The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-01 00:00:00

A 1014 C. ,;-, 1 40 , auntaW , .....--7 • ma -. . .. - NO. 61m3.1 LONDON, TUE'DAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1868. .................................... •I ! AlrE, Port Phillig(l4lbourne), Sydney, OUR /IN'S THE - METROPOLITAN STREET RAIZ t' , • , nva ee Wand, eon won %dour_ --... . •,,, TritiffettN, and CO- .de Ike lag TE lAN ''-'' '' 0 . WHIM. ai T. " Neer Pam wag Ct :41raft'en, =blebvilluZiAtearjewilka! ' . Tv, I :•torr : • ?teams 's Cleot"-• Pettit Meet fits No evert-R The movement in favour of metre .•. •, • *qv. I Ombilie. Desks. ;To ma. WM pa ' ... 'Mr. Dangles Drawing-iroom. at _r mos • to the laver. "TM Pier at Him .. •., .• "The MIMI Boot." "Pendstab rem." y revived. Undeterred by ---- ii•*.e.•.•-----ArtiaseT• Themesele L.D. I. moo hist .... J. Comet .... LD. IMO. 16. ' - "Aleleatie." The BUTT Hem% wee Tree' WitHlMltc4: OLD LAND (noe Dididing Ground 4 Fai.7of the imperinlant &maw ),,r., ilu.en ... J. .. LD. follow. , /.- . leee. ....- WANTED to PURCHASE. aim Illetsllllaorm tef et ]plea In • 'W.rmers .... J. N. L.D. W. ootoioa 7. irel4ll gnu,' .7.&&,.A.?E,T Va.erre pis=Neria a railway Saban rekeste•-•ddrest. with o t,CouteibikewYeett_el„ _ee hetwe • t iimi. tlty .. D. .... LD. lim & and lowest pnfie, to T. . 1111.Fortread. Beneandaeh the SWIM by the wear • 'Rol Dortourie J. Osombelt. BID. am • I.ooe.E*B. E. . . i .1,,....t0r .... A. Jseastas. LI). . ~,,,, Mip tildes.. ti'S THRATIIR. -At 10, Kotzebue's lest than three companies b • • cerruc SHOW.-With the GARDENERS thar intention to Apply for .• • .., -.,,-„••.:. ~,',,,, trowel 41. litewart .. 'W. ID Dro M SIGN play of the STRAwritiar NTT& my 11, stovieiat •• . . .....or apply to AFIEGIBBOX. TllO ON, Gad under the title of THU mums= GEE THAN aorolip irCßdiiCialn.b.,laa JIIIetTIZA °I er.,o*siG, ble them to construe A • t. • seurt. apply - • --- d'AUERNI3THRATRE.-At 10.30, the CANCAN =l;l7s=elhe as WlCainaalassmillom sloalif r y, railways, on se ;'t ,l; 1.'1; i •:: ANS WHARF.-The splendid iron low &axe verity EVENINO by the Strome! and MMHG/left be 4 Mae Oats Mt Mas Thors•ey fa sash melt.-61, feeding out of the A • 1. MN Ides nights Captain J. G. W these associations the ' 1.„ l'• ..' '1'`,.'.....b. Leaden Doeke-nr trelias a puma T. J•MR S' 8 HALL, Piccadilly, .13. '..•,. • ,A,;,..,'w LEWIS. and Oft. 11., Lune-street C. ;moo or to WENT lIVENING. at eight. to form editt di ~!-.'i5..,,•,....,,i EO'6ALIWON. 1. Isedenhalletreet. EC. WEDNESDAYS and SATURD4MiI tones 'DA lialL NOTES UPON IflllrattAll CR ; Wended siegton to our ALL ?HZ TZAR . to show What it is. W'hesse ft * aol How it be; and ge, Paddington 31 AIL ROUTE for CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, Thegueryeaters slag with rederesse le as amp McNeal eel tho Bev. Joon 1111001101. ILA-. ilide Vkaeard at t, • Islingtor :•1;,..`,1:iii1411 2rettiliettc.beivea.- saSPAsi teary t. egetri!le Petrota Lgrioneelit" AND sPLIV ingTIM." lea"' gad slsr abill"..e. . To .B.rda wiiiiprz., to the Author. biamayali, Misr Its No.l , . 'te:). Chur' ,„ra st Awake and Maasanglo ea motel thew* _ ._ ?moms.. 4..: 46164.... wis „, mod ...6.4 IL: seam!. . is awns. gtiis7take ow Nageralri. tetwallhai. sad BIM Este ro, 'O2 41h,...1 Juveniles ender IL to stisZie and amea. Dom oyes ee . -- _ _ a pa.„..3 Zig . p.....", n &ma segleod sow .11011LOM with •••• ILSO SW th• &a pudamoga,„ ens f wit) , _id New York by an a/ Se ha= .. %LAW UT*. keTjaft _ ... WNW .681 n....-" "it= 746.141.4 A.L_l_.._,,k4__:: 3111=1".11,0,/s. --itazit,„„.,, INTRLLIORMOIC FROM ABROAD. way Cor treat Lae kemetteeepa. way • -a Mr. AMOR, a* Ids Nakelloise. ..--.0,.._ ha LietwroN . . • tabloid I* ?sm.., ElliZli=rf ilel EZ:ILIOAVE - * Jon's hese. 111WAnif • IRE FWAWERICZ BURGIN& 51111100111 R aserwa's umpar.) at the ~.1.., Lim lamb& Glaemw . hug Asnarima Lbw from o meg Friday. ...u., NORTH GERMANY. ~;,...u.kh......u...,... every Taestay. ST. JAMES' GREAT HALL, Rersimatt-street, of BERLIN, Nov. 36. a." Pa•"". " ih'weatrVial the sae marsh d moistowiwPrMir N aaa TCa nil Federal Council was opened at noon= =lB. to. el Nail law, Mao Sou phis sill midi G (V MINSTRELS will give an a Pliesnd Punk Line. tram IrreePOOl Mk aeldeeth of 'NINE FORMANCE in ass arelleTryon Delbrilek, Precedent of the i.,„„ae erauesectiew lam. ham es. Name% _Mb of moneb. atria& writirrreure aUFrianlr as ,in the absence of Count Rieman*, the folP4i Trr;l"-itthiaritaartet sztrieri 1%.