The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-30 00:00:00

77''"u EMI ~!~ EMPMI NRWM 11 " - e Z . ' 7 B 6r x 111 9 t fl3rts;% ;Fi DEC 6,962.1 v}.121.A ND ROUTE. IF mior , by Maim et* INDIA.AIII A. _IN JAPAN, . • . lA. •ta SATYR% hos SOUTHAMPTON and „ -1: I 3 ..1...1 LAE and ORIENTAL ETV.AN NAVIGATION •, I NI 1.,. i I ares,pere and receive Quip add Parents bp , • , . .1 lAN. Arizx ~ , somElY„ } 7 " , °' e m6 " 01°11 every theterday. • , \ ‘I,I , IGA. •• •, rENAzA i r az. I Neoni=mr, 1 ., I. V. PING ..., 2 day . , 1 i :A. I'lll\ A. being . JAPAN M etur atur dely. . I 3 IA .•!,% 1 / A. II ELBOVINE ) hem Soutlisopiem .: . 1. Eta fFY Ili EY, meta nualth— wd j e li= Is ~ , ~ -‘ • I • I% Ate.. te. departure . . 0.. It..reedle• every Ponder. ....... to tr.St.==l i nd Inv 313 1 131 • _web etreet, maws. er , • . eamion• if,. • La 1 Nylv YORK. Boston, Portland, weekly, by e LI ..r Canadian Mail—Pint dam. I 5 to II p. f 4;a:• - oo.n 1 4 : "tow York altips. _V IN , 1.. I t , capada pamphlet. 7d. —R. MON NoirsitiE U.""'"Ceo tti s .lakirmamemt. Feachunik• 11.ILOP01.1TAN and (MEAT WESTERN RAILWATS.-11A1111V3INNIMI BTATION.—The NEW or thr BROADWAY will be mg:ow tur TtrAFFte tb. let of Proottbrr k.TEOPOLITA.V and MEAT WESTERN a NAILWAYK—A NEW STATION.,LATEEN:II4OAD, . !, el EWE") for TRAFFIC in a DAYS.W THOPOLITAN and GREAT WESTERN A 11.WAYP. OPENINt3 of tho NEW NEAT and - .1.1 NANKET, emutheetd, ou the Li of Dowsotber.— • street a the menet Mahon. - - 1 0.0 for the CHAILKOW-l&n,z, .11 R AILROAD OOIIIPANY. r: , nit net at b per emit per annum for would.. .• ' Or f1,7111,0eu sterling, or Primula %halms r • • • • kir , ex. 4 fund abrohitely and unconditionally gar .lc.prrlal tiorernment of Rami► I an edict of his Maßsgf th• angecur of all the 1 ..:•..••• • - • r of the *oh A 10.5.) last, by which to the Railroad of Marlow-See s.; t• • Bonds for roubles 10, om mewl:* ty or Prussnio thalers 11, MO. and conformity •• • • • •••••. ; .:4.•n0 of that Company, the of .., and Co., and Mews. DS of .• '• • for the above BONDS will be OPENED on • • - -y•th Norember and will CLOSE on TrIDIDAY, at • 2 o'clock and at the Mlles of Yews. J. 1 , 1 • t' e ' in London: and et the ogles of the DM s. • lt•rhn. on the following conditions: 1. n;,.lio•rerninent of Russia fruaranteas the regular • • •:s1 notof I per cent. on the bonds to be • •. kiareh and Ist September. new style, of the n•-ta.bureement by annual drawings at . • • •-f .r...-tenth of 1 per cent,, to be Minuend i. 1..n.1• redeemed, so that the whole will be lie nest half-yearly dividend bosoms • o n.l by the contract, approved by the ,!raver my will take place on the Ist ; , ! let Beptsanber following. • the re-imbursemeni of capital or deduction. at the oSire of : -1 Co.. in London, or in Berlin • :Behalf, with 6Q. 24 sgr. pis •t 111...• • I, •• • • I ; •%-! k ,t s •!• ! , • g .!• nomination mill be imuml, bear. • •... ! • ...: and signed by • ouvernmmt Thaler, Oh) 3400 Ca* •• . r !TS addition to the above. .• t 7 L. • moerved fur robaziptiori in _ . • - . 'riga interval in favour of the t. atK r lr.t. payablo m the following vr •Lt vn Applteatios; A....ntns.nt; 17th .lauurrT,l6l3o; 1K Y:uch, ~ ;kw eoupron , let April. „ IttL May, „ k 7.1 (*at. - • ep:ion et paying in toll all the instalments • • the este oft per cent. per annum, on any day •_ : • f.,11-• due. Reckoning the accrued imbeds{ .• tto• pare is reduced to 77t per cent.) • - the instalments subjects all previous pity.. • ' • • ev hanged against allotment letters as • - ressir,4l te Mawr" J. Ilmry Rohnleler and •• Pit, November, Monday. the Yeah November, • •• t lieerteber ; but noapplasithins will be received . • 1 . ..day. let December. • •- I. made as early as poreible after the close - • : In eases where the amount allotted in law . I 1 , 1. [b.' balance of the deposit will be willed • : .1 the. n•-at instalment, and rf more than thin. ; sr, the residue will be returned to the sub. W. 15 nuts, she amount of deposit will be re- t London. StL NoTemDer. IM& - . Xrwmette , hug Railw— ay. now in course of nonstrw". •. , ••rt..• ae. utanr• ,4 84 votst• about 178 Dlirthal mks, • • Gr.trcting link of an uniiit.rrupted nsilWay Coin. 0,1,..a • the Black nka, and Munro, and St. _ . this. ysilway paws through the fertile protinows nd Charkow, which are largely prod:a-tire in cram L • wucd. ate.; this. produce. for want of peolostr ...a -s • won by rea.on of the clOnoultire of the narisnotoon of the •N r. at pr. omit can Imy roach the roast of the Blank ft, by o and uncertain tranoport; as so probably well • • •, buns the eLel outlet in the Rs k lies for all Iluaahin e _ torn. of Marlow and PaUsers annual fairs are he d, the a e of slAch. point of the value of yrodulw there Air ' • • TOO greater than that of the celebrated fair of l'itjna • _•• .111 , 41ib.4 t. R. 3.57n.f00. and the eonemOnn• • migvgg all me••••mmy PUTS to tilaire SD CIXi, fOrllglietYlll • • I. 1.• L11111161t44.4/t doubt be unt of the must lummog ▪ le• . . _ . _ . _ _ • oe, , n of thew theta. hie Imperial Mejeorty the Dnperee 1.... u. bre Framed the &Wale& and uneonchwmal •.• u.hetet and primal* or the 0 . 714 mu tumuli V.i..111511 UNION FIRE and LIFE woußAxas COMPAPY. _ - - Icturp,,ratad by 'loyal Marker. FAtabitabed • r • n,rnLiu . Ediaburyb rand Dubin. FIRE and LIFE OFFICE. • 1 •• 1 4 21. 11 LombeidMrest. tondos'. E.C. • . -1 , •N —NEW LIFE AndORANCE.4. in ardor to • • •.• td proem, must be effected BEFORE t: s , ♦I.XI. A forms and l ard-etreet nformation to the Company's , • • •• t•nd, E.C. EI:VATIVE LAND SOCIETY, • 7 Will. IV. es the CONSERVATIVE r-to 11.1 7 Y. L. Li ;I• ..IVES, that the SIXTY-FIFTH •. -I N TLESTR ANNUAL GENERAL will he held at the Officer. No. at, W.C., on TUESDAY. the 15th of PIN u.elS.Vucount RANELAGR in A• . .111a Report of the Executive C su• .• •,t of wryesta for the financial year • • ~. I for general poxpoevs. According '.• en. of Die Board will retire by rota ' • .on, and will present theme-Ives • • Hon. and Rev. W. If. Talbot, H. • • n. _James lioighion, Esq., and 7 of the Board. . • LEWD.; BSI:SEMEN, Secretary. sod Depoeit Investing Departmenta. • 1.• r Advance Department. rest Went five per cent. por annum on wronnta, payable halt-yearly. ,~ .. - LONLON and SUBURBAN LAND and ICILDLNII COMPANY ILAsaliadj. GE NU, Poimbarch•atraet d a r l• You bLiVIIIIT at FOUR PER . linmaxer, bt t z,t, w.f... notice. 's 1 I Lk OCT. &Dowd on mums st LIM sad ligmbra• . 141,,, d tat Mae than or.. p.m. certain. JONATHAN TATUM. leezetary. re.}.}.11(4.1) LAND (not Building Ground). a I-. . ' 1 Iti;HAFE. f"fflt " 5 " 3 114. t°141.11 P." .• roolwry po.f.,n4l.—Addrem, wi at pm*, tk Y. Z. U. Raterabd. Bennoudorr. bI O NLY.-4:20 to £BOO ADVANCKD hams or law ka.;l7.talastiitara. artthinatlmut trarale=tein 44. "b.= . Latinate, aest r _Wm ore swi t m enir - te./ at tat ZIITATz r. Adtaaata on Lewes. We room ea. - c ( ) NNER r,r SUPPER TABLE COMPLETE , • ".