The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-26 00:00:00

0 II NI ~•~ ~' [ {{ .. '~,;;~ Z:P d ~ Ns. 6,684.] Ev ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LENS 1 . ) o f PACIELT 8111 P.—For ermay Direct (to be de- 1 .1 Nov., hat *blobs dsq. ard Nov.), the being- , co clipper YANCI.IIBZE, it 118 years. 868 toner:Oster, ' 1 NG. Commander ; lying is the Zest, India Doan This .1 dipper, built under special surrey to 1863, by Messrs. of Aberdeen. for the China trade, is noted for her ~ualitiee She has good accommodation for thief • ',gem and to a preferable opportunity for foe and • 0,1,.—Y0r terms of freight or passage apply to Yearn 1 %Alai , and Co., IM, Nicholas-lane or to Warr ‘l, NIKE, 9, Billiterotreet. _ - and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE Li of rACKET 8111 P.—For HOBART TOWN Dbeet Otis a A rot of he cargo eugaged, and sill have quick ), :Down British-built barque IRENE. A I, eegbfe goy t „,,, ,no is the London Docks. This favourite In the colonial trade, Is wall kno v rige r t .• •va ssaces and comfortable accommodation Mr cabs pprr - F temn of height or passage apply to Hearn. PIT= , I• and Co. Oracechurch .treat: fie to i I sod NloußE. V. Billiteretreet. E 1 ITT and NOORR'S AUSTRALIAN LINE D act( yT 'HIP.—Tor LAUNCI9TON Direct atm a ~et of her caw engaged, and wl/1 have quick despatch), tG s, a lowan ship MARY HUOSELL MITYOLD, A I Noit.r 110 tons, JOHN MIAMI% Commander: London le. L. This tut teasel, built under special survey, has a fall p, p with et, lent accommodation for cabin paasengen, and etrr a 4,1/311e opportnnity to shippers.—Tor terms of freight to Mr. T. B. WALK= Its. fit. Helen's-place : or t o ptalT sod 110011, 9, Btliltardtvest. LACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of B cLIPPER FAME rs for AIIMPALLA from Leedom and. Ship. yettwerne Itwell:tiolnPion •• 1 Netherbi. 11,:i,urne. • • , ..... i 61:Alit of th e Nth. • Sydney Datres New. RamtelL Flying Clou.l. Towage. Amts. 2,1100 E. Inds 1.900 E. India . 1.100 E. India KO SO K India 1 300 K India K India To Boa. Oct 31 Nov. 25 No.. 10 Dee. 10 Nov 10 Dee. 10 :”mg • • • • -• ensland ..ensLuul _ p,„ c osbrses4 pee si packets bays, by thole punctuality and r; td pumps, earned • world - known reputation, and Moir po w: r accommodation is unsurpassed by any vessels allow--Pat , w el c ome respecting height or to Australia swim to J.Ol BAIN D 4 and Co.. IA •sU Awesa rar the h&c, Toll We and T. M. MAMA and Co., I, landealealialzwet, STEAM FROM LI VIRPOOL OR QIIRRNISTOWN TO NILW VORA. frTHE LIVERPO4 MJ „ ifiEW YORK, Rnd .1. PDIXTRIA aggITTP 0011Plli Y den puldng ECIL thei A r edl-powered Clyde-bulb boo ecnrw e Intend gewinehips, tarrying the rafted Mates malls, FROM LTYRRYOOL Sec NEW TOLE. CITY OF LIMRRICK. Saturday, October 29. CITY uF I..ONDON, Wednesday, 'November 2. LINA. Wednesday. Nuremberg. And every Wednesday and *wry orientate Saturday. fens passage by the m 8 sloinsers gooey Wednesday, P. :7 end 21 guineas, secordbei to ths secosamodatlon. Cabin pusszr by the Saturday's stomas% 13 imbeds. Forward passage t including all provisions evoked. Iftissetsgsrs foe C 11144. the trend Sham, and Britt& Ookoshls► booked through TOT alriuttageenta tsrma—For further particulars apply to 111.1.1A1l 110 LA, 22, Waterstres. Ltvespool ; or to 1I .4 YAM, Q. Ling 'Menses,* My. ritNARD LINK—BRITISH and NORTH v AMERICAN ROYAL MAII. BTEAMRHIPB, ttr Min:ratty to sad Wyllie LIVERPOOL and Elr ' lr t f l itZ ' ,1.44,11 LIVERPOOL sad BOSTON, the Boston ships cell* at Halifax to land and receive peroniste and 'aria The tol l:wink or other reser are appointed to tell from Liverpool, 0 ,,; r. at Cork to rerelyr the mails: AFRICA. for BOSTON. Saturday, Oct. 21). tI.TR.3I..AsIAN. for NEW YORE, Saturday, Nov. 5. tq A, for BOSTON Saturday, Nov. It Towage money, whaling/ steward*. IS. end provisions, bat irstlaout wines or liquors : o Halifax and Boston, thief cabin. a: wood MR To New York, chief cable, LIS . meNtd =btu, 418. t to Ralik; Boston. and New York, 43 per um, sad 6 per oast prknagn—Apply to J. B. Board, 65., Old tcsl.4treet, London ; J. IL Curds Havre, and 12, Place de la z , e, Paris . G. and I. Born, Buebananmtreet, Blaney ; D. sr • Madre , . Quenanows ;of D. and C. Nadirs', 11, Weber ilrot Limped. P HILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and co. demateb the undermentioned era-clam steamers : For ROITIMDAM. the BATAVIER, every Sunday morning, ten Ilenelteee Tier, at 10 am., calling at Blackwell for w ormers et 11 a.m. Berea. LI la, LI 10a., and 17e &L : and the rti:500111) every Thursday mernise early from off the Tower. . ran Li • TorkiREKIN, neutral underlaid= Rag. the ADLER. MOO F, or SCRWALBR every nredai morning (weather ps , WU= , 5$ 10 La. tram Horeelydows, mad from Blackwell el 12 n4O. Trek £2, tl, end 10e. Foe GOTHILWBURO, the I:II7STAS WASA, on or about Oct. beet Rotsetedowe. tarot Li Da end AY es. To be followed by the LONDON and NEWRE Y. la hddl , pomp, rtan Clioplia's Crolvenol Ofßeo, W.. or to P GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, omel Co., U. Rood-W., LC. ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN __ _RAILWAY COM PANT. _ _ Meek 1, Old Breadetreet, London. LC. boUE (IF SECOND MORTGAOR BONDS. (OHIO DIVISION.) Payable in Loudon. 000,000 dollars. Due ta Coupons due Ist January sod let July. Sens ued by • registered Mortgage on tbe Income and all Corpo rate Rights, Privileges, Lands, Franchises, Plant and Property of the Ohio Division of the Railway. The hors are redeemable at par In New York. or In London at u fel. per dollar, and are transferable without stamp or en tenement Wert coupons are attached to the boar, pa le yab usdannually, at ths Consolidated Busk la Landon, at the flied rate of ts. to the dollar. The bonds will be Issued :t= which rate bonds of 1,060 dollar will nod Cid 10e.,a coupons due January 1, Ida. The coupons represent tit per Ann= 011 each bond of 1,000 &Ilan, or 01 per cent. Interest on price of hire. The wird divistons of the AUantic and Great Western hare been eousoSdated under the government of James Sold , . Ed., whose reputation ea a beaker sod railway admire trauv is earblired in Europe r well as In America. tar. Robb, Is President of the Atlantis and Great Western Railway, joins the directioa of the Irk and other lines forming the through route between New York and St. Loud so se to secure arty of atm. price of line Ms been Axed at ft . 76e terms of nose s» u follows : sper cent, ini appiTaTtior, Debi. : £ll 5 0 per bond of 1,000 dollars. 1:. per cent en Oatmeal IS per cent 19th November l3 15 0 „ „ 15 per cent 19th Deoontor tl per cent 19th January 47 6 0 lot; 47 coupon due let J &unary. £l4B 10 0 te writers hare the option of paying the Instalments in ad vance. and will be allowed a diaeount of 9 per cert, pee maws h prepayments . Atter allotment, scrip certificates will be lamed to "bearer." Mtge certificates will be eachanged for bonds to " bearer' on Minna of the anal knatahnent. - F.,mu of application may 1;e obtained at the Coneolidated Lank . or at the office. of the CompaeT, No. 4, Old Brad-aim* E.C., or of L P. flatteriLwane, broker. SC Throll --rt-nitreet. London, LC. cdoo, Oct. ld, ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. 