=°91,- n, md.'ilwa ihrn 0.3001 W be M plt I Chancellor of the Confederation. Ihsncncor owe* if the " OabiCrita• Ommigris 11.1.......4...00W Doable asisoet, 17tabentiorabastr ilatall=l=ii Wet iri'lliß and Oa. AMMO 2t litooripmweftsi. rillUsia.- eo2llca7 ligo HUNGARY. Ibe a 1ia14F74 PINTS, Nev. i TVF.EFOOL, BRAZIL, and RIPER PLATE Sa.a3. .N`e. . . = In to-daye sitting of the Lower Hones of IA MAU .Tad, under metal sontreet with the A Mid W. P. Cain& we .Near.. . nerrsett ef Mad, and filth ei mall moo. 116..........tr1ibert no MUM. tigers. as ars% ant .a . p. Diet the bat relative to mired ai4 to I ev....t.r.t:ereral: despatcbed from LI ea the I ; .....I religious equality wen adopted. Both ( • • I elich myna MilliremellY7AWitM Lebo. with =l. Di: AM aid ~ ~,,_ ea, r .lade remiss, MI saw *rpm, la IE DM'S OM at isms. . ret tglikploist, have passed the 40111111011 budget. I:, tg. ;MI-I-14TE, h.A.4 "wk. ..us a„„ mai praprameass aekt, at the du Mos in eunweita mil ateserdems - ,isori the,„___,._eleredeli Iletill?‘ / lad at Mai . isc as'e, 7•0"ter,,,":4.4.1 .7.77fueh, end for Mom of .sight ate •••••■••••• AMERICA. ~,rsr .r et esti* apply to I.A.MPOZT and BOLT. I. Ales. ~,,ry 1001..V4. 'ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.-Managing NNW YORK Nov. V S'ORili GERMAN LLOYD LLNII.-The ii.........mee Meets& Mr. P. ISTILAISSIB Mato et the elel Paternal- The Onion's eteampehip Colorado ved ' one pea ..as Maim Jo Ike World. As earl no Boodisy, and the extra Ounerd witair ~.r, itx„st .„„,„,„, of toe worth sonseo art cep ii-higitakrishameat % Othapaity of Poser Hundrell rearadorns. ate:, h• r Ny_4ety's Poomaster to twee Three araktemeri ad h Oonest.eml earbilles-Commesse at L Tristli:gt BortmLs.ot loAln• to-day. ,t e, NitiV WEE duet EVERTAY,Ait 2 p.na Om sagnixo-nos-wase epee from 11 to a Prices: closed st 1351 ;the sIIN. :AO KP. We holviepover.T kei. Doe. 1. hAN ••• .'• tk.. tons. We horse-power, 1,7. Des. A N DRRTO If ' S HOT R L, quotation dFinff the day was 1361; th 611KhICA, s r• • I. tr. 740 horsegover. Tasaday Doc. IL IM, PIJET4THEET. 1361. Sterling exchange on Load" lf R L-rb., A.' .. me. , .' horee•power, Tway, trec. m DINNER tram the JOINT, with VEGETABLE& MEM, .• . ELIE AiiN• `.ter h.,. 700 harse.power, Toesday, Dee. ig. nm.....r...., ~,,..„mr.,..,,,,,.. in: wow Isom. in. moo lar.Aand BAL•DT. od. ,la ed. ; BOUP fir FUR and JOINT, lot DISH el United States Bonds, 1882, 1111; cl; PAW mein& Sewer'. • ht. pro and AU ossematies 107 t ; ditto, 1865, 1101; 10-40 B' d Itiv... 1,.. let: twin in through rome___Aggt ,lAL=erse souse etemesS. Inillag, 142 i • Kris,Cotton, l' harllTO. GRATT". THTLISPPS a.__ _ .n.l OA. Pt Demitate MN= for dims partass, omeftigs. ha Wow Idoblan.. Lendiri, b0;or to . ,KELd.-SOE WALLIS, awl sfe,,hoft-el-l=teras 3.4.1=11eb.g. aloha' rowing GM* ita, will fin/ mer 7 land, 251. Peiroleam, etandard whit e , Sestbante. 7. extra State, S dole. 20e. tog de ll' TOE, LINE.-THE LIVERPOOL, NEW QTEVENS and SONS, 78, Bishopegate Within. old mixed, 1 del 17e. TOE, and PHILADELPHIA COMPANY'S MAIL *...7 WINES of and SPIRITS SUPERIOR VTALITT. rußoo.are appointed to sail from Ifverpool kw NEW YORK 2!.PORT. from the wood .Leo at Queenstown. as follows: I:E__ ,ClO old crusted '''`....l • • I•Ahlf..r NEW YORK. Wednesday, Dr. 1 SHERRY -..245. 27e. 325. OM tic, Us. 54a. as ri A!. - NEW YORK. via liehfax, Saturday, Dee. 5. MARIMIAAneIitEaCLAEXT,IIs. sea se. se . . " • -3 r • 13 .N PON. 1,, NEW YO/UL Wednesday, Dec. t CHAMPAGNE Jon. sex4ss. 57e. ess. flee A sew miaistry has been forme 4. rs. .• : AI.:MORE. par NEW YOWL Wednesday. Dee. Is. GIN, superior IMAM -M. Id. lea. Si. Ilia Ils. 4d. per Atm as • 7.X. e r ~.r mad le St. John's, Newtoondland, to BRANDY, Cognac - tie ila Pale .. 112 s. Ifla 30a. „ h tr-.!.,:•ne.! et RCM, finest Jentaiell Ds. 4d. 15a. 17a. „ grllLt advice. from New ' ,V..:. 