The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-01 00:00:00

R ..P-c-,,,....,---- -- --, . 411 ("0.,/‘.ltie. R4l EW S PA? E. 11 4 ttECEN E:. 2 7 OCT !.. - _ I . . __ , ; , 4___ t:l3 r,,,r I. ~..- .j r , - 0, OCTOBER 1, 1868. ONE PENNY. LONDON, THURSDAY EV [;.:i11.1 .. I . w R ow A ,‘ I rE L .I W A Y L HE EN'S THE AT RE, Long-sere. HA.Aesi—Hr. W. H. ugrox. THE LANCASHIRE LAM Dr Henry J. Snap. biwbe tams reaeteed tro m =tout tie pertaretasee wit% tke main aad sleeted suds/area. ertll be re EVERY N1 t {1374.7. at • quarter tat. easeladbt• U. . At au Libraries. u g vols peat irro, SUNSHINE mid HII ADE: Itlehard Pesitloy. Wow Burfirikatre a Novel. INVILLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. AUSTRALIA. MELBOURNE, Allover Thr. Ministry has proposed a short session to rats the estimates and the Loan Bill for the com pletion of the waterworks and graving dock, and the construction of a railway in the north-east. Great banquets have been given by the leaders of both parties. The Earl and Countess Bellmore have visited Melbourne. THB BBOIbTRATIO,VS. ' ,11•01.ITAN RAILWAY. ~.‘‘ I.QTEK2I EXTENSION. .:........t." roodl to tato CITY to 32 wont., .I. ~.. ) Twit. t.). 11, , turn Twk. t.) , 11,1 MO. lot ti. Id 94 tl. 33 C i A. .. ~; At ail Lemma. in 3 vole., pont THROUGH FLOOD and FLAME: A Nova. Haeliald Deers, No litirliAgiourdiett. :THE INSURRECTION IN SPAIN. MIDDLESEX. The Barrister sits at the vestry-ban, Bancroft-roe'l. Mile-end-road, to-morrow (Friday) for the revision of the lists of the parishes and extra-parochial places in the dis trict of Mile-end. THR LANCAHHIRE LABB, at s quarter to 8 . " The demcarlattlens bt Savour cd • T. Lbucudibil Ls' ant loud and 11111/111M0111.."—TWIlla. Now weedy. in I vela, larwe peat Sim Pe., ENDU RE BRAMAN UNDER the TUDOR& Br H. R. Pux Boum, Antic, of Naiads klemilimika" .• Me Boors* bee prottewel • most attractive book ea • meet at tractive saideel"—lielly News. Riekard limitier. New Pertinktow-etemi• _ (1111000/1 111:0113r11 AGENCY.) 1.0 I't)I.ITAN HAILWA Y. Nt I S ERN •t. • t II .elt *trete to the CITY In 3 , minute, • .1. un Return Tsatetin 11 I. CI. fd 41. I I (1. t.tl .. td. ..... . TOR LANCASHIRE LAM, at • quarter to 8. At other Uwe the enthusiasm ourgoot h. :Ltr 4 ;,..i t tontroie AM bents of &gramme, ahem% Aont tracing a nt " e "d the more. of the hero and MMAIM"—The Wow. from the Guts. FINSIIIIIIY. T UE LAI% TABIIIRE LAf3B, at n quarter to 8. "The piece throughout weffectively soled. sad 04 au "UMW 111 " 81. 01 th• Piot Meg. Jul outhouse la pergetual state of excitement"— illustrated Laudon Now. NSW NOTELET THE AUTHOR:OF IJNOLE At an Übratita, in AB M past Ivo, A LOST NE: s Novel. `1 Ds J. MISIUSAI la P. Aatha3 at ••trnal• wow. a.. Haehant lkalky, New Earilaainvatrwat. t; ()P(II,ITAN RAILWAY. "I h.. W WCTENPION • I\.: It I 11-4.: 'IEto ti.e CITY ID 2: minute*. J.- urn.) 11ekrui It Atari T.oliete. • I . ..hi el O. 7.1 0 l' 0 I. I TAN RAILWAY. Tlir WI:STERN EXTT.NSION 1 Y'%%.'TEIL U.. CITY mYi musutes. Return Tlrkett a :14 11. lot 11. St CI 311 Cl. 441 IR. Od. 11d. . (It meral Illessorr- 'A ICH UNION FIRE OFFICE.- -The .. of t`v• ll•fturtion of Thity to la. M. pm mot la t tr:th ttu. , Company. • . . i.e !tours ayylain of tin. Norwich .• n duo4l to a nunimum amount 1. 11,11111 are m soo ow* Waiter than thew ehaggod • • .p.. 1 1110. • rn - tt; g .01.mn . ' O Noir in•turra. ‘..pply at tho donety's Oakes. W. reeteetre TMs.ar.et, IC °ranch. iT. Furnished. a large ROOM as R. 41 . , • Room. owtoble for a Oent.lonion. "rains lire .A .' a mils - ay 01,..t:0n.-0. tiroovroorpork. sit, PORTER. Mestruz.r. or tarp 010 C tsv a Yaw M. ai..,(1 mam..l 6. Trare good - ••• • `...t —Adarrea IC. ROWE. t)NEY.-1:20 to iSOO ADVANCED imme- A. o on farrow:v. without removal. publicity, or law o o••• , 11 or repaid by carry iaotalsumute. Nu chars. at all it de. r: • • : pow cent ;for 1100 slit i Zt i .z . tl . 2 st the ESTATE OFFICER, I. Pont WC. Advancer. on lesore. far Patties. a.. SAFE INVESTMENTS for CAPITAL k 1 vtd• ndo cores'. If' to 91 per cent per &Juntas on outlay . Isc .1 SHARPS 1N VESTME.NT CIRCULAR (Dwn trew s . V, U tor-er Number now re.rly. CAI - : r..LISTS. SHARI-HOLDERS. IN VD , ro'. Tars - I%mq. • d the alx•ve Curnlor Pfc. voltabie. aod rehoble guide. GRAN IL: 1: ARP and Co .Sharewnkers. l' ultry. London ANDERTON • S wiTh I', FISH an.l r. H 0 T E L. I.INNFIZ tlAl. !. •• • .. - •.• • • : tt:•• 1 . ..W1142 ellt S. N.. • W::: ry rhl•- r•IIERRY. Pale or Golden, 214. per r • ... r unprwt«.l . t f•oni J • A tu. 1 Yr,. • a •It Wit. • In- r •• 9 • • • .11 ft.rah•r ..•-rawite ino., 0.1 •. • r t) tL, urp• i'IIYTILIAN and SUNS, -t d A% a !t1 It Pt 01:T. 21 , .. per don n. or 12 , . per gAllou. ro t from t.p.rto ?fend. map'• s• : • . .m,! ?Al:re/Al/1/ 4t• , rwant .1. • r.., ; •• f y lull. !loor.. YH It• If• inr.t 1..k. , N0. I 2. Wi+t Strand. W • - lINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. t • TH - BLIN F...XHIBITION. - rel-bat.d el Ikir,ll WHISKY gait -4 the DYBLIN P` : .AL —lt is rum. mad. mellow, deliebetut and very n.,. tottlee. 3s. bd. each, at the retail houses to 1. • : 10 az. et, in the Drinrspsl towns in England; se v. .• •hl. ht 6, ter, at Wuidadil-strvet, Lund ,, n. W.—Observe the e r• -• ; lat- 7. rmd rori branded "ILine.hatis 1.1.. Whisky... I.XYGE_NAILD WATER.—Sleeping in London d•-r.r.e i# sot like oleeplaic in the fresh air of e•••.! • .i at r•ln 'Loa and inmecratir.g cte may be obtained b. • of o?.yernabted t:• alb tress the L,L- L. •I- A 7 , ; •N ti-ACRE, or thmagh any trams% la eases rat ta.,..A.g ru bottle. 1j WPM COMPANY'S EXTRACT of MEAT. .. PAPA! EXHIBITION. 1647.—TW0 GOLD lOW CALI loN.—Nea• fer.u:n• without Baran Lir.4. Q. Inventor% siguatur., to..ag raJ are* jar. serezapatuai alt fall dins tsara for L.e. Bold by all Dalian varehotaam.. chemists. mid grocer& Great (.011011.• ,nrro , •rnort :n s.‘.k.rlr - 91'1'1.1:S11E1i anti OLENNY, OUTFITTERS. (, y owtor.tohm.nt Is Lohdos. ore door to SOMPIIP:e t r••• N of f• r .1,7 7 4111 ..I •.1 ; t‹. ltdr. ('hits. and the Colefool, be for I. an.:: R uDGELS's IMPLOVEMENTS in Slll'llll. prrtaral•r• pg.!? fro.. Sarin P1...m• at. i 11.1.oure F. Tr.. 4 fur 1.1. e Ouruilt27. 1.. n .•• • ' N. e Y 4. t'.