1 , ..11: of ` SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS, payablel Leastata. N , TICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that NO APPLICATION for ir LioN DS will Dr RECEIVED AFTER tar Ilat Initial. By order. No Y. 1151 Broad4treet, Oct. at. um. CONSIGNMENT of PLANTS from Chest A I R. J. C. STE VENS will SELL by AUCTION, at his great meta, 1111. Klngetreet, Oreenteardenk W.C.. 7 " - M"EllOW. Oct r, at half-pre 11 precisely. • line Dollard= • I %PELL! As. azalea,. yuccas, Immune:ea dracesaa. conifers, an•l Mac AU antral from • celebrated plower at Ghana On new the morning of rale and catalogues had. TEETH. —By Mr. ESKELL'S Invention lte Patent ` a c re MADE July, MC ARTIFICIAL TUTU. In lu g • lifetime, are MADE and FITTED In a few without the slightest pain. affording the emboli onus trt seenitty sritboet wires or hemlines. Deteetkm Wpm- Ouaranteed. ages Treatise, poet tree foe serea stamps.) • .nitatioss free, sad terms strict i moderate.—Y. Grammar' *Gest. liondetmed, Leedom. Szoczneo Daum mouou Ware. —• miserable ear of death through want was inveseigaled by the coroner for the Bethnal-green district bat sight. The deceased was Emma Jameson, aged 40 years, who rented a room of Mn. Mary Ann Scott, 20, Middleton-street, Bethnal-green. law had resided then for twelve months, daring the last sir of which she wee reduced to a state of the greatest destitution, in consequrece of nos being able to work through Wilma Wm. Scott said that she sold nearly all her furniture to support fife. Lest Wednesday she took in a young woman to sleep with her, iu order to get lid. for a abra• of the bed for three nights. Withers there upos told bar she would raise the rout, and witness wanted to get rid of bet lest she should die in her house, but she died ea Saturday. The rent was le. 9d. • week, end deceased owed 14a Martha &sickbay& mid that diseased need to bled two pairs at boots par day, red she was paid 21d. for we pair, turd 3d. for the mooed, which were of a batter kind. 'Me never gamed 6d. • day. but she used to sea she made more. "so as to keep up the look of the Wag." She said last Tossday, " I Walk I must pi into the workhouse ; but 1 shell etny oat while anytime, remains that will fetch • strilling." She had two goes& and she took use al them to Ore leaving shop. Deemed used to ety that if she woad pc the lbiop she could erg eke would be all right. Dr. J. Bdf rod that deceased woe moth ease aced, there no fat in the system. There wee so feed is the _ or istestigee. aad the blood was tide sad Budd. There "AITr E. — Th e LETTUCE contains In active , wth dieser of the lungs god heart. The el death i ti t z' s nelee the laeturlue. which portiere an the soo th ing was u m , h im jseses, thoslerated lee aapawnth end the h m 0. % um t a r mmu tita °' " zRA IT' Preach want of the Kamm= Weenies, ei fi ts. The jury TO. alit. sit Lakes btly sok reeciiad e d bv i b' s g.arlappgado. ter tuba verdict of " Death from dresses of the limp roldo 314.• . Taut en, *sad "Be er * sigerglega Syr u p , ; froth natural camas, accelerated by exporare end the waat id Lid b. N. Yeti, by post, U. bid. and Is. id d the themes aegethetiar al GORNS, BUNIONS. a n d DEFECTIVE TOE AILS EXTRACT= aid CURED in one minute. irgboat totting or the Mast pats, Mr. ILIVXDALY., RS, Regent etreet Lathes attended by Mrs. If preferred. Terms, la ad W' . ilr Reeds]] has testimonials from the Royal Peony Much may be seen, lath thoomuda of ethers trims at 01 the Irtnedoet, she iler to the followlog :—Ernes the A k Lea the Irani Molloy of London :--'. Mr. Raadall hoe taken cured Moe r. ens on my feet ',filmed giving say poin.` pain.`—•• Sir beet e Altlandtr, 3.5, St. Jantees-pime, Ms bad two large toenails and a corn rib-acted from his test by Mr. Riaidell. and ans ilitmili rtoommead him.' GMs. IS RaglinMeMmea allaßraaL DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA a. bent. dards Wady-live esaphadcap7 coned by the medical pretends, cad salvereally aceepted by lb. pub4c as the beet reused for aridity el the neauedt, heart tars, headache, pan, sad sad as a add speedo& Inr delicate neatitetkne, more eepeelany ter Warn sad dal I It is prepared la • sane cd pried dad et sal i n" ,Blreattby Dm ciolD sad Oa. I do Loa ad *et • e add by all reopened* tbreaddsoat the world. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1884. ST. JAME S'S-EL ALL—WONDERS of NATURAL MAGIC. —lntranoes In lareabstreet and Pic eadills. The Great Sessational Intertakunent—Seventh Week. Protegee Art=llBol4'B WORLD or MAGIC. Kim ANDRE :WM, the Reeso.ltemlniscent Mnemosyne and liscond4lghted Sybil. Her extraordinary performances are niettty reeled by admiring in thonands. who prolamines Mks Anaemia is hare so the world. Oyer 300,0000 t the OHM of the metropolis C r e a ti liel witnessed the meat Wizard of the North's PSYCHO. MANT in the Orest St. JensethrtimlL-11VIRY EVEN ING, at & Decors open at V. Greed Day Performarms every Saturday at L Area and gallery. Wow. Ps. : Mane. Tithet• my be secured at Mr. Austin's °Mos, Piccadilly. THE OXFORD.—The Oxford and Canterbury Hall Clempaay (Li .-11ASANUILLO and MARTHA. by the whole at the Operatic . LE PETIT BLONDIN JACKSON HAMS, the Americas d M : lierwerth. MIMS, W. Sandell. An, with ell the available Weal. THIS WINING. STRAND MUSICK HALL.—PROMENADE CONCRILTS ZWIRY KVINTNG, with a MR and seleet Bead of Forty Performers. Conductor—Mr. IV KINGSBURY. The following eminent artistes will appear: Yocaliste—Mdlie. Rosa Wilke, !Wile. Fanny Idolidoff, bine Umtata Mayer. Instrumentalista —Violin, Signor Giovanni Adelman Cornet-h. Maw M. Dubai& professor al the Ommerratolre Royale at Bromels : Pianoforte. M. Tito Mattel. Omit* to Ms Majesty tin Ring of Italy.—Adottesion, Is. Private bores, Its. ea. balcony stalls, ti.—Open at half-post 7 comment* at & STRAND MUSICK HALL. Musick at • o'clock. Montt* at II o'clock. The Groat Vance at half-pot 10. SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW, 1864. SPACE to be LET in the New Arcade Entrance to the Cala Show for the Exhibition and Sale of Carrara, Hamer, &Wary, Mataurewl Clothing, hallway Is" Garden Imply. manta, sad Machinery for domestie one, de—For terms apply at the Secretary Mee, Agricultural Hall, Bartontstreet, Ullman, N. pummors FRESHWATER BAY HOTEL, 18111 of I.ll4trua so BOARD and APAILTIIII2CIB for the AUTUMN and WINTIIIt MONTHS can be accontatodansd an reasonable tarns at this well-losolro oda blislitnent... Ilse . aaighbourbood Is onecd the finest sod.mott benTithan easy distance o Landon. Billiard and bath rooms aftached to the hotel Post hones and carriages of ewery description. A letter to the proprietor will meet with prompt attention. DUTCH BULBS, in collections for the Green- Donee, Oreservatary, and news, (Medea. I. dd., lla.. !Is., ban. 40e., Ms., On., and 100 s. each. Orders smountlog to upwards carriage tree. Post-ollee orders payable at b 1.11.111. and YcCUIIOCH, dindYKW, COYMMOdIIDEN YARItIrT, London, W.C. VARMOUTH BLOATERS, in Season from Oct Ito end of Dec., 100, : 1,000, 160—Torwarded . upon reoMpt of ranalltanos, by MIDS. 11A1LXBY, Great Yarmouth. OAIITION.