1..4 e• o. 17, and B Guineas, all having the aim ail* WHIMSY, Scotch or Irish lb. Ms. o bellies ie still extending. se. ::. u. io.loon. Forward garage includes a ful=girg TERMS CASH. The Bishop of Lichfield ha% .•:•, ;-• .: r... ratansers for Moeda and the I' Lord Bernie' is a penes, 5..1,::,-,'-g%'l,‘,l,Ard""uhf=zll::we'llew THE TIMES WINE COMPANY, Ethelburga b, ~;'. i. WV AN. W sr to V!, ard MACEY. a. sae -1- Howe 70 and 71, Biehoperatostreet. and 13 and 14. Worm wood-street, teatime to ropply theft unrivalled mime and The raiiical WWI 01 tk SPIRITS at the following low mhos The • eats Of go/ MUETI.ITOLITAN and GREAT WESTERN Port. Ma, lea. we, ac., lea, 42a per. dawn. about fee, omen. _ • . :: XV ATe.-HAMMIUKIIUTII IDTATION.-The NEW Mein, Ma., Dis., Ws., WM., WE Ua. per Mem. - -t., bROADWAY will be OPENED for TRAFFIC Claret Da, Ple, les., Ine., B. se. pa dozen. 7V.:- 1 AV Beaujoilais, liks, lea, Ina per lima. A sew ministry yam, Chain We., 341. tos., Me., B. pg dozen. of Mr. Begot. Comae , ha. We., 665.. iss.c.trisi. jil 1:)..1: .. 'NI, ' i, ',1....] TAAZ.T .ar anjrlA;3loß,E, GREAT WESTiItIoRAi7 French Brandy, Ma, 31a, 36i.. per Fine Old Jemmies Rum. Ka, 3115., Ma per down. V- '• • INII, f• r TRAFFIC in a YE*a DAYS. Pus Old Scotch Whiskey, Ma, liga. Ms, 41. per dozes. Fine Old Irish Whiskey, Ile., Us., MM., 41e. per deem. 1111.11.1•I'oLITAN and GREAT WESTERN Beet London GM. M.. NM 110 eso Moo& • tnba. 'hilt's° ins ; . !•.% AY.. - OPENING ot the NEW MEAT and The Thum Who Compsny marontec the quality of their Wines I .141. ; market IV'' s. It AI.KET. InuitEA*ld, IRIS DAY. Aldensrate- and blare,. sae aerre to "mammal any Oct aPeroyee oa Shipments of ' dOO la. 11 1 rrilDE TIMES WINE COMPANY'S WINES and iii;i um, 1)A1 ' HAVANA and MATANZAS (CUBA) c•Zingliautir esit astae atu?btfehtes. t panty r Moir Muntasin bare sod . • I'r a 7 }.tP.1:71" INN PER CENT. cil_ abovLOANe of del 'clUel Oi V. . .:. .• ' rt: • i 11.,.! . all be PAID on that day. and atty_eue. THE TIMES WENE COMPANY'S GUINEA Tuts ~.• .. .. ..• t, • .....attirphou•e of Maws. J. HENRY 1 CHRISTMAS HAMPER will contain 5 bottle. Sc,erryl Andre/ • ,-,: .., IC,. 1,.......EEAR ^U.'. I-. bleatt.l, hon. of bemire Pore., 2 bottle, Gin, 1 bottle Pale Broody, 1 bottle Hum or }romp whiskey, all of tirsersto quality. i ... .i. b. must b• :at for • INlallAtltli two clear days before 1,, ~„„,„,,„... a the ~,„„n„,„„ demandfq, thee. I/ mono at thin .-. •r• • 1..)....rne. *Mere ma Gary be a:muted in romaios. the Post-Mom melees and Moms@ to be made payable to Thomas chy Moto* Illanegar. 70 and 71, Ihshoperateetreet ar BAIAI.ii.tROHAIA, sVANAEN P and.R , MAT V'f'T vitailf.A.mSe, (CUI11"A1). -*be Hal F.YEAHLY INTEEEST on the above B oils, due on lil NA H A N'Ei LL WHISKY. l' DUBLIN ZEHERTTION. OIL -' Ifth b""et.. t'o. the a llt'" 1:•113 en.V"" day, .and4•7.l/.,•.,"„'' This salabseal old HUM .711HULT soloed a. DV •• eir oay. at ape eroautura.no.l.4 61 Morse. J. ...an a nu= xßDAy„....rt Ia TEAK now. gareissod two - i I:ODER ad Co., Di, LcadeohMttreet. between the hour. of outman. Bag to,Si. took ,i, the moon to ioclo.E Lesko by the muses IS the prlosiael towns to Zhgland; it' ' • • , . epont most b let fr.: exerainanon two clear der bare at & Ono. mingogiottoot. leades, W.-Pewee t/ • , v• r for payment. red simi. pink label. and sot bionded "Zinahaa's LL Whisky :• • , •.. 144_1, PM - - 'NMI OFFICE, November V, 1869.-By order T JEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT .1-1 MEAT.-Ham Exhibition, October, leel, Gold 7 r ..r.. ehritETARY of STATE for INDIA in 001 NCIL biuM 16117. Two Gold howdahs Iv :: ,1- HEREBY GIVEN. that the DIRFIN'OIaDENERAL Paritcaoilotzhi_- non- -,,' moo. vttkoint Bonn /roue b. • `7. i L.- f• r LNDIA will be rtaily._ oo or before MONDAY, eatio.o. bmi, oo „on it, ocoonpiong by fall / t • ••:• i ....• ruler. to receive PROnsAbsi in writing wahol _up le: • • fe i.e.,. a.. nay be willing to or PPLY AXES, 1111. C. to an.. 1 • i.• .• d t HOVELS. and that the conditions of the said son. ....6°1d,....tT all It.eibx. wartellees._threlletk.ar pan ten t- • • had en application addrersed to the Direetorelenesal 4,`=,,,."'" :21.iriirilrosajoe:unioninWor Leougo tog or ear r• t• •• 1, I.i, 0fr.... W....tunnies?. N. w., where the mWO ''".' * 1. 