The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-01 00:00:00

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Wrest Mosiors te•WATKIVOID sod COM to MILFORD 11•111‘. mod Yip palmtd mad oloorre rill a Ctimion at loyhai. tail, wow w Waserionl tree 6.38 `t u, OYMT. Asir war =Ala Ilts040" ik liasidon ?Wilma Yin lam @waft fa sir ormlb. II& Para" ob. Osers4 I l iair :Zo • la ir lirdwilwil vo liima ." Ve&Ca l r ised b." Oid era: Ir"..."74:l".renrakik It/ asi ir YAL ENGLISH OPERA. COVENT anonmAisisox m ist tlto Ihromplat et Mt. LOCIOI FMB . . ILL OM MA Till MOO* MOUCAr. OK I. MI6 I_ Yr Om OEM NI IM fW Ar L ligawbe.r. WSW/ siva. Atm i tr .......cr til gateau' W awns. rr c naZlV r -r u ila .., ......... r e. qm l e itib as . • . NW . 4 tier rs aN ZlN 11. 2 b Me. ale% ra nsis alall /1.2 4., 1 u. la k st ti la: alivaia:bigaiMMlCaa; 116mil7•11/ . anemia*. is 'Vali rat Spire (si* ea sad bar minagel7 'b MB ileamms .1.11:11: lew Amami. I 4 1113 L LL ZOOMS. Wimkaill-sumet, liessiiliy, GPO . 21 , eigir Mr Or Wrix =l . tor Prmaked• endowed kit I tz g = . l l as ... W irt gat Dem NNW at ii; sew siliesi Or eats& VALUMS fa GOLD.—WATSUISTOII sad lernammrM ddo IPaida asi c la rww arti aim— II r im— ems— aids.... • • -2174 411145i i &466 Vdels. me.l lir mamas. LOK•ODOON CARP= WAIII2IIOI7BIL rgi_l=ml.44 .. mid fter esurre wart' UM We dolor awl Map nollebb Or pow =Woos OpeisioWs. lam 011aftw./... el In& ...wy apino et dowsokft..-4 likodsi• Mak wi - I . 3 —w WW lhownimramt-wwL W. t i LLITPS PATENT PORTMANTEAUS AND V . :141 LAMP 11111 SWAM °puma ."Wr i a mit sa saw araila Or amass anarmal madam • ask as. Camases. Oars' assail Ana soseas eatlaw amaesesa lard Sam& VAST CHAIRS, COUCHES. ..d BEM— SPAYIIIIIIIIII low moo d r mud NM M 1 2 .1111 Wow. Psi up la wry gam Me owl kw bow sok OraluP. flea ES BEST sad CHEAPEST TEAS pad cOMIIIIII6 =OW. be o ell boat* be se MU,* of Os. To Sweasir. 11. 11b, Godroos mild Cope To b. 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Ida c itswis=6 lq : Mims pt. Oslo as 4 Os.. MN IlwelogbsostsesS. bow -. On N.. IN 1117711 MOITZLY PART Ow 001•610 ALL the YEAR ROUND. Onsimed * °vague Thema. WM b I Ilmodoill Wards.' • TALE 0 CrTUIL ACsaaus Ihcc Mlldrd Ni• 44: NINE% onap s Ul/terl= r=nrip=zs l. F. Milir be Mt all No WI sal *lmo " wale MOM JUT N19112'11 94ZATTA $4 , 4 itsewas.irm=4l4 W Ur la Ilanlimisidagai. Ma" lamb erl Wows 13 of . JoN... Sonostaronr. AJM213114/0 NAT Jmx. uma . Or I S 1, or So, la at It. ao rtiol la" = and Os. ral arranifonown Uty; ars, Lon Aar worm Jean beinarana lltyraront, Albtroret, Unlnpork. rip.. broasfor PlOroarosn. Orr err Or Ur Ili art lir II so I. at Shor~rool. r. Warmer. Mori brats ; oi. ✓ig. Shirr. Ibrobartfor t Unman loneloon ro Photo. sor Strobrlask Wallorortor nor brit,Or la sad Nov. 4. at US r librostro Orr MIL. 'OM. lad KW" MIMANIN... aN OINK ronoteldao ; M ors, if baron ibmorbar. Jour Irmo. 110•8•1. CSR's. war Moak erpir. OIL U and Sr O. ot Ihrtal Corn Sob, Sob lad Oa AlMorrabra. or Mrs awl Orr Orr; af, war Aonanor lebOr Joan Davao tiros. Plymorli. rear, Or at U. or No , . 14 ot I, at lira OM% WY 11,11101111 i~a dorm Old Joefrobtrtor ar fear sad Ow. lissawib . wig Medd. User. Zara* Mom, Dm, um rot Gomm Own% Ooribront, Lin sorra% obonina, OOL II lir Jim I, at at Ler Omit Itor SbarrosporloiL Menai moil ilaulleye. ILts4Nowypos. Sob : me. asil ONO*. Bel illE• Cuero nmf. libarlatiase. rid Imps% 0. sr lir li. in Ili Mt fassobrar tlonr Sr. Mort ar rpm lilsodkatat; of ors, tor Itanabrar. UMW ltarbmars. lissahatar uroloorars.► Or. 14 or Sr so 11. at llasslbarar Osurt. isiss.. anima tia.. liar row; Err Farr Iloadrotor. JOIST - stick aiming gas WIRDINOMP LOTS. Vines Warw. lams Ass lira ODIUM for linswilk. Nora =. sod %maw% 05. 11. as No Iliatim CUM MN 111. XVILID. lk* IR WILLIAM W i lge. lll 7/1111 Jleinglimilm, aril urnira. _unmurw . OuL U. L Dinat. LlMSrialLu. Ssist. asrbaper-Oat U. IC MOM N. SWw•ltwu. SW. woinat-Ost. U. S. istwat, Osubser. dem 'Ed Ongliearm. IMO besper-Oul 1111040,_ 1010010-.141. L. J. 008.1001. LK% Lisa. Sedelt, -OIL U. Lam Wwfau. rra.,.. dna. OursordS wed WaS. SEWN, isesle U at-Os. S. O. Swim, Ibiluses‘ Sumusuusms. . W. isms OWN. imailek Ilea 11••••weat. IL J . L. MegiVailwaSmul. Mis iml ik illa rrigulL i k . 1101= 7 Laossitis M tLIOullk It aim miftspM s ig. Ilasam tailk afts =t-aseL IL J. D. L Itimar. • Washot et 16sie-Ost. U. J. Lie." ENS kW IL J. O. Mown WI J. itawww. Mudd.Wt Uf W 41. 01Siar bellusiut,wies woo beams le Se OwilW7. If 00100. OIL U. IL Sorbs. owNWWW-Oct. S. W. :za..,,h-trlt r=7. *Pme".74, a ar sild' ir emire= a ii Sous Ilio-001. U. J. Isnatkel= aid Wu% asidgyouss. Ikulel buisw-Os. ftsuoulerL-01. U. IL ..... 1./Mots. Isbre lla fi ll =wp.. a= U. M. 111*~~sasswe or. Sew. apt Mar dmiNi fibrasspeAailes • saftis strausegT= m : " aca . . 1. dim ounier-uw• IL W. Orr. Lieurpol. nal U. S. NW" Ihrals‘am. tokermil mer.u unr wsw .. 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TO TIM =MOS or TIN ■XPZTJU. 3111,—Yoe nuy perhaps think it worth while, in jilting to a brave wontaa, to correct a mein error which has found he way talc the Berretta I have read of the big ship oiploeins. Tb. Mare lady posiapre Is Ws mount wood Noy oho rod as ithersot to kaowiwg that they nave with them • theirwises who ran bap her heed cool in s spa. It has tees stand that at the wow of the rig& - den no Omsk we below in the grand saloon department bunko's** is that the etewardeas of the ship wee there with the soplein's little girl is one of the aide abate, which opal, Ithowei • pomp into the grand .loon. Hearing the so phism she osufloasly opened the cabin door, bat Instantly Pea It mph ow eccoant of the rash of neon in. She this geed des pert windows of the cabin, sod remained quiet wadi eseishath thole. Hod she ion bee presence of Lad end thaw* son hos the saloon with the little girl, both thaw maid hews be= befallibiy precipitated into the wreck of ihhip below, for the lbw of the gnaw hediag I. the tableme was for nate yerdeendrely ripped away. I had awe reds fees her own lips a few boors abler the ennitat, and felt topeial intend in her fens the elthowswase that I had scelatitelly wen her lath entiosa behoving offailesbly, es saiwontess of • mad strafe, in as -assess odff ph ia the big Chiuthel.