• half.dowah. Rs and. . IMPROVED Z‘ituirr Yr. Lt. Marta.**.:ao4, (.1.41.ng Leadaa. e. Tv,'" TELEE PIGEON 4. riEk: ani CO DTERA and CLIANTIM. L.,1• B. 1./.l...ter.square; irt ....4`!,-.4t K- , .4-e.. r•t,111,714. OAKEY*6 CABINET GI.AS PAPLII, Emery 10.0. k L.rd, &•?. A:iltY KSIFE BOARDS, X fr tl.ru 1. 4.1 a. CAI LY S ELLINGTON liNI FE 1 ),„ • GI 1... a:. 4. ea -a. LAKIN S 'non-nier r r : ami r.. 1•, •IV L". r.• • j KL-1 itbri u .:•, I ,n~(\ 1.. -I.xhil.:Tl ,11 : I.I.IAIiD ALE or !. I .~, .1, al% ,r.u.w!rs, Cr.l:-.1 Al. C.k •E WA teilEi • • : • a•! Pr.,. 1! !..a, • :6. S COAL.--(iI:W.UE J. COCI:KELL &Li Co. f'+o 7 Y• -• CUALS.-Tim CLAY CitOS74 COMPANY .;;. }r'•=. tt..,r C011.n., st Grose.—Thell*4, a•. •,' to %%, Z... Vr ton; v , •13(1% lri. 04411 oa —0: r. to CULLY 01'110E. 11 ET:II.IIOOII.PLAGE, A111...-ft.,Al), W. HOWARD,. SU ItO LON DENTIST, Atr.• 1. A from. 1• •al Pr.*. 1%. I; • •• 4 11 ..\ll !I al, . t.• 10: 0 an , 1 city •. ;.I • r •3. .1 lot 1;.,A Nl,' 01. v, :10, or 1.1 :11 11. 1: .1 '••I •.• • .; In kloi I •- i•! u. ,sr th.• 2.1.• th. .1 t L • - IA .1: :J .: A*4 ap• j.: fru4r t, the L. . A lt •:• A.: • t %a I : ~[ ll •la r.ne.,••• twt. pit•. ,, y 11. :.• kr..l t..• Pr VA hlt t•u• 6, • . , Pr, u- :Lux. liwdby charollta a . ; :• r A•k 1 , .. Vow's" • - n. •.? r~llll\6 L\ll Q`lll:l..y. A G '. A AMA 1t1.1.1.A ro•-toree the Human Hair U. •. • T TW, ro.tt•r at wha• ay« La'e at latly-th, with OP aid of one of 0.11•1. f 1.• .i. 01111• lit F Aurirg:ting this nowt ..11.0..d. It is now aft.red to the in a MO". loi tn. ar.d at a loser unco.—baicl u bett:ea, 3s. seo-b; also, Pi.. 7r , ; VI. each with t0t0.14 Lull pv. twat Asscl.prorass, P 3. Upper n■illesstreet. 4,4 S ALMON, ODY, and Co., 292, STRAND, _____ PA TENT TRUSS YAK ER$. ITTUEES.—By Royal LPtters Patint.— % MTE'S NOC.11•111 LEVER TRLIII (perfected sag n :1,1t•.: in the Exhibition., 111•1 end luta, ie allowed by upwwis elf 're ra. deal men to Le tie met elective invention in the car. t, •f Hernia. Me use 4.1 a Keel spring. •• *NM ...1 in iv effeete, es Lere ave3ded. • sett bandage Wag were , e ,, e the 104, while tae requisite !misting, power I. supplied by ta..al•c•lLA to PAD and P•Tillt Ut= with ire sure emu e , ..: • i.... 101•1 th at it cannot be di:Weed. /eV be worn deg uc A dewmptire circular may be land lm id the truce le , by pest, so tie cirsensfereons of the two inches •the Lips, L onna sent to Me seeker. Ur. Rink tse. -}", • •••:•,,,, Priem 110 a, 4.1., and Ilia. Mb Postage. iL A. t y isIJJCAL TRISTA so the seam principle. j()ZEAI7'S COPAHINE.—Ia ehronie er recent eon la sleeted le ay snood* id Dia dire Af. y Playeasoor' Anelnlnf.-41•M by_ KU riopeetablo • !•• . amoral Depot, ia Peri*. al 011Prei G ra&f" .• . • • . al, r'.. liostmortre, ta Lemke. U Je."'" r. , • 4..wriet. O. Hoyatortiet. _ _ 1A ITl * E.—llie I.ETTUCE contains an active 4 pru.,114. t. latartne, width remeame all the onet.hing prlc- P' ol *. watheat dendeda.—ltr. G. J(/7-IFAU, Fr•alb `/F 1 . 1 " , • H. Haymarket an.. a array eel Pate at lutes `•r 1F 1 t..• • , 1.4E4 reediewadad by the Madasal Profession ter .4 F•rabelatia bad all chart stratileas. arlatb St dd. hs .sea, W. rate. kr ]heel. ism aa a 1/1" i44. )if IiANIiir:LION anti QUININE 1.1 l F.l: t mercury . 1; t•• I.'. 1.•+l s u 17,t ~,4 INIFIGESTI I iN • 1 . • • • •• 1.1. 4v lc , elan's), eu.r. 11 41 FA: 1 PICITY it FE. —Nature's Rtimmly " !., t:W ewe of ell re rwaul• atlmeutu, Judi t• • • • i„ ... • r , 1 . ,,„ •• op:13UB, t0dati0...... ate . by • • 1.1 1. , •1111f; •46./rm. 1,61.-11eopply the •)-. 1 ..• r. • k • •'). us. , l t ..11./.uut wounktooo, lest, 11. • t • . 444-1.114 fruu. ir.n 0, write.— , • • • L.., MI. , Mt, 11, 0iftrit4i4 , 68:444. Bkiloosibery, MI:. IFITIIE LANCABIIIRE LAI3B, at a quarter to 8. "on tie wend represemtatles wee rewired with *VMS greater applause than on the evening or produetton."—liallr Telegraph. TiIILANCASHIRE LASS, at a quarter to 8. keg nip nay be predisted the pies., sad. who!! rades , line sloth. N wth ss path • b ats ' we ' O Ba —Daily News. ri'LLNC.At3IIIILB LASS, at a quarter to 8. Altoßth.T. *dela' from the interest of the plcoe, the Wiese, al the settee. awl the baltutr of the sormary. to my f A o=o: the lame and nightlyMerassais audiences. The Ism' will form • mums of attraction for aa tong • period as any drams that has lately been prodmeil."-8 AGRICULTURAL HALL. ISLINGTON. Laseui—Mr. CHAELKS GUMMI& FAIRY PALACE CONCERT% lIVISMY IVICKING. Elta=. Mr. GOPTRIE has much pleaeure in iitat that the distill. ruebed latiFte, Mr SOUS Reeves, will .u y at a eartaiu number of Cone. rta. I.icishart. Symms Sena Scalchi, Mr. Vernon Blain Mr. tieorge Pesters , Mr. J. ti. l'stry, and lbetuaii Patey; Mr..). M. end Mr. Levy are ale:. engaged. The Oreheetra seminar* members of the Goya Italian Opera. Ile r Majeety's Theatre. and the Philharmonic Societies. The Military Maeda under the direction of Mr. Fred. Godfrey. l - ollaUCtOrf, Mr. Benedict and Mr. Charlie tioltriat TlA.rytnahasent department under the management of Mn.ess Spurs and Pond. Poore opts at seven; eernmenee at right. Admindon, One WI. line; evened seats, M. 6d.; oreheetrr stalls enumloeere.l and re ; to be obtained at the hall: of Memze. Keith and Proem, themeide; and at Mr. Austin's Ticketeadiee. St. James's. Nall.Piersidley. PROGRAMME for TO-MtiliT (Thumbsy) : Mr GLEN W t:SLEY will pivot& at the Organ from 7.1 d to s. and pertonst vant.ua w leetadta on Messrs. Bryceson Brothers' Oman. l'art I. Mann. r " Quadrdle". laa Vie Yalu.. Lne," Chate.u. - t, Mr. F. H. Mayeeerk t • VAIN% "fie he;" Ana, "Ceuelen!..lo.' tLehors Sotto Seale•to: ttelo. •• Lery•otora." Br. \.w /Wird. "LA.tU Y 11.11. k. LLebhart: ele•lortron. • burr. fart r••••••••01t•11. ..“1141/.1 Gernaan dom. Irnbehari: New Vats.. .•e;slaireo;' . (told, puino. f o rte, l'o:eq:atsc,- M.lilr. Skews swowl rhipedirSir, at ttovar : Bnndiat. t& . ,k3afetll." Signors SA* Attalclti •• t t..r. Mr CULLTI,I4 TIIC Denscu lltuo:r and. r ettertlem Mr. 11,1, .1 0 ,M m y. • T HE MESSIAH, TOMORROW.