—COCKS'S celebrated READING ‘J SAUCE, for PAD, Game, Steak', Soups, Gravies, Hot and Cold Mesta and unrivalled for general me, is sold * all rs• =ble dealers in sauna. ls manalartared only by the tere of the ea. Proprietor, CHALLIS OCICKB, 6, Duke. street, Ileadhsg. the Original house Wsrelsouse. AU °than are Inerfoos lashatteos. BAB.LOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new Invention, so admirably trekked that a tol l butt, u well se smaller casks, nay be raised or liked oo It wll6oat labour or trouble. lie mikes to so Impalpable that the eedintant atheists& linipld bald by no possibility can be disturbed. Price i. lts., Ha., to sun 44, 9, and 18 gallon Osaka. BARLOW'S SELINACTING SYPHON TAP. No oint-pes required. No note flat beer ea sour wine. Pries Is. : lin—Apply direct to JAM miaow. patentee , 1!, W e 4 . llllamotreet, Mansion.bouse. Ike that his name sad ad&ois an on nen ankle : YI othereare WWI"' inflations. Sugnvines Ostia Established 1810. r i NDINA or WAVED JIIPONB, 18e. 6d. each. Let our wives and da ten and their sone wives end daughters to a woman the patent oadlna"—Parch. .• The drams falls In I folda"—Moridng Post. SANSFLECT hi CRINOLINES, 12a. 6d. amid its. ed.—. The patent sanoffecttiro Noon i l „ s e alt, elegant, and graceful. the hoops being made of putts la the crinoline which attracted so mach attention at the Great Exhibition of loot."—Court JoarnaL g - E1) . 53 R D(1 - 47 - iiPETTICOATS. These beautiful petticoats are peculiarly adapted for the carriage, for invalid', sad for ladies who require warmth com bined with lightitem. The enrage weight is from 20 to 25 ounces, Al hicks. long In the train. and tour yards round. Prices—in black silk. Sts.: rich glace, 70a and —" Mr. Pbllpett Is learned in the literature ot tie petticaar.."—Le Polka Illustrations and curious Pamphlet malls and free. E. MU LPOTT, Sananectum 'upon Manufacturer to the Court end Loyal Family. 37, PICCADILLY, oppoetne 31. Jones's antrch. OAUTION.—The MOUNT ST. BERNARD NJ CLOTIL—FARMER and RIMERS haring received info' , wieHon that a spurious and Inferior Imitation of their registered 9t Bernard cloth is being oßered for sale, reepectlully caution the public against the same. and to state that theirs Is the only boom in London were the genuine and ortginal cloth can be seen or purchased —The GREAT BRAWL and CLOAK EMPORIUM. 171. us. Irk and 179. Ragentearbel• W. FFlELDScelebrated UNITED SIERVICI SOAP TABLETS, 4d. and ed each, meld by chandlers and gragthreeshoet the Mainline bat the pablle shield ask eld's, and see WS Lb* 11•100 of J. C. and J. YIELD is on each padre., box, and tablet. Wholesale and for exportation at the WortallPPlit MAUL LAMBETH. LONDON. whoa Owe may be obtained their Prise Nadal Para/One Candles. NOTHING is MORE REFRESHING than RI HURL'S EXTRACT of LIME /VICE and GLYCERINE, whkli cleanest and cools the bead, gad Wes the heir a beautifal =wittiest gremlin It. Price is. 6d., is. and Ss. seri Toilet Vinegar Is a perfect turam this weather as en adjunct to the toilet and bath, and a reviving perfume. Is. end fl 1111.—ZUGENE iIYMYL, 91 Strad: and U. C.oenhilL Leedom. Oa Pliday, the IMO Shillbsi (N. se). THE CORNHILL MAGAZINE for NOVIILIZE. With IllostraLlues. COSTER& Armadale. (With sn lliestratioc) Chapter I—The Travellers. —The Solid Side of the Scotch Character. m—ree Wreck of the Timber Ship. liklithrelms Lineation In Laeland—Oirla ♦ TltsiTft• Social Science Diacession. Wives and Daughters. An Every-day Story. (With Illustration.) Chapter X—A Crisis. X I—Slaking Friendship. The Scottish Farm Labourer. At Rent. Colonel Gordon, Erplefts in China. The Public Schools Letter to the Editor.) Smith, Flier, and Co., 65, Conant, London. NEW NOVEL BY THE ALTHOB OF " LADY ACDLEY'd BECIIIT," An ►I.HE DOCTOR'S WIFE. Reprinted from "Temple Bar" Magaitne. N.B.—The whole of the firsteadon was ezhauted try anbeerip lion on the day of publication. A second D now told otL and the third is suet ready. A fourth edition lain attire preperation to avoid delays. Jobs bleawell and Co.. palliation, 12; FiceetwireeL TIIEO LEIGH. By the Author of " Denis Doane," will be ooeusemeed la the nett bomber of "ONCE • 111111 i." Lemke : Bradbury sad Ivies. 11, Benwertwetreet, LC. LOVED at LAST • A New Novel by Mr. Marx Ulm". author of '. ' Walt for the KW," win be /fabliau! fu tae course of the month. t vela poet See. London Bradbury and Irma, :1. Bouverleutroot, LC. " A RMADALE," • new Novel by Mr. WILLI* tl COLLINS, ww be commended In the November member of the CORNMILL MAGAZINE Smith, Elder, end Co., 66, Conan. THE COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Forms aed Account Books required under UN above Let, else all other tines of emoted Hooka, with suety ateetesery re gelalU for Penne Covenantee, the Cennelstuneeme, to, Map Clea the b.et term. Prising ed every deacelptioe. Certificates Improved and Printed. Official Seals &t -aped and executed. Ask awl Mt, de. Iftsbaltre"ll.C., awl Limion-bildek Ll PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTS. [NAMES 01 1101.1CITON5 AND intim Puma: Lamm TO as OBTAIN= AT THI OPTION ON CW zwureus, own or MANIEHUPITIT susarsaALL- !' THAT.] NANkaurts. Ganes 'Warr, Great St. Andrew-street. Item MIL main tor, to surrender Nov. 14, at t Jams Bumunos, Batinghall-Mreet, tad Chadwelletrect, Clerk. seawall, commission agent, Nov. 14, at 2. Immes Contemn, Gloucester-road, Commerclal-road Lat. and Heal:tarn, Essex, Nov. 14, at 1. HENRY 11011CILL ClAvta, Mittelman, and Upper Gifford-street s Wedocian.road, cora merchant, Nov. 14, at 1. WituAN HMI nasal, Ilatt-atrest, licensed victualler. Nov. 14, at 1. Joan Gam; Chalk Farm-road, Havenitoct-bill, clusememoder. Nov. 14, at 1. THOMAS JAaTts, Earl's-court, Old Brompton, late brewer, Nov. 14, at 1. WILLIAM Inat , Omuta, Foley-street, Poetland-place. and St. Swlthierlene tad Callum-strmt, tits. accountant, Nor.l4.atl. GILES PlucatTr, Tonaley.lall, Wandsworth, commission agent. Nov. 14, at 12. J.ax BATimos Btocuna, Oalday4quare, Nampateadavad, N0v.14. at 12. THOMAS ANDREW FITZGERALD RITNOLDS. Cbldhans, Sam:, and . . Cacal•sireet. Strand, solicitor, Nora 14. at 12. .1 All= MULLIS itoszarson, North Woolwich•road. commission agent, Nov. 14, at 12. EMIT Ems. 24wardietreet. Deptford, contractor, Nov. 7, at L IIIOZOLI PHILLIPS, Zed Lion.pearage, Holborn, poulterer, Nov. 14, at 2. AYam Ktga, Plumstead. deputy audatanasapetintendent of Mores at Woolwich Arsenal. Nov 14, at 12. • Twollieliii - tratllnii;CoTled;:nini:2ll..7lolues-srood, cheese monger, N0t.14, at 12. Wudidnat Tort , Ayiesbn otrost, Clorkonwell. and New-road. Wandsworth, end manufacturer, Nov. Is, at IL bale DOWIITOX, Wilton, Wiltshire, dealer In marine stores, Nov. It, at IL MOW Som. IMiransnonThansen nurseryman. N0v.14, at 11. Joan Tottenham, brewer, Nov. Is, at 11. Writhe " roan, Church-road,, Ilomerton, late !mar, Nov. • • 14, it U. Join, Beam, Albert.terrace, Islington, watch Jeweller, Nov. 14, at IL Joan HART, Monkwellotreet, City, and Edwards-square, Haw 'Wigton. connaladon agent, Nov. 1, at L lhsnauca WIEULER, Kingston-an-Thames, grocer. Nor. 7, at 2. MIST Noirus, Chilton-street, itotberhithe, budder. N 0v.7,a12. Lawannos Vann SL Jamas otarraee, Lower Norwood. boot maker. Nov. 7. at JONI, HINDLISON, Itletatreet, Bbadwell, beer retailer, Nov. 7, at 1.. Gamma await, Bromptoo•eeaaaadd,, tailor, Nov. 7, at I. Caanis TAIIOIII7. New Comptonatreet,.Bobo, tu2dertaker. and ttuseVilearitag (lower-mm, Becttord-equare, e proprietor, Nov, 7, M 1. DAVID KIAAST KAMER, Victoria-road, Pimlico, upholsterer, Nov 7, la 1. QUALLS EDIMID 0131001. Great 'below, Backs, common brewer, Nov. 7, at 1 . MAXI Ntralir, Salisbury, clock maker, Nor.:, at 1. num 111111111 CAD, Wilsonatreek Grartlail-rood, aid Noble- street, City, commlealos agent, Nov. 7, et 1. JAMES Binab, White/able. farmer, Nov. 8, et S. EDWARD Termiza, Beasborough-gardens, Pimlico, mereasta• BENJAKIN LOIREIDOE Banarrr, Grarechurch-street, ship and inenrance agent, Nov. B. at 1. Mama MAMMON, Nattos-prden. and Liverpool-reed. Hollo way, gold chain manufacturer. 