—l ea, to., W. 0. 11. MITILOPOLITAN Bahia or Woos.—Th• weekly wafts of the Booed of Werke wee beld yesterday In the O.Meus, Mr. Jobs Thumb= is the oar. Thr ernmal wok esemse Mowed the gross Mimeo to be 418,6801. 4.. Ad. • smart [ti the sok tirsimge emesittee, among east think ateisi that cessaitter had con sidered Mr. Cwreesn's pies kr Amain sod rumoring smash NW saw asumeladess Y Awes end Yid harbour., mg they reperted k to be lesereeekeble. Mr. Mower plan of ester hydros& power lemsed of it... for Mang the ems* Mike ton s., was eke r• es itepreeti.able. Mr. Itoebock'elol4r, aseelelei Mr. tcpw's pies foe pm wilting the sewage o f Leaks waseteg the Theses, without Isteriscieg with Mu gessest omen el desiesge or cosesset igg eV mmeivo wee ks 1100 easeklered by the cusemikes Isololllololl sr Salem wrought Ms Wake seer be. tenter meek derle receive Me smogs by meow ellen pips hen the /ewer., hem Times it mhght be pampa Ye Mrs berg's end carried dews the river le a girlie Ili* Bel le be lbw* pumped owertsgrd. ▪ sepetlel eel UM plea erse abogiobir objeotiosabbs. The eam- The mart wse speed to. Mr. Bessigotte, the *mimeo I. the hewed, seperhd that is oessegoesco of the dewier is the tosgsralsee Ms Ifmkg essedese le the Theme ewe enietheleeil tuner isdeg thee eel, from UN 11111 01 Avert te the Ad isetear, et whisk letter Eats epos tee ad vise of Dr. Muller, the operations wag dinaguesrd. TM teed eseatity of didefscosat semi seed darks*. pest elms bee bets Meet 4.161 toss of &Mk Me., MS toss of oblerige of liess, sad 16 rose of elebeete mid, se • rem of ' 117,1481. The revere yr edgiest, nod the beset ediammed. TRI LICINsING 81,78:11 IN Krat.--On Thsrsday the Kest gusty esogistreest \ ski court et Ormowb h, fur pewee emorderieg %n skirt% \asses erftbin the &NHL Thaws meg • appls sod glut tittles of eight beam end snag ooton Is poppet end =l tios the teener brag peon& the megittevisee re 1.., rd ca raiwastag fans mutt, the chairmen, Mr T. 14. Wise, beg esseseced thst she whole of the spekosiiom, HOG tbsemplia el mos. wpm rehrett. TNI lATZ Pies nee TOTTEXHAM-COCZT-ito.tr).— Ms. Wok* held as legume yestorlay as the body of John • fumes, wig Ism his ma es the 27th ni.. at Yee dehmeweet, Thirosharmeosmrosd. The jsry reteesed • woes of " Aegidestsi Death," thus Wag so tetlinee ee thew beet the hegsrleisatett. OITIPTAL PaLHCA...- 0111 SHILLING DAT.— Tuft; for. 16.—Molosils• sa parasol 1,006; 4561 by mugs *MK SU; Isla video% LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1. 1869. THE BUILDERS' STRIZE. MEETING OP OPERATIVES AT ST. MARTIN'S Last night a meeting of the united building trade. of Lanka was held at St. Martin'. Ball, for the pupae of eliciting es ispeesske of opinion on the present position of Whirs. Tho harm= of St. Marin's wee steneely awned, 0011111.0161Insakeils hod to go away fray want of ism. _ Ml. LAMOLZT BASKIN, - a nireodety woo who Was ashel to the doh, MI they moo t 0.,. that night to declare Mother they woo prepared to support their eserotary or whether they meld endorse to. opinion of the mat* bididiere, that the body over ertikh he molded was an Mead body. He Mild she Is say a hw words to theca of Yr. Hama and his proodings. Ile should like le Mow by whet right Yr. Zoned ono up to London and stepped belmo the.. who hod been Aglaia' their muse sad the wan of the melds. non thoughout the country. He thought dot Kr. ENNIO pelt himself forward without any right or undority, aid he hoped the imoing would pore that the oeshosop peamod their emblems. Mr. Pomo tee err keverd, sad woo art loudly cheered. He said >y riddled Hut so may wen great at that mieseas, bat be eigneted that wend bed bad to go away widest his able to led Tom. Wk j bed tiny cone bend Is such aunts, ? To upon thin 'gibs of the weer builders of that adregoils, who bed shot thin out of their workshops Übe dogs, wegerdlese d as troonsganoss. (11ser, beer.) They wow sow to sere Innis weirs, 414 strike, and She eighth ed thane:lt-out That we a mar of oedema impost for throe who had to Iles by then labour. It wee • pinks whisk should soaks every soon reit ict amply beim he look wry sky in We mattes. (Hear.) He would new pooled to estyiels to skim the potation in which they Need. The seeeters had roineed tetrad with the confensok beams they were en " Wager body. Wall, they now cease betroths wowing men whom they represented, and they wished to selt them whether they still trusted In the tsen. bosun and would give this a renewal of their confidence. (Chews.) Whirs sad bow were they illeg al( thoy . __ . acted Illeplly why was net the law poi In hire ? (Hear) It re set bras. the restendid net with for it. (arr.) , The egairenee hed meted tlgMly both neatly and legally =tl this err. bat they wen not by en immoral a i , who tamed net oat froths eases rowan others seri se a debt far • tratiatime of the bons of labour. (Cram) Depend upon it If the meaters did not recogr ore the amessonce they wand not ranger the working , men. (Chei s e s m a l ej lip. the mest_ere th ,so who tejened five attempts at il ds peak. derived the responsibility of the atervation men sad the death of oblidres, if these odamitins axond In the Ceaseer of this stmts. (Hear, I bear.) They would plied by The elm of the meagre now was to tweak the watielise, not to nisei rho are boar easement. The assess were urged on by the Yrear eel other peps to this rest; bat he would tell the wren and the marepapre that they night as well hope to been up the had. melds r M say le pear Pee," Tide. p back." (Land obese..) I Tr earl ward be that the leers of Loadaa wean berme aeon nerd end parerfal lb. ere and wend hem • pals. den wadi be • 'medal set sl y to the worker sem of Mgr. but nine weld. (Cheer) He sherd ef corn be the be wok elf the mamma et th at mating. At iretepreardne of the aroma worked beneosionsly with