• AAI Kl.s MGESTIVE RELISH, wholenotan • • u. ..• to pu-kha a reurral nae.-01 aLL .eru••-. a.... ton n and country, and wholtaale, •*:.' • Lmd , •n. Establathed Si.(.( )N D. HAND FIRE sad BURGLAR-PH.007 " it; • — 1;•1," barithootto *end for °AMY, Mitattil7 rtr ., Karr, fliiitouu Perry 74 . 2 Xerdaai ortry •itineat maker at about ta. poi! * •iri , ro with ....A. A larro c t imm a r t i rm* NO. Li I. •frt.ly to URIFFITIDA.m. pa.-GEo RGR 3. 000ERBBTJ. and Co. liftt oNala Guly eaah tea.-11. Oorohlll. JOHN 1,, 5NE1..L and Co.'s CH:KBRY TOOTH 7,„•,! 4 ° . i 1 ..r.....1) etp.n..r to any Tooth Pow 4arAirja II" : ,.. r ..•t t e . ... „ -e. letit. t 0......, pr , LetA the, enema treat a•M.Y. BM 1 hklrral.c.: t. Uo• breath. Priam la. 114. _- -- --- _ VAN fifisF.l.l. d Co.'s PATENT TM rolli.:ZP .., •-•iy.aall.mos NAIR-311171111. take7 o7 abal ' el. ..1., '" ..,f .." ' 'aesseapllelwe tile twe ewwwwew. ...t. Lt. 0 i . i ,P .a) .11 g m i .. * i., R. l bw mime. -,•• K.Nreeurt. eSmst. ... k it . 1)11) ei,d SO NS ' IMPERCEPTDILE ~..ir.,ri ,:" ... 7 . : , r . 1%. „ . ,,.. 4. .leet ibms to be t i e . % zessiiirk eaL w neet, eeedere. i... hit „,,,,... , ~„ ~.....ktue.m. lee. • Abiewird awl . .`ll: — ,' ',Lt.... .41,t4k3si_m.Araiiiih IthAtioza I N k ' :* .1.1.4 31.. IN K - Lewten. pm, .. ' Wt. Mr I...mam m a a m woo teessideL AA es .l he.ele to morel ea ham 11)1: EFORD'FI FLUID MAGNESIA. 1:i•, • .. 4 .1.1 prl.rnacon for ' .... ''' ' ~ •,/ a47.....m. an l ur e " benr e. of A IP 1., ''' 11,-artburn, 1110-atlanhn GUI , . ewe ; awl 1i..,.,..i• . .• n. 114 &p.m nt for Anliendw eeedettMwamiserot. : " 1 . 1 .6('1n1.1 rn ,n n.nd lainatn.—DlN ..'_ .. ,7 ..i . ; ! ),!‘.;"711 4 144 , 14Yet Leadee. awl et all Wee MIAs f:ONS UMPTIVEI4. —A teful father is , him/ by moll, foie of rrtio a vibe sigh 4 f..1 p whinh his dough L thronslitrk.e. :,?..I::'.', X 4 AW:l l'..ar.4 mtll4 b 7 he. latbatt:aidi' 4M°Wa=r vr• AAdfou O. Y. 4 .. 4 11 Ostia, (..%, tatvedts. Loodoa. t• ' , I,•. • i, , .... INDIA OFFICE, November 27, 1868.—8 y order et the lIMORETAKY of STAYS for INDIA la COUNCIL NOTICh Di ELKltitliY OWEN, that the DIMMITIOMAIMNIMIAL of MORES for INDIA will he . on or Wore MONDAY, Übe It! Derember. So reesive in boo goolk o wz: to waft to SUPPLL wrifa ? 12g 00000. 0 mil Ma k trziedftlem of the tract meg r ...... in to the of Mem, S.W., whore ',e x= se .. ha aste 1 defeatthe lead 7 Mier obi* boot so tookr wan be received. IMMIALD C. TALBOT. Direetor.Oremel of Soren Ili PARLIAMINT.-101111110N 111 BELGRAVE MARKET. discernerslion of Ckangenr-00.10.1101110111 Market-house, end other liMildurge—Nrwobrest—lnewrang ati rtp misting Miens—Compulsory Percher of lands mad Ilesso— Power to levy Tails—Allocation of Perish Bowe—sod far other rir ) HMIIIIMY GIVIIN, that APPLICATION will be made to PAMLIAMILNT la the alai geed= for leave to intro dose &MILL mad tapas, en Am tobicerpmete a emsortay {herein after referred to as the "L sad te maim upon than WI or some of the poems following, : To establish e market, aadlomset sod tarlatan aL mdtable sod swore y market heassti beihkmes embalm and shops la eon memoir Met• With, for the eels ed hitt vomeables, Oak meat, and ether marketable, comastatiss amm uip; the Wads limiaafter mem Wooed, or sums part or pule To conetruct Ua eemaimiaa w& d. Se meekisal • mew sheet la the perishes of et. Luke, sad St %Merge, Bllllo.llf. squere,Westmiaster, la the aimar , Ifiddlessa, eassememsla42 a junction with Osimpolreea at yr seer amnia where that farms &j unction wi th U sicesatrest. reed Suresiwstleig ty alumni= with firosentenrow, st tar sear a plat Whet er theembewts mat ef Lower tiesegnetreet. end to met the said sheet whoa semmistsdi la the Metropolitan Board of Works or other wean or body now the control ruadmanagemeat of the Meseta with which it Mmetione To mareisse sod sequire Jectedjaa . : km aserimmewe sod burst abater the purpose sad street, the balsam& hews following—that Is to toy : ter =lMade add amass wed perish of et Lake, ea the north-east by White Licenstrest, on the so= 1 1. 411:rreirol Nast un tow smith-west by Praiiklinorow, and on aredstrest by Turks-row. Lads end houses In the said pariah of fe. lake. Chelsea, koomisd ea the north by tilmasermare__, on the yea by Lower Msaaseireet, es the south-west by White Lion-streak Omega smitinsest by Oneverorrow. ca the asrtheest by Lower street end on the east by Certain leads and hoestrrtir t ssld parielim en Luke, Chelsea. and St. (image, Haarrowegmere, bounded en the north by taloa-street, as the west by filesemietrest and Lower tamerg► street, on the, south-east by tiroinowarrow, end cm themat la by Woods-buildings, and in other part by New tirogeryertreet, tirosvaboneettsges, mklow•strest. Bdir 6 " 4oo, urbkirmerotreet, and the Dna. nalt e such necessary and proper bye laws and for the government of the said market as the tlosepeny = a r il To stop up, alter, or divert, either two or or the roads, streete_ , courts, sad ether places folio parishes of Luke, Chelsea, sad fit. Geary., Were Waster itbai M to 0 07;, theargeotreet, LOWS' Wermwegenst, cr idiw Ernarepisoe, Chelenermarker, Litris ees sei. tireworyotreet, tirosvemoneoteems, Belgreve-cottages. Ilkinnenetreet ritrosalroot. Unksepises, the Dude Morbys-1 sag, Boltons.geniens a ati mi. lonoyerd, Doveeeert, Queens-place, Meremideyeren Ju Winkebraddames, end Nose end Crownwerdens, or all or some of than, and to Mat the sites thereof in the company. and to empower thereto appro priate the same for the purposes of the said market, motet house. buildings, and street. Tv very or extinguish ell existing rights and privileges a:a nent d with any Lads or houses to be portioned, aoquinal, air ap pnyneud for the purposes or the Intended act. and which would in soy menu, r impede or interfere with the purperes thereof, or any ei them, and to confer, vary, or extinguish other rights and pnvilegos. To ensile the Company to sell and dispose of or to pull down all or any of the home., and buildings to be purchased or acquired by them, end to rearrange sad lay out the ground when so olesreL sad to erect other howes end buildings on the said Mods, and to let pr lease the said houses or buildings when so erected, or to se 1, it as, or dispose of the some at so, h rent.. prior, or prime, or fur oath other consideration ea they think at, either by way of absolute role or in consideration of ground or annual rents, end either in perpetuity or for a term not exceeding to yearn sad subject to ouch stipulation* sad conditions es they think at es to the obis reeler and uses of the buntlines to be en tied on the said lands. To levy and take tone. nuts, end Moller.