7. at 12. Oran Unitas, Wiltshire-road. Brixton, commission agent, Nov. 7, at 12. loss mi Lamm. Cold Stratford, near fitratforti-opcm•von. fanner. Nov. 10. at 12. EILAJCIL LAWRENCE, shrewubory, Innkeeper, Nov. 11, at It GEORGE HEYWARD, Wolverhampton. professor of matte, Nov. 7. at 12. Al.saaAlmax, Briton Ferry, near Neel. Olamorpnthire. lLtaz 1 1 / 1 1AD, Cardin, furniture broker, Nov. 4. at 11. AZ . IFITI . rIIOII.II7OII, Baliteek, Yorkshire, manufacturer, Nov. la, at 11. • Wiesen Hour, IScorboeough,peovision eiorchook N0v.14, St U. Casctse WILL, ass! Joan WILD, YlLnd. Yorkshire, cotton doublets. Nov. 14, at 11. EPHRAIM STEP. Beddersikld, cotton 'planer, Nov. le, at 11. hiisJAIIIIINAMLISO3I. Castleford, Yorkshire, shoemaker. Nov. 7, at 11. Joszra Monson °vanity, Yottchlro, cloth =nolo:tom, Nov. 7, at 1L 11992i1 Kaman, /Wham, Yorkshire, labourer, Nov. 9, at 12. Btetteru Biwa, Liverpool, late pubUon, Nov 9, at 11. !tosser Itis, Oldbaro,outiou Warr. Nov. 4, at 11. EniCaly Wußa9Lp, Oldham, cotton spLuner, ov. 11, Si 11. WILLIAY AMMO AITIIIIIII, Salford, agent, Nov. 8. M 11. EDMUND HOWAXIII, Middleton, neer linnehester, cotton spinner, Nov. 4, at 11. Joao Lowouci, Coins, lancashire, cotton manufacture, Nov. 11, at 11 Lao. HOWARTN, Liverpool, potted beef meant Nov. 8, at 3. °sows Comma, Liverpool, bookkeeper. Nov 3, at & WPM Doran Dwria, Evertors, lanceablre. metal dealer, Nor. 7, at k. . . . CHAHLie Calms lions, Liverpool, publican. soy. 7, at A CHARLES AsHrON,lfeywood,Lancsabireorsetedealer,7oY.lo,4lo. WA BAROKANS, Gosport, plumber, Nov. 11, at 11. JoHz IllycHiu., Halifax, ire:dexter, Nor. 4, at 10. JolllallSohomvs. Bradford, Yorkshire, tailor. Nor. 4, at 10. DakyllOacilsao, Hyde, Isle of Alibi, lodging -house keeper, Nov. 1. at 11. JAMS AILII VOLT, West Cowes. grocer, No,. 5, of 11. JOHN PSSSI. Lichflel.tfuralture broker, Nov. at 10. lou Ht LT. eoaaerede — w t ei ii~til , vo.. io. - u 10. JOB COSLLV, Leicester, market gardener, 50r..5, at 10. JAIIES Kingsley, Staffordshire, dealer In clay, Oct. 30, at 11. . - " . , , WILLIAM MOTS', Ferdbem, Csaakeidgeab., baker, Nor. 6 , at 10. (Wafts Fa IDEAlek PwEs. Burton-upon-Trent, Staff ordahlre, Tallier, Nor. 6, at 11. Logic!. Gam Mum, lieedlnivertb, Hnntbegdooakire, tar- pmts. Nov. $. as U. Auus Jolla 8.1M13111, Worcester. fish dealer, Nov. 7, at 11. PHILIP Dacca, Worcester, joiner. Nov 7at 11. Josue Gammas, Wolverhampton, pr.:violas dealer, Nov 4,a8.10. Davin DERISION, Think. Yorkshire. painter, Nov. 21, at 11 . THOMAS WILITAM L HEAP. Cheatham:, Lancashire, commercial clerk, Not . 4, at 04. , Janis Nrocanv, jun., Clevedon, Somenetablre, Ily drive:, Nov. 4 it 12- 11nnaV Yreratt., Canterbury, victualler, Nov. 23, at 10. HMV PLUM, Ciaterkary, Nov. pl., at 10 ; . .• „. .. ism dremer,Nov.4,Mll. Jour IL&U1, Cttlyming Wycombe, Buclanghsamtdie, lac• k;apsyl4, 9. - a - (107 DLVW Castlltf, Innkeeper, Nov. 9, at IL Wp.uax Itai.a2cc _Guallitf,..l3ridvrater. limmaml victualler, soy. 9, at 19. THOMAS JICRIMS, lam, Berke, blacksmith, Nov 4, at 11. Huta! 1101Uuti, Thug, HAISHISIM, farmer, Nov. 18. at 1. Janus PLUMPS, Clare, &Wolk. baker, Nov. 4, at 11. Plasm flatlet& Brlattoo. lobo:0 01 0K Nov. 8, at 11. LAST LIAILINATIONIL Dee. 2. 0. Taller, Walwerth.reed, Leaved lictualler—Nov. 02. L G. Osborn, Cowley-road, &Won, builder—Nor 29 Y. Le Monte, New Cbureb-reed, Camberwell, commlielos meat—Dee. 6. C. If... Andrews, preeby•bellebemben, Illabopegate, Mock. broker-Dee. L J. ci•Otta: Crows-omit, Bow-street, dealer in maks' Insuumenta-Den 6. H. Chown, Sion-college Mordent, London-wan, wine merchant-Dec. 6. T. Ilaimshar, lienteworth. terrace, Portman-market, coach proprietor-Dec. 6. r. Hardy, Hertfordetreet, May-fair, baker -Dec. 6. W. L Howe, Lower Thamesareet, wine merchant-Dec. 6. A. Joubin, Bt. Benefe place, Graccchurchetreet, commission agent-Dee. 6. A. IC insky, Guildhall-chambers, B.singhallaseet, and leman-dreet. Wats chapel, general merchant-Dee. 6. J. Z. Parsons, Crown-street, carpeeter-Den b. IL toberta, Ariluatondeare. New No -wad, mantle manufacturer-Doc. 6. L Leyland. benott's Hotel, Haymarket, 00M1121.1d011 agent-Dec. b. A. T Grecketrod Soho. commission yeah -Dee. 6. J. W. Bod a M veriest/at Fieetstreet, and Manchester-Area, Poplar, house painter-Dee. S. W. Weldon, Falcon-court, Fleet-street, pub lisher-Dec. 6. P. J. C. Bedford, Ashley-place, Westminster, money scrivener-Dec. b. W. May, Wilderness-row, Oosse/I sweet, upholsterer -Dec. 6. 0. Miser, Blackwell-street, Black well, excavator - Dec. 2. B. Byatt, alaktranrroed. ebersereager -Dec. 6. J Matra, ling-street, king-laud-road. Lodi:eater - -Nov. 11. T. J. Gifford. Globe-reed, general dealer-Dec. 2. G. Bolder°, Cockneld. Suffolk, fanner-Dec. t 0. W. Castle, Hand and flower.y.rd, Harnmedmith-road, eosehatilder-Nov. Id J. Kemp, Deal, grocer-Nov. 19. G. Wells, Brighton, tobscoonia- Nov. ta H. M. Nepali. Argyle-villa, Harrow-road, captain In the Madras Staff Corps-Nov. 29. A. W. Willis, Great Remelt street. Bloomsbury, black Iced pencil manufacturer-Nov. 29. F. V. Boothby, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-dere, ironmonger- Nov. J Pool, IL Ing's pleas. Pall-mall, and Connaughtiensee, Hyde-park, dealer in works of art-Nov. U. W. Jennings. Wal wortl-comnson, brewer-Na. •.9. W. Gillespie. New-cross, clerk to • 000par-Nov. IL B. lama. Northetreet, Ilarylebone, lastadrduan-Dee. 1. J. Grouse, Westareet, Golden-equare, woollen draper-Dec. 1. J. Thomas, Old-street, St. Lake's, tim ber merchant-Dec. I. J. D. Wakes, New Boswell-court, U.- oolestentlelds. attorney-Dec. 1. T. Wheeler, Cranbourne. Donets/ire, farmer -Deo. I. IL Madder, Bull and Mouthetreet City, merchast-Dee. 1. W. A. Stevens, Old Swan-lane, City. druggist-Dec. 1. W. L Boothby, Strand, travelling bag mane facterer-Dee. 1. 0. Jodie, White Handled, Kenetngton-road, baker-Dec. 1. H. licks, Grodenoradiages. Brixton, commirion agent-Dec 1. J. Jackson, liolborn.lllll, provisioo dealer-Dec. 1. L Ito vy, St. George's-street haat, out fitter-Den 1. 0. Ranson, Crowe-place, 1411 e hod-road, carpenter -Dec. I. J. Crawford, High street. Newington Butts, 0011- monger-Dee. 2. Jabs Lockett, Hackney-rod, buteher-Dee. 2. T. Belcher, Speaararssi, Magoon. Journeyman shoemaker- Dee. 2. W. IL Sexton, Burlington-dad Homey New Town, stationers ersistest-Den t J. T. Way, larligigtenam, sad Denbigh-terrace, Westbound-dove. carpenter-Dec. 2. C. T. Ransom, Viet ria-villa, lleutp-r-road, Peckham, clerk In the Queen's Beech-aloe. Temple-Dee. 2. I. Lewis, Illaustreet, Finsbury, furniture dealer-Dee. 2. W. O. Barrett, Croydon sad Brighton, tutor-Dec. IL W. H. Tyler. Bea and Chrekenans, Warrant', retell brewer-Dec. 2. J. B. Goude, Winchester, late fanner-Dee. 2. M.ry Dead, Hereford-drat lasou-grove, late baker-Dec. 2. W. H. Craft, Litchfield. street, rnibo, boor painter --Dee. 9. H. Goldberg, South-street, Ooldenequare, piece brokers- Dee. 9 J. Lewes thal, Utile Tower-street, cheeeenionger- Dec. 9. SG J. J. IL Makenxie, Bast, Burton-street, Baton-square -Dee. 9. W. Oeerge, Aidenhaastreet, St recces', ham dealer- Dec. 9 F. Stowe, Burgalere, Hampqshire, fumy-Dec 9. C. Davis, Hisheraterread, 84. Panda, ceusimo to a beer retailer /an 9, 7. cratekabsak, Great fit. Belton City, merchant-Nov. 24. J. /L Wood, Shrewder', licensed victualler-Nov. U. G. Gardner, ism, Aston-Jada-Bireainghant retail brews-Dec 1. R. Bray, lbeteek. Le n, collier, proprietor-Nov. SA J. Jones, Cardiff, butcher-Nov. 19. H. Wadded Gloucester. baker-Nov. 24. N. Farrell, West Haulmwell, Yortahlre, aroma -Nov. U. T. Brogdem, Leas, currier -Nov. U. IL Thornton, Manchester, accountant-Nov. 2. ft Pagersa. Liverpool grow -Nov. 16. R. itchardeon. Mentgoinery, dragnet-Nov. 16. B. O'Connor, Brae en Gap, landire, clothier, and Runcorn. ' Cagan, shabroker-Nov. t T. Wiadeor, Centavos, pudica I -Nov. 9. G. Pye and D. Whittaker, Blackbsra, cotton manufao nersee-Nov. it W. Fallow., Wigan. ell Manufacturer-Nov. 17. G. Pexteo. Dastedroad, late suet la the 4th Light Dragoome- Nov. IL IL Colitherep, Portsmouth. greenaocer-Nov. 11. W. Mitchel, Hallits. bookseller-Dec. 10 J. Haight. Ileardead Gleeceeterahlre, oollier-Nov. 24. 