The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-31 00:00:00

• •• i• .4" oi • +— IJ -- ft:t r / ' - f• o- .•• .t. r- • - • • ;,..•?!.• • • '• 0. r r" le ~.._ -.0" , \ 'L.` t. . Na 0,9370 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31. 1868. ONE PENNY. 111:FMEN.— Direct Route to Hanover, Bruno ' ....lc. and Control thwasany.-Tho North Unman Lloyd's . • o.t s w strainer &lOW L. tlaptaan .1 lIKITH N t • tr-yst:l•od on 1 11l 10 , 100 i. No. S. ratline at Blank wall 1. ruottuar., at 11 noon.-Far os to Branton. an•l ; &.: and I No.-Apply st ............. • ••• • • I:rt.'s+. trues*. W.: or to puti.tarem. osAvics. PHIL. l ll> •.I‘.l co o el. Datudia'shouse. LVoralaast LIMA Tower. '1 1 111: LIN 1.:1:1'001. 1A)N1/ON and ULA)BE 11%:••I'ItANCIF. 0.•?1111`ANY. I • -1. anal Mar lIMC r. Lolulota. :• . fund. n.' 41114.4111 t t. th^ fro mvenne ett 01 thAt t.t the H. t.• trtkit. y _ • n....erst, rat., of prelltlLlM. I.lth * Iniaranterd Ilitod boom • lag 1••••teu. ,•1 nn. C...turkin, rn.l t,lwur valor is vomit t... nitarr them suylbrsitarty r : aLable lemma and ,!star aw ; 4400 altrT uditueee.m. JOHN ATKINe. Reaillent Seenditry. TIL E PROGRESS ASSURANCE COMPANY ,Linutedl„, LIVE and MARINE tyeataL itNeAllee, to eco,An shares of 1.1 each. Subaaibed. Ag,94 Alarm Prot up, cooeht ire.let AIRIESII—THOMAS WALILEALK Y. Ranaitia—Memet. I anaeilale, Fowler, and Idazuard, :eh Oorniull. Head Ottlee-17. lauelenhalletreet. Tnderwrittur Department-9 loinch-lane. Eft The Threetera are prepared to morn, proposab tar Ineraranam St tax eminent rate , . at the ,abed aa above. JOHN BRAITHWAITE Gloria! Manama. DOMESTIC ECONOMY. The LONDON • uImorIts&fin•oeirmINNONIMPOINIKVVITF Q. PALL n n eeetVß t ln and artiet" r d2meati el! e Bent quality. at rea. edible pram,. Illierfeetga 146 of the an at ......parliti•F motement for shinnying food. nothing. ge., augniated at Hull in 1795, may lie laud on upphaataon. New here' When , halt.aerown each a year. Strictly limited ..11dry. Share* II each. Tarn.* mending either in London or e country are eligible ad , mombera or abandlolders. 11'0 AGENTS.—The Directors of the LONDON CO.korERATIVE COLIUSSARIAT Limited dawn , t. Rimmt-itreus. London &ire to APPOINT Amt:se4., te the sumac& logartaelattra Wall wonky d node*. No .1..! required Labe and mutually Merman, remuneration. B;MILY NARY UNWIN, deuelised.—Purswant t o the Art of Parliament =ad and died Victoria eat,. IS, • ,t .1 An Art to farther amend the Law of Property and to ••. Fri/stem." NOTICE If HEREBY tll TEM, tart all fDer• • 7.• o_ny I'LAI MS or &monde on the ]AGA ' T' E of EMILY lt 1 . EN fonoerly of Putney. is the moon of fancy, & Ji.tV blad &Mood, in the mime of Traitor. eptneter. • d .who n di.d on the 27th day of June, IMF. and whom with .••••••! :he nth day of June. IKI. war proved in the principal ....! her Naivety & Court of Probate on the 214 day of r. her. Step. by th. Rev. Tirderlok John Hawn, Amnia. one 11 • • ,Aeutore therein named ant hereby required to mod the • !.. ••- • I their respective debts or claims to the mad eaetiutar • • - .. , tee. of his solentore. Mama Toon, and Jackman. M r • •t, attend, In the county of 'Waimea. cm or Ixt ore the let •I •• • • n.i. r nett; and that after the said lot clay ul December • :5.• eani executor Intl proceed to distribute the smote ..f the • • Limly Mary l'awin among tha annona entailed thereto. • r• card stay to the debts or eleoma of which thr ezoottor • ... • n have had notes.; and the executor vri I not be liable • • t, to distributed to aay person of whose debt or claim .... net then Nice haduotine. ttle 11th day of Detuber. 18111. YOUNG and JACIDION. the satreet. London. 101ieition for the Eines:tor. • I I.L IA 31 ACHESON, deveased.Puitniant to ..n Art of Parlianwat of the rtnd and lied Victoria. cop. At. -Au Art to farther amend tha_lok et Property awl to . . • II wet. e,'• tElltE If ILEREBT OMEN:that aU wade , . ng IMS sesame the EIiTATE of WU-LIAM • her . late of the emp of Ilanebeeter.ise the County of Lao s. • e epiney, to Australia, merchant (oho died on or •he 26th day of April. 1861. axe hereby required tdaeni in • ; sate ..1 their debts or clams upon or impanel the mal . ,• • • etatiir. with the nature of their serunties • •• the executors of th•• raid rotate. at the Aker of their . T. 7,11.1411.. bale, Royalton, Strikes. aod dalsof No. O. Booth. . •. t ;•. th. ,ity of )(encloser...T, in the <smote of Ltnenster,.cin or •• ' .:L• trh .fay of November. !Wet after ',huh time the said •,• • re• will proceed to diewthote the assets of the nod toitatur, tt ern Acheron. deceseed. amass the parries entitled thereto. -• n-gard to the debts or clams of which the raid executors o ant ham ravened notice, and that the said executors wall • r: 1. habl• for the raid I.6ll•ets, or say part thereof Matnbuted • ar.a p. rya n of whose debt or Chain the raid elveutors shall not r Lad n• bee at the tine of this distribution of the amid resew. lo Gutict- I. hereby also piste, that aU persoro indebted to the •r• ate of nod %Velma Aehnion are re aired to pay the =JAM of their debts to 'lathe undershot's& ou behalf of the raid at— atom. without et 12. 14Aed this Oth Mt, INS. V. C ,V 1 173&A.16, SEDDON, and RALE, N. Boothetreet. Mansheeter, Sotieitors for the said Executors. AMSGATE.—TRURO-HOUSE BOARDING EGTItE. situated ea the East Chit beam the ma: superior aseasamdatian; TOM LE S maissally large awl airy; terms maturate. —Address Mr". BA MONEY. -320 to MOO ADVAZ4OED imme mad, ea tonna" k vo Ltr as mit asalr ad =7 . ... dr Ma be mamba at dam lasimisauda Meat 1 , -rzna, Incluove. II per amt. (far S.lOO and over).-ipalj; areasatl) at the EaTATI OFFICIB, aoathamplaa•Meek OW& R.C. Adniassa as Wass. US. pobales, A TEINSON and CO.. 16+n to 212, WE.ST ria, _ LTUJPON, - • h I Nl7ll,&lslZ7tiein.4%o — l;;; for Peery de o rt; f Fluiature. Drattind.rout Fniw, Chow. ratnetr, nf. Fan,. 1 abler. and other Entrant Prnauotrtnr of • ttfeh Workman/411p. bold luntne•ruon3 rot* to either Idaho . • • • I flat. IP-Irteadr. Iron. Bra... or Wood, in ..‘..ry styl e . re ;s o m e ; Horse Hair or Wool Studind. ••• 10 - rartrnent hue parttetgar rare t.-towed upon it. the Goo& • • r • rttre!, Marl:lreful+ ft MI the Promo-. •T ut.. ft.rt.n.lo and couapeto ut pereonr tent to an part of • e t• e..rry out Orden. / 'A lc l'liT WA ItEIIOI:SEMEN.- —Thix Branch th.- emu. k Mr, { - WV.? •. 4 1:,,p.4 ,r.g 1.4 Ilnor.. Th. I-Waren qualm. of Turkey • '• • Tapeotry. rub:aunts-LI Twdl. .••• I • r In Y..r.1 1.. r I 111044 UM for ltulb. Schou] ur 1 ut.ll, 1 I ! Worlor.. n .one to llnn and FA Room.. I 111.1.7•11.1ti-.1{S.—All tht• fabrics for Ito•nnunr• }tarnattr... to• Falk Rol». Malin., • . • i s 11twunt lantt.e •.. • • t }r. h 1,1.4 n, tint t ~rutes•—. t ink, %%atm,. 1 }n• P..!. • Mn•ltn Vurtatto. Se. Aup-rt,t, • t gruattn,w, S. . • •n; tot. nutty", PALL , 11% nt MI IN I)lCAl'Eltri.—TLii department is Well 1.• t.f 0.1. 1,1 ... * 4 . 1114 . • rr. w• the rtorl o. I.tmeht Mreci from . rt.n re and es. rf adi outage. Mkt& of th , thee ' • - it comi,,n.e. Slatikete. from the Driest • • -•r- •se .•-rticertble Blaitket •tulable for chantabie make—line trod' Ltreon. stout Tv.rtl ( gr.l or oldie. equally mined • • l'omlierealle.. ilutit*..he Table LonaMIP, fln. 