at. Orders amounting to 21s. and upwards cerrieep bee. Meier' orders payable at i haring ages. 6rTLEZ sad IeeetTLLOCH,MULDSItgIt, C0V112243.13.1M1- Win, Loudon. W C. Y ARMOUTH BLOATERS, in Sawn from net 1 to std of Dec., 100, 50. ,00 NIL — Fonfortlod. webt of resolttaatoo, by 772D1L. 51122(21f. Groat DERSONS FURNISHING will hod COTTINM; 1110SMONORZY EMBUS/S IM tn, OXFOID4I7ItZET. a ooneenieut House. Wear* Pee, nickel silver, superior table cutlery. tea ink " Wks. bld let% lenders, fire Irons. moderator and walla l = eal r+ases, Ore coven, yards, tea urns. dish cove, patent weighing udders, tin. wrought Iron, and copper kitchen goods. MOROCCO BAGS.—BICKERS and SON have purchased a manufacturer a Stock of real Morocco IsheY Bays. which they now otter to the public at bona fide -lesa:r prices marked In their window In plain ligarea Elm)" t house in Lnndon for Photographic Albums and Sin -Iry.-34, Leicesteraguare. OVERCOATS. —No. 105, STRAND.—Special attention Is Oren In this establishment to WINTIIR 01 1:11(VATS, of which • select stock is always ou hand to choose lam HAMILTON and IC !HYMN, Oaroostaskas, , 103 STRAND (appalls ) zatm-hall). HYAM and CO., 66 and 67, Oxford street, W. The following are the several Departments into white Etli Establishment Is dlrlded for public accommodation : No. I. Gentlemen's Clothing for Immediate Wald. No. 1 Gentlemen s Order Department. No. S. Boys Clothing for Immediate Wear. Co.a Boys and Youths Order Department. No. A. Habit end Livery Department. No. t. Hats and General Hosiery. No. 7. Travelling Clothing, rmaranas, aa. A Item of quality and economy Is strictly adhered to la IN he *we Dements. Provincial Blrrolagissm, tl, 110.1 ewstrest I Whia. 42. &legate : and Dewsbury, Vessignia. TO LADIES.—ROWLANDB' RALYDOR, in Oriental Botanical Preparation for !Improving sad Bssatt- Wsthetonp4=ion sad Skin. The radiant bloom it bowls L lie cheek. and the Wines* and delicacy which it induces id %lands sod aria, its capability of soothing irritation and Imorins at redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, discolors him and other cutaneous eisitatiors. render It indispensable*. ' , undies. It ariates all the eft eat climatical thw akin. whether with reference to cold and Intl or Wow* solar hit Price 41. 6d. and fis. Cd. per bottle. at Ilk Hatton mO 1 .1 chen.:sts and pees/men. Aat for . lowlands ant,' and beware of spurions and parideions articles ander Ss zone (4 LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, . 1 .4_ au effectool e t y without confining tits bowels or . "" 1 " th e bead. trulyiesclons and pleasant. Is admitted eo hue Veit medicine for horsed likely relieving coughs, colds, armed isms of asthma, and incipient oessusiption. It tee il rues Person/ whom the faculty pritoossce incarable, the ticklin4 which provokes trogoest coughing. Kleo.dalog cum.:option its effect,' an truly ben, ptderived o gead lsl re ee i t .f or io ev a en t lellom for fear ot soff after Wlag itops-- hi sni sold by W. LAMBERT.mist, k Use WO. Chirinerrose, London, and che by ell and three yualutties to one, BA W. De psirtkeise ma Lk foi Lambert s Asthmatic Oakum. The mos and adages W i..Mird rw the stamp. .BASTLEY COOPER'S VITAL REBTORA . Till Ortpdr M Hawn HARVEY end Co.. sargeona. —4 'au 'WI he obtained at tbelr residence. dd. Wardollib- Wo, anor Into . Portland-paw RogeneoParit. L.V.dado "xe 111 Per . b; pod la. extra.' RS.• MPER'S M A CY. 41 . stitche d la LI a OOWW, THS NEW CHRISTMAS Tr BEA of ALL THE YEAR ROUND, roadaotild scilAati-4 rKENS, entitled 24R s. Di LIRRIPER'S LIGLOY. Mn Limper relates how she mall a and west mar. not Ld.er relates a Wild Legalist of a Doctor. 4 ", Pid Lodger relates his erperlencs as a Pear Birth.. ‘7 l " e ql' I' relates relates what Lot hear.. at elaneporMaaaa. ai, ;ls ?past Lodger relates His own Ghost Story. P.M L..ttwr relates certain Possago4 to boo Sambaed. wawa relates how Jemmy topped t Eon/penes. Rd elotik T,ln Pries inell of An the Year Sostad." biusdniassM to are always oa eats to sata. Prise Ea sack er es each, WITS the GARDENER'S CHRONICLE and , ULTI SAL GAZETTE of SATURDAY, Dee. $ t• *sets I.rfore and a f ter th e Cattle Show) will be •11• PLESILSTS. containing full toilers of the %suck and lopkasents at the A turaLball. bibs. 14 1 ,. ,. nisernet ts intended for either of these !rookie rent to the Office not later than Thursday h. each 4 1 0 4 es . l i e hn e.1,) sent fz stn. tit ttSin d, regam . far adverigi.. 1 "b.l. in deray Bvo, with mustrettose4Wee CURE w and si SMOKY CHIMNEYS, their and „ „PiLttyttoN. By Tannic: YDWARDS. JIM. ♦other b l'.• of Fuel aad the Pramlika at limas K'/ Fireplace." Leutou : Robert RerdwietaJOl. rtandWy. THE COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Foam Joan bolo requfrod with tlto &bows dd. who qpit",' 4, ' 4 Account Books. with !INT, INadmary no t'" 110.19 Cionpasies. the Oottetiftbsesit et.. war t 4 the twee tense. Pribtlftg r e f f•ag7 da " r asi r S. tehtigmt, liemated sad Triaged; Mid dr ut, 1104 on,,, e d . 111 SUSI. Y. fladt.akeek N.C. mml lambarloblm. 1•11 THE PAPIIIIAL YERCANTILI CREDIT ASSOCIATION (LIMITED% ARII AUTHORDIED TO RECEIVE APPLICA TIONS FOJI 148001188 mammals OF DEBINIVIER OP THE A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY (NEW YORK—PRNISYLVANIA-01L10). Of white One ndllks two banned tawne d housand Pounds boa Mindy for. Thine °era/Oahu MN be breed MAD for LlOO, to bemoaned at par (IMO Meilen at the end of three years , with Interest at 8 and 16 per annum, payable -yearly, on the 16th of May and 16th of November In each yea, the payment of the interest London. In Loudon being guaranteed by the Consolidated Bank ,thanied), 11101120. Umbel Glum/. lg.. M.P. I John P. Kennard, Bp. Charles Marley, Seq. 114111111/1. The Coneondated Peak, leaden and Manchester. Mews. A. He ord. Sons, and Co., laverpooL 801.1(111016.