5. 1, 11 . e xt Yarmouth, lard woman-Nov. U. J. IL Horelidd, Yorkshire, addl. ear- Nev. IS. L Bershavr, Leeds, carver- ov. le. J. Shea* Leeds, Ner. ILL Weld, Lard plasm sasher-. Nov. U. J. trsdlaed cart owner - Nor. 17. H. lakeeett. Nevada LA, , shoemaker-Nev. 16. B. lowtes. Dailey, chemist-Nev. IS. C. L ent, llrißlatho, beam maw- Nov. lg. A. Itenasd, Birsaisulism, uphoisterer-Na. IL O. NIL ear. Ninsismasia, Jarneysses saw maker-Nov. 12, G. Wight. Nev. 111. G. I'. Birmingham. = lB 4: k entsC=Nov. U. J. Mtlliame, Ada, sear Biz mingham, cawkeeiser—Nov. T& J. lane, Mrs, andsigtais. labourer-tigm. ilk J. Cleaver, Fallnrcirits, MST 01a1114 pattern designer-Nev. 29. W. Darlington, Oldham, anneyer's dark- Nw. SS. G. Higgins, Oldham, silencer-Nov. 16. R. Boothroyd, Hanley, builder-Nov. 10. T. Mauro Ailiby-dols.,Zonch, common oarrier-lgov. 50. W. S. Whitctott, Whltwick, Leicestershire, baker--Dec. 7. R. H. Ritchie, Tenby, Pembrokeehtrc, clerk in the Bank of Wales (lAinitedr-Nov. 2.5. T. Clarkson, Old Shades, Durham. stationer- Nov. 25.4. Rawe, Tott-ba Durham, grocer -Nev. W. a. Chambers, ihigNikti.read, near Bimilmwade, Bed [ordain, gmelener-Noeja, W. 1 , Talk Bridgwater, Somerset shire, &Vet-Nov. 17. M 1731715, Hadfnd, Yourneyman smith- Nev. 17. T. Image, Sutton Very lineskohiro, hooneller- Nov. 11. O. Hall, Bow Bac Bizeldnehanmidn, labourer- Nov. U. H. B. Parnell, Holm Manchester, agent-Nov. U. J. Sappho, Weldeext.the-See, Norfolk, bedeber-Nor. RI. T. Hank, Southampton, watchmaker-Nov. 15. I'. Bather, Dirket:- Mod, milk dealer-Nov. 160. illachln, Ripley, Derbyshire. cord walnor-Nov. kg T. Boston, eon., Clun, ithrepahtte-Nov.l& A. Addison, Kingstes-npos.lloll, late itinkoeper-Nov. 14. Rilm beth Jemmlson, Margate, railway mutton attendaat-Nov. 12. R. Isßzi. Farmingtoo, Gloucestershire. farm bailiff-Nov. IS. J. Omelt, Yorkshire. rag dealer-Nov. 10. J. Poland, Brood ers', Laulgato.ltill, furrier. BANICRUPTCY A XIFTYLLID. Oct. 21. JAiI liouteos, Stapleton, Olotteeetenldre, beer re tailer. DECLARATIONS OP DIFIDINBIL JAMS Hashaaa, Dudley , lat dividend of le. tad., any nureday, at likinear's, Jason HILL. Feckenham,Woreretershire, needle manufacturer— lst dividend al 64d., say Thursday, at Kinsman a, Birmingham. MAST aid. Iton Westbronswien edge tool maker—let dividend of la , any Thursday, at Kinnear's. ilirminihavn. Jamas Warivaisa, Manchester, suliware manufacturer—lst dtvidaid of 7s. ad. any Tuesday, at M *s. Manchester. Joss's klinTait, Cambridge, plum vidend of la Id., any day after Nov. 4, at the County Court-oaten Cambridge. BtotrANGI new Weybridne. Bumf, Bilisteollen—lei divi dend of Se. IL, any Weareaday, at Gregory's, Cheraw. DIVIDIIIIIIIL Nov. LT. Clyelm, Msementheldre, brow—Noy. T. J. Bird, A cad merchant—Nov. IL T. F. Wright Clerken Metualler—Nov. IL T. W. Hammond Southempton, ballaser—Nov. 111. G. Dewey, Northam, Bamp shim, licensed victualler—Nov.ll J. Cooke, St. James's-street tatior—Nov. 16. W. S. Hyslop, libkley, Hampshire, wine tour dual—Nov. lA L W. ilisceck, doetleampton, baker—Nov. S. L L Jenkins. Swansea, weer—Nov. & J. F.. Jones, Cardiff, shipbroker —Noe. 10. T. P. Waterhouse, Si. Helena, Lancaddre, draper—Nov. 4. A. Wilson, Liverpool, schoolmaster—Nov. 9. W. T. Tan, Bridgwater, draper—Nov. S. 0. logrzon, Coventry, mannlscturer—h or S. H. Hilton, Coventry, mote> tion tall rlon & C. Wilkinson labell, Warwickshire, blackamith —Nev. 8. S. laseell, Coventry, victueller—Nor. & B. Brown, Coventry, watch nmaufacturer—Nov. & A. Bardeen, Coventry, watchmaker—Nov. & J. Thurman, Coventry, victualler—Nov. 1. J. Jones; Coventry, flahmoeger—Nov. lfl R. Barter, She Meld, inerchant—Nov. :4, C. Barlow, Liverpool, hatter. PARTN F.RSHIPS DUSIOLITED. J. Bennett and B. Lennatt, Chawl.en-le-Frith, Derbyshire, surgeons—lL C. liswestt, VW and L C 1.44 Nott i ngham, lace manufacturen, so far regards T. Ells and BL orbs—C. Doggett. St. Andreae'. ,Wandsworthroed, and F. Thoneett, St Georges-read, Battersea, coetractent—G. Tbompaon, Woodbridge, and N. Bennington, Melton, chants-4. nation& D. Andrew, 0. Booth, and JMellor, Oldham. mere spinners, so far as regards J. Mellor—lL Maui land and P. Wielswortn, Boston, Liscolnshire, attorneys—W . Hoed and E. Douglass. Aldsrmanbary tle saeaulaotarers— J. J. W. IC incidd, E. C. Weekes, sad C. W. Weeks", Lawrence Faunae) 4aae, ironmonger's, so tar as regards'. J. W. Kincaid— F. IL Eitirtnipton and Ito Otllett. Bridgwater, Somenistabtre, Iron. incogers—R. T. Fotberslll and G. Huntley, Bebburn Quay, near Newcastle-upon. Tyne, and Newcsatle.upon.Tyne, lamp black manntacturers—W. Harris and II Land, Sheffield, electro platers —IL roomy, H. Poetry, put, IL P. Bradley, and L Parry, Fleet duvet, Ctty—C. Lewis and R. W interbettom, Gloseop, Derbyshire, coal dealers—li. E. Carlisle and C. T. Parr, Mincing-lane, tea brokest—L Y. lenglield, 1. Newton, sad 1. liedkinaae.Olditant grocers—J. Moore, W. IL McCallum, and Emma McCallum, Not tingham and Helper, Derbyshire hoelers—W. Bellhotue, I. Hen house, and W. Holt, Rochdale, general clothes wasben-11. Walker sod G. Walker, Wakefield. potato deasts—Maria Broad and E. 0. Peacock. Bath, fishmongers—C. Dyer and W. Leth brlddgeee, East Steaehouse, Devonshire. ship brokers—J. Chisholm. O. Cbtabds, and Z. T. Kent, Willow-walk. Bersoedssy. and Mark-lane, argil:l'l manure manufacturers, so far as regards 0. Chisbolm—W. Jones, & Jones, and D. Grth, Llenddenlolen. Carnarvonslaire• (Pealrytbalk Slate Works), so far as rapid' D. Willits—J. Terry and J. Holden, Mill End, near Newcburch, lenceddre, cotton dealers.