'AMA'? Nakkin.. andall othstr sern..l for • • ••• •• r, tee. Irs•th Limie.. Welsh and Saxony and Laney Flannel... mutable for Imdire' Dremintr r • •• r •turting.. t. Ynnt. in the neaeot pattern.. Wan. • • - •k for the present 141•11nia. Cnbohrhi to all rx.lourv. -.• mai S. for every dolomite purpum. Dural% • • te, . Seim-nom of Pattern. sent fr.. by port. 1.1.1'?-TRATED CATALOGUES, containing 3 isdr es of the Furniture exhibited in the Show-roonw, free. or CAL be had on apphcsuon, and which aloe I Lasers to form au idea of the met of furnishing, aa mg bus with rte eonewPonding price of the article .1. All goods marked in plain figures. —ATKINSON and Co., Wrodnusisterldidgiertad. London 1 I I:OWN BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRS • 1.14 (Or()IE8 lik.rreek Psinglort . Tninks, Portataatessa. 44 " V!!!!Pnl‘PI:Y RZI CEID• I{G. YICCAI'II4.Y. C&t.lsu .less. I{lLLlARDB.—Exhibition of 200 BILLIARD Ji TABLES, all dam, for LUX Sr HIRE, at tbe eotts show roma of J. 111.ICNETY id , makers by appeinnt to the lo)al Faauly. War-ofnoe, mdmiralty. Prior fr om 33 galasaa, with aeoemertes.-38, Marrepetreet. &mad. itiTHTS for INDIA, CHINA, and the COLO ?CIES Detailed Leta of the weerweary Outfit, wit► pricer, •e , for every rlsrnato and appuntment, will be forwarded on avi.nrauon t. THltt.nliXlt aed IiIiNNT, (Putlttara next dour an I..enen.et 800., litrand. T INOLEUM PATENT FLOOR-CLOTH, With • rtrnnie Catorto Hoek - - LINO LE CS! thr 11.... t MaraWe Floor I *. ovrnAir extant. LINOLLUId, 1•101 13.11olinr«. 1 INOLECM. IA loa 11611*, Nuroerw. riot K it ~1.0 INI)11;1ii ..11 sr. WlArm No b.. 1.... nrrtelsk. app-artuo, _1 4 1N011:1:M f. I, ocookyl a soli Ltfrrt. iNlli M 111. nop.t , Rt.ron v. 17 n..d. and .in he. had M ALL I. l 'll\ll-111 Nil HOUNIA T.Arfs w ....1114/1. ---• I INOIA.UM . TI. to 1,414.13. It ItEMlsltif mot .•.. st , N..mate4trrot. Ef• V. I. A 1.1. v,llll SC FFEIt Iron, INDIONITION shoul d am Nr.ll - TsIN'O I ',lllo/111.X PIIJA R. 14 usonohos. MOW*. Is 114 b 14 Ile. 41411:E1/31A V 8 80()TillNifi POWDERS, f or $ , *141.1r. I, 4 'la 4411tg Ito it 7...411 4u, I. W.,. .4 411antA41 4 .41 , 4 .1 thlm 4110 I go • •r t typ.t U... wo,rto •• 5t...+11P•4. 01:yuypt. ••). 464. bro.s. 4 or. t whs. Uoy 1.4.• to 4 I. .11 • jar ko u. , r 4.1) 10 1.4 Fr() (: ( )NtiI*MPTIVES.- A gnit••fill frathiqr is •• • Mow Mail. in. tot Plum.. to all who .w.h 11. f.l. I r "pt...,, 14 /. 14...1.4 11/1.44 woo wo•onvel I. !,..,„ • ..../trr hairitaw • toow •,, • • , &LI,/ ~/..VI Id I.) to, lath,. ► 1,41 known I .••I I . • r ••• 41..4411.4.4 kt/aIIII. t.ht {IP 1.0.180/11 ••• • j • t.! •As tt• pre pay pot., Ahlltll/11 U. BMAIWI4. t0tth1ta14•11.1.4164.111. •• () XVORI) UNIVERSITY EI.F.CI j GENt:RAT. 1•0111MITTL7 fur proinoting the ELAC [1( thl ROL: ILALL PALMER. Qt' k 441. 1 ,1 of ftLv.lainu. ()ivoRD comierrrtnii. Th.• Rvr. th.• wAiwits of NNW POLLNaN. The Krv. Um. PIIESIONNT of TRINITY, Cu* ('•• •^e PM. krTA k 1 OM. N. Iltrwlirron, M.A.. Mirtrr C. W. Stoottowl, M.A., Ul. Ch .1. E. Iletolvroon. YkNow ould Rum), of M.tonlatlrn, Chapman. M.A., Merton, A Itolutwou, M.A., Follow mut Tutor of New 11,11 r go. Mr r *it daily at 119 Mt. A1.t.t,....tr0rt. lAINJON /'IINYITtE} The I yri,t --- Th!allarquu of sALIKIIVRY, ILA., Lae Fdlow Tb. Right lion. Pir JOHN TAYLOR COLE RIM' q 1).('. L, late Fellow dKa e?. The Right lion. EDWARD CARL/WELL. 11 C.f., Wl'., late fellow of Haßiot The Very Res. %V. H(M)K, IL IL, ('h. Ch.. Dean of chiebroLr The Mon. ROW ARII THISLETON. M.A., late. Fal low of Halhol The Row. (7E)ROE MOBERLY, 1).C.1. Balboa. Canon el Cheoter, aaol Fellow of Winelesfer. The RA C MILLER. D.l) Linea. V kW/ of Greenwich. rued ay pompon. resnucl to taw eirrummanees, the gentlemen who have throughout sainted saas a. a general committee °mousier that It would not be itheirelde to euntinue the contest And having placed m)aell us their brads, it iv us> p.uulul duty to atilltrlliert the n 'stilt to you. 1 hat e roreiv, A l morhkind arid generous support Irons all seetions of the Literal party, and many exprosaions el good will from L. las. Ma whose pledge% prevented their 'supporting no'. Finn all thliOrr. Of ra try elude of political 01.1111011 1 hair rilh.rlrlloo,l the moat courteous cirdity. 'ls. my supportera—and especially to the gentlemen who. as ma sabers of tur 11,11012 S Oattalaltie• Pt. have devoted so much time sad labour to the Liberal mum— l can only Muni my sincere and grateful thanks. I trust three gentlemen will believe that I, us my Part, have done what I ran. and that my grimiest regret is that thous labour. should on this ors ariloil hair been rapewl.l in vain. 1 would rays fa the connds it hope that, by thorough ontannia- Lon and nutted whoa, the Lateral party in the county may be vnabk dno Lag meat UOCarloll to obtain tne triumph to which in a lair and equal NM they are unsleoluedly I ain, iientlemen, hour moot obedient servant. Watson, Oct M. tiE, ` Bee CAMPBELL TEGEICERAL ELECT ION.—To the PEOPLE of LI'it.LAND has ta en natter for dosp concern to every true patliut Mai tM psno4 when tnertors are cadent upon to distehal se a snort bolelan duty, so Will am an insp.mlaut trti-t, f4tOU:d so geoefelly prose to be a season of hennas. delinuonery, and drunkenat.s. a lt la thank/nib admitted that th, ...rad habits. of ifw peopl. ale g reawaiy mud. rusting a tanrhetal elum towards. • fuels the els tUrnt ot triaptnuice }Aura. t,. ailllllls soot Ju year. Starr us no mall dry.... ositnbut..d. Yi.t. It IA to to bawd that the ts sushi litnrtal I.le. taws will ha. matted to . a Warr conrouspnou of mtoakratazut (Inas , . certain to mutt to IKVIVUS =wheel to =du Awls and dein adatsou w Lb.- cosonsundy. We claim the mid to cap,".. our sows n thr choler nt War who shall rspreecht ua n pailiatacht, and should. as a tlistatiss people. appitioch this dot) m a calm. tlu.ulthtful, and mtalliceit manner, mot, as m too pt•Lrtvdly the taw. amid micitimient JD. d by strong drank. The preventaut of the disgrace usually attendant upon our Par ham. utary elealon• has to a tarot extent ua the 11110%6 of than., who seek tie suilswinw of the leoPlo We earnestly appeal to r•ndivatea. eithrr milasiduany or by mutual arraligethi ht, as at the Mid wkwtiou at Stohwupon.Tranat • riot to bold the nmeturgs 4evt.t...ar) tor ootalticting the Wattle. of the decimal at puhlie.houres, but &a all ram. to stows' hallailata Which the Nile ul tutortouttta; thinks , a• proltlblted by lac: or. al an tease Cara the. rbould appear to uupnwtumble. to dirs. fs every way the owe of liquors which Frustum so much of the evil h• eldest to conusited elretamr. . ' T.; — tyres ' tly — to be - -- tied uhat the propcmd of Thomas Lloyd, to prevent the bolmgl of electrum ministate.rw at limated hovel., was nut adopted by the Heuer of l'ummuna. It Is Weed. Merrier, that the prOSTIVII of etthghtmad opinion will not only eaurr such a proposal to Os paned by the sew but also one that than compel all paolic-botuus wet beer-houses to tos doled dining the hours at Which votes are Mk , • at the polling-lueoths. We appeal to electors to rim/le the .aspechee candidates b yy tbetrlltimee fro abelialph pasilisaarbieb tie! mask as 104 tt, be dheatl trot, their alled/ance Kau:side by nutty d monetratudar and publiehoose Influence.. suit creaticaudy to re •. 