them, be them wen some reed. persons arcept the mere amedeen, who tresitt it better foe the melees se look or for Lennie. They said that their furtive amnittee did not newer the steer aid that they rant depend upon the pith. sower The raferen. Week. • kid net roar soy earatoy - from the moo. exisly. But tardrar than an the mere abed kweeppeet he themserse, ' open hem the ether tarn Melanin to get • perm of the benrems dreekm of the egging" rime It weeper te the osallerenea (illeme.) He taskd at all that fee sloes tre, but lies be In. that lb. Meant end the maser ✓ee f ImMermithemmly at the asthma be ailed the corer wee tepees err from the memae, awl they emus to • re argues _.spading the reasons at the aribrern tf the sa ger wen net rerun to act with the metheara. (Hear, bor.) He dal eat Ilia to widen the bratb bermra the rams rd the ether Mean and if the manes did sot erre le met miler lea Ist them an by the side of the asniseenes. /Cheer) TM era of the Mare' Society were she ..(girt of all, but notwithatandiug that the maw, WWII reedy to receive than. Why? Braun they their. It was the beginning of • opt arm, the worldos aeon. (Hoer, troar.l But the mere • Ines. es withdraw the document, and the maser, Ma the amiteres, &m ad. Its withdrawn Beth bodies had re the roe nets brentod on their banasee—. The withdrawal of the decoment." He had no her that the seems word yield up the rights of the rafts ... Let lbs.act—erniestly if they Ited--bed Let then she, son they would sorted. (Chee)) Lee ft be known dist they tare deremred prtom that lobar .bond have = ite, amil that he that they ewe lawny wed lawfully . - (L.)nd arra) resolved to Mulleins rd be had nothing to add to the clear state ment el nietre put forward by Mr. Par, bat he would tell them that this win wit the dist themii,Barra had come op to London so nen the rights of the working men. When Dir. Myers was is • diflioalty, he always celled upon Mr. Baran to ad him. Mr. Hamra laud the bricklayers, the einem the omprears seal painters, to join the =mute, bet those bare, le Wear erne, referred him to the con hero% (Cheers.) If the tor ous acted in the tame minted my this question amid be la • fair way of settlement by this dine; bet se they were on to act under one body, let them act as indspeatint boil= till the document was with draws. (Clesses.) Mt. PXIDIMICZ WATT., carpenter • nos-society ma. tiered the following resolution The seater builders' em-Has bring refused to 'froglike the evahresix a• • =lmeter of cocamsaleatiou between the areation e weelmess, rentenntog their proceedinga as en tirely illepl, this meetiog Is of opinion that it is the ne rvinw d the trades o appoint whom they think lit to ren dre their afar, sad thrall communication or negotiation with the employers oral be trereeted by the orrene on behalf of the warren oath the settlement of the present die pate, sad this maselos Poises frit to supper the carefree who has so rely and bonsaly ordain their admin." The Manna grad hint (Mr. War) a ocarecisty amen; he bed bees • somactery men, bet he was sew • goner men, sod be ed.sd ail the non emelsey men to boxer at sate membered the seders. He bad been herbs ix 40 yeses that ell wealth wee the result of labour, and that berg so be new card underserd bow It war that pearly those who labored the birder Were the least wealthy persons in the commarty. (Cheers.) He never could understand how Mat wee. sad he Mould like to boar any man explain It to bins. (Her.) The means wee, not more intelligent then the working mar th ey certainly were not more industrious. How then was it 11. the raters were getting wealthy and the working men were sot? There was only one explanation of that fact, sod that was that they were getting wealthy ham the labour and at the rpm* of the working era (Cheers.) He called upon them to act firmly but pereably, sad by as doing they would ultimately succeed. (Hem.) Mr. BLOOM trIZLD, • bricklayer, in soorading the risolotkeL ✓aid that try were prepared to be legal eccordlag to the des fruition of Dr. I ammo, but they were not prepared to be legal according to the rears of Mr. 8. Smith. ( Hear.) if the orferenes were seeing illegally, why were they not put down ? TM are. did not dare to do it, berme they were not sang illegally. The masters had hereto ore mo aned, bre•weetbe worldbg re were sot tree to themselves. They divided the working men, sad they partly emecesded in creating divines in the preen ratan. But even if the manna gave la, the bricklayers were propend to stand out. They never word accept the document, sod ern If the manure withdrew it in the morning, they word require the sine hours. (Load cheers.) Mr. C. bitnitAY supported the resolution. He defied any man to say that the conference bad acted illegally. If as, why did not the Attorney-General prosecute them? They were told that the masters were their beet Mande—that the master fed than and clothed them that the master gar them • p.:und at the end of the week, but they wen net told that if the roamers gave them ens posr.d with no. bead they took away three with theatre. (Cheers.) The Vie ef the working man was • life of toil, • lib of a rmsot sad senr-eudieg toil, and what wee the end of it? The werichonsal Tee, they bed Slid It. Tbm work rose was the end a/ the teens mem ed Baellsol• sod Tot they nee tail over sad err err that latter was the sores nail wealth. (Bar b.) The work., war were not opposed to machirry, no they reined to wank and soul sprit weed and iron. (Boar , Mal They ward to partkip the al te in veolars machinery like all the other claire in the community. They would work in hammy with machinery, but they would not be sacrificed to brute matter and brutal rater. Be called on them to morel the aisfersooe. and to be nailed, because if united they word sward. The meters trope to sabre them through starvation. It me Indeed a hard thing for beaband aid father to me wile and children moth. bread, bat they must remember that the real interests of wife • end children were bound op is the bra of thin contert. Mr. Gary, • stamaniamon, did oat shad the, to defend the body with which he was conseseed. If the committee. of OW was sad Mr. Harmott seta Is • Mal difiennt irons that width he believed to be for the interest of the baldisrope redoes trwrolly, he hoped those operetives would sot blame him sad these who acted with him is the warner. He ' row net what hawa bed ban brought to bear on the arm that near them ea es they did, Mosses there were sew membeee r the committee of =nom who irk • In freer ef the nine hours at Erter-beil. (Harr.) 11 717. 