—Clyd• Shipbuilding Company, Lady. barn, near Greenock, and lenience •ntasy-lane, City, solar as regards R. Tylenol SCOTCH SIQUESTRATION& JOHN SONIA& Edinburgh, painter, Oct. SI. at Lyon and Turn bull's Rooms, Edinburgh. Joel PLOW; Glasgow, wholesale grocer, Nov. 1, at the Faculty Hall, Mango. Mr. Henry Buller, 11, King's Bench-walk, has bees appointed &morass al Poole, in room of Mr. Jane' Stephen, resigned. Tag Wulmmo WOIILIeB Comio; Quzzlt's -8Q0•1; BLOOMS/Hai—Ws Mt glad to learn that above sixty student+ are already enrolled in this college, which will open its tint ausion with a good prospect of masses. A. genera meeting of students and intending stu dents will be held at the college Shim WWII& October 26, at 8 p.m., at which oddment will be given by the teachers . explanatory of the purpose and aims of the institution. In the cleans instruction will be given in meal economy, by Mr. W. B. Hodgson, LLD. ; English literature, by Mr. Wm. T. Mallieon ; drawing, by Ilia 0, Hill ; English grammar, by Mao Louisa Drewry ; French, by Mims Harrison sad Ydlla. Borck ; vocal music, by Mr. R. B. Litchfield and Mr. John Bromball ; arithmetic and y, Mr. A. Bonnenechein ; history, by A. Mal/ by won; geometry, by Mr. G. Tansley. F. W.M.C. ; rhyinaop, by Mr. John Chapman, M.D.; drawing Mite Menem' ; and botany, by Min ()engem The fees are almost nominal. All *teasels mod be above 15 years of age. The college is governed by the council of teachers, to which students will gradually be edmitted. The oeffee•rooes, which will be provided with pi/indicate, news papers, Sc., is epee every evening from 7 to 10 o'clock, and will be made u far u possible (under proper regulations) the centre of the social life of the college. KENSINGTON AND NGITING-HILL CO-OPIRASIVI Immonraut AND Poorly:dart. Socirri.—The fourth anni versary at this society was observed by the holding of a public tea sad *Mete, in the large aseenibly•rooms of the Hisfa Asses, Keriagtera„ co Monday evening. the Ath Molest. A densely-packed audience met to hear the re. pert of smother year's proceedinp, and to exchange coops titanic= en the MOON which has so far Weeded the busbies transactions of the stores. It is gratifying to learn that notwithstanding many untoward circumstances, this branch of the great co-operative movement has shared to • coasicanaMe extent in the prosperity which has usually characterised the movement wherever it has once got a thorough bold, and which of late has attracted so much Mention from the public press. It is still more gratifying to fled that the members have readily greed to avail them- Wyse of the Nowt set of parliament, which gives them power/ to set apart a portioa of their profits for adaciatiomal and are thus showing that the principle of self-13 p, which is adding so materially to their physical comfort, is capable of being applied to the higher culture they now are so de sirous of attaining. The chair was occupied b 7 Mr. J. Osborne, a working man, and president of the society, and in the remarks with which he introduced the proceediags of thelate part of the evening, he dwelt with mash earnest ars on the principal advantages of ecroperatioe, and ex horted his fellow-workingmen to become sharers in those advantages. Mr. J. IL Taylor described what be had re cently withered of thegrest triumphs of co-operation in the Berth of England. The Rev. H. Roily, the to the Working Men's Club and Institute Union, intimated the relation between the co-operative societies and working mess elute and institutes, and expressed the pleasure he felt at seeing the leaders of the co-operative movement every where, aiming at something mare than the pecuniary pin, valuable as he fully admitted that to be. Mr. Sony also ad verted to the fact of many cooperative societies having been in existence so long as thirty years ago, but which had ultimately failed ; bet he believed that the societies more recently formed were likely to be permanent, because of the increased intelligence and sobriety of the working climes. Mr. Leon and others addressed the meeting, and the speeches were intermingled with some capital songs sad recitations. Joan Cuss, THE NOVIIIAMPTOMINIEZ PORT.— A eorrespoedent of the Bury awl Nemec% Poet, Mr. C. Natter, write' :—'• Sinop the publication of poor Chire's death I have bad an interview with his disconsolate widow, at Noethboroagh. She wept se she spoke of the many good qualities of her deer departed husband, and of the ardent lees he had always shown for her ere he was mentally afflicted. She stated that sits reesived a marmunicatioa from the secretory of the Northampton asylum relative is her poor husband's inept, which was of a paralytic Mare, some few days before his death, and the intelli gence of hie di solutios only reached her the day before the corpus arrived at Holmdel', the letter having mis carried. It was entirely owing to the exertions of Mr. Spencer, of Woodcraft Cantle, that the body was brought to Halpstoo. The poet's widow and all the ishildrem (with the exoeption of one son, who was a long distanoe from home), and the principal inhabitants of Helpeton. and some perms, from the surrounding villages, followed the corpse to the grave. The service was taipresevely read by the Rev. Edward Penaelly, vicar of °hobo (the vicar of Help don being from loom). It was the wish of poor Clare to be thinned in his satire place, aad how touchingly he Su preme it. He rye: - " Be where I nay when death brings In his bill, pepper tor llle'. eking debt, Orin=ve Or rakes aerie villa ge r als t i eti = csowe r yet, O 1 let one "deb, go where I will, be mine— To turn me back and wander home to die, 'Moog nearest Mends my latest breath resign, And to the churchyard with my kindred No 'Meth the thickebaded sycamore's decay, Its broad leaves trembling to the brew el day: To we Its shade. o'er my who wawa. Sow soothing will It be, *Mk bovestag beat Mksznren spirit Mast Is dalsled gres. genw In ear li fe once loved so dear. The poet's wiab could only partly be complied with for although he wee buried is the chub: 6 yard. be could sot be Owed fader tits eyousofs, that spot befog compted. A feed lo Wog reboil to snot a mommerat to lie tomecry, sod whoa tile le dew probable a mama% or mime other I appropriate tree, will be placed over his grave.' [Stamped, id. Addition 1.1 TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (szom's THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. HANOVII.It, Oct. 25. The Prince and Princess of Wales arrived here at 4 p.m. to-day, from Onedlinbarg. Their Royal Highnesses were received by the King and Crown Prince at the railway station. FRANCE. PARIS, Ocr. 25. The Emperor's departure from Paris will take place to-morrow or Thursday. Herr von Bismarck has arrived in Paris, and seen the Emperor. He dines this evening at the Minis try for Foreign Affairs, with Count Goltz and M. Benedetti. La France of this evening, alluding tothe rumour at Vienna of an understanding between France and Austria, says :—" Nothing is known on the subject, but the Venetian question is in that respect a diffi culty which very considerable concessions on the part of Austria could alone remove." The Petrie states that the King of the Belgians proceeds from Geneva to Lyons and Marseilles, whence ►ia Majesty will probably g 0 to Nice. Admiral Romain Desfoesee is dead. THE KING OF THE BELGIANS. GENEVA, OCT. 23. The King of the Belgians has left this city. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Oar. 25. It is stated that the presence of Count Mensdorff- Ponfily, who has been mentioned as the successor of. Count Rechberg, was only in connexion with the deliberations of the Cabinet tknincil respecting the raising of the state of siege in Galicia. SPAIN. 31. 