-AGRICUL -11•HALII Ali- In ron•.ouut•nee of thp imuten,p tatanraa 11 I 1.11 att• nd. d tIo l.n.t terfonounet. of II arolol'A (trawl Or.storio 111 E 311.2te1AH. by yonoral ,blare at call be ki.Ll'EA'rElt 1i mtll s ßt 1W IA EN IXu, tktoler 2. leer. open at rev..n. Att lt.tte - Madame- Ruderelerff. Maclaine Roby Barnett. Madamo l'atey. and Mttdr. Lolloutzt. Mr. Vernon itattby. and Mr. J. O. I .iry. truth full Orrlo •••tra and Chorut, upward@ of performers. Conouctor. Mr. Ilenehet. I'm at. bezte ; U.; reser, ed Peat.% 5,.61 Adrnienon !••Tor..nfr. Tirl•ir at all tho bbraro •••. .at 1.11.• Mat 0t1i01.41 .I,trarre an Tlarlontetroet, L rerpool-road and at Mr. Austat nut, areal Tu let 'Aare. Pircatblly, W. Ll O 1 AL ALHAMBRA PALACE.—Three BA , 8411. to. Promenade Omelet Band of Kt Basta at S. L. Boz-othee oyrn from 11 to 4. 'IR. CHARLES DICKENS'S FAREWELL RI:AMMO at eh. latareee Hall.—on 11176. Z DA IN ENING wit. Oet , ,ber 6, llr. Char!. Dickens will real hie lAA TOR IdAßltioLl) mut the TRIAL from PICKWICK. matt nee at e. eau ; ; halaony. le. Ttek at Chappell and C 0 .'., 36, New ti Butlatieta; aud at Austin P. Pieeadally. GREAT FIRE in SHOREDITCII. IMPORTANT TIRITIMONIAL. "76 anted Shoraddeth, Inh Juno, 1a66. •• John Braeher, late Wm. Ha r r and don. 67. thansonatred. " titr,—We hove much pleasure in informing you that the Ftre. proof Cafe we pnrchaeal of you some time NW* pnaerved it. eststeuts from the effects of the nee which entirely gogroyed our the rught of Tuesday, the 6th inst. 14 7: The outside of the Safe must have been redatot, fudging from On appearance when taken out of the Are. " Tcu are fully at liberty to 'midi& thin letter. We are. yours. he, ,ndigned tioppy. I.;Twitiekol. and (I.. " JOUR ERA. HER. late WILLIAM MAUR and tiON, 67, Cannt.n-stmt. E where the lode Inns w" n. • TIIE EVENING ECHO. READ the NEWS of the WO1tL1), the beet Weekly Paper. In all the bhigdotas of the world, 111 all the title* of England, in all th e cities of tland. in au the cities of Ireland. In all tite towns and villager of the United Kingdom, the NEWS of the WORLD largely eventated, thus presenting a medians for advertising that II not equalled LS any other newspaper in the world. 'HIE HAI LWAY.—The Position paid Pro.i rt,“ 1 the Propt rty.—ftertt IIEttAPATH'it JUI•R\AL ot rivzt IAII IiDAY. Thrtrpetv v. a. }lv4 Ltult•e”tut. Vlavnetnart. L.C., and al: 1.1..0 • &amts. JOURNAL of th, , INSTITUTE Of ACTUARIES. 1.1.1111.. P•r Inc. 10,71• 1- Pr /,`,.• If.mar - nes A. n , .unt ..1.73m..1)14•nn, FR R. m. T.,! . • 1, -Oh 161.1,114..1t0gi t•• :atilt either ilo tain. 1.1 LLC hana.er of VA) W. Lt.. to b.. made Uti•li r u. I of. ••,1 ..f 11... 501.07 Uldr, r..t3 -On the IhstrthuLun 1 . 1.4.1, 11. 11-tu..l 1,..,....n• • :•tx .• 11 • M V i. , •I Ti Pr 'LI. m ulk the It. , i -T .111, all- I , p:1;11/...•• • y,.,1 I •., • urn i 1:14 , , , • t 11. • • .% -'• Ws I liw 11.,11.- IA I 0,1 ( 1...!.• 4 1114.11.11wm LArt•.”. t, th q ,u, for ;'. n A•-`' , dt • fICCHEFOI - CAULD'S 'FIt.kNCIS, DUKE VAX IN! t .1 SIIIIt.kL It} Fix, W.th 111.1% I •. 41.• 4 112 SIL,I.r L. 4 11.4L1XLA.5. 14.4.4411.4t 4 41 . 4.14.•1-.1)14,- Liu. r • " A N..w LY - VELI.I IsItUUKE r f t.'• •• 1 i.r tot 11:n." &.: 11..iltf.t1-n•••:•• t I. \' , ,a q) , ohl.L:1" 14 1 RANCKIE1.1. 1' S COOK'S 01:1 Ire:. Twenty tha , • Lild t:.• 1 al. I luny ti( ItANi Al LI MODERN COOK. S.••••n ,,, onth E .( AA) %% 11:\T lr. Do WITH THE Mr.!) MI - TTON 7,0 1.1.11.4),1 DIANI,-Ik O).C. s; 1:1•11A1 I A: . .T.10) , ,K. 11. E.,, URI .4 FIiENI II t UUKEI Y tts !Juttl w Iturlit•tt•ei ft:rut t. A: 1.11.14 n. e, on 3 e t a., t WORK-A-I)AY BRIERS. kty .11.. A utlior " The Tr, .ihooetasiaa." •• A o.t.a own tf,et...lly hieh, withont natohr a oet,atteo.u.l amount .4 • leotozetot, ereat, a healthy 4411 I, UV. Irt , T. ht. 11.. /11,11101.10...1 . .1 root p 0f...11y iwtutul, a quality us a modern novel of eatta me 1/•11.) - .*— II I. 111. - ) I 11.1,tley. Nev . Tlurlirortron...treet. a Novel r. ni4, in 1 sot Mn. with map. Dn., INE YEARS on tho NORTII-WEST FROX 4.1 TIL/t n 1 INDIA. from II ,St to WA. By IJ. .t. hyIiSLY COTTON, K.C.B. I ntn.y, Ni.or biorlingtonntr. t. . _ BICKIAN 8 (YRANK) CURIOSITIES of N AT L7RAI. Fir-% Seriee.-Rate, serpents, Monkeys, An. te. ~, , r. rst t sate, Rtecleo, Worms, Ho4e. ir,. rte. Third N. n, a. Twere, owes, Porpetww, We., 1 vole. Its Nao hurl Bentley, S a w Iturlanwtoa-ethwt. TUT Rev. Dr. C UMMINIFS WORKS on PROPHECY. 1. THE GREAT TRIBULATION (X)MING on the EMIT& Thirt. • nth thete-wiltt, S. 111 E GMAT PURPAILATION; or, Redemption Drworeth NOt h. te. 3. THE GREAT CONSUMMATION; or, the Milleolal Rost 04 He hurl Bentley, New Burlinwtonetreet -•- • - - bIeCAUSIAND'S WORKS: A- , I FARMUNS in STONEY. 4.. Eleventh Thousand. • ItAM and the ADAM ITE. .1. LAST DAYS of JERUSALEM and ROME. two, lee Richard Bentley, New Burlington-Motet. In of vols. f , otaall Nell,. ~ TiliElts pd.) 11181'0/Ll' o the GREAT it L.N I 'll 1t1..V(4.1 5 ;TION, trona 1716. to 1/001. By K. Tsisea. With 11 hn. I:noway:Boo e.nd Po/Unita of the must eatinunt Pur eors.g. • I Now .1111 i •• The u.. k oel 1.171/Ulof rood hintorannl sten no.tte. ItiAmaLd pot.liosher in ...Lunn to her Korotl• In 5 sob., crown tiro, *rah IS Illustration*. Si... AUSTEN'ti (MAN JANE) NOVELS. A onniplite Weary Edition. Vol. 1. Sem , and ntn.l.aut). 1 Vol. 4. tiorthangnr Abbey and 2 En.zoa Pentuasion. .. 3 Maiiiineld.parli. i " 5. Prids and Pirjudin.• J. Itiebeisd Boot toy . Now liwriww6...u...". • New Mitten. with tiny...rota INortrailit, erown 44.. T HE LIFE of OLIVER. CROMWELL. Hy M. RlnhnA B, p. 04141,1.1 ohlinarr Mw1'.1.1% In crown h. n, to., with = Portrnit., TlLit: LIVE of hfAltY (~lIIEEN of ;010111. ii ) M. 16.•hrtd 11 , 1 , •nt N.. Ilorlinennwtra+-1. yin*. 'early, in I yeti. ileuiy Nvn, 144., 11 . I 1 IiTOX ICA'. ENNA YI4 on LATTER T I MEM. is> J. VAN Pit** r. fr;tliti d In the Might ilin. Mir Enter sip 11/.3 n. Eurt., )(ALM. '••I hi ii..1.1)101.• -I. Lill% b.. d a to r. mist uir rtightit .nd. %twirl n..•. Von P.s.t oats linhl hi. era•l 1,0 1 i 104 . 10011 VIVA I 14.11: b 1• - ,) 24..1.1'. awl Ma• 4salsey. '17..• 0.1 l• rola lest I. • V 44..0 atn►.. lIN AA tie• heat, unit Il.nt a barbs r. th.• bu t ot 5.11. 11. W ra,ry .11,1* :A.M.ir•Lty N.l/I llurlingtas+fteet• NEW MALL BY THE AUTHOR or " APA•HIR LOVELL." At all Lebrun.. In i Volt poet et.% STEVEN LAWRENCE, YEOMAN : a Novel. By the Author of Archie Lovell." '• • Streut Lingoes' le so good a naval as to be on the Two el bring a groat onr."