111. a.l oder. of Illtvilklalltif 1.41. rs by election agent.. or vom its att. • so leutg ewdrary to law as sell aa insulting and dasiffervou to the. I. it..,.. At lb. mat eeetom • very large number of our fellowcatunis vall fur the mud haw b. 1.11.1 a to ry IV.••111.• flight .4 V. otling &11 curb are ••rtrlany urged to ryntier them.d.rw cormpiesode hy thee mbn.ty and purity of conduct. le-Lou-4 wadi: in. n. toe (till.. of tip...lupin. may be advanced or retarded an the onward march of eves and ainholt.on. according )ada WO nue al..e or yield to the teinviatioua and me m. 10 , 1. 4. ut t the uc. 1.1 eatomeatuag Ihfuom duru.g the vacuums-at ut We I tilling rUilt••l. 14' ceda r of the Conandttte of the National Temperarme Leaftae. n.ULI EL BOWLY, Pr./dust ItOBEXT KAN. Bammetary. No. Strand. London. October. MS AN DEUTON '8 IiOTEL, 141. FLELT-erlikEET. DINNER from the JOINT. w.ts VILtierAltLEA. and eAI-A1). l. .`d.; or }lan and JuIAT, bltal of NEAT. b. A iddenetne lattiew' rolfeed•ooin. tprawuk 1.14611 , tar dabber partiea. nteetlnsa, lliaearue wage, esteket and rowing data, ow.. will Ind wary se. imiteedation at muctirnar el.ann • KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN LIHIBITION, IN/. Spy todetated old Willi WHISKY wed the DUBLIN PkIZL 1111 DAL.—It se pure. load. roidlow, delicious, and very wh.liourn, bold in lutUea, bd. ends, at th e retail boner in London ; by the SWIM in the prloripal towns in Siorland ; or wholende. at West Windanalhetnert, London, W.—innerre uta rod seal, pink label. and monk branded "Knialinn's LL Whinky.' LIEI3IO COMPANY% EXTRACT of MEAT. PARIS EXHIBITION, 1/117.—TWO GOLD MEDALS.— CALTIO?..—Notie genuine withoet Briton Lwaig. the Inventota figoatese being on every or. anvinpauird with lull dirmniton for use. bold by all IWlan wareheuine, enemata. and singers Brest enonothy and inipsoressont in cookery. (lOPY YOUR LETTERB.—The costly Kum w IL, PIMP eupereeded by CARLYLE*B PEN MANIFOLD N ItIIEIL to write with pen and onhisary ink. producing a copy at the •wine time. ae leas - ea poet free, 11.3 stamps—Solt inventor and patentee. O. t'AItM.YLE, kuvenstrete, Liverpool. MUWE'S SELECT LIBILARY.—NUTICE. •dxs. The NOVEMBER CATALOGI'M of NEW and CHOICE )100Nti in emulation and on sale at Hadar's Select Library are now rwady, and will br forwarded portagr. hag. on appheatlam.— 111udit • ry•lert Library. Nrw Usford-atrott. London. City Unice. t. King4tr.rt. O AKETS SILVERSMITHS' SOAPS (non-mer curial for caning and pollalidairsUtar, olealroplato, plow eau. etc lableta Id. owls. °AILEY'S CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery Awl Woo Cott. Moot Load. to. °AILEY'S INDIARUBBEE KNIFE BOARDS, from L. M. wit. O AK'B WELLINGTON KNIFEPOL ISIL T r sekets Id. melt ; tins, Id., la. IL SI, and Y. soot. COLD everywhere, by ironmongers, grocers, 1 . 0 0u „,.., w u ,&makers, ehenilorta, Wbolerle by .701131 oAjmy & Rid BON% sorry mad black 1.1•111 WHO, 172. road. VOALB.—The CLAY CROSS COMPANY suyyly 4froot trout taw: Colleztoo at Clay Clato.-71ko loot. sisal to Mall's ETA at !la toe ; soooselt ro lr eaum as m Oadi M.—Ordess to CHITS 0271C11. 11 soa AlltlillOAD. N. COAL.—( RORAMI J. °MERRELL sad 00. ant seals may On* 11A-111. Omaha ARNOLD and SONS IMPERCEPTIBLE acknowledged to be the hghteet and meet ouinfort. able warner trues invented. Elreue Mocking% Kneecap., tee for vancum ventures, Sr.; Abdominal gene, Railway Guava ammo" trutnhew, Art 43.1,1 Lego, Arno, ibutda, Eya., an. ; and *wry d.eenbuon of swim:al applucneo manufactured by Akt2401.0 and 140N14.36 and 36, 66 on bmithlarld, London. 1631.—Lorecuutu, fur roondsurtm,-nt cad priors fonvartheL As es. parieseed female to attend on tidier SALMON. ODY, sad Cu., 292, BTYAND. _____ PATINT TRIL/R8 MAXIM. NOTHINti 11111.01SSIBLIG A GIJA AMAILELLA restores the litunita Thair t. i 4 pristine hoe, Do matter at what apt JO/IN tiOSNLLL and Co. have at leugth, with the ald of one of the moat eminent chewed«, auonmided m perfectuin this moat wonderful l quid. It is tom/ offered to the public in a more °omen- Mated form, and at a lower prier.—Mild to bottles, at each; Wm, is id. ; and it.. earls with brag'. itod Bull Wharf, Asegal-peaerge, 93, Upper Thamesetreett. Lou don, E.O. IrOUßlh'lti, TRAVELLERS, VISITORS to the -E. SEASIDE, awl others ezpored to the sea and duet, will And the application of ItOWLANDie KA LYIX.III With enoliug and frealeng to the Sias and akin, allaying all beat sad irritability; wenoving 11111•Uol" Ireckleot, and dssoolonAboaa; sad rend•ring tLe s k in wit, clear and plawant. Prim 4 id. and Oa it per bottle. told at 10, flattoncaden, and by chemises and perfumer.. dab fur " Rowlands' Kaly:or." and beware of vrimis awl per. naiotia artseloot sold =dig the same of " Kalyder. FrIDIKAN'H RIGA HALT, tho fIUBHTITUTIC for BEA BATH USU. —A dally BMA Impend with this Balt is the notwal strenstbrner for weakly lauds and abildrnn. Ana lyssol and ati h resal by Hr. 1116.10. Iferammusdootl by tan hymn?. Pationisnd the Nobility. Bold In bap and boas+ by a/um:anis lansiiiksout • nisiliosd world. —TIDMAN nnd BON. if, Worm woodnteset, Landon. EC. 'isms" sit imitations. 110:1141NE.--(1illy Silver Medal.—Parin Exhi -A- wpm. is6l - 1101040N • S PEPSINE MINE. illobub.. insul Lower a, the popular mini-fly for a 'llk diaantion. Matiutartumil by T and WIN, al. 33. and 1)1, hu•ttlioini.bili•nor. Roe 1.1.1i/111 ; W - tiOttl• frIONI L; (nun la YI. . alabub w, u. bottlom. from Ya J)M. KIND'S DANDELION and QUININE !AVM PILJA without avreury. ruar•ama In 1710. MR AIM WIND, sad INDIGERTION. In boats. la 10., IL IC IC sad Ils.. el all I.ll6smisla A GRICUiTINRAIP H A Li.illte REPRESS 4-skilisaa2, . _ . soder ilgt lineation of Mows, yi7 Bl. l4:::reat oloa; I. ; 4eotod nito,oo., e , zweady ..t;.wor.4. 1/I . tho_zOsmorto b. aa.... by Mollifik sioil l i nirer i ~ 1/ 0 Y ALIJA 114 1 !. *ALA C& e t7.441, 7 pp fig a. Oassug.ll ELMENBg,BUCCEBB' of 11:121.13. prrratu, Woad catboat_ pi, ratetstreeresi the Otsed nevi Woad nartet..ll DREAM: OR. Yew!!=4, phote nightly reselved fleet lea Ms boa • • I Th:f‘Veraguler i orthe TIIMPLN BAR MAGAZIN* Geo :ILIZItty. By the Author of " Dr. " aohr and I." tr.— —Katie °ray —Madame de Lafayette—WWll —tha lhays ye of thealand—A Lweby Dereopotutawst— Wow • e A lay of thellowalth Iteeolutioa. ig The Trish ," MYTlft. • KB NUMBER of thin n er irs outmost:* a let BOW Barry, satatted SUSAN the Author oe"Aftele Lowe." "eleven Loirrenan p ßlshaed Bentley. New tharliwwWwwWWW. TIM ART JOURNAL f for NOVEMBER, pow pries fs. IL 64 cOSTIIAT ' LINE amoAavrires. t. Y. p h littead Sespeweei attar latletmae Mier Ir4S.telowdeJta.R.A. J. A Brae D ay. A. Abe tri Cen es Marine to the Ftee AAA /e. Leaden ea New Y Virtue awl 00. delfts, have grievous effects, and fie expressed himself at a loss to know how any man unless he was steeped in Oranrism . could support the clause. Unless it had been in eaustaice the three liberal candidates would hive been returned here unop posed by a triumphant majority. As it was that was only to be • attained, but certainly to be at tained, after great cost and power had been ex pended, and after every elector bad sacrificed one third of his voting power. He demonstrated this as an outrageous heresy against the popular repre sentative system, and a fraud upon this great oon stituency. Such a clause as the minority clause belonged only to the ioris of Bedlam, and ought instantly to be repaaod. Messrs. Dixon and Hunts afterwards addressed the meeting. Eleorge Odgek two the Weed candidM foi the represpatatson al Chelsea, - *ere refitted to the arbitration of Mr. - Hughee, IL P., Mi. Ilanidelic M.P., end Mi. P. A. Taylor, M.P. The dicislai wJgiyeu lire, last night; in the . following terms : 22 " Having itigurd the ciriuni7 stances of this ease, we are of opiiioi that it is 'Vie" for the liberal cause that Iff. Odd Ikeda retire his caadiilature is favour of Sir' Msary Hoare.