* in reepect of the use of the said market, market-Lateen chop, lauldium, and other con veniences to be erected Ly the Company ; to woofer exemption tromp ayment of such tolL, nets, end etellerre; end to e Company to 'rent lease of the said tolls, rents, or stall/igen to soy person, body, or corporation willing to swept a lease thereof. To empower the entries, or other body haring the control of the rates within the said parieliee of en Lake, Chelsea, and On George, lianoyerequare, to educate to the Company for a term to be defined in the mad bill the parochial end other rates now mom seed or levied upon or arising out of the lends and houses to be acquired by the company under the powers of the said intended act, or to make ouch arniegemente m they think It with respect to such mien or theaseemment upon the said market and buildings of rny ratan or theesempuon hem pansunt of any mob rat., or the appropriation of the increseed rues which will enirsie to such vestries or boards by reason of the erection of the mid market and And b ot i rethereby huthergiveu. that on or before the Seth day of November instant duplicate plena end SketiOna, describing the line end level of the new street, and of the lands., hoodoo., and other goperty to be eequired for that purpose, and • plea of the lands hoaxes , end other property to be enquired for the other purposes of the intended art, with • book of reference to such piton respectively, containing the names of the owners, lessees, sod occupiers of those lends, houses, sad other property, end e eopy o sited witf this nhot icethe ,as pclerk of ublished lae in th e **London Omen.," will be depo t county of Middlesex, at his office, et Clerkeowellgreen peace , end for wi th the clerk of the for the city of Westminster. et his onice.at the liemuoushouse, minter; end that on or before the said 10th day of Noveniler • copy of the mad plan end section, together with • oopy of this tone... will be deposited with the eq . = of the pariah of St. Luke, Chelsea, at his onion in the s-road. Mentes ; and with the vestry clerk of the parish of nt. Manoverequare, et Ls 'Moe, at. Nounnstreet. Orosessoroquere. Print Si copies of the said bill will, on or b-fore the Mrd day of December next, be deposited in the Private Flill-odice of the Mine Cl CiAnnif.slin. IhLi Nip 19th day of November, 1811 a. WALTXR WEBB, 17, tin ahamatriet. Landon, LC, Bolicttar and Parliamentary Ainam IN PAELIAIM. - T-SEXISION ISO. OXFORD OAS LIGHT and COKE COMPANY. Ilorrooor of Corrital—Extension of Liaatto—Additional Forko—Poirras so to =tater Capitol—Arsoladarent or RoPolol of het. hi °VCR IS HEREBY GIVEN, that "The Oxford Gee tight and Coke Company _,herein_refened to as " th e Company ' i intend to APPLY to PARLIADMerieT in the next Session for leave to bring in • BILL for the following, or some of the following, ens other purpose : I. To amend and enlarge some of the powers and provision, of the 'dieting act of the company paired in the lleth year of the reign of Xing George the Thud, and entitukd "An Act for leghOw with Goethe tnivereity and City of Oxford, and the Suburbs of the Nod City," or to repeal the said act, and to grant other powers Wet, ad thereof. t To extend the limit. and powers ef the mid act, and of the said Lill. to the pariehre of Saint including Summer Town, in the county of Oxford ; the parishes of Woolvercot Banton, Beading ton. St. Bartholomew, cowley, Idley. Littlemore and Sandford, all in the county of Oxford; and the pariabes of Saint Aldate, North Ilmekeey, South Ilinckhey, Beaky, thunnor, and Wythain, all in the county of Berks. 3. Tot sable the a =pally. by agreement, to pure.haae. orto take on lease certain lands, in the partitive of St. Ebbe and North Rentkery sforeesiid, via : let. Two freehold Totowa outbuildings, end land, In Gasetreet, in the said parish of St. Ebbe, the property of .Benry Bryan. and in the occupation of Mira Hathaway, containing tight perch., or nearly thereabouts; bounded on the north by Gesetireet; the south by t he, next mentioned propertf ; on the cam by a Lowe and bind belonging . to %Valium Matthew*. and in the occupation of Timothy Shirley, and on the west by the land of the mid company. bid. A house, outbuilding", workshop*, and land, in the said parish of Saint Ebbe, at a place called 'Friar '-wharf," in the occupation of June* Clarke ; and a house. out-buildings, and land. at the said Friars'-wharf, in the occupation, of Mrs. Ward; all of which is the freehold property of the said James Clarke, and contains three mode, or nearly thereabouts; turreted on the north by the house and land Wetly deecribed, and by the land of the mold company; on the south by the River Thames; on the net by boom-sand land belonging to the void James Clarke and others, and on the west by the land of the mid company. grd. A piece of land in the said parleh of North Hinckley, part of and to be divided from the other part of a meadow, on the south side of the Ring Thames, opposite to the oompanye works, containing an acres, or nearly thertaboute, and which I. the freehold props ty of the Master and Fellows of Boner. 'By College, Oxford, and in the occupation of James °add; bounded on the north by the River Thames; on the south by a stream called "Backerlake;" on the week by the re part of the maid meadow; and on the art by a beech An dsli main ian of *t ai Oreat Western Railway Oosoplay. to an d mn a tbrei rs n worts , with a d•Www7 buildings. retort.. =whiney, and convaniataes. 4. To enable the eassiasty down and ntaisisin through, sad snip attests, roads, lame., sal and under any railway vitals say partilop elstriet glad. car be sepplad with sea bl est he timpani. end for thatmgetaeodo up and interfere wah sarem, made. lanee, and places. lad Wes with say sewers, sli alid em aairtg: ' , or the galas. 6. To the orstpaay to mann! actoirospareimai. or hlre gaa peters end pe INellstua, and to 'ell or let Ps Pate. ca p to levy rates, rents. and "gimps for the sale and supply of a q gluten. and Minus, and to alter the existing rake, mita, and ea Matithorlse the company to raise additional capital by share* cr by stock, and also to borrow money= mangoes end by the lame of Debenture Stock; sad to enable them to attach to the new shares or sleek, and to a part of the existing capital of the ennipany, a preemies or priority of dividend, or such other adv•atape as the bill shall define or Parliament may preereibe; and the MR will alter, regulate, and define the capital of the westptiny, and will reu confirm the past Irene and ction of ca ital, and the payments and dividend, made in respect .; and it will sapitslise the monies from time to time expended by Use company out of 7. The bill will alter the previsiens of the existingact of the cow pony relating to the following mitten, namely, the number and appointment of the committee of management and their to of Oboe, the general Illertlngs of the company, the votes of the share holders, and the application of the surplus profits of the com pany ; and the bill will incorporate with Amen the newiteary pro; visions of " The Companies Claire, Coneolidation Act, NW," ••The Cripanies Elisio." Art, " The lAnd"flaisiee Consoll- - • Act„ DM," " The Brad. Cannes Coomii4ation Amend ment Act, Dirk," and "The Oen Works Clatters Aet. 1047•" and it will confer upon the animany all other right. and privilege@ wooer nary for carrying Into effect the Waits of the bill. and it will vary and extiuguish all with Painting rigida and ptivilegte al may Mier• fete with the attainment of any 7 of Mom objecta. Printed comas of the bill will be ckp.ital t h e Private of the Douse of ' on ur befutv thu gird day of December next. Dated this 14th day of November, OEOILUE P. HEATER, Oxford, Hoboitor to the Company. DYSON and 00., Parliamentotroet. Wentminater. Parliamentary Agmita. IN Pl '.