—Ilams. Yr fl.lds and Newman, Bank-building; London. LC. /BMW 144=4. Joshua Hutchinson and bon 14, Angel-court, Thrognaor toe.slasst, London. C. Z. IP. aatterthwalte, Set., 38, Thregenortonstreet, Lo= Z.C. Messrs. T. Tinley and Sons. 44, Brown'ehnildings, Lir 1144a1. Shore and Kirk, 14,8 t. Ann'sequare, Manchester. The Imperial Mercantile Credit Association (Limited) are pre pared to receive subscriptions for the above amount of Certifi plcatesied ad Debentures, of which ALIIOO,OOO ham beet already ap for. The Atlantic and Crest Western Railway consists of the fol lowing divisions and breathes : The costa line la New Tart PP PP la is „ la Olio lig rataseka la New York (11•111141.. 46 „ 4000 Creek In Pennsylvania 36 „ „ „ Coal &aeons in Ohio (New Lisbon) „ „ Cleveland Total Also the Elie and Niagara Railway, belonging to same system, 30 miles In length, is wholly to Canada. and wares an enormous ecel tranc over SOU mike of the Atlantic and Greet Western, by wheat it hiss been constructed, and la now china: owned. The route of this peat railway. New York with St. Louis. a distance of 1,200 miles (without c of carriages or break of page), pinw through free States, tar removed from the mese of war. The line is now completed, and in possession of a Irene which may fairly be called extraordinary. For September an last the pose earnings on f 2 miles open, wen at exchange at the rata of £1,100,000 per annum (exclusive of the bonus of 10 per cent, paid by the Ede Railway on all through traffic. which will probably reach £lOO.OOO per annum additional), the earnings having increased sloes the cutmence ment of the year by 100 per cent. This, even at the present exchange, would leave a large surplus, after payment of the In terest In gold on the bonded debt. The power to Menem the bees will, of coarse, be exercised, 11 the present exceptional rates of exchange should continue. The total hooded debt over the whole system of the Atlantic and Great Western Beltway la £3,1100,110, and with the excep tion of peceeeds of Bonds £1,756,070, held by the public, th e line has been constructed with funds advanced by capitalists, whose anticipations of profitable results have been tar more than realised ; the railway, although only partially developed, exhi biting returns of traffic and ret enue, which may without exag geration be designated unexampled. When this undertaking was projected, It was found name vary to obtain powers for its construction from each Maki through which 11 would peas. This compelled independent or ganteatiom and separate finandal artangeareata inconve nience atleoding which has become so manifest, that It is deter rained to cameo date the whole line under one administration. Pending the completion of legislative enactments, It has been re solved to issue Sterling Ce , rWmtes of Debenture, payable In three years, baring interest at 8 per cent. per annum, which Interest Y guaranteed by the Consoildatad Bank : sad the mimic& se cured by a deposit with the trustees of beads aid shares amount 'Emma! usual exchange to gt,230.4111 Bonds and Shares so deposited win be kept at the Bank of Ragland, lathe names of the Trustees, and the form of declaration of fruit to be executed by them may be inspected at the office of Miura freshilelds and Newman. The Erie Railway, of which the Atlantic and Great Western Is practically an extension, upon a mileage of about the same ex tent, but constructed at a cost nearly three time as great, has earned in the present year anfilctent not only to pay Interest on all Its bonded debt, but also a dividend of 10 per cent. on ordi nary stock. The Atlantic and Greet Western Railway, In ad dition to its through traffic In common with the Brie. has almost a monopoly of the petroleum traffic to Peenrylvania, with led coal fields and other important sources of local revenue. The opt of Its construction bating been so much leas, and Its mortgage debt consequently so much smaller, with an smered traffic at lied ' equal. It is estimated that in the three years during which the certificate, of debenture run the payment of the principal will be provided for out of revenue alone. -- The Directors of the Erie Company bate manifested the asthma. lion in which they hold the Atlantic and Orem Western Rail way, and the opinion they entertain of its future prospects, contracting to supply for its use, at their own expense, stock to the extent of one million snarling The Atlantic and Great Western Railway has been constructed by i home W. Kennard, C.Z., u Rogineerth-Chlet and under the immediate soperintendeneed en ether...wed agent of Meats. Peto and Botta A report from Bit 8. Morton Peto, But., WP.. is annexed, showing that the works hare been executed in the most substantial manner. Appended are soinearatistica, derived from oflicial returns, relating to the increase in the carriage eastwards of produce during th- pad Ore years from some of the chief cities of the wed, with which traffic the Atimitic and Great Western Railway is dined)* connected ; from these figures the causes of IY extracirdloary rernue may he deduced. The Certihrtaies of Liebenare am in sums of £lOO, £5OO, and £l,OOO each, with Coupon. attached for interest at 8 per cent. per mom, payable half-yearly. The interest fnr the whole term will he raaranteed by the Cosnolidated Bank, with whom eteurtties have been . . I °.TraF . The price of Uwe is axed at 90 ; sad the laaeallealillw pli able ea follows on application. 10 allotment. 10 „ 17th January, 1906. 