1 tDRID, OCT. 24. It is stated that at a meeting of the Progressist party it was decided that the members should con tinue their abstention from politics. Senor Madoz expressed a contrary opinion. The Notioias of to-day says :-L" Explanations having been refused by Peru, diplomatic relations between that country and Spain are entirely sus pended." THE INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. Recent advioes from Calcutta being to the 20th, there is but two days' later news by the present mail. During that period there have been but few changes in commercial affairs. We have intelligence by the present mail of the fall of Hoochow, which took place on the 28th of August. This event is looked upon as the finishing blow of the Teepiug movement. The North China Herald, in referring to the fall of Hoochow, says : " We had previously learned from native reports that the rebels were rapidly sinking into the state of misery which heralded the ap proach of the fall of Nanking. Rice was scarce, but actual starvation had not as yet set in. The most serious want was that of firewood, of which there was not a particle to be found. Deserted houses had been pulled down and coffins burned, and a general impression prevailed that the city could not hold out much longer, as supplies of every kind were cut off At length, on the day mentioned, the garrison retired without beat of drum through a pass in the Thd Deu hills into the province of Kiang-si. The disposition of the impe rial forces ordered in the Pekin Gazette of August 1, a translation of which we published in the last North China Herald, would seem to have proved of no avail in stopping the retreat of the Hoo-chow garrison. What the course may be which they will now adopt, whether they will subside quietly into the ranks of the peaceful inhabitants, or whether they retain sufficient organisation to attempt fresh conquests, may well become matterfor speculation." The latest intelligence from Japan is to the 24th August, and matters seem to be rapidly comiog to a crisis. As already stated, the Inland Bea is the cause of quarrel. The entrance to that convenient tradal passage is strongly guarded by forts under the control of the Prince of Nagato. These forts have, of late, bean greatly strengthened, apparently with the intention of holding the Straits (of Shimonoseki) against all foreign vessels. It was at these Straits that French, American, and Dutch vessels ware fired upon about a year ago, and quite recently H.M.S. Cormorant, on steaming past the batteries, bad a gun fired across her bows. This was viewed as a sufficient intimation of the prince's feelings towards foreigners, and the Cormorant, accompanied by the Barone, made their way back to Yoko ha ma arid reported the reception they had met with. Sixteen vessels of war (Roglish, French, and Dutch) were, at last advice., on the eve of setting out for Negates dominions. The foreign ministers were all united on the question of hostilities. The American representative, though unable to send a man of-war, bad gone so far as to charter a sailing vessel in order that the United States flag should be duly displayed in the ooming tight. The vessels of war reported as composing the expedition are the Con- Cner, Euryalus, Barony Leopard, Tartar, oquette, Cormorant, and Bouncer, all under the English flag ; the Semiramis, Dupleix, and Tau credo (French) ; the Medusa, Metalen, Hans, Djamba, and Amsterdam (Dutch) j and the Takiang, chartered by the United States Minister. Consider able preparations have been made for the further trial of Armstrong guns at shell practice, and the result will, it is thought, most probably determine the efficiency of those weapons. NAVAL AND MILITARY. A DIRRALTI, Oor. 25. APPonwm rms.—Pay master H. Gilpin, te the Olio. Assistant-Bargees Dr. Pierce Mansfield, to the Plymouth HospitaL Acti Anistant- Surgeon C. F. Buchan, to the Himalaya. Chief A. Marerlase, to the Asia, for the Voss ytaii, when paid elf. Register F. H. Julien, of the Donegal. tolthe Mahon, (ooafinned.) Psoncrnox. —To be Chief Begins's, S. T. Singer, and up plated to the ludas, for the Seabees& Wes-orszcz, Pil.vienia, OCT. 25. —Ma j or- Gomel Edward Raw:ford Delaval Elm Napier to be °demi, Mat Regiment of Foot, via, General Joke Reeve, doomed ADIIIHALTY, OCT. 22.---Tb• following promotion has been mode :-11r. B.mad Lboyd to be dist-clase tont meow, with seniority of llitti Oot., 1t164. TILE BABE OP ENGLAND VOLUNTEER& —OM of the meet intsmellog ride coetsets which bore been bold for some thee past at tho Volunteer Ad. mares at Wormwood &rem num d yesterday, of the lied Middlesex, er guess's Wartasineter Mae Volonteen. The entboritire of Use Bank of brow, from this begiesioir of the mom snot, enypmisd it be maims ways, sod yseteniey • Nivel buts..,of this pest Utmost which is mime in its Moo was afforded by tbe feet that thialpsedlemea b. to tbe various metropolitan sad lead carpi supped is Ito estoblish.nent wore aimed la blandly rivalry wills a &Mkt .amber of geolismen from Me ekiek liaelseis. Tire mina bon lef the &sok Irebanga wen diehard the winesn, and WWI laartlly drowed by their apparatus, haws lawns( Um woad. Tax Nosra LOTDOIt Examines. The atten dance et ekli as►ilifiox yeekonley ow goat MOO& Is He ettorooos a coseeel time plea, 64 wbiek Medusa Gado' sod Mira Eleme Pp*, rad Mr. Londe Timor sad Mr. V. pea Rigby took pen. Yr. R. O. Wesley presided at Oto WOW [TWOPENCE THE POOR-LAW BOARD, THE REV. E. A. HILLYARD, AND THE NORWICH MONKi NORWICH. Ocr. 25. This morning Sir John Wolohan; inspector of the Poor-law Board, commenced an inquiry ordered to be mode into certain allegations preferred against the Rev. E A. Hillyard, chaplain of the workhonee, of having nag•• laded his ditties and " identified " himself with Brother Ipatius and the "English order of St. Benedict." !e inquiry took place at the Guildhall. Hr. J. H. Ellett, chairman of a committee appointed by the board of guardians to deal with the matter in question. meducted the case on the part of that body ; and Mr. C. Cooper, barrister, instructed by Mesas. W. and J. S. Skipper, appeared on the part of Mr. Hillyard. The following letter was read in the course of the pro. esedinsp " Heinrich, May 7, 1864.—Ny dear Sir,—As I have ma hoard from you since I addressed my last letter to you, ennelude that you finally decline to make any further state ment in explanation of your conduct. It becomes, therefonN my painful duty toe:press to you my strong disapproval el the course which you have pursued. Without any consul . Yam with your bishop, you have introduced at your church the daily celebration of the Holy Communion, not for year parishiocers, but expreenly and by your own invitation. for certain pence. reng out of your parish, who have lately established themselves in this city, sod profess to be an order of monks. You have allowed these persons to attend Is their peculiar costume, and to oome is procession. Yon have employed them is the service, have treated BMW. nuneyeionally in the mtufniralien log the Hely Communion ; and further, you have Line. dined and allowed in the communion service urges sod eseecomice obsolete and unusual, some of them BLIPI and ell of them alien to the spirit of that service, sad beide the directions given in the rubric as for the misis. troika of the Holy Communion. I grieve to add that the awes which you have pursued is the more inexcusable beams you hale been previously warned by mein the rirof a large number of the clergy of the city Chad se, who is the principal person and leader of the labors alluded to, being in deacon's orders bad, by ri m :l w o:l:duct obliged me to prohibit him from officiating in his diocese ; and that his doctrines and practices were isms. Meant with the teaching and practice of the church, and such es would not be countenanced , by any consistext! member of the