—Taos. lit:ours, J. Susumu), P..4. -I TATTAIL-:Oct. 30, 1888.." . . CIIELSEA.—Lest alibi Mr. Wentworth Mike addressed a densely crowded be meeting in the FreetaiV sons' Arnyi.Blythe-lana, liammuselsith. Mr. J. Salient, in the absence of Mr. James Beal, took the chair, and ilt; opening the proaeedinga said it was noneossenry for to say anything in favour of Mr. Mike, as he wai the accepted candidate for the constituency. DUNOARVAN.—The O'Donoghue and Mr. Fier jeant Derr y were entertained at a public banquet in I)un garvan on Thursday night, and met with as enthusia•dic reception. Both warmly recommended Mr. Gladstone's lolicy to the country, and contrasted it with that of Mr. whobad proclaimed hostility to the Roman in tholic and the national intercity. . _ _ i' s INBIII.7RY.—A full meeting Wan held last night to hear Mr. Torrens, M.P., in the Spa&lds school-room, Mr. E. T. Johnson in the chair. Mr. Torrens objected: to three-cornered constituencies, but thought it would be well if Finsbury was divided into four wards, each having its special member, or by giving the largest d ivision, such as Islington, two members. By this arrangensinf.the members we old have some chance of undentandingthe requirements and attending fully to the wants of rich section of this large borough. Mr. Torrens urged that e ballet was now the most imperative want of the time; On the Irish church question the hon. member said as a churchman he was ready to make the sacrifice of the preference, the protestant chtiroh now pcesemed in Ireland, and come down on to the level with all creeds there. Mr. Tomas hoped we should soon treat the sick poor in their own homes instead of removing them to workhouses. In reply to question's, Mr. Tomos se* no harm in looking at Futures or zmiseums an Bulk days. He *ould not, as in the St. Xurem'e.balf east, re strain men from bearing scientific Idesures on Sunday, but tisanglet Ile legisistnre nest eenralt the feeling of the ina)uriiy. He woel.t do all Stat enarbenate could fa keep open heaths and commons, and would leave to the executive government the relioumbility of dealing with political prisoners. The meeting closed with a unanimous vote of confidence. .At a meeting of Messrs. Mills and Talbot, the conservative candidates for West Kent, last evening, it was announced that the election for the borough of Greenwich, ou the return of Alderman Salemons and the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, was 'opt to he allowed to pass over uncontested, but that Sir Henry Watson I'arker, of Stowell-house, Richmond, Surrey, anal a magistrate for the county of Surrey, who was then pre sent, was prepared to come forward in the conservative interest. It may be mentioned that Sir Henry Watson Parker, whose address to the constituency is expected to be shortly iseued, occupied distinguished position in the House of Representatives of Sydney, New South Wales, for some years. IlacdNEy.—Last evening Mr. Reed addressed a large aesembly at the Southgate-road school-rooms. Mr. Wm. lliffe preeided. Mr. Reed, who was received with loud cheers, expressed the pleasure be felt in mtlin al dressing them lie said he had always been a liberal. and desired earnestly that those prineeples should become more popular in the country. The hon. candidate ad dressed the meeting at some length on the topics of the day, and a cute of confidence in him as one of the mem bers for Hackney was carried with acclamation. II EZTFORD SR litE.—M r. Cowper weep Mr. mry R. Brand, the two candidates in the liberal interest, have been actively canvassing in various part* of the county during tho last few days. At Royston, on Wednesday evening, a large meeting was held, and on Thursday afternoon a meeting was held in the Town-hall, Hemel Hemp stead, at which about WO farmers and inhabitants generally (attracted together by the usual weekly market) were present. LAMBETH.—The most uproarious meeting per haps that has been held in the metropolis since the com mencement of the electioneering campaign took place last night in St. Thomas's Schools, Waterloo-road, close to the hew Cut, when Mr. Morgan Howard, the " Consti tutional" candidate, attempted to address the electors. The chair was occupied by the Rev. J. R. Steve y. vicar of St. Thomas's. A vote of confidence in Mr. Howard was declared weed, about half the meeting being against it.—A very large and stormy meeting took place in the School-room. Flint-street, Walworth, for the purpose of hearing the political opinions of Mr. Littler, barrister, of the Temple, a new liberal candidate for this borough. A resolution approving of the candidate was carried. MARYLEIsONE.—Last night Mr. Thos. Chambers, addressed three meetings of the electors—let, at the Lecture-hall, New Church-street ; 2nd, at the " New Inn," Henry-street, Portland-town; 3rd, at the Freemasons' Arms, Boscobel-gardens. Mr. Daniel Grant, another liberal candidate, addressed a crowded meeting at Pro vidence Hall, Old Church-street, and a resolution in his favour war adopted. Min-BudnEY.—The liberal cause in this division is steadily progressing. Dlr. Julian Goldsmiel, M.P.. and Mr. C. H. Roberts have nearly completed a long series of public meetings, and have reouived the warm approval of the Kreuter part of the constituency and much popular en thuanum. They are supported by a powerful and nide ential committee, and by all the liberal strength iu Hid- Surrey. Noltni WARWICKSHIRE.—Messrs. Newdegate and ltioniley-Davenport addressed the eleetors in Aston Manor on lhurbday evening, but they were impatiently listened to, and the meeting broke up in confusion and disorder appr o aching tumult : no resolution was passed. TOWER Ilasturrs.—Mr. Ayrtsen, M.P.. Isist night addressed a meeting at the Lecture-hull, Three mills-lane, Bromley; Mr. Robertson Cook being in the chair. The usual vote of confidenee was peered at the ceucluaion of the hon. gentleman's address. There are three lady voters on the recently-Fub liehal for the borough of Falmouth, and the whole of them have pledged themselves to support and vote for the liberal candidates, Mom. Stone and ()melee. CVEIOI'B ACCIDENT TO A PANTRIDOE.