1 1P1/AltAle, • pirterer. spoke in favour of the tilen betlea, whisk wee then put to the meeting, and menial nee • oirenely amd in the midst of vehement cheering. • vole all thanks to the chairman terminated the pro ' mediesse 271f1 JUGIIIITATIONS. lan SURREY. The Revising Berrister (Mr. W. M. Best) held an adjourned wart yesterday, as the Vtetry-hall, Lambeth, for the al coardadang the wilts of the lit of vomits for the ri Lambeth. Mr. seek attemial es the liberal *gent, salatsd by Mr. Beam art /b. Wimilms he &Sweat localities. It,. Ewen Hare aegemed fm the etweervalbe• The vote et Mr. Briscoe, M.P. lbr the waters Hobbs of the OW, was •14ealed to by Ma. Hare, bat whoa the caw wee sailed ea the Ababa, it aggesrea, wee withdrawn. Hoiden, was given that he powered • whet godlike dam, and it appealed Oast the oaly pound epos which Mr. Briecee's right le vote who objected to, was that he was sup ped is have abaugml hie Warn reeklamm. Thaßwebbg Narrietsr all it amend to him that there was as grenadier the ebleMbei, sad be awarded Is. costs. Bobs the mow, mews that, to mar to expedite the bainem the ageate as both 'Mu here hell a meeting and armaged nearly 300 aver of objeedtme, the shosaiene bag wbbaswa la every lament* when the gamy made out that he bad • legal gerhlcatioa, and all porde. to &anted were erred the lemareakome of attending the cowl. This 004U110 will mad to very mesh lightes the labours of the The veto The vete if the Rev. Jobe Baler wee chiseled to by the overseas. _ _ - fhb was rather a novel are. It appealed that Mr. Boater occupied • bean for which le paid 801. • year rest, ded which vas shuts& la the two parishes of Lambeth asd litresthess, is both of width he was rated, to ths Mawr at 1151, sied ths hehr st SOL • year. TM mama etideshd ee CM MN am the pram% that DM 'war woo set rated safAcisally Mel is dam pada to addle Ma to vete. lir. Comer, ia suppart of the claim, urged that the fourth "saton of the Bakers Act clearly applied to this case, for it enacted that asy pesos who wae rated wholly at is pert of • perhh to • adds mount should be satithri to vote. TM I act of porliassest ouly required a rental if 501. pit annum to give • right to vote, but is this cam SOL a yaw mat vi a TM Iterdslag Bartfator sald that Ilr. Boater harts; km objected to ought to have loses In athsdasse, mad he should ewe the point Er farther considernika. Mr. James Bet claimed • right to vote Is reaped of cartels *Maps. Hr. Bars opposed the claim en the wand that the cot tages in withal sin let at the rent of 4s. a-wesk, which amounted to 101. Is. o-year, which would confer a borough qualification upon the occupier, and Mr. Bomber conse quently, he contended, had so right to vote for the (minty. The Revising Barrister Inquired by whom the tame wore Mitt Mr. Hare meld he believed than ws soma arrangement by which the landlord paid the taxes of the cottages in quadric. He submitted that this did sot in say way alter the case, and that the payment of 101. and upwards as rent established • primp -fade qathfication for a borough vete, and • claim for a vote for the county, m reference to such property, could not bemaintaised. Mr. Corner, bs support of the claim, contended that the mere hest of the payment of 101. a-year wee not suilkient to establish a right to a borough vote, and it must be shown that it wen a net rent, and that the landlord actually received that amount. In the cue now before the court there could be no doubt that afar the laces were paid the amount of rent received by the landlord would be reduced considerably below 101. pee annum; and, consequently, the property did not confer a boeeugb vote, and that Mr. Butcher wee en titled to a vete for the tangy. The Revising Barrister, alter some further discussion, sneered the vote, end placed Mr. Butcher's name upon the register. WEST Kra r. —Mr. Norton, the revising barrister for the polling districts of West Heat, has held courts timing the present week at Lewisham, Bromley, Dartford, Graves end, and Rochester. At each court Mr. Roberts, of the West Kant Liberal Registration Associetim, s = for the liberals, sad Mr. Lewis, of Old Jewry, for the cen ewvatthes. A large number of objection were made ow both Aka, but the molt le highly favourable to the liberals, on meant of the new liberal champ allowed. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND MONO- 2101 th Ili TSB CIVIL ZiERVICIL Law Departisent—The office of Registrar of the Halifax Connty Court has become vacant by the death of Mr. E. Nelson Alexander. War-oßice--Mr. Charlie Ouy Pym has paned hie examisatios, and been appointed a temporary alma. The Admienktp—TN following gentlemen have pared choir examinations for temporary clerkships : Mr. John Knape Devonshire, Mr. Henry Wolfgang, Mr. Herbert Arrott Brownie,. Inland Revenue Deprotmeat—Than is a Tammy in the pat of Principal Accountant for Fines, Ac. countant-0 • Department, Inland Revenue-office, So merset House, canoed by the superannuation of Mr. George tit. John Keele, atterell years' service. Stain pa and Tar . eaßranch Mr. Newman Lesinghata Healey has been appointed a super man: weary surveyor of lama Excise Branch—Mr. John Haokin, supervisor of Uwe district, has been appointed to Norwich second dlatriot. Cnotosso—Mr. W. J. lamer haa been promoted from second to Int ohm chat in the long room department, London; Mr. Thomas D. Thorpe has loss promoted from third to 'mood don obeli in ditto ; Mr. J. E. Burrell has been promoted from fourth to third else clerk in ditto; Mr. W. C. Pinata hos boss promond from filth to fourth clam clerk in ditto; Mr. William Dot terel' has been promoted from second to first clam superinten dent of 'mimes in Landon; Mr. Thomas Leyden hes been promoted from third to seoond cleat auperintendtat of lockers in London; Mr. John H. Alderman, Arm-clam locker, hes been promoted to be third•claaa superintendent of lockers in London. Caps of Good Hops—Dr. Mann has been appointed ha spector of education. Haat ladies.