16 „ 17th February, „ 16 „ 17th March, ~ 17 „ 17th 18 ,„ 16th May, „ less Coupon 1.4 per eget due on that day. 71;; tertineatee will be paid off at par, on 15th November, 1867. Tbe interest on the investment, including the redemption at par. is upwards of 1° per cent.. per 11.11111/121, erdaelce of Internet on deferred Instalments. .. Stitocribiire have the option of paying any or sal of the Instal ment. In advance, and will be allowed a discount of a per oast. per !nunm on much prepayment. After allotment, a&ila r— vhfi be boned to "barer.' On payment of the final instalment, the scrip will be exchanged for certifi cates of debenture, with guaranteed interest coupons attached, Dyable lith May and 15th November to each year. D, Oreat Georgestreet, Westminster. Nov. 4. left.To Simnel Ourne , Req.. M P.. John P Kennard. Lg.. sad Mosley. En., Trustees. Ih ar Airs. —You an aware that at the request of the capital ists nirinhiag the funds for the construction of the Atlantic aul Orem Western Railway. my Ann undertook the grave re sponsibility of the supervision of the works of the line, to be exe , uted under a contract with Mr. McHenry. and from the plan( and Ms? gri n of Mr. Thomas W. Kennard, the enidnearda t Mi BetoV-e thi woWs - were cosaineseed, my firm sent on. o do mast experlasoed agents, who bad superitateeded the executiou of several large weeks, and who bad been in its employ upwards of thirty years, sod entreated to his charge the supervision at the various works to be execated on the railway. It is due both to Mr. Kennard, the ensbeeerdn-chlef, and to Mr. McHenry, the contractor, that I should state to yen that the paguon we occupied, which might have been en invidious one, bee not in the 'Hoisted degree partaken of that character. Every recommendatioa of ear agent has been at ono cheerfully ear. ried out, and Mr. McHenry hu executed his contract with an Wont desire to awry out every engagement In a fair and liberal spoil The hue has been ballasted and !Udine style fatly equal to the beet of our /tartish railways, while the extremely favourable nature of the country through which it passes has 'entered necessary so few works of art, that its maintenance need not exceed the &viz cost par mile of our home. The stations Hiroo out an of ample extent, aiding accommodation equal to the requirements of the braille. Icreust be very satisfactory to pm End that the engineer ie-ehlef states In his last report that the traffic at the preeent time la sufficient to . at the then price of gold, the dividend on all the consolidated Bonds of the entire line, assuming,hem not to he issued toe greater extent than 1.43,500 rtg. , six thou sand flee hundred pounds sterlloa , per lineal mile. Estimates and are so ohmsmYSM, that this feet becomes Early valuable, the mars se en at the present time the rolling stock is not mom than equal to the requirements et the local trate , and when the rolling stock to be provided Rader the agreement with the Erie Company Is placed on the line, them increased facilities cstinnt tall to prodace an auseent et trate far exceeding the estimates which have bees premed la lased to am, dear sin, for Betts and Bali. yours Leith. tally, B. MORTON ?ZTO. Increase to the Carriage of Pratte°, from Wad to FAA doling the past lire Years, derived from Nadal Iteturos. ... . -- 'elliell4: Tow Oioiii7 --- Tat Cattle. Piga. 1080 180 um MS 110 XILWArKZE. Pork. Beet, Total Orao. lard. and Tallow. 1880 1199 1881 101 .... 180 ... TOLEDO. COllll. SP. P. Wheat. and sheep. 1680 BOB,OO 108. 9053.133 balk 209,8011 5'61 1.00,111 „ 6.23.;.936 „ 281,01 180 WWI ~ 9.847,80 „ 481,804 _ . gturyaLo. Tobilisilo7 -- OWL, pip. tad sheep. INO 17.01111.461 With. 14,04033 10e. 1011 10.440,001 „ t 5,990,812 „ 1031 memos& .. 107,119,441 „ UN 114,721.170 149.413,101 , A. repeat Petreieeza. Ithe a n of which this ' heavy lee prpoleal the Petroleum pro l, iecort: a rt 7 • 730 We. 0140 plloos. .. 1010 , 1001 PP 10011 The Zierelootr breed of the Atlantic treteihreer Welk= hallway teeopped to the fell attest el Ile la car ser the ears rime of Iron, the ore Gres She dose of Law , and In elapplas cods lantern vereele. These Woes - steed fa boa Or. OM* tom UN MOOD MON TWO Of 01110Lfirecues leks of Ur emoiessi4 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1861. Of tads at Use wed be Ihneed from the following nate rent el the valve das and upon' of leading staples at Ordstati : Una $llllllAl0,11 l 4 ltite4o 511141 ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. NEW YOBE—PIINNSYLVANLIL—ORIO. min OW AirnitiarOW. (To be retained by the Rankers.) No. To the " Imperial Mercantile Credit Arminian" (Limited). s Raving pen to the Consolidated Bank (Limited), the sem ad I hereby recited that you will me eau- Peones of debenture ot AWlatie and allot Great I Wears gall. way, and 1 hereby agree to amen such certificates of debentures, or any lea number that may be allotted to me. sad to pay the therhsesta themes secontig to the terms at the pecepeolir I yararr tbedient perm* .. Wri - ha tell DANISH FIVE PER CENT. GOVERNMENT IdratlNTUl.Bil kw 4718,000. keens. ILLPHALL and 801 , 78 beg to announce that i = ham OUNTIACTED with hie inellency C. O. it. David. ir Commander of the Dannebrog, and Daseelregmen, ILWass ed Mama of Denmark, fast the above WAN. In conformity with the anthorl a XLven by the Danish DOA and eanetioned by his IL, ander the law of 11th September, 1.884 b 1 ;1= the MialMer of Manes* ia en. powered to rake, by ken or otherwise, sight minion dollen, =kites use of the Somd-dues lend. Awarding to treaM beeweem Dimas* mid Itersittir rlnd July. 1857. for the asitheinet of the &mad date gyve togLk e r4 lasiallatals of SOAR seek ef payments. a mmo= " 47.7 111.14.1"1114".""i' are Waned with and hyping*. ested for the payment of the , for which aloe the means and revemes of the Dudek elate and nuances" are made The Interest, at the rate of 6 per cent., COMMINKOM from the let November instant. payable haltyearly, in London, at the Ohm of the ooetraelore, and the debentures will be for 41,000 each, . redeemable via. at psi at the same place, and at the following dates : let May, liall .. 121,000' Brought ep ....1323.000 „ November, 1808 MAO Ist November, 1371.... 29.000 „ May, 1806 „ November, 1808.... MOM „ November, 1872. 31,000 „ May, 1887 16.0001 „ May. 1873 82,000 „ November, 1867.... 34,000 „ November, 1873... • 33 , 000 • May, 18011 May, ~ N ovember, Mg. ... 36,000 „ Novemb lB74 er. UM— 34.000 „ Nay, 1863 16,001 ~ May, 1875 35,000 „ November. 1880.— 27,000 „ November, 1875. 89,000 „ llay, 1870 27,000 „ Nay, 1876 37.0410 „ November, 1870.... 28,000 „ November. 1876 37,000 „ May, 1571 maw „ May, 1877 llB,OOO Carried over .... ammo l AMMO She Sabecnpthe price is 061 per cent., payable se follows : Ss per cent. on allotment. 36 „ lath December. 1861 16 „ 16th January, 1886. liii „ 16th February, leg& Dlecoent at tbe ete rate of Ave per cent per annum will be al lowed for payment to full Snip Denigrates trill be issued, exchangeable after the last Instahaent for the debentures, signed by the Government i. : L tmtlons to be made on the annexed form to Messrs. E. and Seas, 14, Angel-coart, Throgmorton-street iiappllcatton will be rembed after Thursday, Um Ist Decem ber, at it o clock. 