—A corro rpoudiait of the lArld says :—" While staying at • friend's house in Kent, during the latter part of August in this year, the gamekeeper one morning brought in a partridge which, according to his account, had been injured in the followitraordinary manner : — He hail in the morning been making his usual rounds on the property, and during his walk dumbed a large covey of partridges. One of the birds, on rising, had down against one or more of the others, and then tumbled to the ground. On going to the place he found the bird dirabled, having its left wing broken--the effect, as he supposed, of its collision with the other birds. He put the bird out of its pain, and brought it to the house. The bird, to all appearance, was • strung and healthy young cock, and had its wing broken about a quarter of au inch from the pinion. On my ex preosing surprise at such an occurrence, he informed me that the same thing had happened twico before, ou the issue property, within his rocollectiou. Thinking this rather an extraordinary circumstance, I shall be curious to know whether • parallel ease has come under your notice, or that of your many readers." - Reid. Heal wantonly in tea can only be , insured by burrhaaina as artirlo that is known to he uniformly good soul this wear eambrrattun has for Whin yearn mourn, for I °minims'. Tea unianzarms add in by Mal soots, dirmista, euahatkimare, an.--lA4mrelasateat. ....___._. • w• • - ••••••••r• '.• STAIIKTIIISS. rir"44 11°Z...1 / 2 " 2. ? , il 1". effid gi 1 %...... °rehlutal Ilial* Solution, which was canied by acclamation. That the minority donee iatrodueed into the Morin BM by C. W Chute. II A . Fellow of Magdalen. to . • Drees CsUreirOil,• - pper Beam awl PM la.,_. Pit. ; W _ Lewd Coins, tamed Lard Lliersedlor, adopted W Kr. Dot J. D. liatonport, ILA Fellow of IttltitettOPP. "ehi la.d lia"-Pr'*" Nam " alibi 1..44 6441.4.44. ' Mr. BRIWIT was ffilootAld wi th the usual di"Plai nth end his is the a.... .r Ormuser and indorsed by 11. J. D. Mie•disirt. 8.A.. tit. Ch. end Bev. W. G. Fremantle. 11. A • Mae Fellow of AJI floidif , r i :t end at i ite ad a a Zirs f="l•Arw.. me of mithnsispern. He spoke ter upwards of an hour, the eessmei •Issmastiee maididatne lor the City, is an km W. B. It. Jacobean M.A . , Ili. Ca. booking. AMAMI Msfrager, lib. . ISAOCABK •••• • • , • lig g r the rri •••• • • I • • orbit and inecnisti ,_. , , • • . • E. -. Rave. l ii i . ltste Studont of CI. Ch. N.A.. of New Gotha. t - .1.,', . - ' • • • - The onaattee at daily at the Trafalgar flow!. ' • . 4 i I i.• .. .01,. . I. •-. . • r• x !f• . . • beer• x• "C y. ••• - '0 - - Ir i ttM o4 ..! •y,lloron from 9 to • • . BRAND 001091W a vhsn ...,,, • , fr . -; ' .0,..r : . .. . she got e . 4 • • . _ troni4r II V '. i'L •or •e : the goiffirnment. In &Haiku" • . Immo 0, . . . •• • . • t wet* of the TO the ELECTOIII4 of the COQ of ' lod r- An' e a ta ltir ElliTinlek r -..:ltt - 1441 .4 1 . .? , ' • L 14444 ' 4 " -- ' 11 t 44444 ,'.• .. • • • for the liberal - llt'llittitTON. •. . Choir of ti 0 voters Cmsdneter. . , eItpURYI“ t t 'to tile • • - • use, he that until recently ' , . ~ . . ... . • • ftie • ' , ' 1 7 •.• (.; were R i can . , ""'""• -11" i" "'"°44'‘i the " ' Dr" a th e wa11T ..4....0' I L A GRI CU LT Illi A L PIALki•TO-N H.• Oil - to , eteection feed . nz c re i r e .t lterw i l iti t bag* . w* ,-- •• gi s i m i s ... • i . .1 .t .g I noses' to Inform you that, in the Opinion ..., tbe moot expa • .....,- pi moue, the rruult I. not moil ais to afford uo • a roasouable prospect hy , IM M = I '! .a ibtli r d151:110 1 lial e Will be freed • pt The 111 41. wail in the I :ei cs ethof of aurora.. . •• . ' e w o last, was ee was An active opponent, supported by rho Conservative party. but 401 Mime. " . etor.lllf. F. KINGSBURY( erofemins POMP Liberal opinions. m o i su o r o s.d o a m mq. m a ng fi " alail - t 81 . .. t . ing ......'• the ' • . ativ • - ~,. .., ...,.-•`•,„, the prilletplesishiCh . had governed our system Of h e Xthasfurt , , goi_yodw, ••hdrchyardi TIMAL Mt pl. ci&eri from many ioexp4.rioncd rotor.. and from others. who arm Aciliallt . ____Lbazi..t...4oiiiwrikii.m.s parlieimiitary eleCtions for 600 years r , it si, "Asa Carden ill . • 14111 k, guided by pervoual rather than by polltuml rotml.lemnons , before nent;.-Revivial Of JULLIEN'S . . _ .... „..... , ••.0-e • ..-...: • It IMP known that rh o Witt would be omit...cod by a Liberal can- ostyAdavaudu.did d esk. wi t a dns i .fa e Weir •SD OdlOtin • And infamous clause. t would i eider,. Thus fortwelhA I coned it difficult suthcieutly to wake .` _..*" 1 4 not affect the' balance of power in the Mir HittIESESTATION?Oit CIERLIMI t IL—A few head agates' all the advantage, of wealth iuul Mewl intim:moo unr.= 4.ll 2ra titi ll. " erierwet.rally used. The r•.ult of the regOittutfonu. Involving e h* es. sin v oee j rerecatem mw ' MM S . HMSO Of COMDIOIIs, • but it might, never- days ago the_ daises .44 - Sie Henry HoarZ Y ssid • Mr. a hear, low to the Liberal part), hes now farther matenally weak. i fts e m ,. .: -•..- ened ms evasion. .• - - • _e_ w ''' • . - two - of the hliiihil candidates for the INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. Crasorou arum's SPAIN. _ MADRID, Oor. 80. A decree bail been issued giving _diioctions for the distribution of the poll tax instituted oft *e 12th inst. in lieu of the octroi duties, and gWI provisional instructions for levyinitl l : a r re e d it Jes present quarter. A circular hasvi T4, -, the Minister of Connierce to the governor of the provinces, asking for a report on the changes introduced by the revolutionary juntas in the staff and working of the departments of public works, agriculture, industry, and commerce, and request ing the governors to communicate their views as to the best measures to be adopted for re-organ ising those departments. General Hulce has been appointed Captain-General of Cuba. He will leave immediately fur his post on board a govern ment frigate, which will be placed at his disposal. TIIE DUKE AND DUCHESS DE MONT- I'ENSIEU. LISBON, Ocr. 29. It is believed that the Duke and Duchess de Mentpensier will not return to Spain till after the plebiacituni. ROME. ROME, Ocr. .29, Evons9, The band of brigands who tarried off Abbe Campbell are being surrounded by the troops. They set the Ablk at liberty last night in a forest near Rocea di I'apa. INDIA. CALCUTTA, Oct 29, 7111. sleirtirigs, 4r. 15a. ; 811 b. ditto, tir. ; forties mule twist, 3 7-12. Market dull. Cotton, 19g. Exehiinge on London, Is. 11 d. Freights to England unaltervd. AMEIt ICA. NEW YORK, Opt. 30. The Allan (Glasgow) steamship St. Patrick arrived out to-day. Closing Prices :--Gold opened at 1341, and closed at 134 k. The range of the fluctuations during the day was k per cant. Sterling ex on London, 1091 • 6-20 United States 1882, 1131; ditto, 1885, 1114; ditto, 1866, 1101 ; 10-40 ditto, 106 i. Illinois, 1441 ; Erie, 411. Cotton, Middling Upland, 25i. Petroleum, standard white,29l . Flour, extra State, 8 dols. 70c. to 7 dols. 30c. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 11c. The Etiglide Ind?evident states that Mill-hill Dissenters' Grammar School will be dosed for a time, if not altogether, M Christmas next. TUE PROPOSED NEW ROUTE BETWEEN 'SLING- Tow AIM Tix Crrv.