— Daily Neva Rtrhard Bentley. New Surtinertanateret. At all libraries, in t solve, poet FLIRTS and FLIRTS; or, a Season at Ryde. Tbie novel IP inueb better than de title. As a reales of the 'hitting, varying, brilliant, idle eirowd who saunter thermal the P. aeon ad Hyde, wearying thrsaselve• in the pursuit of plasastint. it in certainly eh ver."— Athenaeums. Riebard Bentley, New Iltulingtonetreeer NOTICE. —THE AUTHOR'S DAUGHTER; the new Novel, by the Author o " Tender and War," •• Mr. Hogartb's in." &r.. as Dow ready at all [Abram. do 3 vols.. peg bag. Itselntrd Bentley. Hate ibuitogtonntreet. TITE SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION. BIRMTNOIIAM, Se.rr. 30. The council of the association met this day, and awarded the prize of 2W., offered by Mr. W. IL Lloyd for the essay containing the best and meet feasible plan for the temporary employment of opvratives and workmen in casual thstrev, which is to be read in one of the suctions to Mr. Arthur Arnold. This afternoon Divine service was held in St. Philip's ('Lurch, and a t.etteon was preached to the members of the association by the Bishop of Worcester. In the evening the members nail a-vo,siates visembled in the Town-hull. when the Eiul of CARNALVON, the pre side lit of the year, delivered an aeldrese. Lord Houghton moved a resolution in acknowlelgment f the r.erviees of the late Lord Broughiun. whi , :h woe ~ • tult it by Mr. Daniel. Q.l'. The prone. dings cloeci with a vote of hnok.. tnov.d by the tanyor, and Pe t ontled by Mr. Kit.nainl, M.P.. to Lord Carautrvon for hu athiree, THE CtilleVEss DERWE.NTw.kTI;It •\ - It HER Et. 7•11.1..— 'I . in ...ley neduing great excitement was et mon a d in the ueichleeirhood of ltilston by the appear aide id .dacha, Ct,witt :et of Ire, wentaliter, with a retinae of 'CI vahts. at the baronial castle of Ler awe dore. I tidi OM Ca He. awl at one taking pe-•e.sion of the rid ruin. Iler ladyship. who is a tine looking, elderly lady, woe dressed as an Aiedrian military uniform and wide a x wiittl h) In r side in the t unproved fashion. She was rweieulaii:ed, us car once said, by several 0:- tailors, who were not long in titileieliag the waggon lirel 01 furniture which they had brought with them, and quit kly deposited the various goods and ehattels in the old castle, the roenie of whieh. us -t of our readers art use wi hoed roofe, but it plentiful supply of etteit turpaulinge, which are peva! , ii for that purpose. will sue as wake the apurtievets habitable, if not it., 140 table na three which the reiiiiti,s has just loft. In the rout-e of Tuesday morning her ladyship was visited by Mr. C. G. Grey. the reeriver to the tireenwich Hospital estates, who infernal her she was trespassing upon piopetty of the isdniiinsionere, awl that he would be obliged to rellort the c.reumstanee to their lordships. Ilia ladyship teeeived Mr. Croy with great courteey. She in lot mod that pee 'Altman she was using der the &dynce of litr legal advisers, and was quite 'inland to defend the legality of her process I logs. of the principal room have already been hung with the Itenyentwater family pictures. to some of which the iseinte-s bears a marked nsemblance, and the old baronial flag of the unfortunate family already Seats proudly from the summit of the line, though old and dilapidated tower. Those energetic prectedings of the countess will no doubt soon be tine , - tirdied by the authorities in London, and we shall ware have their legality tried in a court of law. One, however, tannot but express a hope that the countess will have every fairplay, and that if abe has been kept out of possession of what is properly her own, reparation will be at once made, and thus end one of the darkest chapters in the history of our country by a becoming act both of equity and justice.—Nertherss Daily I.:xpress. THE IRISH numerous and influen tial meeting in favour of the proposed measure for the disedablielinieut and dieendowment of the Irish church was held at the Corti Exchange, Dorchester, yesterday. The attendance was one of the largest ever known m Dorchester, and included a number of gentlemen from all parts of the county of Dorset, whilst the proceedings throughout were eharacterwed by a tow of respectful firnintus a n d detertninutiou. Thu chair was taken by Mr. Matthew Deverieeh, J.P., who opened the proceedings with some well-timed remarks upon the gravity and im portance of the approaching onsie, as to the result of which he eutertailicaud not the slightest doubt. The meeting was subsequently addreeteed by the Paw. E. Merriman. of Dorcder ; the ltev. Charles Williams, agent of the Liberation Society, Southampton; Professor Itogers, liridport, and other gentlemen. l'he epee/ter set tot th the injustice which was being done to the sister country, in maintaining by state aid a church which had altugellier failed in her object as a iniesinuary church; and it was urged that if the emoluments of the state were withdrawn, it would he the means of infusing more real Clirielian work into the ministry. A number of fee* were stated to disprove the statements advanced at the chianti and state meeting held in the name ball a few days previously, as to the title of the Irish chervil to the ruilevymente she posse :ssed. and the Meeting WPM urgoul' nron to give its, cambia aml hearty support to thee, can &dubn during the aiming ulrctiuo who worill.l proud.. to support to their utmost Ibe I:lemurs., which have been in augurated by Mr. (lbulatone. 'Phe poweeslings through out were et the most demonstnttive and en thietiastie cha racter, and eonlial vote 4 of thanks were passed to the grlitlemeir who Ls t sae Incidly explained the fails of the question, wish Wl . l* before KO little known among the Eedev to o th's 0114 lorinekreper • t in the twee-roil • .1'11,41, and mel d, Di. that areerig debits-1i and • i•r, oit e Per many of Ile,. ..re. I Ids.. iris! Pi.:ll Killer, wet elle ▪ r it iteli•pe LIB ill the tee.heitte ler:. We have itlw..ys towel it effectual in dWrrlirea, tlytenta , ry, and t'hVlrra, as well as neuralgia."—N. Y. Excellsoner.—lAdvt.l itaz FLIGHT OF THE QUEEN OF SPAIN. BAYONNE, Burr. 90, 2.67 r.