15. Angel-court, Nov. 25,1864. TOM OF AFPLEOATION. DANISH IMPS PER LENT. GUYSAN HINT DEBINTIIILES. To lissom. B. Upbeat mai Som. 15, Angel court, Thew mortomeireet. Gentlemen,— request Mot you will allot say thousand peondrei above Debentures, and agree to accept that or any smaller amount allotted to to conformity with the note at toot, and to make the payments on same as specified In the prospectas. Your °bedfast servant, Name at length Address Banker _ . Date. Pio., 15d4. N.B.—The entireties" oust be Bade trttlerst repel to ape die dates, bat the allotment be halide so as es assare So each applicant the neared average term. UNITED DANUBLiN PRINCIPALITIES. LOAN at L 916,000. To be Mined to Bonds to bearer at £lOO and £lOO each, at the price of 80 per cent. Interest 7 per cent. per annutu. Bitildng Fund I per cent. per annum. Bonds to be redeemed by annual drawings, and geld off at per In London in star/big. I The Government of the United Danubian Principalities, being duty authorised, have contracted • Loan of £916,000 with the Imperial Ottoman Bank and Mears. Stern Brothers, who, acting on behalf of ihemeelvea the International Financial So cket the Itheithe Gtherale de 710mcdre Ottoman, and others, beg to notify that, under the poems given to them, they ate per pared to receive sub . :Tian tr. the said Loan, at the price of MN for emit 1100 I. The Loth will bear interact at the rate cd 7 per cent. per annum, payable halt-yearly, on the let March and ist September In each year, at the agency of the Imperial Ottoman &mt. in In & The lan will be entirely redeemed in 221 years, from 14 March, ieee, by means of a sinking fund of 2 per cent. per annum, together with the Interest on the portion hos time to that renowned. a. The Bonds will be redeemed at 100, by means of drawings by lot, la the month of January in each year, la the usual sumer, la the presence of a apiary public, at the ageaey of the Imperial Ottoman Bank. The arat, drawing will take place la January, 1806, and the Bonds then drawn will be paid of on the OneMr following, together with the hell -yearly dkridead dim. . _ ✓a. The Intemt and sinking fund f this Loan are specially teed by a grid charge upon the Customs Revenues of the t i n w ired Principalities. This enigmas Revenues, to the amount necessary for the Ft of the interest and sinking fund of the Loan, will be into the hands of the Imperial Ottoman Bank, at Bucharest, monthly instalments, and will be remitted to the London agency of the said Bank, for payment to the bondholders. The Instalments since the conclusion of the contract have bees duly received. The Naomi revenues amounted In the year 1861 to £458,700. The amount estimated by the YiniMry for 1866 Is £1131.100. The annual amount required for the intmest and sinking rand of thin Loan Is i0t.460. . ILe payments by the snbecribers will be all follows: 5 par cent. on application. 10 per cent, on allotment. 10 per cent. on 9th Jaonsry,l2ll6. 20 per cent. on lit Febr 20 per cent. on let Marerrensllie dividend el per Cog. 21 per cent. an lot April, 1065. TS default of due payment of the instalments previous paym will be liable to forfeiture. of d rertillostes will be issued aents fter allotment. and will be exchanged for Definitive hoods as soon as possible slier the payment of the last instalment. Ter eett.per ;17n . uni will be allowed on paynsants he full In anticipation. a Interest will date from the lab September, 1964. which, with the discount allowed In prepayments, will make o lde rio ar z o ol Woe equivalent to about &S per seat Taking Into the reimbursement of the !smuts at per by means of the dabs& rind, the calculated return fur money to the bondholder will be about 10 per cent. per annum . 10. In came where no allotment is made the &paella will be retained to their respective owners within one week of the close ofthelmtscripdon... . . . . 11. Perms of Aption may be had at the Agency & the Iseginial Ottoman Yank, N 0... Bank-bulklings of Meese Stem Brothers, 0 and 7, Angel-mare Thromsorton.street: and of Messrs. P. Cammove and Co., the Brokers io the Loan, 14, I bread seadleuireee The principal object of the Government of the United Prin cipalities fa making the present Loan to to provide for the hi enmity to be paid for the secularisation of the Convent pro perty. The Principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia contain a population of about five minions, are exceedingly rich both In seines& and agricultural wealth, and eford the most peaWn geld for capital and enterprise The prim& is the my foreign loan which the government has contracted. The Contract for Wanes may be week at the Mem et Mena Btralswa and Co., Mi, ParMananneneet rSITED DANYDIaIeWCIPALMID LOIN. Pflitil OW APISSCATIOSI. To be lett Id& the Denten. atter Myntent al the Pretkolner7 &poe To the &shorten of the 17nited D n.. anubhm Yrtnetpelltke Loa Clentimm —Bad paid to Meer& Glyn. ILDis, Currie, end Co., the gm or it , I hereby repast that ou will allot se I Bono of the COM Danubian Dee Loan, mil hereby apes to swept me hook er any mallet amyl this may be allotted to we, end toms the rarther Inetaanois thereon wording to the to at the ptomaine. I 111111. Your obedient ,11= g la tat Dia CONSIGMEINT d PLANTS Rom Antwang . l26B has Raarlena, and num TRIM boon24utr. MR J. C. STEVENS will WILL by AUCTION, at Itia Gnat Roma, st n Lingotrent4Covanaparde4 TO- OttSO W. Nov. at bet-put preciesip, a *NW assort ment of PYRAMID and DWARF MAR, Frock Apricot, and (Retry TRIM from a coleinstod home mow : a sonsiganient or rhododendrons, eaattilliak ainiona verimatod balk& UR" and other sovenhottat plant., from Antwerp : and an importation et bulbs, from Rolianct—On view tie mondent d nab, and cotalognes hod. THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE no mod scionancally prepared and most powerful no cordial over introduced ; restores to their normal ecadition all the sairolloss, on the integrity of which perfect health de pend& It is a sped & for debility of all kmds, and from Be eon. kWhng mons other logredleate. pepsins and phosphate of soda, will prove highly Benedetti to tale somas sad dyspeptic. Prim Bs. per bottle, or four quantities la oat for MIL hole Agent& Newer& Baumgarten and IX, 1110, Ostatd-slrest, sad INAA. liseltarsk-stiost, Leadas. RiPREMPTATIOS or HAsswies...