—Mr. B. H. lambi/set= has been sprinted to oflioime as secretary to the govern ment of Bengal; the Hon. A Edon has boa appointed to ofidato as to the Board of Review, Bengal ; Mr. C. Cinema has bees appointed collector of cmetoms at Calcutta; Idr. W. B. Booklet hoe been appointed salt agent of Chittagong; Mr. C. S. Belli has bees ap pointed =magneto and co/looter of Hooghly Mr. A. Hope has bus appoiated magistrate and collector of Paha. Mr. H. A. R. Alenweder bee been appointed esegistrate and collector of Beschhoosa; Captain H. R. J deputy own missions, of the AM elms, has been promoW to be com missioner and enseetateadent of Paskawur division ; Captain J. B. Crecroft has been pomoted from second to bet clan deputy ocenadadonar; Capain J. M. Crlppe has bees pro moted from third to seed class deputy commissioner ; Captain P. Maxwell, amts ant commindoner of the first class, has bean promoted to he deputy commissioner of the third clam Ceylon.—Mr. Lawton, district judge, Colombo, and Mr. Lee, postmaatir-general, are about to retire; Mr. W. Barton bee been appointed acting postmeoter-general ; Mr. P. W. °labor* hat bees appointed acting assietaut govern matt agent at Mature; Mr. J. K. Jolly has been appointed a winunissiouer for carrying into effect the immigrant labour ordinance of 1868.—CMil heroism Gwen*. HER xenon's KNIT TO LOCH HAMM'. In a recent number we indicated the line of her Majesty's route from Edinburgh via Callender and the Trea sures to Loch Katrina on the 14th October. On sate tug the lands of Lord and Lady Willoughby D'Ereaby, her Majesty will be tusked by Ma lordship, aced conducted by him through the Trossachs to the loch. Hie lordship has entered Into the arrangements with great spirit, and tram all that we can learn nothing will be wanting on hie pert to give her Majesty a most cordial welcome on her Brat appearance in this interesting portion of her dominions. Wilde not by any meths speak authoritatively as to the arrangements of the comtnimonere, but so for es we have ascertained it is not un likely they will be something like the following: Theo:smile stoners' party, including of mum all the members of council, with their ladies, In addition to ladies and gentlemen who will be specially invited, numbering in all 260, or a little beyond it, will set out for Glasgow at 7 a.m. by apechd train for Ballece, at the foot of Loch Lomond. Here they will embark on board a special steamer, and after taking up the Duke and Duchess of Mattress at Saimaa, they will mil up to In verszaid, where they will disembark. At this point, as many conveys:tees as pomible will be mustered to carry the ladies, the aged, and possibly the lazy, over the hills to fitrocachlacher, at the bead of Loch Katrina; but of course it will be expected that the young sad active should link along ea foot. From Stronachlecher, the members of the party will find their way to the Blaithulacban tunnel fa dis taste of about two mike), at which point the waters an to be let on, either by boat or by walking along the foot-road down the side of the lock. Oa the hillside, immediately above the plam over the tunnel, a gallery will be erected from which the etespiny will be able to vita*, ell that takes place below. At this platform, which rises right from the margin of the loch, her Majesty will land from the Rob Roy steamer, descend to the mouth of the tunnel, if she feels disposed, sad then perform the operation (which, we believe, will he • very owe* by which the Irately will flow through the hillside, sad thence career onward, to Glasgow. Her Majesty and mite will then take refreshments in the mop toisoonere cottage, and afterward, return by the Teemed. and Callender mats. Meanwhile the party of the emerelet Musses 1011 have lunch la a pevillen erected for the pur pose, red then ml oat for Glasgow the way they came. We nano. yet speak of the points at which the Voltmeters will he pis** he as believe the military arrangaments ere net yet r impista. As to thet, issa hey thereof the general public who may choose to M press t must wander* thee they see alma the midst of railways end eleemant—essearme• date themesisse sa the Weide es well es they sea, sad get lbws sad book es bid they may. We do act yet know whether the Led Parma al It see the beam of receiving her )a eery ea bird the Itch Roy at thsTrawseks or at the platters at the nark of the tunnel. We seed net e ea the mot ; weather maw deride whether itro la g geg and Rgitteeme is the reverse.—Gisyser AMA (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (►aOY LAST NIOIIT'S °Amis.) WAR-OPPICK, PALL-MALL, liarrinssa 30. R Home GeseL—Liestemaat-COlasel and Brevet-Col. .4 111 .Ferdyco•ktnelean, from balf-pay unattached, to be lien- Meanbcolonel, Moe Brevet-Col. the Hon.G. C. W ANNUM. who eachenpu receiving the difference betwn infantry and enveky Major and Brevet-Colonel Bloaard Beery B. Boverd Vv., to be lieutenant-colonel, by purchase, vies George W. Pardyce-Buchan, who retiree; Caplets and leevetellejor Hugh Smith Benne to be major, by gumbo's, with the rank of hesitations-coked be tn. army, vim limed Vyse ; Lieutenant H. Pasch Keighly Perch be be ceptanc, by parches., vine Bolide ; Cornet Belege Bendbrd Bolton to be hestesese, by gancham, via Ksiglay Peach. ; Frederick Gemarea Barszby, gent., to be corset by ruchearCv‘m Bolton. Drepens—Charlse Downes Manning, pent., to be cornet, by4ebane, view Dawn, who retiree. ith Drapes —Caperla John King Randall, from the Mb est, to be espies., paying the difference between in laattreed reeky, vice Andrew Gazumelf, who exchanges, recal;ing ths _ 10th Light Dingooes —Lieutenant John Gore to be by parchase r vica Mayne, who retiree ; Comet /3 " := Akmander Wood to be lieutenut, by partnam, vies Goes. 111th Light Dregoons—Ceptais C. Jaime Watson Allen, booths lieh Fort, to bi captain, paying the Memo, be tween tafeetry and snaky, viol, AIWA, who eachanges, mod/ft the - sum. lei liagiesat d rme—Usatassat Richard Abrams Men- Ileptee be wad& without panbase, vice MlLesen, killed la action; Erna John Richard Wheeler to be lieutenant, without purebers, vice Manners. 