-IMINION Mit FINSBURY-PARK ACT, 1857. (Amendment of Act—Repel of ileetion PIA purnrE 18 HEREBY 0 IVEN, that an APPLICATION win be MADE• to PARLLLMENT in the nee Iteeelen for leave to introduce • BILL for the following o r nee of the following par. peen that Is to toy : L To swore for the nee end newton of the pen° the whale of the land porchaeod by the Xeirepiliten Board Of Works under the w,werel of the Finsbury Perk Aelt. 3 . To extinguish_ if neeeenery, p rights end powers of the Netropelitsn Board of Works to me leen sr dispose of eels lore or 00 7 ration thereof, or to anwrendare we land or any portion the recreatireof,on of to any purport other thin the of • wk. ft r th• use am the yublio. 3. To meal section 34 of the ° liereNY Pelf Ad, 1817 ." The bill will coolant sll weepy powers and provides to amernd, incr , and var.', any vowels Or Proftiael of the " lfnr lam Park Aet, 1617," inounnotent or at variance with the Objects of melt bal. batedThle Nth day of November, Hell. JOHN LAYTON, Upper-street, lallerton, motor for the OIL J. A NRADIFINLD, 2, hersad, l'autamestery Aseal. ;HUO LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1868. Un PAILLAMENT.-111111810N I. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, London.--{ a lacd Ratt of li ws fitrbblib el lur alag- st al iata dame ander Dm. - It is intended to la P in the meet ileabas Wi red fee leave in in a be . dr MM. of ihl v folio=rati gramenes. retake to " University - U.) T.; Mee eights ed pragebbes el dimes hi the abide es as to converter Me inebenera in miseobani of they the mosesmonet el bet having no arip : or pecuniary anil to amble the esimail to ail the Amble. poling. and at menebnme et the gellsge . 4. thwood as the bill shun gp p. hir u n i n i m s e s i n o h im wadi per gradeated in the ci i‘ g aim imp L room fellows ot Ito brunt In like manner wash pima; out to memo or dusts of coped% antr as. preibiThre lie Crp s iwons i T il e th ol tin wolliesellg e te MO MO ads Amid hp NORM with mega MEW= Mews. mg the of t Ph hrlr e Polaws aimed totii=2:l4l . 47 BBBl prepe=ft tiel college on May 1.311 M It) To emend the oblicels of the bUnm In the advaaweased and promotion of the Ism as well as at blindiare and Mims. 13.1 To ambit that the biebnird and enell td wed al tirmirr= al Ilaivioolly Colloto liiit Ms miestadju sf the erne e. and that Me at the said the slim preperb end the Femmes of the aims b m ibs to the Mime, as reemblitnted. Ming to any agetsPors er adivirri *as cm inter without ese (Mother a gabs* ging sr sennmenei cm StpLet eg the bainhers of the ansparallen (whether ipmsnmes cr Wrg smog the demi a/ selidammil beembe db. the lib at 'I tbit=s r att• lagittar. r=tge. d grants& W ',mew MI libamh, on Melill a: ar m . the M o tial g=jt, th l ais sii colleen and Me grant to be t s , TT P ili m e "' semi powers of pesp ts enseessien et V aal. aborsatind and die. a . l see m and of for the gomemeant at sold the e%r sibu ebasses, and etallimisthersim trile et beds by conveyease wed devise, alenstassi Wei end lawribene to i1 1. : 7 i rr ilbe redneespeasted mite mama thereat ell bosoms% bOI! sod PriTflig ni; enil liabilities now parneed by them "e l Wff by balm the eadd nesber or othsew autism never Melee' te sash as Um hal sea • and among thaw Orbvilik= ume rvilingss, Iniste, and the um tr ue d over the and the orphans. et any sad eadomments litharin embibbed ar main or haraertm to be eon. la(butedl it rA tar the w o g the said boopitol it.) vary sr all Meting eights sad pelvi =ldiom basehre lb psepesan o and it will confer Vass. 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The nreager, Kr. L. Brousb_i Tubas. W. H. EteA= Stain/oft, Mr. Salon; Count 7:12illISIS. JIJIB ; Mtn Naze; Peter, Wm Hate austley; Colatan Materna. Mrs Esererd ; Kn. Ream. Mee H. Hoden4 Obanotte, Mee Innen& Masao by Mr. Schoen/an Dames by Yr. S. May. Hrs. Hee& ite. Scenery by Kr. Johnson. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACK—ManAging or, Ms. P. WIRANGE (late of tbe (etal Palsoe.— Latteet and moat maganleent Theatre in the World,. Au sort sailed Entertamment by a Company of Four Hundred Performer& 'Three Ballets (band of so,, Conant. and varletlen—Commenea at II One Shilling.—Box-dbee open from 11 to 4. A N EARTHQUAKE in ENGLAND.—New AM Lecture, by J. L King, Eq. "On Earthquakes and Voter noes," Monday, Wednesday, and y, 2 and 7.3o.—Frofenior Pepper's Lecture on " Tbe Bolas Eclipse seen in India," Tues day, Thniaday, and Friday, and 7.3o.—New Skokie Ovum, daily at 1 and LW, by He Sehalkostbaelt —" la Belk Ranee and Vie Maid of Or Ha d at 4 sad S. by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Omar. An old German Mom, of alleird Spiritual Watanabe, entitled The ftectre Barbet." with Marvellous Efferita—At the ROYAL A REQUIEM DIABI3 will be sun TO-MORROW, at ut at the Italian Char d+. 4n , for the BEFOGS of the 001.'L of (110.11M111140 NI. More /desert's read Dead Marsh. comprised supremely for the osession. P S in Colla‘d, Broedwood : -a- eavenal giegneat two et Ma ve =Withord Gomm la inuk =a l sad red Collard. and a mama aoleagein walnut W wood, all nearly sew mad *WU al manionay Law risen • variety et Me owedsm seer 7-masai jimalgoloo • Mae mad fall lean al the bed alma wit all Me Mout mm's. meats, at al galamma w la 17 elegant elm at • tbe moot &dale lamtromente in laglamd, earnirras and Co.. 7a. Meergaineimet. Barak Re MOORE and HIINTON, WHOLESALE and EXPORT CABINET MAILERS and UPHOLSTERERS, 100, 110, 111, 111, and PAULSTREET. and MI, A . 37 VI, SO 40 and 41 WORSHIP-STREET, Fixsattitir-suukes. LONDON,_ tho completion of their New Wareham& Beg to FRASER'S MAGAZINE for DECEMBER. No. OCUCLIVIII. prioe fa Gel, CONTEITS. The Irish Church In the Biz- I —The Vampire's Tenth and teenth Century. Eleventh Btoriae and Coe- Oatnesadana—Captain Ord's Be. shision. turn, Chaps XIX. to 111. The Brest Nebula in AR*. By American Torpedo Warfare. R. A. Proctor, ILA., F.R.A.B. „ Landowner., Lend, and those Prison Labour. By IL Arthur who Tall it." By the Rev. Arnold. Edward Oirdlestone, M.A. "Oriminale, Idiots, Women, and Vikram and the Vampire • or, Minors.' , By Imams Power Tales of Indian Deiilry. Cobb.. Adapted byßichard F. Burton. Dean Kiloton. London : Longman*, Green, and Do., Paternoster.row. Price One Shilling, Monthly. MACMILIAN' MAGAZINE, No. 110, DECEMBER. CONTENTS OF TIM 1. Yr. nolelvin Pinith on " Peet" 1 Mr. W. R. It Ralston's "Hunerienere of a Russian Exile." 