—Progress is being made, although slowly, towards the opening of a direct route from the branch post-office, Essex-road, Islington, through Pack ington-street, Shepherdess-walk, Bath-street, Dunhill row, Type-street, Cripplegate, and the centre of the grand termini of the Metropolitan, Great Northern, Midland, Great Western, Loudon, Chatham, and Dover, Western and South Metropolitan districts, and St. John's-wood Railways, to the City. At a recent meeting of the board of guardians of the parish of St. Luke, the clerk reported that Mr. Vul- Rainy, the arbitrator appointed by the Metroplitan Board of VI Oaf" and Mr. Clutton 011 behalf of the parish of St. Luke, to whom reference was made in order to asmirtain snd determine; the value of the land belonging to St. Luke's workhouse required to be given up for the widening of Sliepherdess-walk, bad selected Mr. John Slum, of Christ's Hospital, us umpire between them, and that the question was in a fair way of being speedily and equit ably Nettled. The Board of Works have agreed to widen Slieplienless-walk at its own cost, and the Asylum wall in Bath-street has been already set back to a line ranging with Alleylll . ll 11101410WWS. Two portions, and these the moat difficult., of the direct route from Islington to the City have thus been won, and the whole length of thoroughfare will soon be opened for public use and vehicular traffic. It has been determined that the fore courts of Lady Lumley's almshouses shall be thrown into the thoroughfare us soon as the arrangements for opening Sheplieriltsa-walk, widening the canal bridge, and re moving the workhouse wall have been completed. It is likewise in exintemplation, it is said, to remove the alms housesaltogether from their present site to ono more suburban. THE LATE 110 AT ACCIDENT AT OCERNSEY.—Not one of the bodies of the occupants of the boat which was lost between Sark and (inemtiey on Monday week has yet been recovered. In addition to the discovery of the mad and asil as already reported, a basket and cask have been picked up on a small inland near Sark. These articles were taken into the boat by 1)r. (latehonee. The friends of Mr. Jeremiah Giles I'ilcher are still making anxious efforte to find his body. The unfortunate gentleman was the eon of the late Mr. Jeremiah filcher, who at one time held the office sheriff of London and Middlesex, both father and ,n having been held in high eetimation in the City , gs.—Nlrl II E. (kA 11111X1.1.1N if/ at this 711.411..1.t Kn• n b. thin .of Net., In VIOW of (My knots: mod lent 11..).0r'n .lely Splendid novelle. are now hning pro pared I.) Chapman. anol (.01 Ileetootreet.). in tnagneoonitti Rho in. Nommen.. I.l\llOOlM, A. , In lottlition to their wtil lintoWn variety ai time m - ruteetaec art—tAdvernerteent.l THE WESTMINSTER ELECTION. The following letters have been issued from the central committee of the two candidate' at West minster, and replies are to be addressed to the joint committee there: Central Committee, 30, Cockepur-greet, Charing-crose, October. Pear Sir,—l beg earnestly to advise you to vote both for Mr. J. 8. Mill and myself at the coming election, in stead of plumping, as you propose, for me. It is of the importance that the IMOD of the liberal party in Ile e7i tai tintsster should be as complete as possible, as the conservative candidate has no chance but in the division of the liberals. I may add that Mr. Mill has addressed to those of his supporters who have expressed an intention of !dumping fur him a circular the precise counterpart of this. lam informed that the numbers at present intend ing to plump fur Mr. Mill on the cos hand and for myself on the other are very _nearly sqsal.—l bug to remain, dear sir , yours friiWully, GMOIIVINOII.-I'.B. A rely addressed to the central committee - will much Cantrai oammialass ao. osehorws Seek Charing-croft, October. Dear Sir, -1 beg earnestly to advise you to vas both for esptisa Grosvenor and myself at the twining eteetiou, instead of plumping, as you propose, for me. It is of the greatest importance that the union of the liberal party in Westminster should be as complete as possible, as the conservative candidate has no chance but in the division of the hbtrals. I may add that Captain Grosvenor has addressed to those of his supporters who have expressed an intention of plumping for him a circular the procisa counterpart of this. lam informed that the numbers at present intending to plump for Captain Grosvenor on the one hand, and for myselt on the other, are very nearly equal.—l beg to remain, dear sir, yours faithfully, J. S. P.S.— A reply, aeldressed to the ventral committee, will much oblige. WESLEYAN ELECTORS.—The astounding advice given by the Methodist Recorder to Wesleyan electors will be held to justify all that the bitterest enemies of Wes leyannun have said of the subordination amongst that body of every consideration, private or public, to denomi national interests, and the coustspient want of principle which characterises their public action. Whatever else you do--says the Melodist Recorder to its readers—or whoever else you vote fur, vote for a Wesleyan whenever you get the chance, no mutter what his political principles, nor how widely ',sever they differ from yours. These are the words of our coutemporary :—"There may be points of difference be tween the candidate and the elector—perhaps important points. But we submit that the compact church bond which unites them ought to prevail over such differences. The points of agreement must surely be more numerous and more vital than the points of divergence." And then the Itton:der proceeds to mention seven Wesleyans who sits offering tnemsetves to different constituencies, five of them as liberals and two as conservatives; but it "hopes" that the liberal Wesleyan electors of Staffordshire and Hull will support these conservative Wesleyans, " and that Wesleysui conservative voters in the other five constituencies will not hesitate, but will to • man rally round and support the Wesleyan candidate, It would be a great pity—we could could almost go so far as to eay it would be • burning shame—if any of the Neve& gentle men whose names we have mentioned should be kept out of parliament through the opposition of members of their own religious denomination, - " - There is not another re ligious body in England, not even the Roman catholic*, that would dare to tender to its voters such advice. It any congregationalist were to offer himself as • sup porter of Mr. Disraeli and conservative policy, we should hold the congregationalist electors doubly bound to vote against him, and prevent his return by all hazards. We are deeply grieved to find such language in a Wesleyan journal, lest perhaps this disclosure of the legitimate re sults of the persistent policy of the Wesleyan howlers to keep their people listless on political questions, and awake only to the interests of Weeleyaniam, may have • good result. General reprobation may open the eyes of the Wesleyan to their grievous mistake and error.—lisglist ladependeret. SHERIFFS' SUIT AND SERVlCE.—Yesterday Mr. Secondary Potter and the City Solicitor attended, with the Under-Sheriffs, at the °fins: of the Queen's Itemem brancer, 48, Chancery-lane. The usual documents relat ing to the accounts of the late sheriffs were then read and filed, and proclamation was made for the " tenants and occupiers of a piece of waste ground called the Moors, in the county of Salop, to come forth and do service," upon which the City Solicitor cut one faggot with a hatchet and another with a bill-hook. A second proclamation was then made similar to the former, but having referenve to the occupiers of "a certain tenement called the Forge," in the parish of St. Clement Dams, upon which the City Solicitor counted out six horse-shoes and sixty-one nails, with which proceeding the uereniony terminated. —The eity.hess. FATAL ACCIDENT AT FRO7NORE-110USE.