2nd Fees—Kew WWhen Pollarti,geat, to be ensign, with out purchees, vise WllllllOl ilandlom Malloy, who has been kw befog absent withoat brave. hd i roor d -TE d neign Fradesidt Taylor Robe= to belleutemant, by_purobees, vies Braes, who retires. 6th Foot—hurgem Francis Rod, M.D., from the Stiff, to be surpoo, vice biddeb, appointed to the EMI 6th Foot-7 Imodosins William Padden, pert, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Moriarty, promoted. 9th Foot—Lieutenant Jams Trounce., from Ulf-pay tad West Loin Regimes', to be bodement, vice John McQueen, promoted, without purcheee, Man unattached company; Ensign Francis Edward Eccles to be Rode nut, by purchase, vice Trevenea who retires. 15th Foot—Captain Augustus Bar ton White, from the 12th Light Dragoons, to be captain, vice Allen, who exchanges, receiving Merano, between infantry and cavalry. likh Foot—Captain Andrew Gammell, from the 6th Light Dragoons, to be captain, vice Jobs King Kendall, whoa changes, receiving di6erenoe between infantry and cavalry Captain Cuthbert A. Bain, from haltpay Unattached, to be outs* ems George &udder', who whoops; Lam- 1 tenant Luria &evens Rooks to be captain, by purchase, l vice Belau who rearm • Ensign Cecil Godwin to be lieu tenant, by mobs's, vice ; Rooks. 17th Fut—Charles Forbes Leith, gent., to be ensign, by parches*, vice Burnett, promoted. 22ed Foot—Captain John William Trevor, from the 55th Foot, to be captain, vice Rowland, who exchanges ; En sign Alkyd George Drake Pocock to be lieutenant, by par ches, eke Mather, who retiree. 25th Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Winter Sheppard to be cu ts* by purchase, vice Leyton, who retires ; Ensign Hem Martin Cornwall Legit to be lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Shamed. 32nd Foot—Lieumnant Edmund Lakin to be instructor of morketry. Sled Foot—Ensign Edwin Jervis, from the 14th Foot, to be vise Boyd, umot. 4671Zp ed You - -H Walley Betridge, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, view larks, promoted. 66th Foot—Cuptma Hodnett Rowland, from the 22nd Foot, to be impiety, Moe Trevor, who exchanger. 60th Fool-Emfgs /alias Lovell to be lieutanent, by pur chase, vice Kispliarman, who retires. 63rd Foot—John Thanker, pont., to bassets, without par ches', vise 'nooks, promoted. 76th Foot—Liutteseat-Coloset and Brevet:Cokes& John A. C.L. hem the 93rd Foot, to be Bestemat-ookwel, Mee Brans-Cotesel Missed, C. 8., who exchanges. Seth Foot—B*6l6m Charles Remy Jeans to be footnote" of musketry. 92sd Foes—Endo R. James Salter Cerretthin So be Hew tenant, by purchase, Moe Gordon, promoted. 93rd Foot—Liemtenaat•Colonel sod Brevet-Cokmel Remy Wllltem Shared, C. 8., from the 78th Foor, to be lieu. temstroolosel, Moe Brevet-Coknol Byrom, C. 8., who es ._ iMth Foot Walter Gregory Buller, gent., to be ensign, with out purchase, vice French, promoted. let West India Regiment—Lteutenent William Jima Rom =Mtn, without purchase, vice Brevet Major Pratt, ; Rceign \Tidier', Ormsby to be lieutenant, with out parches, vice Roes; Foreign William Pretest Gil bert* to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Molony. de mand; Sergeant-Major John Atchison, trout the god West Wm Regiment, to be ensign, without porches., vies Ormsby • Charles Francis Barry, gent., to be ensign, without purcin er vie u t i G n ilborne. tad West La th s t—Captain Hoary John Gawk., from haltpsy Mat Foot, to be oaptaim vice D. A. Patter son, appoinrad paymaster, Royal Artillery ; Lieutenent Winton, Cooke O'Beaughlwasy to be captain, by purchase, vies Davies, who retires. HOSPITAL STAFF. Burgeon Robert Melleb7i.E.,tr7;ntit; ith Foot, to be sur geon, vice Reid, appointed to the teh Foot. A/mutant-Surgeon WO.= Lesproithy Baker, from the 10th Foot, to be aseletant-eargeoa, Mee Teyktr, demised. To be Amistent-Surgeome—Jetoes Melamine Beale Horton, M.D., Vie* Abbott %ragweed on the Btagr; Wham Broughton Dario, ILRiesvrr. _ . Capteis Cuthbert A. Ballo e, 1611 Foot, to be major la the army. Eturret-lisjor Cuthbert A. Beises, 16th Foot, to be brute nont-oolonel to the ertuy. The undertueotketed Gentleuuut C.sdet of her MaJe■ty's labia Fame, at present doing duty at the Royal EnirMier latablialunent et Chatham, to have the local and tempo rary reek of lieutenant while em*rod at that establish ment : Robert Pent val Pemeiet her Mamoaannun.—The Christian saws of Brevet-Lieutenant - 7;17;;;;;;0sa:Fp.771;;;Gb77.;; Edmund Yrta. ADMIRALTY, Barr. 11. Corps of Royal Matiztes—Mr. No Drury Bottotoley, to be woad lisetreant. THE MILITIA, YEOMANRY, AND RIFLE fatentry tr oops arrival at Fort Fitt Hospital this shameem from Bommy, having ilkomakerked at thavemend tads memo lag from the *hip Berwideddre, Osman J. Bell. Ms Berwickshire embarked her trews at Bombay en the 20th of June. The number ',temps who let Bombs, was 84 non-commimenoned officers red man habilitate to the ail Roseate, 17th Lancers, Royal Artekry, Royal Reginsese, 4th (King's Own), 28th, 31M. 8 3rd (Dabs of Wellingina'a). 