3. Mr. Frederic A. Anton on "Poz.hunting at Home." 4. Yr. P. T. Palgrate's " The Voices of Nature." 6. Miss Y= .l "ehaPlet of Pawls." coneluded. it "The e Frostier." 7. Mr. Frederic W. H. Myers on " Local Leetwer for Women." b. " Historical Forgeries, and ILmiciusako't 'Funs Pottions.'" A. " Ihro Ira." By A. P.C. 10. Rev. Henry Waoe on "Luther on Church and State." Macmillan and Co., London. Vol. MIT., No. LIVIII., One Shilling, THE VICTORIA MAGAZINE. December, 18614.—Owitents I. Bnahranghig in Australia. Miriam Ponder. a. The Lady In Bilk. 4. MarriedWomeres Pro perty Bill. a Mieoellanea : /11.11 NligliMide on Woman's Work, Female Emigration to Owe* P College for Women — Entrance Ezaminati Edinburgh ' Educational Associa tion, Nonwilltady for the Property of Married Women, the Little Makers, tract from • Review, Opinions of the Pram as the Judgment of the Court of Common Mouton . Female Woman's Needs and Women's Rights. S. Public En T. literature.—The Cemeteries: Lectures on Casuistry delivered by Professor Meanies in the Univemity of Oent bridge—Mr. Oreg's_Literazy end Soda Jedgmmits, to. London : Emily Ft Printer sea Peribilere in Ordinary to her Noisily, V ictorta Press, Prinematreek Ramoverequare. Jut Published. NOTE lIPON LIFE ANURANCE ; Intended to dont What it is. Moues it is, sad How It is i sod stony wfti voiliesoo to the Clow Mutual Assursaso lie New Joao Nalsit u tUito Niue ot St PUses. sod Seustoty to the UMW Aissouso Modig. To bs had WM to Ilie Aribor be Woe to Braid dolitliton. alimisiter. asolothis tits VOW Poolodt stamps. ENTICLLIGEIqOB FROM ABROAD, (Issooom asorso's Amon.) THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OP WALES. OOPKNHAGEN, Nov. 29, Moo,. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales arrived this morning at half-past 11, coming from Homer. Their Royal Highnesses proceeded at once on their way to the Castle of Fredensborg. The King welcomed his royal guests at the railway station. THE REPORTED INDISPOSITION OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. P. W. The rumour of the indisposition of AWS, Nov the Emperor, which has been circulated on the Bourse, is cate gorically denied. His Imperial Majesty presided yesterday at the Coupon. THE DUKE DB BRABANT. BRUSSELS, Nov. NI A bulletin t the health of the Prince Royal states several serious symptoms have diminished durinf the week, and that the general state of heeltli„.4 . leks royal Ingham m more . THE PRESS PikEIROUTIONS IN PRANCE. PARE, Nov. IS, Ilvzione. The Sixth Chad* of the Correctional Police of the Seine peel ihr judgment yesterday in the i r lisu cam of the lo . prosecuted for a internal manoeuvres" m lists of subsoriptions for erecting a mon •to din. Y. Deleeoltue, editor of the :was sentenced to a fine of 2,000 francs, six s' imprisonment, and de privation of his rights ;Y. Peyrat, editor of the Avemr National, njui Y. Duret, editor of the Tribune, to a fine of 2,000 franc*. These sentences will be amalgamated with those passed upon them on the 14th bete K. Hebrard, editor of the Tempo, and M. Weise ; editor of the Journal de Peru, were sentenced to a fine of 1,000 frame. The Frame of this evening denim a rumour that reactionary projects are entertained in official circles. GREAT REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION Mb MADRID. MADRID, Nov. 28. A circular bearing the signature of Senor Olozags has been issued bytes association called the Com mittee of Conciliatibn; inviting the liberal electors to support the sasMarehical programme—the only safeguard against the hypocritical intrigues of the reactionary party, it says, are turning to account the idea of a republic' in order to destroy the fruits of the revolution. the Voz Siylo pub lishes an article eatitled 4 ' Fear of Distur ba nces," in which it makes en appeal for conciliation. MADRID, Nov. 28, Rirmso. Placards are posted in the streets, calling upon all young men from 20 to 25 years of age to assemble in the *ado at nine o'clock to-morrow morning, in order to protest against their being excluded from the exercise of the franchise. Other placards are exhibited, calling upon the Republi cans of the capital to • take part in a great demon stration to be held to-morrow at noon. MADRID, Nov. 29, APTIWOON. The manifestation organised by the Republican party passed off very quietly. There were about 50,000 lookers-on present, but only 12,000 persons actually took part in the demonstration. The provisional goverament, certain that public •order would not be disturbed during the meeting, did not take any =wares of precaution. PARIS, Nov. 29. Senor Olozags has as,;.•di in Paris. ITALY. FLORENCE, Nov. 28. Subscription lists have been opened throughout Italy for the relief of the families of Monti and Tognetti. ROME, Nov. 27. The new Austrian ambassador, Baron Traut mannsdorff, has arrived here. The Papal Zotiavee have opened a subscription for the relief of the family Monti ; 1,800 francs have already been collected. _ ..1 commission has been appointed to compose a funeral mass in the honour of 11011611 i, to be executed with great pomp in Lent. ERUPTION OF MOUNT ETNA. CATANIA, Nov. 23. This evening a colossal eruption commenced from the north-east cone of Etna, increasing in intensity. The weather was clear and fine. ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE AT BUCHAREST. BUCHAREST, Nov. 27, Eviorago. At a quarter to 11 o'clock this evening another earthquake was felt here, the direction of tho shock being from north to south. A thaw has set in, and wet weather prevails. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Nev. IS. In to-day's sitting of the Upper House of the Austrian Reichsrath, the Military Reorganization Bill was passed, no alterations being made to the amendments adopted at the last reading by the Lower House. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, Nov. 27. The Roumanian Chambers were opened to-day by Prince Charles in person. BUCHAREST, Nor. 28. A ministerial crisis exists. M. Cogolnitacheeno is said to be entrusted with the formation of a new ministry. The cabinet is expected to be formed as follows : —Cogolnitscheano, Minister of the Interior ; Ohika, Minister of Finance ; Duke, Minister of War; Heraklide, Minister of Justice; Boerlsen, Minister of Public Worship. ROTTERDAM, Nov. NI. The Communal Council of this city has approved the conclusion of an interest-bearing lottery loan with Messrs. James Errera and Oppenheim, of Brussels. Nov read, Ith Mike% la ed., led by poet for et Mam a O N DIABETES DIABETES and other URINARY DISORDERS, ke. By• • asorre Ilirtyn, Y.D. lat. Phy an to the Metropolitan Free H eepttak Re. " • eery ameba end = B. inatractive amus e" --Quarterty Journal d Medial Alba, pries p,. by pest for Ife. M. ON ENTOZOA (INTESTINAL and other WORMS) affection the 111.:11•N RODE. Id pager, with numerous ilhastntliona— . Contains lb. best Information yet pntenthed on We sultieet."