*. ; Queen Isabella is now here, and is going to Pau. PARIS, Barr. 90, EVIINING. The Moeiteur du Seir says :—" The telegraph las brought the following serious news from Madrid under yesterday's date—' The Official Oa- NM announces that a first engagement has taken f i l=t o ietween General Novaliehes and Marshal , at the bridge of Aloolea. The forces of Omani Novaliches, who was wounded, have en inpect upon the battle - field.' news was flowed by a proclamation, calling upon the in bitimts to preserve order. Great agitation pre vails at Madrid, and flags are being carried about the streets bearing the inscription, ' The Sove reignty of the People.' The troops ore confined to their barracks. The Etenclatd confirms the intelligence of the Queen having left Man Sebastian for France. The Temps mentions as members of the Provi oional Government Jost Oloraga, Pignerola, Itivero, and Canto. Tie Press, says that the Provisional Govern ment unanimously rejects the plan of a repub lican form of government. The Count do Monte violin arrived in Spain to-day. Count de Oirg nti is said to have been uncle prisoner. According to the Goutois, Tarragona, Pigueras, ifierona, and the whole province of Saragowia, rsive pronounced f t or th the revolution. t The same raZhal f a Xano and a Gt e mert e i Ti l No gi vali men ches was not a severe one. The Firmlard gives a denial to rumours of an approaching change in the personnel of the French embassies at foreign courts. 13AYONNE, Sion. 30, 7.50 P.IL Queen Isabella left San Sebastian this morning, and was accompanied to the frontier by Spanish balberchers. Her Majesty breakfasted at Rend aye at 11 a.m., and arrived at Biarritz at 2.25 p.m., where she had an interview, lasting 15 minutes, with the Emperor Napoleon, the Empress Eugenie. and the Prince Imperial. She arrived at Bayonne at 2.45 p.m., by special train, accompanied bY the Prefect of the Lower Pyrenees. Senor Mafori travelled in the saute carriage with her Majesty. The Queen was received at the railway station of this town by the sub-Prefect, the Mayor, and several members of the late Spanish Ministry. Senor Gonzalez Bravo bad five minutes conversa tion with Queen Isabella. The royal family will inhabit the Imperial Castle _at Pan. . ~lt is said that Madrid is perfectly tranquil to• day. (POPS, II" AND XCLEAII'S TSMOIPAND.) PARIS, Barr. 3 Evirtrae. Queen Isabella has renewed, and Marsh.d Serrano refused to entertain, a proposition of abdi cation in favour of the Prince of Asturias. Tarra -gona, Saragossa, Gerona, and Figueroa have pro nounced. The Queen has determined to mass the remaining loyal troops behind the Ebro, and transfer the soot of government to Pompeluno. Charles VII. is reported to have arrived on the Spanish frontier. PARIS, Barr . 3 0, S P.Y. Queen Isabella arrived at 10 o 'clock this morn ing at Bayonne. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Scrr. 30.. Count con Bismarck is still at %auxin, but his hcalth is decidedly improved. It is expected that be will return to Berlin during the latter part of October. TIIE GERMAN ARCTIC EXPEDITION. GOTHA. Sept. 30. Intelligence from the German expedition to the North Pole announces the safe return of the ship Germania to Bergen. On the lath instant she reached a point in lat. 81.5. Although the ice and weather have been eery unfavourable for the expedition this year, the results, especially those obtained east of Spitzbergen, will be of great value from at scientific point of view. The ex pedition will go from Bergen to Brennerlt:tveat. fhe vessel mill be available for the next expedi tion. HE liIBTOBJY Nom wBA7. Vol cnw 21.6. el - akßEcz. A - Dr. loge, Ca Salta! Tru W fated by A. W . Walt), wooßlion Bt. Patsy.. Vol " Profteeor Oartitues enninent othttal: • infnalent amayastee for the truetwortluner of his haltott the DWI with wniell hereope lua Wig sad Ws ollantion nide al narrating them nos. bine to mode; It no loos vendable than sound. nohow, Unities elm/there autintatto the Wawa/YAW sad Unpartlably at tailor, sod it is evident hie oympothtos aro on Use side of Judos buinsialty, and propois.' —Athenaeum. fttebsad Bentley. Now Itneßantan.nionot --- STANDARD SCHOOL B0()K8 need at ETON, Ranee, Wlnehader, and 1. DR. XOII3ISEN'S HISTORY of liOreiransliteed by Hr Rev. NV. P. DICKINOP. (Newnan. Yids. I. and IL, ; YoL ILL, los. hi_ • Vol. IV. 'WO pliA.l, L DB. CUILTIDIPS HISTORy el Oaxaca Traisolansil by A. W. WANT) PeDow of R. Peter's Oaßese, OantheidlM VOL 1., delay Leo, Ifs. J. A NEW ranAgEownicm. ENBLISH.LATIN and LATIN•EInOLISH DIMIONAR Y. B C. D. Yoitex. Vol. 1., English 7s. ed. ; Vol. 11., Latin. • 7.1. ed. ;or the elide wort soinplete, strongly bound in nein, tones lk. 4. YONOE'S P. 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COMI.IH 11.71 . AS A FLOWER. Richard Deutley. New Ritrlinitionritneet. - - - - • At all Libraries, in 3 vols., post Svo, ASISTER'S STORY (Le Iteeit (Mae Renr) 11111, AVOCITVII CILAT&N. Prom the Preach original by EMILT )1/1.15. •• It s 1ap0..11.1e to marry any ept.vtate Mss of the charms of Ibis book. W. ran ouly reconstarnil thoso of our rowloro who ass not flimsily familiar with it to supply tho shortooriungs a oar ttioism by making arquaintanoo with it for thenwohow This translatnO dowryrs tho tugboat praise a translation ego obtain — that it wakes us tarp t the translatrw. - -elattuday Review. luird Broth 7, New Burliturtonatnot. . _ THE NLW VOLUiILn UY THE DEAN o N or cuicr,ms rr 1 'YEAS of tho ARCHBISHOPS of CAN PHIL- A./ BURY. Vol*. VI. and VII.. containing tho lives of Cranwor and War- Isofw dm, Ova. SUM. &khan' IWv•tley.New Harlinntowotroet. BOHEMIA. PIZAGIT, SEPT. 30. Thu govt ruin( nt iw tilonit to institute at erintin4l prom t utiou tiguitnit Carlinitl Prince Von Schwar z,ui rg, A relibit.ll(p of Prague, arta the other hiaops of Bohemia, on amount of the instructions tietl by flunk to the clergy in reference to the Civil Marriage Law. HAYTI. LIVEHINtOI., SErr. 30. The steamer Venezia.lian, from Port au Prime, has arrived hero. Iter dates from Hayti are to the 7tli inst. ::aluave had recovered posie.sion of the /dim iyal strongholds, and the rebels were de tuorali:eil, and their le alders disunite". The Cairns were besieging Connives by land and by Sulnave had sent provisions to the besieg.,,4l