1. • • .• y tun.- before 2 o'clock p.m.. of the aid 7 ber, trio b.... !, i.• or tender will be weeited. lat ILLIARDEL-Exhibition of 200 ' t•Losi.o... TALBOT. Direetor-General of Scam. TAB all fa SALE or HIRE, at t' moms of J. ond Oa makers be a IS:IAN MEDICAL SERVICE. ncearseeilx, War-onee, and Adsairalty. Pm / inoa.Gence, Beetoroto I Isom Whit •000worles-4111. Summorteset. etroad. 1 - ' ••• IMP CRT GITEN, that an EXAMINATION of f .:.. .a . t..- •: , APPOLVLICINTS an ASeISTAriT•NCR. MOO R E and H - .. • • .• ii ......-, • INDIAN MEDICAL SERVICE will be WHOLINALE and Eli i• .• •.I! .• •••.1 , e the ath February, lOC CABINET MAKERS and UPI, L ' -• • .:,...to.n. for the examination of CAndidabs, PC W& 110, 111. De, and 111. P :ii . • - . •••• or, gE2III the pay and rettrir"°" i 5, 34, 5710, 3e. 40 and 41 WOF ern • ' • li• •'. • ...: ,Sii.• re, may be obtained on ep icatita FiNliBL'Rit."4l.7lRE, ' I k - - • : ‘•-:, . nr. InduerMoe, Wemminater, S Beg to announce the completion of •'I !EAR... Mator-General. Military rhewlary. -•- M • - - •-_ _ _ YPROVIMIINTr 1 ' lAi I, lAN FIRE and LIFE OFFICE. .n. ItODGERES IMPROVED co, s. s ••- e • . ;,...: - Lombard-street. London. E.C. '' s .•,-• •• -N - i.-.%• LIFE AffetIR.ANCD4, in order to .are Forms enarlatod eareande BODO and Ce., IMF" , . , . ..• .7. tt promo, mast be siescited BEFORE ..: i - A,.Xi le, at. estrus's-lens Eatablidtad MD yr .a, ~ . : . --, :• rrA and interrelation to the Company's '4 ''• ' ' ,'• s ... I,tabardetreet, EC. 'WHITE, COLOIJA (11l 1111 - i- Nl l'i if.ICIEB may be effected with „,v_a• Tnr,..,..„1111511ER ma f 1 7 . . , . e • -• • ''' '' ', . '• lriN LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY, --•-- . are, by which an inalienable provision oAjogy% mu . • .. :h. I,llPtill.e. only of the ordarary life • e ..:hoot the appointment of trustees by PaMeta OIL • Ib. '. . '' _.' :'•_ • . •,.. . 11,W og the mode by which this--- :' •••' • • .••. ..,,ii..,..*corriLd out, apply to the Soatetfa 8 Isr asiskatirer 1111111 AI. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. sm.' as • l• h • ri•'.-•tieet. and 16 and 17, Pall-mall, London. OAKECr 5 k,.,,, ~ .. . Fatehlisited WU. ~..,, l: -: • iivertrd Capital. LIMO, _out. Looses paid, L7.oteheer t., „ : ••-.•,•' ... wanted to every desemptson of property, at ,--...,.... .... re node-rate tate.. - ' ''..--) kat proptly rested. OAKEY JAMES HOLLAND. Supsintandent .. _ - - - - -- - - T" 1 - LANKRUP7'CY AMENDMENT ACT, Soir , .., •-• Ar.Til E 11. HERMIT GIVEN, that JAMBS LOUD, as Ii „:".• ~ •...!.,61,1,nad. Battersea. to the county or Middlase p**4. I' 0., , .'... 'f! 1. 11.• 021,.. of the Chief Bei of the (Dart . ~,,.......% , ti•-stity.. wit. Chaneery.lane, on, • list of hie co, 10 to, . ~.,:.*::::j'!.... and a Pi.U.Frl.ilt of ha property and credits. 1,..... t, ,; : .:ti:dh..en,trriptey Amendment Act, PM „y . _November, tom if E;ChY RALE r., Bahord•row, Hationi, Landes. reoc-itor ha the penes mgetering the aka. Tii i: BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1881. ii, ~.1 1 N,N..411' k GE DIVIDEND MEETING& i•••• .. „,. ~,'..i.,,11,- r .st;orrotte 4.4 the BANKRUPTS hereto &+.•,, .. t ' ''' t `.l. I•Al•Wit to the 174th Seethes of the oaf ... , , •• • • 5,1 su... Lereihater mentimee: that Mto et L...••,1. e...,kroktek Bamsgrhallertreet, in the my i ... ~ _ I•1411JP HE. 'HY PEPYR,.. _Donne, , y. IA al NAINEY. mention, of 45. 1/101401 t, At. •• , . bi: "wt., at 13, Claptonequare, Hackney, •.: •""•v. arti,M•eated bankrupt the Nth day ~ , , .: A I,IVII.END MEETING will be held ' . • r 1.0., at I i n'elt ' .• '''E WILLIAM WHlTE,4llaPier"iwiol 'l7 Whittler ti. • . i :••• ir• th, moody of Middlesex, ': • - . ; ''' ; " oi-on. /If fie. at Dobbs, riedureaaricet ~ „. .% b. r..b. r. le-t. A DIVIDF.ND ENT "At's ,•,., „.. ,Jl•Putdalt..E limns sod (MO I „ ,•:•.... 'l F. • 1 N., ::I. t.rtat Saint Hold's. 's• ,•,d+•. .• •. • ~...•1••••...ano trwlll.s in •Partiat" ' .• ..,._ eielForlope, ey. ariadimeini . . A /INAI. l IVIDEA/D ME' • • i • ,'l, ,`:!'"et• . 