—Ms. J. Belk, ass of the soslosetass far the IM3 Zaltibities who rsesstly widwissw his sasovessed isiestios to cosiest Ipswich is the eassarsiliv• Were*ie sow sossaiseig as • ossdidabe for Harwisk. Ms. Meisel Wins is the arw Moral •sarlitisto. _ _ RIZZIMIZATATIOI os CitantAx.—Sir F. Smith, hm wane** lia tataatisa of laahlag amisallaa Ks vial be append Is alf• Moral IsM. b Mr. Arabia °tiny, a Iffolear-ia-law el Lod aiii•DOS Papa, *,P., Ib afolnUff7 fb• Masa. Admiralty. Mr. Otway eat will dm fat al I'ELEGR&PMC INTELLIGENCE (azvm'e THE RELATIONS BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. FRANKFORT, Nov. 26. The Frankfurter Postzeittutg of to-day publishes a telegram from Vienna, stating that the Prince of Hohenzollern has presented to the Emperor of Austria a letter from the King of Prussia, in which the latter expresses a hope that a permanent un derstanding may be arrived at between the two powers on the basis of existing relations. PRUSSIA AND THE DUCHIES. BEAUX, Nov. 16. The semi-official Norddeutsche A Ugesteine Zeitsteg of to-day states that the Prussian troops which have not yet been withdrawn from the Duchies have been directed not to quit them until further orders. The 13th division now concentrated at Minden will remain there. The 6th division, the greater part of which has already arrived upon rrnasian soil, will be conoentrated near Berlin. Prince Frederick Charles will continue Commander in-Chief in the Duchies until the exchange of gar risons shall have been completed. It is expected that the chief command of both the Prussian and Austrian troops will be entrusted to General Berwarth von Bittenfeld, but this is not yet decided. BERLIN, Not. 27. The Spenersthe Zeitung of to-day says :—" We are informed that the orders already given to cer tain regiments to leave Prussia to relieve the gar risons in the Elbe Duchies are not affected by the recent governmental order for the Prussian troops now stationed in the Duchies to remain there." HANOVE,R, Nov. 26. _ _ _ In consequence of the agreement arrived at in the conference at Kiel, one battalion of Hanoverian and two companies of Saxon troop. will return to Rendsburg to-morrow. They will be received by the Prussians with military honours. The Federal troops will exclusively occupy the central part of the town under the command of their own general, independently of the Austrians and Priuniana. RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA. 110600 W. Nov. 95. The Moskaner Zeitung of to-day says :—" The in terests of Russia demand that she should support Austria in the Venetian question, and endeavour to confine the action of the September Convention to Rome. Russia must not allow Austria to doubt her sentimenta, and will thus contribute to the maintenance of peace." DENIILLRB. COPENHAGEN, Nov. Z'S, 9.59 A.Y. The King of Denmark, accompanied by the Crown Prince and the Minister of the Interior, will set out on Monday for Jutland, where they will remain until the 9th of December next. INDIA. (By Telegraph from Seel, per the Frisch steamer.) CA.LOUTTA. Nov. 8. Exchange on London, 2s. lid. BOMBAY, Nov. 8. New Oonirawuttee, 480. Exchange on London, 2s. lid. CHINA. CANTON, Oct. 26. Tea unaltered. Exchange on London, 4a. 91d. SHANGHAI, Oct 21. Tea quiet, Silk, 440 tails. Exchange on Lon don, es. Sid. Freights declining. The above mail arrived at Suez on the 24th instant. THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS• By the arrival of the above mails we have received advice. from Calcutta to October 22 ; Madru, October 27 ; Ceylon October 29 ; Hong Kong, October 15 ; Shanghai, October 8 ; Singapore, October 20, Ac. INDIA. The news by the present mail is only two days later than that brought by the last. "In commercial matters," says the Englishman, " we have really nothing new to say since our edition of the 20th, except that exchange is stif fening. The subscription in aid of the sufferers by the cyclone is tilling up well, though the natives, as a rule, are as backward as ever, and everything is being done to alleviate the misery that has been brought upon so many. The river still presents an appearance that can only be described as ' chaotic' ; dismasted and broken hocked ships lying about in all directions. It will be some time before those even which are slightly injured can be got ready ice sea, but fresh ships are arriving daily, and freights, which are still ruling high, will probably eosin be obtainable at lower rates, especially as shippers still continue to hold back in view of the news from home. No further intelligence has noshed us of the cylone, and it is much feared that the intelligence regarding the loss of the Persia is only too true." Subscriptions for the sufferers by the cyclone are being raised in Madras. CHINA AND JAPAN. The China papers publish the text of the abort treaty concluded by Admiral Kuper after the cap ture of the forts at the Straits of Shimonoseki. It is as follows : 1. For the fates* the ships of all antimatter shall, when paining through the Strata of libintononaki, be treated in a frieodly manner, and shall be allowed to buy oasis, prowl rocs, wood, water, and every other main& Moreover, as the harbour is frequmtly the se 0(1101110k winds and currents, no opposition shall be offered to say me anxious to land daring stress of weather. 2. The forts lately &- strayed shall not be nooriatructvd, nor shall sew forts be built, nor guns mounted. 