Everything appeared to be in favour of Salueve. The government bail obtained a monopoly fur the cultivation of coffee. Bills on Europe, s 3. INDIA. BOMBAY, Sere. 8 (via Brin.lisi: The assault imd capture of Cabool are fully con firmed. The tioorees have destroyed Arita Khan's fort at Koorum. The Ilimanznis are reported to have refused a passage to reinforcements for Shere All. The tribes in the Black Mountain have ro tes(d to participate in the aggTessive movement against the British. Two most influential Bhoojau Birders have been captured. The country about Keungeaur is settling down. CALCUTTA. Seer. 4. At the ninth opium R►le priuos realizoil 138 rupees above the avoregv. Inquiries instituted show that the outbreak of cholera in some parts of Calcutta WRY mused by the bad state of the drains. Measures have been adopted to pnwent its spreading. The YUIIIL3I expltning party reached Muinglab OD the 14th of July. on its return from its journey to Mandalay. BOMBAY, Sort. 29. 71b. shirtings, 3r. 4a. ; 811 b. ditto, Br. 4a.; 40's mule twist, 115.. market steady. Cotton quiet : Dhollerah, 233 r. Exchange on Landon, ls. 11 7-163. Four per amt. Government Secu rities, 94'4 ; Five per Cent., 1081 ; Five-and-s -nuff per Cent., 114. Freights to Liverpool, 28. n. 641. The latest Loudon date is 28th inst. CIIINA AND JAPAN. HOT O KONG, A 21 Intelligence from Japan reports that mild , , is quiet. Two outrages, but not of a serious diame ter, had been made upon fontigners. The dock at Koulong was opened on the 15th iiist. The Hong Kong and Sluinghue Hunk has declined a dividend of t; per cent. fur the hulf yeur. It is reportisl that the nwitlents of Port May, Eastern Siberia, have revolted, owing to the ltinsitins not permitting them to work the newly direovered gold mines. 7he gold prospects of Chefoo aro unproving. SYDNEY, Anourr 13. The Southern Railway Extension was opened on the Duke of Edinburgh's birthday. The par liament has been further prorogued until the 13th of September. ADELMDF, ADOLF" I' 13. The new Parliament has openod with rather stormy debates. HOBART TOWN, Aueuer 14. The Western Railway works are being oom nienced. QUF. I ' IBI 4FM: There is a ministerial crisis here. Governor Blackwell has been sworn in. NEW ZEALAND. Intelligence from New Zealand states that 150 Maori pneeners in Chatham Island have escaped to the main land, attacked a redoubt, and slaughtered a captain and ten men. Other natives have Bono over and strengthened the rebels. The volunteers are out, and several en gagements have taken place. AMERICA. NEW YORK, SEPT. 30. Closing Prices :—Gold, 1401. Sterling sr/change on London, 1081 ; 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 112,!,; ditto, 1886, 1091; 10-40 ditto, 104. Illinois, 146; Erie, 47. Cotton, Middling Up land, 261. Petroleum, standard white, 30. Flour, extra State, 7 dole. 700. to 8 dole. 300. Corn, old mixed, 1.16 dol. - - THE NEW MIDLAND RAILWAY STATION. There is a story of a man who was so eager to occupy his new house that he moved into it before the builders had reached the top story, his act being rewarded with an accumulation of discom- forts and miseries which would have boon avoided by the exercise of a little patience. Whether this anecdote is to be paralleled in the case of the New Midland Railway Station in the Euston-road remains to be seen, but we cannot help suspecting that the Midland Company have been somewhat premature in announcing the opening for this day. The station is not more than two-thirds com pleted, and for several months to come the whole of the working arrangements must necessarily remain of a temporary and makeshift character. The noble frontage overlooking the Euston-road has yet to be erected, as have several por tions of the aide-walls, and most of the rooms required for booking and other purposes. In fact, the only really completed portion of the structure Lis the ironwork of the gigantic roof, which formitaconspicuous feature, seen either from Pentonville-hill or Gray's-inn-road, its colossal dimensions utterly eclipsing the once monster pro portions of its immediate neighbour, the Great Northern terminus. Viewed from the interior, the incomplete condition of the station becomes less appartnt than when beheld from outside. Most of the various lines of rails—thirteen in number — have been placed in permanent position, and four of the five prest platforms have been constructed for the pester part of their length, so that, so far as all •p purposes ape concerned, the northern end—that farthest from the Euston-road —way be said to be completed. It is to this por tion of the station that the whole of the passenger traffic will be confined until the other portions of the structure are sufficiently advanced to admit of being used. The room now employed as a booking - office for passengers will ultimately be devoted to the re ception of parcels ; and the rough-looking refresh ment-bar, which at present disfigures the depar ture platform. will be removed as soon as the spacious ntreshment-rooms are completed. In the meantime, Messrs. Spiers and Pond may be relied upon for doing their best to lessen the amount of inconvenience and discomfort to which their customer , will nectsasarily tr. subjected. The al•preuch to the station will remain, for the pre :, nt, on the west side, next Skinner-street, and nearly opposite Judd-street, the inclined way leading from the Euston-road to the temporary ls.ol,:r• offices having been duly paved :oel liph; d. The unfinished condition of 1110 station on the side where the arrival platform is situate:l leis tlecoo , rit dot the construction of a tetaparary wa:, 1. both to the south front awl the chief .le mame platform, where weans of sores bc. n tenii.orarily • Wlioli:lion•v: - r, the station is conrol,t,• 1. .1 the whole of the itrnmgemttits aro iu h mum working orikr, it will b 4 the lnrgca, most eo uu:uionx, mid P lif est ufrair of its kith! yit cre . its construction necessitating the of no less than tl.