0 .101 of the ahoy 3111,0 i, il,;inliiira.l.rrenerabeir, MC a' ;,,,,.,.; ...I klbrk pal itatrimr4aNinTi.th. ow or :,;,,.:i;1„.;%.: a of No. W. HolywcUle Cli •.• ?..; i:.::4 , • I:I7XF-ND atilVe 111 ~, EN ‘' ,„•,.:loie at it o'elnek ~; : nor, r '. r.. ...,•' '' • ' 'O, tarebrint,' ''' • I, !. .: .'''•'•ert. trolly • ; ....." . 1:. r!...11:4,41.1:". :Ir.::: ~„;,,;',, lb na.. .I.lllt. A► bp, ii '"..1.1....'i1i'1{,:=1° ~,,,, ~ ', ',l, MELTING wi A• . • • !..ilt jsiv•.µl, I s.' .•• . • '.. A "..1..1. ib• „. .... 't tle. red Ae' .. • •`• cel **4 I,* ....,• ...,7,..:7•2•-., to. f... '*;.• " ''''s ~,1 said ' e., , 'ns,:ei..-1) P a ~..1',., 't•i:.' k,..r.,,rs - 111(1,JX/X(‘ II ft, "*", ADA r 'Wt.:L.IZ' 211 1,,,.. /....A., i1.:47,17 1 • Tr, , i ✓' o. 64/63.1 011 B EN'S THEATRE, Long-sae. 1 4N. N.., • Zobrist 'S Odkor Psrl as X "Xr. Demilles Drawing-mom" 111 Ms " M 14m • ." "TM NIAt Boat." "Paskirli loom" MIS Zan" Nam mil Thor Imn. Va a va.a . I r ec A r e ammv Mer i t Beam Ess LONDON, TUEiDAY EVEN, II ONZT.-00 to £BOO AMINO= Immo = n i t r0atr0Z=.112=244 .7 soil owed. laClFMLlrattireidia.l•:". CO. DECEMBER 1, 1868. ONE PENNY. TPA COWART AZPLOAION WEAR WIGAN. _ i • , ! A 1 1 •E, Fort Phillibourne), Sydney, ',. •, • nTa r'e 14..m1. Out Weit i &, .1, , itimeoN, and C o desp.itak We _. v aembis ' . Tv. r :.•Itilv : te:ri I Clifftile. Dada iTo WI. `rule* Arthur*. Thompson L.D. I. mut. taye .. .J. Creak .... LD. Me. 111. " n' lltl.f• • • J. .. LD. follow. ' 4 . totworra .... J. L L.D. 10. • t tgut..t. etty .. D. Co. . . LD. lw• f. • I,..fll,.'tourie J. ClampbelL ..D. ow. • , • . I I.•nutr .... A..lfeastas. I.D. •• .1.... , ... , lill' , &MP • I.D. than: • ' 4 . ...• %C.,'" MOW& 4 ' Illt..wart_ _..... '111.1.D Ike. Ift ' . •. , • iv...lw apply W ANDERSON. TllO ON, sad .., ' .. • *qua. Et• METROPOLITAN STREET RAILWAYS. NO 7071, NO MOIL In reference to Mr. Bnake's letter, which sp.. peered in yentardsi's &pray Mr. 'Vaughan writes an fellows : OLD LAND (no. Heading 01.0=1 F k ir gli rANTED to PtiIiCHABX MOW tO Let . ...22t2letta • Pallvay OW= jedurat —Address, with fu lL and lowan plan to T. L., 1111, Partaced. Benacerbiey. QUEEN'S THEATRE. —At 10, Kotzebue's stems ALT ot the STRANOIat irteilkeed R Borwiar . sada. tile the a THU MANGER HrHANGUI% THAN (MIX 8110 W.—With the GARDENERS BATI7111) IT CH r di r Ciai Deararl = l la r d. "l =ll . 4=l•=s pia ssarban should tra n t .4. oliss i z a Wahla Thursday la ark wisk—U, i••• :INE WHARF.—The splendid iron I' , . 1,4 A• 1. MO Ides rWOa n resr f er,2l696iin J. G. ",, 1 „ /4 4 . : 1161:4. pad ork. LurtZtr." u %ett, or 6 , ! .. 4 EONAL111 4 01 4 :. 1. loodenhall.oirret. iLt - - - lIIENN'EPTHEATRE.—At 10.30, the CANCAN vet &.a, a EYSIIT EVENING tor th. (Wang*" and 7G.. Haw NOTES UPON I II=VEAN CE intended ••• us show What it is. 'Whew* It 10, sea Now tt ; eel ids with rideresee Gap Note& the Nev. Jens HoweetoN itie View c ai rrntro. • sal TO be le4 esershisa Mho MOW Aatoessee Society. spew to the Anew. by letter to No. Drawl ilewiewlm, esisloiser, isellubs Ow* 101"/ Pliftee Amps. if AIL ROUTE for CALIFORNIA , JAPAN, ;VI 6 , 1 CHUIA. viS Panann—ThelPAClTlO MAIL /Mall *I; t r despatch then splendid eidwerbeel RTEkILESS *a. es the let. Rh, nth, and UM and hors Name& . let. fib, MA, and titti of every month. for g4lll PlllllOlOOO. ~1,11 St Awoke and Mainanglo fa motel thaws to Yoko. t's Tragosalri, PhalrabeA, and Hood Keno no the' 4th of month. Pawnees* beet Silidand war 410S6LOM with am Hear Tort ban et the LOMITA UM. kelf . il6 NNW knoll Liao kauxtvlorpeol grief • ***sal e, lea Liverpool • * Joe's line. manor ?email • LIAO. les•Wa Glaaw• pacharg-Alsearleialhoe. from s even hider. tom fhiatheniptin every Teeedap. 1.4 it Panama, by the rdearesse of taw •1 Wit lame, from Pentlenaptan ea tae fed and 17th of %st ay sn d Fame Line. from Liverpool kb iodine of menth. ▪ Tisaratlentiene line, tram de. Maar% fib of month. Ly_thas route an lean than ten 0 r t= ti the i hroolia • fWICH BEM= Ll7llllllll. The l** wri of the " Cahforalen. 11.1. Oon. Tf•DGINO at regular in noi ! era oh and oa. AIM* rd. ltoaroMoolnesh Iff=6. 