— Medlin' PIIML Logan : S. Itarubbv, SSC Strand. abilsbed. pries Ts. ad. live, dealt, HMI'S for the PRACTICAL STUDY of the HOSICF:OPATHIC METHOD, In the shame of oval In struction, with Cases. By E. C. CitsrwarA, 11. D.—" Adds another to the few boob of real practical value which British kfornoepath has hithe m =uced.—lint. Zoom. Ham ll Lando: • sad Co., and lioadlnad and 00. EARL RUSSELL ON Woitilto-NEN IN PAWS NEXT.—EarI Russell, in reply to a letter from Ur. G Howell, late a candidate for the representation one borough and hundreds of Ayle4bury, thanking his lord ship for the interest he had evinced in his candulature i has written the following note :—" Pembroke Lodge, Nov. 27th, am lorry that you are not in parlia ment. I wish Mr. Odger was there too ; a ni t ight be of great use on questions caa of labour and s well as on other questions.—l remain your o servant, —Rmieszi.—To Hr. George Howell." The certificates and prizes gained by competitors In the Oxford and Cambridge local examinations were distributed on Friday last, by the Chancellor of the Ex &sou's, eh a public held at the Town-hall, Nhamptm, under the mcy of the mayor (Mr. J. M. Vernon). Mom PaTTENINO nr SaltrYnELD.—The Intejkici Itoe s itesst again record' a case of 'attuning in the maw g trade. The bands of three men who had a risp7ire in the union have been cut into short lengths. Six menthe sgo they were hidden; but as that did not compel the recusants to come to terms with the n = the weir step of destroying the bands has been to. The Dover. of Genoa announces the arrival in that city of the American poet, Longfellow. Bizairserr.—Pzre's °noon. —Grateful and /ii• sad waisr at 111111aarible. dimly w id* bake • Josvegesast THE USE OF EXPLOSIVE MISSILES IN WAR. F, Nov. 29. The results of the international conference for preventing the use of certain explosive missiles in war are now made public. As already announced on the 11th inst., it is decided that the powers which sign the convention shall relinquish both in sea and land warfare the use of explosive projectiles weighing less than 400 grammes, and filled with inflammable matter. This obligation is not binding upon any of the contracting powers when at war with a state which has not signed the convention. The Russian plenipotentiary proposed that the question should be re-opened for a more extended discussion, but this proposition was rejected. The protocol embracing the decisions of the conference is signed by the representatives of Great Britain, Prance, Prussia, Runde, Austria, Italy, Turkey, Portugal, Denmark, Belgium, Holland, Greece, Bavaria, Wurtemberg, Sweden, and P ia. AMKRICA. NEW YORK. Nov. 27. The Hamburg and America* Company's steamship Benumb' arrived out at 6 a.m. on Thursday, and the National steamship Denmark to-day. Closing Prices :--Gold dosed a 1961; the Ztatatia &aft the day was 1141, the lowest 185. 1 1 r t he 109t 64 :0 United States BeadtlS 1 1 7114 • d i 1886, 1 ; ditto, 1885, 1101; 10-48 Uta Mails 108. 148 i ; Erie, NI. Oellsta. arielEag Up= "/ 26. Petroisaa, standard white, 88. Thar, extra Kate, dols. 20e. to 6 doh. 800. 00114 old Eked, 1 dol. 170. NEW YOBS. Nov. X. /fa Nrath(larraaa Lloyd steamier Deutschland, and the Ascher stissiaor lowa, arrived out to-day. Main PAW, —Gold eland at 1961; the Wilmot quo. Utica daring the do, woo the lowest lag. Ster "choir oil Leedom, 1% . 1-20 United &ails Bonds. M s ! 1 ; ditto, 1886, law ditto, 1866, 1101; 10-40 DM Illinois, 1414 gird Cotton : filing ' Upland M. Petrals white, wars date, 6 dol. 20e. to 6 dd. No. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 17e. decoding to Maws. Neil's ropirt, the week's reoerpts of cotton at allpa have bees _34,000 bake; and smoo the let of , • 611,000 bales ; wok's exports to Great Bak* SUN War sad sinew the let of kt - Irdm i rird "aidee ; Ale lo s t li Vepreinber, 121( the . 000 We; total aspen d the we* 411,000 bales ; and since tin Ist M floge mow bales ; stook at .11 ports, 217,006 Wahl. A to Mom Adria Modatoad Clo.'s report the weak's of oohed at all ports have hoes 79,000 bales; the to the Maid Klaa g 2o.ooo bales the the ikeiblesak bales; and the sleek at all Fe% to 167,500 hike. - Up land, 10 3-16 d. out of height by, steamer to limpid. TSB BRAZILS. 810 DE JANEIRO, Nov. lateigaws from thalweg st war moils this sophism of stairs as iashlt is MM that ingsd. SAO Intilisas m ars sow ow* res m of the; Chaos. 11111 or on* oi 20,000 recruit& Niehaus. cm Lewdest, 16, liet. _111P414.111k 13,400 nal; goad bow% psi& aim, vow Oak 46.111 wiles 146,000 haw 11111piwn sinissibs impostor. 'of the last as4:—To , Cluswel, 1.. 7,7114 bar ; to,ths north of Europe, 21,247 bap r to the Ilidikerissan, pa 19,6511 begs; to ba the gs. United &dot 66413 bass to other * 16,833 Stork, 160,000 bag& Flaw, 32. Wool, 38. Cardiff anis, 19. Balt, 700. Freights, 37.. 6d. BAHIA, Nov. 12. Exchange on Lomb& 184. bassi : whits., 3,400 to k3OO Ms; browns, 2400 t. 4000 raw. caw% 12,5cg0 to 13,000 reis. ckangs 14 PERNA3O3I7OO, Nov. 18. Ex on London to 18j. Bogor : whites, 6,300 to 6,600 Nis ; browns, 3,0 N to 3,300 res. Cotton, 12,800 rein. - LISBON, Nov. 28. The Royal Nail steamship Le Data, tram the Bran* arrived here at 2p.m. to -day. The Itqal Nan Oneida waa at St. Irmeent on the Nth inst., and the Inaperiales steam er Gaienne at Pernatabom on the 4th inst. • INDLL CALCUTTA, Nor. 25. 21bs. skirtings, 4r. 14a.; 811 be. ditto, 6r.; We mule twist, 6 6-12; market quiet. Cotton, new, 22r. Saltpetre,: 61. Exchange on Leaden, Is. Hid. Freights to Lug. land : Rice, 32a. 6d. ; jute and seed^ 475. 6d. DEATH OF If. HEMMER. A telegram through the Reute r Agency an nounces that M. Berryer died at An ' yesterday morning. me deceased was the son o f distinguished advocate of the Paris bar and was born in Paris in January, 1790. Influenced by his education at the estab lishment of Oratorians of Juilly, he would have wished to enter the priesthood , but in obe dience to the wishes of his father he consented to go to the bar. Having married at the early age of 21 his ambition to conquer a brilliant position was stimu lated, and in that object he soon sue tattled by his natural eloquence do : rmito rhich in • very short time attracted attention. Fo the example of his father, he attached himself the cause of the fallen Bourbons, and having at the close of the empire anticipated events by • few days in displaying the white cockade and proolainung the downfall of Napoleon 1., in presence of the waterers and pupils of the School of Lun at Rennes, his arrest was ordered, and he was forted to take refuge at Nantes. He, however, subsequently pro tested in his pleadings against the seventies of the Ultra- Royalists, and was one of the defenders of NezejanutediwaCeirnda brcnne. He was returned to the Chamber of ties for the Haute-Loire early in 