(tst tons of iron. 1A1,000,0410 of bricks. SO,KO cubic feet of dresse•el stone. and we knew not how many thousand feet of glass and thnbor. The transference of the Midland passenger tr:ltic from the Great Northern Company s tormi nus has necessarily occasioned considerable altera tion, in the time-tables, both of the local and through lea senger traffic, a cirouustance of which those intending to use the Miclhuid line should take due heed. It is expected that by bringing the various portions of the new station into use ne they are esunpleted, not only will the transference ,f the extensive Mielland passenger traffic from the. G rent N eerthern line become memo idisliecl wit h r. cut punitive ease, but by the time that the various building operations are ended, and the station cleared of the army of artisans and labourers at present in possession of it, the working arrange ments will have reached the long-desired point combining the maximum of punctuality and com fort with the minimum of intsmvenienee and danger, thus rendering the St. Pancras station the most perfect in every possible respect in the world, and one which we trust will ultimately repay the mealtimes expense entailed upon the shareholders by its unction. RIOTOUS ELECTION MEETINO AT DASWEN. On Tuesday evening an election meeting of • most riotous character took place at Daewoo, in East lonea shire. It was announced that a meeting of the sup porters of Messrs. Milt and Starkie, the conservative candidates, would be hold in the Co-operative-hall ; and when it was whispered that formidable opposition would lie made, the town was greatly excited. Admission was to he by ticket, and a powerful barrientle was erected. More than an hour before the time of meeting a crowd gathered round the door of the forced the barricade, and to the number of several hun dreds entered the hall. Seeing this, the conservatives quickly obtained the use of St. John's school-room. erewds flocked thither, and gathered round the donne. About SOU persona, among whom were many girls, were ad mitted, and the meeting was addressed by the candidates. The mama outside was very great, and many windows of the mom were broken. An attack was made upon the door by an axe, when the chairman called for 100 voluu hats for its protection. A few minutes previous to this Mr. Wm. Gregory, editor and reporter of the Blackburn Simadoefl, a conservative paper, proceeded to the door, intending to loaves Ile bud not got out of the room when by 114 , 111 e unaccountable means he WILK attacked by the volunteers and madly kicked in several parts of the body. lie KM earned insensible to the platform, when it RNA di,VtiVt red that he had born wriously injured. The meet ing was afterwards proccilled with. On the &Mall even hilt an oppusitiOn meeting of the liberals, at which 1,000 w, 4 ,, present, war held in the Co-operative-hall. CRYSTAL PALACIL--01411 SHILLING DAY. EMIT, SEIT. 30.—Adm4sions by season tickets. etc ; ditto on Darneeta VS2 ; total visitors, MPS. . _ } : er 30 yeal4 I lonlit-Han and Co. have eo-operated eitrute, to eupply tea on more stiviuttspeour tom. than by the onlieary channel ; their to ronohee the tionniinier to the rune pure Onto an it baron the purer. am tt W wound to prakeU. .I,Advertbsciosut.) The revising barrister,. Mr. C. Anstey, yesterday morning resumed his revis ion of the lodger bet for the parish of St. Mary's, Islington, at the Court-house, Dun can-terraes, Islington. Mr. Bennett appeared for the liberals, and Mr. Little for the conservatives. Mr. Edmund Kimber, the candidate in the conservative interest for the borough. claimed in respect of a bedroom and study width be occupied in his father's house, at 28,„ Canonbury Villas, and for which he stated he paid a rental of lOW. per annum. The Barrister said be did not feel di iposed to believe the statement appearing on the claim. There must be some mistake. Surely a charge for board must be indsled in the 1001. . Tie claimant was called forward, and examined on oath. Ile stated that he paid the sues of 1001. for lodgings and sitting-room alone. Mr. Bennett said he knew the locality, and was of opinion the rents of the houses there did not exceed Css(. par annum. The Barrister said this claim was to him something astonishing. He asked the claimaint what amount ho paid for his board. The claimant replied that he did not keep any account of the amount he paid for his board, but he should say that, as far as his memory would serve him—and that was a great deal to go by—he paid considerably mere than HU At this point the claimant laughed, and seemed tu con sider the matter • joke, appearing indisposed to reply to any further questions from the court, The Barrister (addressing the claimant) —Sir, you have replied to my questions in the most evasive and unsatisfac tory way. The claimant (indignantly)—Then I shall submit a case for your signature. (Laughter.) The Barrister—Yon are here, sir, upon your oath to speak the truth, and you have not dour so. I will not allow you to trifle with the court any longer, and at once call upon the officer to remove you from the court. The officer was about to carry out the order of the court, when Mr. Kimber made a hasty retreat, amidst the loud laughter of all present. The barrister then struck out the claim. The list of occupying claimants, about 300 in number, were then taken, three-fourths being struck off owing to the absence of the claimants. The Barrister thought it remarkable that, after taking the tremble to make claims, so few of the claimants attended to substantiate them. . . Mr. Bennett thought their absence arose from the want of knowledge that their presence was requisite. 