67th, 64th, 71st end 72nd Highimders, 76th, 780 ZIW Landers, 83rd, 86th, sod NM Reglessats, with liiiimenen and sailors belonging to the Indies IMIMOII. end 36 mama end chides, the whale natter the comma of R. Law, 81St Regiment, Captain J. Tent, Rogishisit, and Realm' 0. R. A. Hilliard, 86th Rail matt, and la medical charge of Dr. WiCry, the India service. A sia R. R. Wywill and two men of the 1111 rd Regiment, who have hecemeinseas also arrived with the wounded troops, and were into the hum* hospital attached to Fort Pitt. Five nem and one child died on board daring the voyage. On the mini of the troops at Fort Pitt they were tnapeoted, when Waster mss, who ware found to be still enteritis hem wounds, ware admitted into hospital, the remallinL=l: I ferwarded testis Ismail depot to swell their Homy of the banal tromps weed Lacknow wader Omen! Havelock. Thr Mt dotocimat of the 2116 Iteckneet, with forty now-commiwtowod oaken wad me, with at Eve ihs rord irir Ehmi iattery go Borksi tab y mmi. , Illeika sad receldid Owoft, tit ham w tho esace, tosto to job head-qutetets. Ftnemsnmo Orricrae It°mtg.—The f s = therm has been issued to are enamaring commanding Royal Regasse,, and larrokrsaters es less Meeks :—" War-4Sr M. 11, IM, —The frisreti d State far War, baffling vislarlds onoidertion the garden of furnishing officers' sum sad sidereeme at the apse s, Mir. Secretary Erten is desirous of , to the lira Pinetance, how theft will be pesetkable to terve regimes of and rerun of the descriptint whir it Is astern plated to provide, which ma be air* In their pores rm. Commending Royal E ngtaws are thanker* re quieted to noir with officers commending regiments, and with barrack-masters, and to ascertain at what bar racks in their districts regiments are in possession of any ar ra@ (Starer property, set hired) of the following furni ture—via., carpets, nige, window curtains, and arm-chairs. Wherever this shall be found to be the car and the furni ture is each as can be said to he suitable to the rooms commanding Royal Erasers are requested to sneer; from the officer commanding whether the tegitnent will be willing to part with such furniture to the War Depart most at a valuation. In ear when this shall be courted to, comuseading Roy al Engineers are requested, acting in arlanction with the officer commanding, to cense a valor ties to be made by some loos& professional person of the print value of ths furniture, item by item. Commanding Royal Engineers will then draw up, and transmit to the isageotor-gsseral of fortifications, for the information of the Beeretary of State for War, a statement showing the steps tars in reb barrack in their district, and the re sult of the emanation, wherever such shall have been reads. tranemii, saplings litter, the charge of the valuer who may have been emplqad.—Jons E1)171 - 11UOTLEY, Assistant Under Secretary. " MUST HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION.—Thei follow ing obtain hes bees directed to commanding officers of Militia regasealm and berrack-mature by the Earl of Ri per the Under Erorreary of State for War :—" W Sept. H.—Croat No. 3Sh costalming tegmlatior for moperty for the sae of the War erriere, gesersily, g luapplicable for the providing of D hospital aecommodados bein for militia regiments at the areal Waft periods, Mr. Seer tary Herbert has bees prised to approve of the following regulations of births for the egret maned, which an to be strictly followed in all future oases. Whoa a regiment is about to be assembled for trataing, the case erimmer- Mg will matt to the of Stage for War, se early as ogemenient, the for rovidianitz pita' aconnatodatien, elating whirler, there any or public building evaded@ kr the purpose; If not, be will state the lowest rate at whir a suitable bows or rooms, approved by the sugar of the regiteset, ems be obtained for the training period. The report is to be ant is the latter cane through the barrsek-master of the who, in forwarding It, will stets Pena his superb= knowledge whether be ecanders the rent dareanded to be reasonable, but be is not to proceed to the station to asks inquiries without directions from this office. On the hire being approved, It will be communicated to the officer com manding and to the barrack ranee, end the letter will sup• ply such hospital furniture and bedding as the officer com manding may deem necessary, reporting the expert of car riage for sanction. The bedding, Ito., is to be duly removed at the expiration of the training period. When it is pro posed to accommodate the sick of • regiment m a hospital attached to barracks, berraek.masters will, in Great Britain. forward the application of the officer commanding to the inspector- general of fortifications; but in Ireland this appli esdoa should be sent to the deputy quartermaster-general in Dublin, alirtel*/ to the Circular Memorandum of the 2nd of Artist, 1839.' VOLUNTEERS.' Commissions signed by the Lords Lieutinante of their re spective counties : Edward Chivers Bower. Bp., to bedeputrlientenant. Hustler Regiment of Yorkshire (West Riding) Yeomanry Cavalry—Cornet Reginold Dykes Marshall to be lieutenant, vice Teale, promoted: William Wickham Wickham, gent. te be cornet, vice Marshall, promoted; the Hon. liar: =Woke Constable Maxwell to be cornet, vice Vrner, pro moted. Royal Wiltshire Regiment of Militia—Adjutant Walter Blakeney Pause, late Captain 22nd Regiment, to serve with the mak of captain. Artillery Battalion of the Royal Sussex Militia—Edward Hautiker, `wt., to be second lieutensat, vice Skinner, fill si C d pany of Norfolk Rife Volunteere—lionserville Arthur Gurney, Esq., to be ensign. lit Subdivision of Norfolk Rifts Volunteers—William Henry Scott, Esq., to s he lieutenant ; Herald Augustus Enmity Req., to be Vi r;seem x Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—Edger Disney, Esq., to be captain, vies Beamston, resigned. West Essex —Lieutenent William Meliog Wench to hemmers, vies Way, rmigned. Ist Subdis+.ion of Breez Bif. Whin. teem—Sir Claude Wdliam Champion de Creepigny, But., to be lieutenant; John Fitzsimmons Bishop, Esq., to be ensign. Yesterday's Gazette contains a notice of naval prise money. The intended disuioution of the award for stores recovered from the wr-ck of her Majesty's gunboat Jsseur, in the month of April, 1869, by the Cuba or Zeldin, tender to her Majesty's ahip Imartm. ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 30.