1830, and was shortly offered a post of under-secretary. This, however, he de clined, saying that it was " Too much or too little." After the Revolution of July he remained in France defending the former dynasty and opposing all the messures that tended to consolidate the new monarchy ; but, on the other hand, he employed all his efforts to prevent the rising in La Vendie attempted by the Duchess de Berry • he was nevertheless implicated, and being arrested was Med before the Court of Arises of Blots, but acquitted. He was one of the members who tncurred the censure of the Chamber by visiting Charles X., in Belgrave-equare. In 1848 he was eledtd in the Bouthes-du-Rhone, and formed part of the electoral committee of the Rue de Poitier ; he also took an active part in the =tide( of the 10th arrondissement, which on the warm of the coup (Vitat proclaimed the fall of the President Prince Louis Napoleon. From that time down to 1863, when he re-entered the Legisla tive Body, the only part he had taken in public affairs was his participation in the attempts to bring about a fusion between the two branches of the Bourbons. In the midst of all the political agita tions of his epoch . he still found time to be the first ad vocate at the Pa ris bar, and many of his pleadings on both civil and criminal affairs are in all collections. His disinterestedness in his profession is well known, and at one moment be was compelled by pecuniary embarrass ments to dispose of estate of Angerville-la-Riviere, but it was restored to him by a spontaneous subscription m his friends and admirers. He was elected a member of the French Academy in 1851, and on that occasion abstained from making the customary visit to the chief of the state. The eloquence of Y. Berryer was marked by elevation of ideas, nobility of language, and impetuosity of movement, all of which qualities were aided by a must harmonious voice. BARRACKS WITHOUT WATER. —The splendid new barracks for European infantry at Allahabad will be ready for use about the end of thus cold weather. They will be the finest barracks in India, but at present there is not a drop of water procurable within half a mile of them. This necessary, however, had not been overlooked. On the contrary, the most t ranscendentally scientific schemes had been canvassed for supplying the barracks with water. It was to be raised by a patent steam-engine from the Jamas and conveyed by pipes to a reservoir, where it was to undergo the most delicate filtering. But these superfine methods were only discussed. In the meanwhile the barracks are almost ready for the men, and the men quite ready for the barracks, and there is no water.—Roarer, Nov. 2. _ _ _ _ FIRE IN CARIBOO.—It becomes our painful duty to announce a fire in comparison with which all that have previously happened in this colony are as a drop to the bucket. On Wednesday, the 16th inst. (September), about 2 p.m., • fire broke out in Barry s Saloon, Barker villa and before 6 o'clock the entire town was one mass of smouldering ashes. When it is understood that Barkerville was the principal town in Cariboo, the depot, in fact, for that entire region, some ides may be formed as to the extent of the diameter. The loss is variously estimated from one to two millions of dollars ; sad if the cost, or, indeed, the market value of the Imildags be taken into the account, we fear that the Isere would not be found out of the way, OwMg to of the telegraph, we are still wit h &Ws, but appears that so griat was the rapidity with wig& the Ire spread that is meet instances, little or aothing Gould be saved, even books, valuable papers, and bankmetes themselves falling a prey to the devouring domes& Of all the merchants, we are told that but one, Mr. Strome, had taken the precaution to insure, and he only to the extent of 40,000 dole., upon • stock of some thing like 120,000 dole. The Hudson's Bay Company's warehouse, situated beyond reach of the flames , and the saloon of John T. Scott, saved by cutting • water flume over it, were the only buildings saved.—Britint Cams- Sirs. - - Tux OUNPOWDFX EXPLOSION AT LOWOOD.— Two nom DIUTHB.—On Saturday two more deaths re sulted from an explosion which occurred at the Lowood Powder Worts on the previous day. This makes four deaths in all, and an ot her man is so much iniured that he is not expected to live. The inquest upon the bodies was held on Saturday afternoon, and the jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death." LONDON ATIILICTTCMKETINO.-011 Saturday tbo athletes of the metropolitan and other clubs assembled in strong force at the Beaufort House grounds, Fulham. to contend in various room for prises given by the London club. There was • numerous assemblage, the Earl of Jersey being tho president, and Mr. Houseman the starter. A handicap race of 140 yards was decided, after five heats, in favour of James Burke (4 yards start) by nearly' two yards ; C. Scull (7 yards' start) second; and C. Mead (4i yards' start) thud, each winning • prize —time, 16 mos. For the open half-mils se hant7 nom tits prizes were caps—Arst, 12 guinea' ; 6 guineas ; and third, 2 guinea". Thirty-one en tered, and they were divided into four beats, the first and seemed in each to run in the final. After much vat-God competition in the pzsbraimary heats, ths Hon. A. L. Falb= (66 yards dart) wen the find prize by half a asses yards, and W. Y . Chissowy (at scratch) the seemed; and H L . C. Bidies 03 yards star t)prim and J —tuna. Stott (96 yards startran • and hosi for third 2 in. 33 secs. The walking handicap race of two miles been& 16 of the 18 'neared to their respective stations. Tiefonow%g it the orderof their eariral :—T. Grifftth, of the 111ftemez Athislie (lab ittsz. start?, := . 17 several yards; W. aSt:: @send ; and J. F. al the dmipmant alb ilo a rring t third. The winner Se Mime in 14 mist. 70 lice. The Booms prism aro to 7 be preen led at the dims@ at Willis's on Do. 1. To command a Wing tea most be siskrats tz e prise, and "Ma: gime sberedu Henstrurr i a rue otbern ift esid tier la Union. ant=s ea Via. In Idler Sars.-I•4lmrsisnosst.l ONE PENNY. ELECTION INTELLIG6NCE. DECLARATIONS. = ll % I 3=l Walter (t.) 2747 Herbert (L) • 'EAST CUMBERLAND. SIN Hodgson (0) Howard CO _ NH Yarabaß (L) ON ESSEX (EAST). Round «." lan Brie Western. .. Ably ' .. 5134 NORFOLK (NORTH). .. Sir E H For dui HR.ow.Lusa INS F. Walpole INS . Mr. E. R. Wahiawa Mr. R. T. (kudos _ _ SOUTH-EAST LANCASHIRE. The Bea_ Akerala Homy (C) Borten (C) ON Hr. Meeerdea The IA& K. Freaariek Peel (I.) nes Mr. H. W. Tiseigeom (L) , CLOSE al TEI POLUb airi~rei :NIP! Oriel/ ~, .1 • - - • Piniagics (9 " r ~: At the 'Slid daelsratioa it was doled OM ilialarde, the liberal WA ceedidate, had bees misiaii • by • raajceily et YORIMIRE WEST RIDING (EASTERN DP 7 O N). Diadem (C) Efetint (C) 110 . 