3. Tao town of Shlmomeaki, which haring first flied as foreign ships might justly ham been destroyed, has beet maned. A mama shall be paid for this, mid all the a:proses of the eipedition shall also be defrayed by the prima, the amount to be decided by the foreign ministers at Yids, 1 agree to abide by the &obi= of the foreign minister, at Ye& with regard to the points mentioned in para graph 3. This agreement, referring oily to the arnattes of hostilities on this medal ommice, has nothing what. soave, to do with my other questions affecting Chaotic which mg require to be arranged between th• ettlys and foreign of posed) ppoaloo Bum Moat Immo. The China Mail publishes a letter from a private correspondent who was present at the engagement. From the tone he adopts it would seem that the whole affair was viewed by everyone as more amusing than serious. The Worth China and Japan Market Report, under the head of Nagasaki, states that the Japa nese are very quiet regarding the action at Shimono seki, but business shows much greater animation both among natives and foreigners. Cotton bad commenced to arrive in the market, and was being bought by Chimes. A very large business had been done in tea. Freights, too were looking better, and the supply of vessels appeared likely soon to run short. ~A sum of 460 dollars has been subscribed as the Hong Koog contribution toward* seeding home a prise for the next Whaibiedon rifle meeting, to be called the China Cap, and to be presented to the London &sottish corps. [Stamped, Id. AddttioaaL] EXPRESS FROM PARIS. MON Ora owN PA RIB, Sortur Emma. The Coartitutionnel yesterday published the fol lowing note : Everybody knows the difference between • pirate and • corsair. The later is an armed ship, furnished with bitten of marque by • regalerly.eo•stitated and recognised government; but • pirate hes no legal character, and its sots nail for prompt retribution from all powers interested in maintaising the law c 4 nations. (Signed) BoxyAcz. The moral of M. Boniface's letter was that if Juarez should 'noosed in fitting out some corsairs to harass French shipping, as it is reported he intends to do, those ships would be nothing but pirates. This doctrine, extraordinary as coming from an authority which has steadily applauded the deeds of the Alabama and Florida, is thus dealt with by the Opinion /rationale : The Constitution net has a twin brother called the Pays. We rearaber that sot loan since the evening Constitution fell foul of an in strange fashion because we tusk the liberty of &width/jag ea pirates the basest people who is the Alabama, Florida, and other vowels al the elms WOW the nee under the Wavily flag. But now the true Cassias tithed, that of the morale& Ulla tie that a corsair must have lettere of marque from a recognised government, other- with it le a pirate. Roadies tells us this, and Boodthe canaot ha mistaken, for he sloth is safe from roam untque.s. Well, sow we beg M. Boniface's particoar attention to this fact, that the government sitting at Richmond has ether been recognised by any regularly 000stanted authority either in Europe or America. It follows, therefore, that the heroes of the Alabama, Florida, be., were to ail intents asd purposes pirates. We are act desirous to enter into a discussion with M. Boldface. He is a severe man, who knows what he is about, and we will not con tradict him. Bat we will humbly offer this obiervatioe, that Jana' government was not loos ago recognised by all Europe, and that it is yet by most of the American states ; whereas that of Mr. Davis has never yet been ncogniesd by saybody, not even by the Macrae of New Zadand. If therefore, Janne ships are pirates, those of Mr. Lava must be doubly sad trebly piratical. M. Radian pains us. We fear he must be a worshipper of month and that Abraham Litholes reelection must have suggested to him the idea of playing his old southern friends a scurvy trick. If this be the ease where shall we look for political fidelity The Patrie maintains, against the denial of the France, that M. Bonnefonds, a first class inspector in the Ministry of Finance, has been "proposed " as a special commissioner to *mist in reorganising the financial administration of the Mexican empire. A German journal speaks of the Marquis d'Argen. court as being destined for this mission, but this turns out to be a poor pun suggested by IL Bonne fonds' name, which, admitting a false ormloord in gender, signifies "good fund." The literal trans lation of Argen-court is "short of money," and that would certainly be • singularly appropriate name for a director of Mexican finances. It is said that Mgr. Mabille, Bishop of Ver sailles, will succeed to the vacant Archbishopric of Albi, tad that the Abbei Degnerry, the venerable cure of the Madeleine, who has refused so many bishoprics, and, among others, that of Marseilles, will at length consent to accept a mitre. Versailles would have the advantage of not removing him far from the many fashionable fair penitents whom he is loth to quit. It is always, or at least almost always, a distressing thing for a catholic lady to be obliged to change her confessor ; the Abboi De guerry has long been the Empress's confessor, and his promotion to the see of Versailles, which bas always been considered a sort of court post, will in no way be incompatible with the continuance of the delicate relation in which he stands to her Majesty. The Bishop of Perpignan elect has gone to Rome to see whether he can get over the objection of the Pope to preoonise him. It is thought certain at the Palsis de Justice that M. Dufaure will come forward u an opposition candidate for the seat in the Charente Inferieure, vacant by the death of M. Roy Bry. The govern ment can, however, if it pleases, put off the election for six months, and it will doubtless do so, because the success of M. Dufaure, who polled 8,000 votes at the general elections, would now be certain. A fatal accident occurred the other day to Count Gustave de Lapel, while boar bunting with the Prince of Orange, in the Marquis de L'Aigle's forest of Laigne. The count's horse gave a end 'den pludge and jerked him out of the saddle: in coming down be injured himself so severely that, after a vain attempt to keep his seat, be fell off from intense pain. The injuries he received were so severe that Dr. Corvisart, the Emperor's sur geon, who was sent for from Compiegne, at ones pronounced