'the lists for Islington were then cincluded. MARYLEBONE. The adjourned revision court for the borough of Ilarvlebone was resumed yesterday by Mr. J. N. 4 imen, at the Wirt-house, Maryieboue-lane. Mr. Tamplin, tha returning officer, and Mr. Greenwell, the vestry clerk, were present. Mr. C. P. Berkeley and Mr. Leonard Friss well represented the conservative interest ; Mr. Bontems instructed by Mr. Harvey Lewis, M.A., supported libend claims generally ; and Messrs. Spencer and Erlye appeared to support the registration of liberals on behalf of Dr. Sandwith. The long labour of refdsion is drawing to a close in the borough. as, indeed, it would be bound to, and by the end of the week it is anticipated that the lists will be completed. At the late sitting of Tuesday evening, which was given specially for the production oaf evidence in doubtful or informal cases, 40 claims were passed which would otherwise have been struck off the list. In the Chrilit Church district, yetterday. a claim was male for lodgings at Lisson-cottages. The collector said thesecotteges were model lodging-houses. Thebarnsteraskedif they were structurally the same aa those which came under his attention on the previous day, the apartments in which. through total severance from the rest of the house, were separate tenements. The collector said he had not been inside the premises, and could not speak as to the internal structure. In support of the claim, it was stated that Lissom-cottages were not structurally the same as other model lodging-houses, hut were old houses which had been bought and renovated by a company, and then let out inapartments. The Barrister said if they were " structurally - old houses the claim was good, but he should adjo , irn the case for further inquiry. A late evening sitting was held for the further conve nience of lodgers, and a late sitting wales° be hell this evening at St. Pancras Westry-hall. :warn BRITIOU RAILWAY.—At the meeting of this corn' any yesterday the directors' report was un ern mou.ly adoi , ted. An audit committee w.si appointed to recommend auditors to the company. and to haw° ac,:es , s to the books and voucher. A sp, tat !mein.; WA , subse quently held, and the creation of 1.009.c;:e1t. delvntave stuck, at per cent.. was authorised. TEE CALEtIoNIAN R.tlLtr the h - yew iy mectiug of shareholders, :rata, gow, the report was Wiaiiititoo , ly a , ~.. ception of the recommendation of a divid,ll,l ..11 0 lei a y stock, which mild not bo paid swing to Mr. eilea . arm diet. The meeting adjourned till o,tot-r I.t. 11All.w AY 01 , 11e'Ett8 .tNI) ),•1A TION.— -t ta,:ht the thit•ct nth half-yeat:y goit-I al nas ling of the members of this Tv 0, id, nt s• c.1,.:y teat Itehl. at the 1 ...; dou Taw. rii, )Ir. 1:,, a. -.....n. in t! tha•r. 11,‘• : o. tof the Coin" '';• • : r,01.. 4 Of I *. oitaati sti ••., tea last, to lewd- ot latv•itg e.. t •., WIT.- of to imals. 11.. ..e I.i I. '1 .1. .lin:h. 1 of 7,t't 1..11s:0111. .! • in•s y. Si 3. attiontit of go. a . - d ' I: tli•, distr.lno.on of th sum c ,Id 1, •t• • a 1. an 1 it was grOlan the know le1 ; ".• ot the e ~..it 1,1 many its tane,•. the sums given 1:: a heva the s. :e of eaving many s fr. :a ut,••c 1.•.::, lett m. si hug tl e tl, erg,. St, ph a •••.1 tl. • , - 001- [Move t•- , aait al,,t, .1 the mm! , r- the sit e , -t re-tilt.. of the lost half year. and they a: .n.v.vle.lz. w. 2 thanks tle...oidwied support of O. 0:d st r. an 1 tlyvers, Oil wills serer.:l it, w on, s, awl (+illy were tiny indebted to the Mer..l.an• !or.: Cont rol" for its donation of guineas. The stunt t • whi.•li the 1..i.e.v..1eht ptiblie had tesp,o.d..l to th app..:l in aid of tho funds was a sat.-far: ors proof of t'..e in creased , mohltnee in the stabilay aid integrity ~f asts. iat Mu. All apulications for -twee less' .en cu te! taint d ; the eLtiuts for death had beeu dal, - met. and athlitit nal funds had been invest.' 1. lite commit:, 0 urgently app,aled to the body of iii,•mber. to wale th., I'c u, tit, of the s. , ciety still tuo:o :ui 1 to t'. a beLeVo:ert pnWie for further holp t ext, !id the -.ohero of its hscitilress. The donation. to the tiaorge S ephett st.ti Fund had amounted to l'21!. 10s. ;Lire geheral note ;It : the donation.: gotimal w.:.1 .Ist. ',"s. 4.1.: minutias paid for death.. es: 11. 3.. ; and giants to speeial cases of accident, It‘ , . Tiro chairman, in moving the adoption of the renut, had ph astute in doing all in his p.wor to beaetit so Meri torious au institution. It was well deserving of support, " C l : ,‘ Ur h t e ort. su ', l .iti l i 4k on e t '‘,.ianut;ilt.oatibariT4eoittv3leiti'll'Cuo4,llbe foi rho for 11 ern in that quarter. [''leer s.l Mr. Dear se •ottao,l the adoption of the report ; and utter a few woral: front Mr. tkerjeant Tindal Atkinson[, nad Mr. Cobbs, -hition. master of the Midland Railway, Sheffield, the Motaiu W:l4 carried unanimously. After the transaction of some other formal business the proceedings terminated with a tote of thanks to the chairman. CIVIL SERVICE AgROCIATION. Tho half-yearly meeting was held on Tuesday evening. at the Whittiugtou Club -11. r. J. M. 4.4.1,1i0 in the ch.iir. The notice convening the meeting having been read, the chair man, in his address, stated that the business of the society had increased to • large extent, as was shown in the statemcnt of the transactions of the last six mouths. .es under: Comas bought, 9,1,401/. 3.. 2d.; F OOd sold, 90,3.`6i. 11d.; stock in hand at cost price. 18.211'. fe. 01.1. The amount transacted dining the corresponding period of ISO 7 being:- bought, 21.131/. 10..'21,1. ; goods veld, 21,942/. 18s. tild. ; st.ek iu hand. I.Bolc 120. Ild. The working expenses during the half ; year were stated to hurt been 01. le. per cent. on the basin-.. done, and the net profit to be 2,11 X. lls. Ild. being at the rate of 2/. 12s. per cent on the amount of th e trading. The report gave general sidisfact . to the members, and • conlial vote of thanks to the chitinuau for his conduct in the chair closed the proceedings. SIR JOIIN COLERUICE ANP 1 - 11 E IRISU CIIVRCIL -A Ifermishir• man, of whom all I:in:WA is proud. the venerable Kir John (\acrid Fe, declared his intention to tote for the hho•ral candidate for the county. in order to expos., his urpioval of the scheme for dirostiailisloug the Irish church. • - - - LONDON EX KRA I. Ott N I nrl4 COM PAN I' (LairraD) —Tut tie rave:iris for w.tk coding Sept. .!:, 10,;t431. 14e. 741 BREAKFAST. EPPS'S COCOA. Invigorating, r ia t=a h ti Propazd . Or milk. Sold in labelled eaabeta-4Ad:ortareasat I BUNTITI.E and Co., Belfast, Arty thtt larp•ilt of %Purity in the world. Thole Old trtrh Whisky 1.• no.oolmt tho tuottioal protoosion to pra`NIMUOO W Frwkolk 1in5...1). nopntioal in coolie mkt o toe h..mo o or exportation. . 0 " - UOIIII on applieutton to Moore. lams ine and tNa. Betters; of t. lioathertbnildtass, etrarat. Drachm. W.0.-4Adverlaserast. I I ,. , 4 ! 1 i „, , 1,, i. , ; 1 I II; • i 1 1 , • , s N .. I 1 . ! I I