1 .P.0. ( 1 4 Belden (L) WICK DISTRICT. Loch Laing (L) .. --- ------. $6O (L) THE VICAR OF HOLY TRINITY, LEE. [The Rev. Mr. Bucke has published the following addl. tional letters] : Sue,—l hoped that my letter, published in the Daily Nesca of this morning, would have rendered any further correspondence on my part unnecessary. The letter of the clerk of Holy Trinity, which appears in the same impression, lays upon me, however, the obligation of denying his statement of the ma, which I now post. lively do. My letter of this morning contains the whole truth.—l am, &c., B. W. BUCHE, Vicar of Holy Trinity, Lee, Kent. The Vicarage, Nov. 28. P.B. To show the *Mew I have towards my clerk, must ask you kindly to print a copy of the letter I hate sent him this day, . . _ "Sir,—Aletter of yours in this morning's impression of the/Ally Neer, conveys to me the first iutimation I have received from you that you considered yourself no lows clerk of Holy Trinity. I am sorry you interpreted anything that fell from my lips on Monday as indicating that our relationship as minister and clerk hid terminated.. Surprised and grieved at your having broken your pro. moo, voluntaril given to me, I uttered, no doubt, words of reproof, but Thad no intention of removing you bona office on the ground of voting for Sir J. Lubbock and Yr. Amerstein. Am Ito understand that you no l wish to retain your office P On my part I am you should continue to hold it, provided you dare the duties that offioe involves.—l am, sir, yours fully, " B. W. Brea. " The Vicarage, Nov. 28." VOTING BY BAI.LOT.—PROPOSAL TO MEMO.. =suss Ma. 01.snerrown.—The general election of MU has conclusively proved the absolute necessity for the ballot. It has been clearly demonstrated that the re turn of liberal members to represent the counties of England is • task of great difficulty, and one which alter sgals fa a mortifylng defeat, wor - the pressure brought to bear upon the electors by land lords and clergy. It is just as clearly apparent that all this must continue to exist until we have vote by ballot. As long as the present mode of recording votes is in force, just so long may we expect to see electors driven to the booth like sheep, and labour under • degrade tion which is not only politically but mi t • o a u ll ic i wrong, we would suggest, then, that a memorial be at once prepared and forwarded to Mr. Gladstone by the liberals of every town in England. setting forth the absolute necessity of the ballot, and calling urgently upon him to direct his attention to this most important subject. Let the burden of the prayer be that the ballot is the only means by which electoral parity can be secured. Mr. Gladstone cannot resist the roz populi, nor do we for a moment think he would attempt to dos*. If the memorial is made thoroughly to represent the feelings of the liberal party throughout England, but one result can follow, and that which every true hearted liberal desires—political freedom in the exercise of his vote.— Willinpron 1041,11161. ONE RESULT OF TUE TOWER HAMLETS ELEC- Tron.—As a proof of the earnestness with which the can. didatnre of qtr. Ileales for the Tower Hamlets was taken up by the working classes in the borough, an organisation has been set on foot, having for its object the establish ment of seventy branches of the Reform League spread throughout the borough. Arrangements have been side for the delivery of periodical lectures at all the places re. cently used as committee-rooms for Mr. Beales ; and in conjunction with the action of the branches, which will partake of the character of registration associations, ars intended to create a complete system of electoral organism. bon in the borough which, at the next election, would en. sure the return of Mr. Denies. Meetings have already been held for the furtherance of these objects. Mr. Charles Bradlaugh writes in his NufionaZ Reformer :—" One church of England clergyman in Northampton toted for our return. and it may be satis faction to the clergyman who voted for us to know, if this should meet his eye, that a second clergyman of the church of England, residing near Northampton, helped with a donation of ft. the Dual raised to aid - taut election." THE ET rcTION DISITIULANTES AT FAVERSTIAIf. —Five men, named Mamba, Segue, Hooting, Kent, and Palmer, were brought before the Mayor of Faversham (Mr. W. Holmes) and • full bench of magistrates . ins Saturday, charged under warrants with assaulting Thomas Kingsworth, a highly respectable farmer and brickmaker, residing in the neighbourhood. The com plainant de posed that about 8 o clock on the evening of the 19th November he was coming into the town when be was set upon by a large mob of people, who knocked off his hat struck him several times in the odds, pelted him with various kinds of rubbish, and after he had taken refuge in • chemist's shop close by, their prowled about the door like bulldogs. He was hall blinded by the mob, and for several d• s uff ered severely in the eyes. A young man , named idea. titled the prisoners as having acted with the mo and aes.ring to be the ringleaders. Each of the primmer. esavoured to prove an alibi, but failed in ever, instance. The mayor sentenced them all to 21 days' hard labour, remarking that five others had already been con victed of offences committed on peaceable inhabitants at the election, and the megistrates were determined to make future. examples of them, in order to put a stop to all rioting iq SALMON IN THE TRENT.—At the annual meet• ing of the Trent Fishery Board held at the George Hotel Nottingham, Mr. Worthington, one of the hon. seem., tarns, read the report, which stated that the weight of the salmon taken dung the season had been greater than before known by the oldest fi sherman of the Trent, the average weight being about hilbe. Many had been over MM. several of 301b5.; and one was reported to be 431 be. This showed that the fish had been in the upper waters during the spawning season, a fact for which the tors of the lower waters and the public genenll y had reason to be thankful. Altogether the take of fish was estimated to be double that of the previous season. DISCOVERY OF GOLD IN CEYLON. —A discovery of gold is reported by the Oryles Mower as follows: " At the moment there is considerable excitement created at the report of what looks like a reel gold discovery in Saftragan, the district which has been ever famous for its l m ii t i a g tnapoora th , the name of its chief tort. indeed. city of rubies." The quality cd the nugget. brought ioa i C one e tomii b otiia of th andvirq a r t, ri m that r the lower struts of Toga St a ti a l 00. : 11 r id = bearing quartz way be found in /omit, the prole sbk streets of a predicable gald-fleld la Ceylon night aced natter for intwesting egeeulatics bat inwardne ss w ha to with an se well ea an of this mature must be cisfewad.'' Nov. 29.—Her Ilajosty'e strigsts tbs elk WA. fee Iliplywag. sa g ova I fives part et winds. 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