the eau hopeless, and he died is the course of the night. The family name of this un fortunate gentleman was Lonvel ; but, after the assassination of the Duke de Berry, it was changed by royal authority to LupeL M. DE PERSIGNY AND THE PRESS. ?Aitat, ?.ATURD+T Evarptp,. K Emile de Girardin Preset, with the express permission of the writer, the letter of M. de Persigny on the press which the Emperor condemned in an article published by the ConatiiutionneL It is as follows : Chsaksessids (Bda* sad OW), Nov. 2, 1864. Ity dear M. de Girardio,—l hank sot merely mad the two long pram to which my agouties was called is the remarkable book which you h►ve hem kid easeeh 60 mead me, bin I have read almost the obeli work, sad that with very great futurist. The west idea, which you develop with so such °diet, I. worthy of meet onion oosaidees tioa, and I eyes thick it eat ultimately triumph. Bat to be le the right I. not cash ; you must aim have midis wades cm yaw It.. I think that, like many etber reps der Wads which see las tat sod too quickly, you are in edema of the ego sod of the *aim of the tirmea You say somewhere that w►a the world left at. bends' witches they mead to be olea ginous. That is may true ; bat although people so longer behove fa ...eras, they do still believe fa News papers- You take great pains to show that the pram bee ao Marmot ; mad there sofa you are right, so far as re gards the climmeseloa of opiaicas ; bat may dewed the ameadel whisk the pram may eirealsio, sad the peedoes which nay be steamed fa comequeacer. I far me mead see bow it would be poadble to paw all as case from the proems Mate ei t►lap t. that which you propose No doubt the day whisk will me the preen fres es it is la England, where the liberty of the preen harts nobody, cad b medal to everybody—Mat day, I may, will bit the ad of oar revelation° sad the crowaimg of a regular Mate of *bp; but however bold the Madam, ei nry iedivideel meetimeats, I de sot believe that pulls 'plebs Is yd suf. &neatly prepared I. sesept a NON. Ada would before hand alarm every benne& It is opus drie past that I dif far Gem yea ; bat I wafer to you that this gumshoe of the per pesky enrapies ray naiad, arid I should be veal little diaperd at thin gee af today to meletala the pm mat eyeless wiliest embus medilleallema —Amami, km Piisasarr. This lease boars out what IL de Girardio has akeady said, sandy, that M. de Persigoy'strisites for more liberty of the press y ere so bawd round I with restrictions and reservations as to amount to nothi+ll. Ths &spawn season of soah a pirate (TWOPENCE letter is no doubt a singularly indiscreettact ; but now that the text is published, it may be fairly a moot point whether his Majesty moat objects to M. de Persigny's Platonic liberalism or Lis practical intolerance. I think, however that at the moment when the emperor was ill-advised enough to send to the Constitugionnel the astounding note signed Iloniface, he could only have seen the concluding sentence of M. de Persigny'a letter. The hardy assertion that "public opinion " opposes the liberty of the press is by far too sound and too charac teristic a Napoleonic idea for the Emperor to have objected to it. TEI LATE GALES. SHIELDS, SATURDAY Niowr. The gale in subsiding here, and the ees is falling rapidly. In the storm of last night the wreck of the Stanley shianwhip h s Almon disappeared, and a bullock that had maintained life upon the wreck throughout the storm swam Wore, and was captured. The vessel that was lost upon the end of the South Pier with all Mods, last night, is the Masi* Lather, of Boaderiand. She had five seamen, all told, as a mew. The body of • seaman was picked up about two bows after the meal broke up. It was then warm, and an attempt was made to resuscitate it. II was lakes to • public-house, bet the efforts of the pilots who brought it there failed, as life and warmth moo passed away. The Marlin Luther was • wean brig, and unfortunately was stranded apse the most dasproos spot at the mouth of the Tyne ; for, from the time the venal Omsk seamen on shore were of opinion that neither lifeboats nor wicket lines could roach her, and that she most break up and drown her crew. The conduct at the muter of the Robert Scott steam tug was mad praiseworthy in adventuring into *eh a dangerous sea as that which broke upon the *oast, in his *daimon to save the crew of the unfortunate brig. Her wreck is floating shout the coast and into the river. The body of a young woman, identified as a parsogas lint la the Stanley, has been taken oat of the ass and removed to the dead-house. The bodies of Mies Elisabeth ei&0111•011 and NW Margaret Duncan have been identified. Miss Jameson was proceeding to Australia, and Miss Duman was going co a visit to six* friends in Kent. An *quest wee opined on the bodies of those lying at the dead-home by the deputy coroner for South Northumber land to-day. He sad the jury sat is the Town-hall. Mr. Howley, the master of the Manley, vas examined. He mid that his crew was thirty hoods, all told, and he sup posed shout thirty passeagers on board, about one-half of whom were women. He amid that the reason for making the Tyne was on sesonnt of the severity of the gale, and to protest his cattle. The Manley drew 13 test of water, sad he knew that there would be more than seveasem feet of water upon the bar whin he took it, sad when he did se the harbour lights were sot is His mate had hem mod to the Tyne, sad he told him (the owiter) that he could take the vessel ism the herhoor, and he was *rioting when the vowel w swept upon the rooks and wreck. The inquest has bees adjourned till Tuesday, whim inquiries will be made by the court into the oddest of the harbour lights, the rocket lies; and some other things complained of. SHIELDS, SUNDAY Nom. Another gale err on this morning from the oath-earl. and, though the wind has gone down, the sea Is still heavy. Mr. J. Maegrigor asd several manufacturers from Aberdeen interested in re ergo of the Stanley are at Shields, but so ass can get off to the reamer. The Norris's& bark Christian, with Maher, for Bristol, re towed in this maiming