— Yes terday morning • shocking accident occurred at Frog more-house, Windsor-park, the residents of their Royal Ilighnesies Prince and Princess Christian of Schleewig- Holstein. The mansion is being prepared for the recep tion of the prince and princess, who are expected to return to Frogmore about Thureday next. A bricklayer, named Andrew Starr, an aged man, about 66, was at work ou the roof of the house, doing some repairs for his employer, Mr. (lenge, when he suddeuly fell a distance of about 40 feet to the ground. Medical assistance was at outs ob tained, but he died soon after the occurrence. Finis AND Exmosiox.—An explosion occurred on Thursday night on the premises of Mr. Foulard, manu facturer of detonating paper, situate No. 32, Rennes street, Commercial-rnad Mat. It appears that after the paper, is saturated with the chemicals it is placed in a machine to be pressed, and during that operation the whole exploded with a fearful noise, setting fire at the same time to the workshops on the first floor. The engines of the Metropolitan Brigade arrived with all possible ex pedition, but the shop. on the first floor were severely damaged before the tire could be subdued anti the snick in trade was consumed. Advertisement]. —1 TOLLOW Ale 8 Pi Lis-SAFETY A 111110 T DA1101.1131.-1411MMIKII4 ua an 164 , 0 by Uw,wam. of dia. true•. man must keep up a nonstant watch If be modal pew rve or recover hie Meath. Three purifying pith preeout the naiwt m•ttatn and effectual alumna of renewing ell °timbal...la matters from the blood. at the haute time that they regulate any daionlen‘l aothem whisk their preaence haw iodated. TM• and stn•hytthat• log bohemia of whirl. flulkiway'a Pills an• impuipoteel n•wh•r them peculiarly well adapted fur tM• young and dnUaa e, who eau with impunity War only tender leentaieut. vie* lhainneo. QUEEN'S THEATRE, Long-acre. mANAGRa—itr. w. H. LISTON. THE LANCASHIRE LABB, at a quarter to 8. 142 ml sermon have witimeard Ha performance. Ate ens. n. Erarry, H. Irrum, C. Wyndham, John Clayton. H. K. Tenet& Olteyhene, Brough, 11. Mellon; Maws H. Hodson, and 1.4•11, Moore. Slit LANOASHIBB LAB. by H. J. Byrom Near Perm Irish—Wrimuo's Hate. Pernleigh Pram—Woman's Love—The &den letter. Bolen Sedburn't Othoe—A Party by the Name ot Johnnie. Mr. Danville'a Drawing/nom Remintanee—Beventim Ptovet in Liverpool—Road to the River. The rier at Simonton& The ilbrorY• The Matt Boat— Dentb—Aciansed of Murder—Yernlelib Parm-111.tod —Unezyneted Return. lbe lork.ap—Devotion—ltaespe—Hippeoy Dina. Australia—The Dark Lam. illond—Betalbution—The Happy llorne, and TrneAsartel Lanosabire Preommt BADOWL Ktd..ll EVENING at 7. by MAXIMO THE TBOU- Pr *OR Y 111' H. IRVING. ROYAL ALFRED THEATRE, Nev rbunil.trort. FilleTarr-roact.—Rnle Loroxe, Mr. H. IL LACEY ; Dire-taws, Ilias ANY ISELKIWICIL ‘Yowded HOLVISIL Immense soften of P111717:6 PINMT. Movikee abash (the Prowl of 0.4..), Mew Lay Eleftwleh .up. purled by Mr. Neil Waren., theory° Melville. R. Nreedy, wad • perzeell_ tripeay. MR. BRIGHT AT BIaMINULIAM. Mr. Bright delivered a second speech in the Birmingham Town-hall last night. The aide galleries were reserved for ladies ; in that and other respects the Hall was thoroughly filled. Precisely at half-past seven o'clock Mr. Bright entered the orchestral gallery. Ile was accom panied by Mr. Dixon and Mr. Munts. The entrance of the hon. gentleman was the signal for an immense display of enthusiasm, which lasted several minutes. Mr. J. S. Wright again occu pied the chair. After a few introductory remarks from the chair, Mr. Jaffrey moved a resolution to the(effect that with the view of defeating the minority clause and rendering certain the return of the three liberal candidates, this meeting is of opinion that the plan of voting proposed by the Liberal Aso dation should receive the support of the liberal electors. The Rev. Chas. Vint* seconded the re- ELIRITION INTELLIWOUN. LONDON. A public meeting of the constituents of the City for the Ward of Inningdon Without, in support of the present members, was held last night at the School-room, Harp-lane. The meeting wee well attended, the large room being densely crowded. Mr. U. Sacra occupied the chair, and having opened the probeedings, the four members spoke. lir. It. N. l'un.uve then moved the following resolution : That this meeting, fully reaogni.iing the runt faithful aervineo of Rayon Itothoeliild. Mr. Crawford, the Right li no. Yr. ()menial, sad Mr. Aliktniao lawrenoa nod their eminent Mono al repre 'rotative. of the City cf London in the House of Common.% plAtros itself to we the moat earnest aorta to secure their re election to parliament. The resolution was seconded by Mr. 013010 Z WALrrli, and carried unanimously. After some olincrrations by Mr. DUNLOCI in support of liberal principles, The following resolution, moved by Mr. 111 , 23P0RD, and seconded by Mr. J. GAMOW; was also unanimously car ried : IMAMA. HOLBORN. A new burlesque, by Mr. 11. J. Byron, calk I Lucretia Borgia. M.D., or, La (kande Doctrow, and founded, more or Tess, upon Donitettis popular opera, has been produced at this Mitre with very pretty drerms and scenery, but with moderate simmer. The subject is one that is not very well adaptel for effective burlesque treatment, being far too medicinal. Miss Fanny Jreephs has put the piece upon the stage with great taste, and together with Mr. George Honey, she does all she can to make it amusing ; but the weakness of the characters and the repulsive nature of the story are groat drawbacks. Blow for Blow, much condensed. is now the opening drama, the burlesque being played as a concluding piece. Mr. Mark Lemon's " Falstaff Readings" having attained a mucosa beyond that which WWI originally anti cipated, they are to be continued at St. George'n-hall, Langbani-place, as being admirably adapted for the par pee., both from its ermatruction and situation. Mr. Mark Lemon's flat appearance in on Monday next, Nov. 2. ___lpfated to appropriate , poses, and in such a way as to shut 'out. the 'peril% public view. He urged the necrienty for asu .Int creation ground for the dense population . olia . 1. Flord4 and —*stated that great disappointment -- was felt , $ the • borough at the decision. of -.the: boiii they regarded as a . . - . from the intend& of'' ko m aitorea The mom , ,• . 4. 1 . c-riot isiliensible Of . abLit&tiiii of, the . • g . to . .... 1 :.5i',.7; • Safilla,tklmf_ the.taxation of the , '," . ...... 41 ;it 4.. winito -.. • further inquirge,•and* , • . .T•l' .r 1:t. .. iition 3f Pin s in regard to open spaces afk C 0. .. • widths rest 4 , * the metropolis before proceeding to 'carry out .ar reso. • ' lutioni • - ''. • ---t1e...... :I eine . 01 . CM • iii I ~. ffir- J . Tuwarrza (chairman of the board), gathered & 7. friiiii the obeery•ttik:_:of,Mr..qgnleiktJaat:his complaiht F weii:tra ratger t ialioTrYto kTaliiig:p4loo.lls - A per., portnii , ti/o the as me4,l in'tffe ' , • ActsiVlB67;wlie7fierb; er or 'memo - was - no i nkho=ie apprap ' ing it A. • . mved tha Ai•seree, though a • ... andrptoportlon of 2450 acres, was emery material pat _ 131 ages. ..- •• h rs ••••••• .. ...a.......