1 TrEEFOOL, BRAZIL, and RIVKR PLATE IA MALI FrE4X6R6, Imlay recta eentreet yea ebe ....,,, wwi ~i mud. and dth 6 I dd SINE n IVO% 1 , 4;t1 , 14•1: &spieled hem IA O LIN 1 we . 7 4 .. s t. rt owl myna ;eesedonsily es /Ahem w i t h tm ea thrd elms premiere s h e shim . „wpm. ii ... 11 • 10113 i VLATE; barber leeteier assomeseeess i sz saner end olowardomo. ~ w.l.as. fOT lawn, end tee toms d we :',l s:r • .r d ratio, apply . to Lalll2OllT oiolg i at, UM:: Apot I.l•o7'‹^L _ WORTH GERMAN LLOYD LINE.-IL. „,„,, .ipaines. of QS Nor th Gamma are ag,. • E. r Yam e rty's Pe.s.ederse6l 6e leave titer Ntir TOLE duert EVTAT IVESDAT r et 2 p.a. AIN. IMF. TOO llunve-pOOOr.T. Ded 1. 1, AN tons. ;Iv hareelower, 1,7. & s tr. 760 lione•peder. Tseedw. D o& 0 horee•powd. Tsesday, Dem && tcr.f. TOO berd•pover, Tsteday, Dee. IL ?lad •-flwr arp•r *loon, III; lower edam Tides low wpt het. •van! • I.< . provides., sad SINGISIMUIS orol 10 1. t tollon at tproisk raw-Amery it 61:Avrc TIDLISPPS 00. St Thredes'e• Med, t' to , /LNL.LIM WALLIS, sad , Poetb..ll. n. _ - IG - MAN LINE—THE LIVERPOOL, NEW Tk .11lt t and PHILADELPHIA 001IPANYT MAIL r uatilo.are appointed to sail teas Ifverpool An KEW YORE c RAID AS. e..11u4 at Queenstown. as follows: • raid , . tor NEW YORK. Wednesday, Doe 2. ). - NEW YORK. eta Habfaa, Saturday, Dee. d. • " • I PON. ts NEW YOWL Wednesday, Dec. t. , : ALTLYOII.E. lot MLR TOM Wednesday. Dee. • Mi. viragos to IL John's. Newtoandland, to IT, and 11l Ostinsas, all having tha sagas ptvl - ...k e en'. Forward passage includes a Ivo of •• .. lianunwers foe Canada and the t• rn MEAN. W gig so ErV• ard MACEY. a. Ems VF'.?.! I'OLITAN and GREAT WESTERN oz • WAY!. —MAXIOI3IIIIITS ITATION.—The NEW • - bkOLDWAY win OFWED for TRAFYIC Th:- 1 AV I L. 1,. , I'iILITAN and GREAT WESTERN \ Y- —A 7.73 V irwrzoic at LAITECRAWAD, I y'• • INII, t. r TRAFFIC is • FEW DAYS. 111.1 i TOLITAN and GREAT WESTERN i OPE:NINO of the NEW PEAT and ALKET. Imutakteld, THIS LAY. Aktersenetel- iI3AI HAVANA and MATANZAS (CUBA) ,A . _ oar , -ErEN PER CENT. LOAN of &MAO. Hal. : LALLY INTEBEeT oa the above Ikmd.R • due on • '; • -rt:• • r . rll be on that day. and any cue ,• • *.• a• r` • •••••ntiaffbouve of Mown J. HENRY Leauenhall s•ts e, t, betrrauk Use bears of •1. L Y mn*t for • vaninstult two clear day, before c Iloe. 1.1,46. RAY of MAVA.NA awl MATANZAS (CUBA) RAILROAD SETM VTR CENT. 1/lAN -*be HALF-Timitfor INTEREST on the atom B awl*, do. on •-• itth Droanabm Mot., wall he 1%.11) on Mit day, atetaoy_.••l••• •• ep day. at U. et•unting•he•po et Wawa. J. •tltl , - I:ODTR and C0.,10, Los..ttehaillotraet. boatmen the nom. of '• • • •:pen‘ trin.t t• let f. enarainaton two clear dor taff• • • • e fur payment. ••• • 1••••• 1, lade. INI , II OFFICE, November 2 186.9.—8 y order I.I.CRETAItY of PTATI; for INDIA in 001 Nr:lL— b• , 1- HEREBY OMEN, that the DIRECTOLORNERAL • `'.• i 1- f r LNDIA will he red . on or before MONDAY, t • ;:i ; ••••n.l•er. to receive PRO in writing, sea/ed re:. • • ;.• nmy be w.thoto aCPPLY AXMi. BILL ' .•L tilos - ELF. and that the condition of the said eon. ter: PA,4 en apnlieationaddrewed o, the Directurkiesuwal •• P • I: Weetrninet•r. KW, where the preponds son ► I. 1" n• !tun.- before I o'cloelt p.m. of the mid ; her, alc b.., . I.! Or ter.4..r will he ed. • i:11 - .0:1; . i'..flairOt . liiieeior-General of Stares. IS:.IAN 3IEDICAL SERVICE. laina•Orrim Deetunal, lags. '• irrprny GIVEN, that an FAAYLWATION of i..- • : z AJ•Is oINTJOINTS at ASzISTA3T4SI.7II - • •• hi ..•••• • INDIAN MEDICAL SERVICE will be i • • . .• -.1 • t tl•e 4 th February, • for the examination of CAndidater, • n carding the pay and retirii !• •*: Nis Iv, may be obtained on ap •;t1 • • nt. Wortroinabr, S. . Haforrkneral. Wilitasy Secretary. (;I - Ai I,IAN Fl RE and LIFE OFFICE. • N ' Lliti " Artk i r.VA in otdti to • • • .T. 4.1 lamas, must be 'Mated BEltditE l'A• .a•; ; •••, :• and information to the OcananY's • • -• I,tobarclaneet, EC. Cl'll I M N'l 1 4 iI.ICIES may be effected with t, . OiN LIFE INdIIPANCE SOCIETY, var. by which SO inalienable provision • .* tle• ripener, only of the ordmary life • -.9.0ut M.. appointment of trustees tip •• . *bowl the mode by which thia ' , u curioQ out, apply to the liordetfa lb.. • I 11111:1:1A1. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. and 16 sad 17, Pa 11461131, London- LAO,limited 1603. kiYlr s , tl . . -.• r.atrd Calmat. Z 1,600,000. Lowe paid. 1 . 3 . 000 . 101 1 ' irmntod on every Assariptiou ProPertl. _, , • • rat., '" ' " raz4C prompt)/ s•ttlot JA.3n6 HOLLAND, Baperfatiodukt ri 1111. LANKRUI'TCY AMENDMENT ACT, -• ~ , TI. t 1 4, HERMIT GIVEN, that JAMBS LOUD, eN , . •,..t.eol, battorees, In the entail/ et h.. ~ .... i, f• toib, o fb o , of the Chief of the (bait a WA al hie — , tr-ellty , otizt. rhaneery-lane, Load ..,'• •• • 1 ..t.01t,e• end a rte. tement of kw tooVertl and °midi* b ",'• • r .- . 1, !... hankroptey Amendment Act. Mk ` ^ ' . .iti. day of November, tele. II ENRY EARI.E z., ikotford•row, Holborn, ail. _Lasko. norater fur the Mh OM tehattering the BANKRUPTCY ACT, 11161. O ° '" IN P ,-4 . 1 •i 1 1!.: ,( r . PY 1 R D ., , F;7 1 4, 311z 141 4 11 (6 1 P 7P1fe her e 4 n syd- I , • ~. .j i ,,,l e s r o ( ), ,n e essetieu of the said s• • e.,-• es he a mentioned; that S• to sh7t I k.,knikto ,I m lwrllv ser hall-ortztot, in the fhty PHILIP HENRY PEPE'S, Nelms . % lAN NAINIIY. men Pant. of 43, himevuteet a rtr i ll eitT at , • f'`l'flrd at 13, f Ilapton•equare, Hest, le the adroheatod hankrupt the 18th tle,y of De es.• • A WI:MENG MEETING will be bead the 17th I ••.; %.471.11,111;t1 ; 17' 4 k Irde " t7 I Ti. ••; th• Wont; ~f Middlesex, r. , ne—no. Office, at Dobbs, odiented ks t• ,` • •••lob Ir, A DIVIDEND E6Z ' INO will 1 4 " •7 I reeensher,_linc . , at 11 •Jelleekreeies. „ 111bHTA and lie.Nuile R0G1K11j.,...• j.,... • 4 141, •1 No "vat /faint Hanel. In the of s , •• +.44 truelltle le etertetlialdtiP =dm' •""` ewe rs• . • • • aod Company adr wheeled trakruptthe I lth • 6 . , ' •.• A TINA!. DIVIDEND NETTING, Inkier the t. • • I a.. 11 of the abovonatised ;111,4, • lor•-reber, lele. at ll o c f eer o T . krkoi•l ifern0, 1.4 .4,1 ' 47, No. IN, .•1`,7, i. 5•'l of No it, Ifolywell-row, Finsbury. ale the "." • fluw • e s• • , ••ry turner, adjudicated tenkrupt the eta ,41 hiTIGEND 10.1.113,10 will be held the Lt. ! '. !' N ' .. f .1 . 1 11 . . t n.1 1 . 4, ' l4l="aff TELLl• of 171. •• • '" I .•.dotreet, la the City of Loodo s ta ut t• lr• , • ,•. ' eurebotrost, in the City of ; •;.• •trading under the e arena of • , c .• , • haarl Stephen C,aatolll 1 residing at • ';•/. of dreet • in the county of r V1 1 2 . 4 ,•to I a t the oeonty of Town. and the • t Welliagtou.terrans, Old Trained, near Yen Ahi 6 odiatiestod bankrupt the 17th day of July. ItOR .• h MEETING will to held the 17th day of December, A* • . 'vel• koeisely. /*so r0•et,,,,- • th e ...d n . wet pcirenanns of the the 4.14 Ante eutottut atitteneette of the halthrlite, te • . ' .4 .14.1 ootvtendirse. and of all receipts and a lt all t,• he made thereout: and the Creditors at the " f.•-• nose .111. pursoasses of *be said thel what dividend shall be a rid • ' d te l so st •lloweasee shall be paid to the Proof. ef debts will be received. mid efell ten h,..lttw pmshi, or do not then prove, will be azekeiled the ms M•bd. and all claim. not moved will be disallowed. P. N. TEXTS, Iteetless% TI) ~u,. I X)X SITMPTIVFA - .—A Es_tetnl father is aftry. o fs'efinse by sell, tree et to eR vise 'Ali It. .".11,4, P 1" . "14100 try etdri Ids awsp!Ti r was reslared ses:mokai, Etwel•vise= e ghr e /..arsa &ad ar set tsar is t • tee see eeseelee. sU h rsa 46 "t‘e; 4 1: 4 " . Pk Ammo —me-Krt.* lanslst k T ii F. ST. J•IIE S' 8 HALL, Piccadilly, lIVINING. at *At WIDNAIDATI asui BATUAD a a i Ar te re lAA afILL ALL MI YEAR Thigu ery ealtr is Wow lairessol lor emi V At imam %Aimee mid &AMT. "ROW AV ID lINQ Br i r Taa BT zx ram Ferlowils. AO% is 4 arm Inlaid maim), IA: gaDam a'svisUes Alder •ipides iAsps AA_ /err juoms oPlis III• 1., the air pallannosAlA 0 1, 4 7 . 10 Par la* me= llMlCu edreek eial libierfa h Olt .se. "ms=l• ft Mr. Amis. iA IMA•Aeffiell. 461"a iramili d .it i friuncoucx summate. ST. JAMMER GREAT HALL, Rer simst t-etzer, o. NORIIVW P MTGN I / 4 1" 1"8 l l'll i sla s%l YINEITREB will eve ea ea/ FURMANCZ In tie samael DENZFITstEt i amtbere at the — mail = 17 dimitite as . 