with Oft. of water in her hold and her deck load swept away. The ranker was disabled and very ill. Above 20,000 people wen at Tynesiouth to-day seeing the wrecks, sad a number o i f e ssons belonging to the villap ware :Mon the hiding to the Spanish batter in for the errs. About 2001. have been sub scribed. A committee of the leading inhabitants of Tyne ' mouth have received the relatives of the lost presogers sad furaired lodgings to them free. • number of the relatives have arrived, and very distressing sores hays been witeered. The bodies of Ann Thompson, Jane Fergana, Elisabeth Harper, and Jana Davison are sot yeli found. Neither bre say of the bodies of the sea to the crew of the Stanley who were lost. The trovered wets Samuels, the head master. Daniel Page, • ermsn, sad three ammo, supposed to be the mate Mitchell and two of the mew of the echoers Priseddleffs, and three worse, one supposed to ha Mee is Roberts, has ths saes as her lira, and other two worm salamis', ODD and ens young. The Tyseniouth cost mitre will seed the bodies identified to Abortion os Tues day, as the Maim dery iR The whole of the bodies is. covered up to this aftersoon have been placed in coal us and removed to the Toweihall.buildings. The following an identiliedi—Mory Gerdes. aged Is, on her way to a situation is Loodos ; Ann /Liddletcr 24, on ben way to a 'Mastics in Jersey, recognised by her brother, Peter Middleton, pr. denier to Lady Bison, of Parepheath ; Margaret Derr, aged 18, as her way to a dream at Stoselionais. Beebe.- ham, Kest ; Elisabeth Jurgen, aged 19, going out to Any malls with Ann Tbripeos, whose body has sot yet bees recovered. She was to be married when she arrived out. Margaret Dear, of Abrader, stewardess of renterse• Has. M'Dosald (or of UN two women saved), who wee goisg to Lorca to rest her husband on his arrival from Australia. Mr. leDossid reached Ty oemonth to-day sod met his wife. Mr. Byrne, ehisf officer of the ocurpard. is seriously al from the effects of long homenion m the water la making attempts to save the parengers of the Wesley on Thursday mgr. ABERDEEN, Nov. 27. By telegraph on Saturday morning we stated that the Clembia steamer, from Loedoa, had reached Aberdeen bay on Friday evening, but is esesequeses of the fearful est off the bar bar captain. Oargill, one of the most experienced coonnaorre as the sarttpertern cork, was Messrs his vassal well out to sr. On Saturday moving no *pi of the reamer was viable la the bay, and, r retorts had bees seen to aired the previous night, great anxiety was felt is the tows as te her safety. This anxiety was happily re lieved is redeemer by a telegram from the captain of the Gambia that he lied reached Kelso* Beads, Inverses% •11 This Monday) bassisaa, es the sea was NM raisin very bigh, sad the bithromethe Miaow Pharos was oohed to be asking tor tie tar, •Isw umber al peruse thatthed to the pier to withal bee thtessth at oakum Suddenly a pea ware tookoovor the pier, whoa at least th ree pawns were carried tete the sea sad drowsed, while about 20 an bea reported SlM . Cleo Ras lad bb leas braces, sad many hat their ds , ed. The PUNi as eosin ant the bar, saw it woad ho dangerous to take, sad the steepled out &gala. DISPATCH or TEI Dolour Mule,--MotrTamm. MS, Noy. 27.—Tbe Pealeselat and Oriental Cospeny's steamship Rips, 0.0.1. B.ogers, smiled bones to-day with the mails for Othesker, the Mediterraesan, Egypt, Ades. Bombay, and Upper 8..p1. BM took oat 60 AM and 31 reaoadulsee peaseure, and on freight 118 boxes spode. vales 76,9561., of whisk einannt is sovereigns 38,0141. fee Aleuedzia, and the renal:Au far Bombay. Tan PROVRISOISIII7 OF Olt= AT 0X10R11..... Mr. E. IL Nessus les published (through Meru. J. H. sad T. Parker) • to Dean Liddell's letter on this soh. jest. After eesmioing the dean '. arraments eLptetat e. r. M Trams ablarres :—** Dr. Liddell's last gives a. •ma Asa of begs. If it am be show n that chapter holds lands speellically pasted for the purpose ed paying the profane. b. will immediately propoes to the ismer to make s. fair Inerease to the profeesor's stipend, Dr. Liddell this shells Mat, in sous asses, to inergaßelt mut. Owes of this kind is no more then what I. equiteWe. This is all that I teetend for. Be does not entrench himself i. mdry beg punks Mat be is bound to pry 401., Mat be dere pp 401. He le reedy to teats's'. if ft and be Mown UM she shrubs holds leads ' swine* useted Ise Me rupees of payiag the professor.' I answer that all the dopers lands were granted for the perms at paying the probseer, net of course for the sole purpose, ben her lAA propose anaug others. King Hely : Eta boa kw the maieteenese al soma' dress of the dime. ceneas, Midst% elute, (I be. lieu du '— sad other manor people). eni times seiversity professors. The legal write=M. adreiskrosing el she property he vested is ass clue isly, the dam sad eseces. But the property wee given kw the mataterees of all, sad all have as equitable right M resift Si. if the proms& whirl Me freadet propertioa which say be obtaleed is/ tiplytag money payreests C ul t Dr UNA Mews so good en inteatioe is this MA pampas& Meth I as sue that a little rialeeirm will show Mu that the dietician whisk be iseleleass 1 quite entinahis If any parietaler Made were eitarged with the proferest's reetuberge, wield. Impost , still be &Mull le maks oat a legal 10041111161 net-Maw wee paid. But it is SOS • bun a or Afar el TWA L id* sad I bold that h e areal Mein lee use* tie same whether the 401. is parable eat el some garlkielar estate it oat of the estates of the IROYAL gmesrally." Hamm sot liroviaram.—.We are re. geoid to /WO thIM thus passlasen who were elected prier to Netesaber. nuts" 191. Lis a year and .sate eal ettendence ; elected at sad aims that date site SIX • Inas The sad life, ea which oar health had vizi% a , oath depend, an may toe lamed by madame ea bms By else 11~s amogrevder you can mil art bake tut* In leer ewe ovum sod Years It. freaks *am' sad inievolher *Mous_ imudieet. th s sheet Imes if en ur est sigratsa normetra mew ?cyder may be am eves" Mans la NOM Men arms epereeds—MilestliemeMS [ r i • 4 - ~{ I f i 6._