•40gLe5e5. r Sir. Taw i r is said that previous representations bean:Made- sesuest:Alid ding upon4hatioart7of -arse area which:fixed the fiefedSilters-read, but:theTtiared to be nribbjedio • to buildft 'Oahe allOintirthe rail way. . ,--;,4 '• - -n.'S•akfime proposed .grant of • 50, ll .1.... -.1 . ositioldaa fri,p or the formation of the • - „.._ . arserreteffllellothie of Commons de- _. strnyed we '-''' ~..._.__... ... 7 .. any assistance from the im.: • 4 :' flerial each . 411.4;1:7 ' e cost. was thiffin re rt - 1 the taxation • . . • 'ha, when the board to go on with the • '. • . ending the ' mat . the grant, t being understood : they load ' • i determine t he ' number 'of acre s ..AwA t i o . doorsill I be composed, end the portionmpielle Mol ehould . r be'alldt for . • 4., *•-• 1 ••• • • r-- • . .. t Mr., Toaerss •' ' .10411110tilgiltr 'ifblied boost the sense of j : . In.eury ant that which was t0i: .. 0,,.d ....d.... : MOM legislature. . took place as to whit action alsonl,l be fikin npaithe nosseonah. in the course of which some members of the board expressed fear that if the board acceded to the prayer,. similar demands upon the taxation of the whole metropolis would be made Roux other - 4 which were as ill eappbed with recreation as Finsbury. It was moved by Mr. Freeman imonderd by Mr. Newton, th at th e board should visit the spot on Wednewlay next, to determine what part should be built upon. An amendment was moved by Mr. Evens and seconded by Mr. Itithealleen, to the effect that no suffi cient reason had been shown for departure from the usual course of referring such memorials to th • works commit. tee ; and this was carried on a division by 15 to 12. The deputation then withdrew, and the board was oocu- , pied during the remainder of the sitting won busmen. of no public interest. Tilt: Sr. PATlttelea BPRIALSOCIETY.—The judge of the County Court at Liverpool. yesterday. grant ,d an injunction restraining Messrs. Macormic, Bernie, and friends from acting as the executive of the St. Patrick's Burial Society, declared the meeting appointing them illegal, and ordered them to give up all books, documents, and moneys. We understand that Mr. Justice Blackburn, Mr. Justice Witte., and Baron Martin, the senior pandas) judges iu the common-law courts, are wiling to be placed on the rota for the trial of election petitions under the w act. If that is the ease, they will doubtle,4 be selected IT their brethren for the &Av. Only oue of the three (Mr. Baron Maitin) has ever been before tho public as a politiehm, and in his ease. whale his high personal character will prevynt any >usptciou of partiality, his great shrewdness and knowledge of the world make him aalmitably titt4.4l to conduct such an inquiry.— Sao, tos• Jot, cal. PREPARATIONS Volt LORO MATOICS DAV.—The Guildhall will be lit up on Friday evening next. and the public will be admitted by ticket, in the 1141111 i way. between the hours of seven and nine. The state coach of the Lord Mayor, with its trappings and the elaborate har ness for the six horsee, has been thoroughly overhauled during the week, and the crest of the Lord Mayor elect is being painted on the customary panel. the prewnt making thellUth of the arms of Lord Mayors painted thereon since the carriage was tint used by gir Richard Carr (Oyu. in 1757.—City IYrw. TUE FATAL OVCUREENCE ON TIIE RAILWAY AT WILLESDILN. Diplock held an inquest yesterday at the Prince of Wales Tavern. Willesden-lane, Willesden. respecting the death of Mr. Edward Hiudisby, aged 48 years, an accountant.: residing in Duke-street, Wort Smithfield, who was found dead and frightfully mutilated on the North London Railway, on Wednesday last. The case excited some interest, in consequence of its having been rumoured that the deceased was Dr. Powell, of King's-road, Chelsea. There was no evidence to show how the unfortunate man came to be ou the railway, to get to which he must have got over a fence and gone down an embankment : but as a portion of his dress was disarranged it is probable that ho g.n over the fence for some purpose, and was killed by accident. A verdict to that effect was returned. EXPLOSION OF GAS IN TIIE CITY.—An explosion. fortunately unattended with fatal results, occurred about II u'clork yesterday morning at the mike of th e Eurvpat. Mail, in Cannon-street. For eume time past workmen have been on the premises refitting the offices, laying down hot-water pipes, and ;Awe re-arranging the gas, and it M suppead that some carelessness mud have been displayed in these operations. for during the whole of the toretioou a strong smell of gas was perceptible, and at the hour nameal a violent expiator' occurred. tearing down the exiling., in two of the doors and smashing the windows. tire brigode (roan Watling street, and also the London Salvage Corps, were quickly ou the PpOt, ii! their services were not required. Wu ale happy to ray that, although revert! persons were in the room at the film: of the explosion, no one was seriously hurt. ----- DEATII FROM I.I.kTINO Pol:4oNors Mrsitinuvits,— Laid e‘enitig, Mr. Win. Carter, the e..roner for Kind Sur try, proceeded with au inquiry at the Wellington Anne Tavern, Itoekingham-otreet, Newington-eauweray. re specting the death of tleorge Th ityliuka, tltvl ai.out :!7years,a alderman soul hi:Merman, who died fnm eating poisonous mindiroorn4, FATAI. ACCIDENT AT TILE HARROW STATION. -- Yeeterday Dr. Diploek, the West Middlesex coroner, held an inquest at the Itailway Hotel, Darrow, upon the body of George Tilley, aged 311, a jockey. Thomas Emma Paid on Tuesday last he wasthe guanl to charge of the 1.33 p.m. train from Euston-equare. On arriving at the harrow station the deceased either attempted to slight from the train or got into it while it was in motion, 14,, h aan d Pre4tri- airs dead. eTh4rTet:leilig'snnuielitiers::":7d,raf th t , a ; e :l i i . w i, i si s i heel en i asa l" tai i :l stai o d f 7i ,a th ea t th we b een r,t: th h i e wlikkte rti w Pl :;:t a : u vna t . e te r • Till WEST TAMPON HOSPITAL, HAMMED-8111TR, W.- Thu number of patients under treatment at this hospital during the pail week amounted to 1107, of which MI6 were new eases : _ DR. 111! Jt)Nt:ll . ll.T.ltillT-BROWN CUD LIVER OIL. —lt to DOW oetn•luttel7 rotablished that no other en tin paynibly produce the rn.r 1... .al offsets as lir. do Jongtia 11t1 on the Ulan tI eltattlaway, lint. !Myron. of Issaninster. to reeonline its releaey in sonmuziptimi, 'Ties - •• Haying for ssmie }ram Sitroarryly used Dr. do dosarlea lalthts Itroan Cod liter thl. both Lti puldie and private }mate'.. I hots tw beaitation In statists that its ellts.t. ans very far ausenor to those of any other yowl liver Oa" 140.1.11 y 1n .ulwh•d Imperial llslt.pints. kt : nuts. to W.; Yasns. Yik, by all ollyultoia. Pyle Csrysyfulbook Auer. Harloid, and , 77, Strand. Loudon. --tAteutlionsest.J FINBBIZY PARK. .tlic.,lzarx neettug . Metrolpolitan Board of Weal' yeeterday, • • tialliSiutetion, • dellhi6lCiff9:4 Tit H. • • M. Y. (r. H. -I.llbirieheie; ' tU - 414.- Vicar of labingL' thigTilm:Hev , J4l 'Ur 1 . • Trirrnaber ‘ of residents in the of , 7iided toprement• VILI- :6•in • 6 4 49ta instit in •-• to'the foropoiedt jam • •Nr. otalltp;aa _ • e • at which the memorial was to ,T . • • board that the original grant or Miry:. "260 acre% out,of which the board. Was aufharieed.to iii ose of rIA urge. • Only 131 acres however were purehaned, but it was still contemplated to appropriate the '44 aqias to building pg? t ~,