—APPOINTMENT8.—Pay gnaw J. Y. Bwestman (1854) to be additional to the Cum beaked, 70, deg-ship, at Dmooport. Second Masters A. F. Gibbon to the Caner. 90, screw stesm•ship, at Portsmouth; sad J. hutment (1856) to the Wessel. Preekrag• Waiter's Assistaat H. R. Wood to the Odin, 16, peddle wheel stsani-frigraie, at Prarateleoutb- WOOLWICH, BZI T. 30. The Minx, steam tank•veseel, which proceeded down the river yesterday one trial trip, ass tumble to rebus against tide, as she draws a considerable depth of water, and her engines are but 10•horae power. She remained off Green !tithe until this day. when she arrived at Woolwich, and will proceed to join the Channel nest. In accordance with instructions from the Admiralty the utmost activity is now apparent at various private shipbuild ing yards., for the completion of 'seversl screw gun vessels, laid down some time since, and which will now be available foe the China station. Three ramie are of a claw between the ordinary gunboats and the smell corvettes, and will be oceetrocted on an improved principle. In addition to an exteasive order of warlike stores, forwarded from Woolwich Arsenal teat week, the workmen at the laboratory depart ment are now employed over time, in the manufacture sad preparation of about three million rounds of rifle ammunition, an immense quantity of cartridges, diaphragm shells, rockets, do., which will be forwarded to China by the ovegiand route. CHATHAM, Ban. 30. ARRIVAL OP WOUNDED T1100P81110; LI7CKNOW. *IMAM Imp party otwogedid dal ambled cavalry art THE EMS CORPS BOVINENT. LONDON RIFLE BILIOADI.—A meeting of the council ws heldat, the Meleete-kmee yeamtlik Mid. ht tea unavoidable stews of the Lord Major, Bir:Aldertnen Allen eras Galled to ths oho. A counnunkatiou was teed t - Win — lott 7 . - iiiortosa Root ilk rasa to db! fee • Axed sad doomisldal Jan.. A Tausaudeatiod ir;m IZ - ironer. of r th o iCastel Palate Company, agreeing In all respects to the of the council. The chairman reported that the Lord Mayor had kindly obtained the as of Guildhall for the purpose of drill, and that !arrangements would be made for *mating the arms and lighting up the hall ; whereupon it wee moved by the Recorder of Loudon, seconded by Mr. Joseph Romeo, M.P., "That the warmest thanks of this meeting be promoted to his lordship." The Recorder stated that the Court of Lieutenancy would meet on Monday, after which there would be but little delay in obtaining bee Mejesty's magma unction to the service oared, and this done the members would be immediately enrolled. It was nuaniceouitly resolved, "That the hono rary member@ wear a crimson silk sub, to distiogoiah them from the edecelves, and that the terms for their admission be ten guesser for life, with an admission fee of one niece, or of twi= r hu anntim with an admission of one guinea." Mr. announced that the Drapers' Company bad pemented a donation of 25t. Mr. William Gardner reported that the City Bank of London, of which be was • director, bad resolved to present the brigade with SOL, an ex ample which he hoped and believed would be followed by the joint stock banks generally. A deputation was formed to wait upon the great mercantile houses to induce them to prase on their young men the propriety of immediately join ing the brigade. On the motion of the Recorder of London, seconded by Mr. Somer., it was resolved that the Lord Mayer be respectfully requested to make application to the Corporation of London for pecuniary aid. The common serjoust was unanimously elected • member of the council. The &simian having expressed • hope that the public com panies, the merchants and traders of Loudon would render pecuniary aid, the meeting, after • vote of thank, to the chairman, adjourned. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FaiDAT. CESAREW ITCH STAKES. 100 to eget Artless (t) 100 to Gerpard (t) 20 W Petra (t) 20 to Royal Sovereign (t) 26 to Clyderdels (I) 25 to Yorkshire Grey (t) 2O to Moore** (t) 30 to Borderer (i) 40 to Tonstail Maid (t) 60 to Lady Alice (I) CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 12 to 1 apt North Lincoln (t) 20 to 1 Anion (t) EAST INDIAN CIVIL SERVICE.—Major E. E. Miller. deputymeratant commissary-general and superinten dent of polio., has been removed from his appointment in the Mysore division. Captain J. T. Bat; anti aiaiaisnt political agent at Kattywar, has met with • 'Mons accident. He was about to mount hie horse at his own door, when the animal soddenly shied before Captain Barr bad tints to seat himself on the saddle, and the remit wee hs was thrown, and, she fell, it is supposed the 1 owe kicked him. The Large bone of the right Irg, about ax inches above the ankle, ' was fractured. Captain Barrwas progressing most favour• ably towards recovery when the teat account left. Mr. Thomas Jordan, deputy collector and inagiarste of Ahmeda bad, is about to retire from the service. It is stated on good authority that Lord Elphinetone intend s resigning hie post in March next. Sir C. Trevelyen has resigned the office of Commander-in-Chief of the Madras Presidency garrison to Sir P. °rms.—Civil &mice Gazette. SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY EXTENSION TO Exirraa.—A trial trip on that portion of the extension line between Ismer sad Hooiton, • distance of 19 mike, took p l a , a , a h. d a y, ago. TM Boa solioitor,Mr. John Daw, in vited the Mayor of Exeter (Captain Tanner), Mr. S. T. Kalmyk*, M.P., and other gentlemen to accompany him from dism i ss. at Black Boy-road, sear ' Exoter, to the month of the tunnel at Hositta. Dlr. Taylor, the contractor pro vided an mem and carriages. 6M the journey waisafely sad salefectorfly steam/laud. The line from Easier to Y e ovil is expected to ba opened for traffic is Mania asst. no works on Um branch line from luta to Eamon& are Forerdigag vigorously. tAdvirtrtiNgblint.l—EPPeo (HOMEOPATHIC CHM WWI Coro*.—Thie *me* prepare*s i .std by the Ma** Beal *ld. par 14,in Ilb., ilb., sad ilb. peke* Each packet N IMAM "Jameßees. liketessodded..l.4• w