church. Now, notwithstanding you beard this, and without any commaeication with me, you have publicly, and in she most solemn of all ordinances , upheld and acknowledged him and his companions, and invited them to and provided for them a special day for the minis tration of the Lord's Supper. You further continued to do this after having been urgently advised by me as sow m I heard of it to diacontius the practice, and after having left me with the impression that you would forthwith give notice of the discontintome of the services. By this conduct you have given very great offence to the church, occasioted very indeoset conduct in the House of God, and mused mach scendal to the public in general. I now solemnly admonish you for this your serious misconduct. I require von at ones to discontinue the daily celebration of the Lord's Supper. and to minister that holy secrament only at each times es to fore the present year customary in your church, to lay aside the oareinonies and tinges you have introduced in the core muniou and all other cervices, to observe oely snob forms as were before customary in your perish church, sad are prescribed by the rubric. I also meetatly advise you to &basis from further emaciating yourself with these so-called monks, who, however amen and seams hi their opinions and conduct, teach deafen's@ and preeseve miaow alien to the doctrine and discipline of the church of which you am an ordained minister, sod to give yourself rather to the mom senora study of God's Holy Wad, and the more diligest labouring for the mob of your parishioners in their several homes. I shall be thankful to receive from you the axone- Mon of your sorrow and regret for the fault you have own matted and the offence you have given, together with your memento that you will for the future a ctin amordeees with what I have alone required end advied. Treating that Gad may Mahn your heart to receive with a ready mind this my admonition, I remain, dear air, your faithful &errant, "Joni T. NOZWICE. "The Rev. E. A. Hillyard." Mr. Hillyard replied : .• Niece-place, May 17, Mlle.—My Lord Bishop,—l bags the hamar to acksowledg• your lordship's letter, and in reply mug most tespeeduily &dig to comply with your lordship's request to diesasiess• the daily celebratiou of the Holy Communion:— Your lordship's most obedient servant, " E. A. HILLTARD.. The Rev. S. Titlow, mg of the oldest clergymen . la Nor wich, was called to prove the receipt of the talking' letter hose Mr. Oseeley : "Et. Stepben's-equars, July I, 18611.—Rev. and dear Sir, —I hive been ashes to celebrate the Holy Communion deity for OW Benedictine =oaks, whom boon is I believe in your parish. May I beg yen, "hamlets, kindly to inform me whether you have any objection to my doing so.—l am, rev. and dear viz, yarn faithfully in Chriet,—+ GmsoN J. OUSCLIT." The witness added in reply to questions that he should not consider any clergyman who signed his name with a t a sound Protestant. . • The Raw. G. J. Otisslay, who appeared in a tang black silk gown, was them ezamised in person. Hs said ha, came to Norwich on Bt. Alban's-day. Mr. Tillatt—What day is that? Witassa—You osa Is. it is the Prayer-book. It is the 17th of Juno. I came to Norwich to help the catholic oases. I had previous commuoicatios with my (rimed Yr. Hillyard. I came boss Bognor, is Sores. I was sot doing aaytkiag particular then. I was assisting gratuitously at a private chapel. It is a school for glib. Their faith is the Chetahs& faith—the catholic faith. Mr. Matt—The Roman catholic faith Witness—No. I say the catholic faith. Mr. Melt— oneletird with the Asia d Replesd ? Witnere--Of course. Before that I was at Melpesh, is Dereetehire. I object to answer the gowition what twee doing before that. I have never base cone ected with the Roman eattiolis 'birch. I was ordained a prises by the Bishop el Down sad Cosier is 1859—0 n the Pert et at POOL Mr. Tallett—When is that ? Mitoses—ln the Prayer-boek yeti will God it ; the 30th of Jaw - BM4.Walshasi—The 29th, is it not Witmer—Oh, the 29th ; I beg your garden. (megh ter.) I beard aertais persona were badly perneeeted hem, and I came to amid them. I pates to swig Mr. Halyard and tb• monastery beloegieg to the dumb of England. I had had commesieeMose with Mr. Hillyard and Father limbless. I decline to my who recommended lodging. to me. Only shoat Are =Metes eloped after I was in Norwich before I went to the monee eery. I saw Mr. Hillyard next day at et. Lawman where I went with the monks. I here seee Me. rl4tl several times at the moneatary. I remember pis( to the workhouse at Mr. Hillyerd's request. I blessed the people arils monastery. Mr. Wilma wee aware that I edistated there. lie used no argument er ohjectios Natant it. I here bad DO private meetioge with Mr. Hillyard is the meaaaMry. I have sees him In the yard sad the visitors room. have osiebrated the holy 11111166011 in the 'miry day. Mr. If illyerd was aware of that. Ri " 4 " m r i serer took any pert is the services of the mansafary— wither pahlie nor Private. The witness was proceeding with hie midmost when oar report wee despatched. M. BlititTEß.—This distinguished French advo cate le about to become the guest of Lord 800 is Loamdoo. As invitation to a public diaper, sip by • large member of members of the inns of court, has been pressmsd by Lord Brougham to M. 13erryer ' and has been accepted by bun. At a meeting held at the Attersey-Oesetars &am ber; at which the Attorney-G•arral, the Quema's Mama* Sir Fitzroy Kelly, Q.C., IL P.„ Henry Bliss, Esq., Q.C., James Camea l ll, Fag., Q.C., Robert Lash, Esq., Q.C., K ar am., sod Mime, were preesot, it was resolved that the bar gmerally be invited to take part in this demonstration of respect for M. Hamer. It is anticipated that the dieser w il l take plass es as early de is the appreacbiag term, as N. Berryer's stay I. Bag will ha limited to a few days only. Gentlemen desiring S. attired are therefore requested to Bred their mimes without delay M '• the Secretary of the Bmryer Ommeittee," at Sir F. Kelly's chambers , No. 2, Kiag s- beech -walk, Temple. A New CANON OF WIERMINBTER yea. W. H. L Beebnek, Areltdescon Cases of Weft taimiter, has tendered to Ow genrsm eot hi maignaties of the stall which he has Mid since ISO 9, co the posed • immssiog age sad lethality. The stall was worth 1,8001. a rear sad a house. Tim motet stall, wbielli will hosenfoeth be worth 1,0001. • year, will, it is heown ' be given to the Rev. Erma; Hawkins, B. a r pt e heedmy of St. Paul's Cathedral, and minister of es% rasa Chapel, Mayfair, for may years the eetretery el the Society km lb; Propagation of the Gospel is Noels. Porte. 1.1/10AN AT ST. PANCRAS CRUICH.—Ths lee organ built in 1866 by Ibirma. Grey tad Davison her the New Music Nall et Biradeshma (sew SOOTlddid WO thectre) bac Men pyramid by doe megreestien et St. Proem Chunk EuAomequare. It Yr hem emehlered au of de came complete imerameato white amdere im porweuM bars produced, the Mead cart lo bees asarly 2,0001. Mona Gray mid Dayhoe, aittler viag the mprietimisece of Mr. Seery Nara% are rephille yeemei• leg witlk ite misseetraelim, le impeded that a oposiag by twat able mamm wm plme Ware the ea the year. Bielsop Cohissoms the solsjest of the Peohniessels, oar er tier ors Le g = It west sessor of Matt Do Sue M sew est Os Medd Met T. N. 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