7 est i fta . z i et tar e . sitrcag a r IF Elthe ant " la / li. N r uceb. . Ositie. ap ag/eia name hie Mahal as Mau. eXt e . e F L I Sc Duals ea . b. : Ares ea/ . sea* Ia Deere Nat et be et ea/ paareaesse ebbe at the 117 /ii/ip• Pis"" is the stardas main lrAt ; sad et Zak Mg u•• • •• atespade. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.—Managiag ....Jot .. .Mester, Mr. P. ISTILILIMIM Mahe et the (Ityeler Telea4— Ned pert masidieseh Mask* la the Wade. As marl r - 731Thatertshmeat by Oreepahr of Toarlioadrall Performers. Three Milletellea4 din Omen% era vartelirs.--(kehmease L Oho Saigning.—Bogallie• op= from 11 to 4. ANDEBTON'B HOTEL, TLIZINITILZET. DINNER from taw mom with VIOZTABLES, sod tasi.ax, L ad. ; BOUT air PIM rad JOINT, b.; DIEM MEAT, Id. Mame WNW stemma rums for Name porter& arosame. trials& amil rowing dubs, Re., will lad Mr, ossommaalt fairkeste Owner. STEVENS and SONS, 78, Bishopegate Within. WINES and EMMY of BITIMILIOR PORT, from the wood Ditto_, old wasted Pa W. aft. Ha SHERRY ... Pa. Va. 3M. Pa Pa IN. 545. aaa. NARsuilr.inakioaciAnstl/a sea ih s• vs. CHAMPAGNE Pa. Pa. Ito. Pa. IS.. Pa GIN, aup_erior .. Id. no. Si. Pa W. per prim. BRANDY, Carew .. Si. 3M. Pale .. ltr. Ea. 3M. RCM, Inwirt J111111&id LP. Id. Ma 17e. WHIEMY, Scotch or Irish IP. Pa . TEEMS CASH. THE TIMES WINE COMPANY, Etbelburga How, 70 and 71. Bialtopeosteeireet, and It and IC_Woria. woodotreet, reatinne to ropply thetr unrivalled WINZid sod SPIRITS at the following low pima Port. lea, N... Ida, eus N. tla leer Wen. Phew, len, Pa, Ile., leo, M.. W. per doom Cla e lb., Ire., are. Ple. per dozen. Beaujolais, lb., Sla per hose& Chain len, leo, ono, We. per dozen . Cognac Broody, RC, Ke..lllls.r ... doeen. French Brandy On, 31c, W. per Pine Old Jennies Earn. Ss., Sir, Vb. per darn. loute Old health iskey, Slo, Oro, 410. per d own Pine Old litali W Wh hiskey, W., M. no, 41e. per dozen. Beet Landon Gin. ar, :en, Oa per dozen. The Time. Wine Compsny guarante eno t e quality of their Wiwi and eptrita, and wee to wallow any iiPluoved TITIMES WINE COMPANY'S WINES and MMS ema be obtained tram their manta in Wen sad country in the rune dab• of parity as be therametvea TTIMES WEE COMPANY'S GUINEA I FHRISTMAS HAMPER sill contain 5 bottles Merry. II bottles Port, SWUM, Hen, 1 bottle Pale Broady, 1 bottle Rum or Whiskry, all of tireerate quality. In consequence of the enormous &mad fee these Hempen, orders oan gob to assented is pasties. Post-caw soden and eluvial to be made payable to Mows Illeseser. 70 sad 71, HuhopeaseearerC IN•HA N'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN ELBIBMOIL LW. Tiffs WAWA WI am WKMZT SWaWa r. WEL= PRIZE KLIDAL.—It is osikb ad= r 6 ...7 wbeissow. Sold b Womb, to SL mob. M Os Mir la Leedom by Ws wells is Ike yrissiisi tows Mi lhalsol; at st S, Ores. ilisamilbslossi, Imam. W.—Obisrons Ws psi sisi, pink WY. Wick bissisd °'/Lkiskaa's LL Whisky.. T lEBIO COMPANY'S EXTRACT of ILEAT.—/Tavre Exhibition, October, 1111, Gold Medal. Paris Exhibition. 1817. Two Geld Medan. Cannon—None gamine whinged Hamm ll•big the Inventor's isertineate being a moo jar, accompanied by full directions for me. gold by all Italian warehouses, ehnnietA and grocers. Great economy and impose:went in cookssy. Mann nasat•tionairing ingredient. Hig.tg strengthening for invalids and children. B lLLlARDEL—Exhibition of b 2OO BILtaARD TA.B ler. LILLE of HIRE, at the one elhev moos of J. and Cle.. Wen appel en t s tt loyal Family, Wer-odltee, sad AiEntratty. These boa a vita beeeeserlea.--21. Surni-etmet. litmus& MOORE and HUNTON, WHOLINALE and EXPORT CABINET ItAXERB and UPHOUSTERERS, lot, 100, 110, 111, 117, and 111, PAULSTREET, and 34, 17 IC, 30. 40 and 41 WORBII.II43ThErf, YiNISBI3tif.SQUARE, LONDON Beg to announce the occepletkot of their New Warohounn. IMPROVEMIINTB in SHIRT& =DOERS ncPROTIID OOkAZZA SHIM 111111161110 1111 the meat improvements, tle. Id. and eta the halt dem. Nor vue Forme and printed partientate Brans and pea trea =Dorn alba naming= enner mAnitnn de, Bt. Martm'o•lane. Gliaring-erees. London. Fatablithed SO yearn On parte Fningain 'WHITE, COLOURED, and DRESS SHIRTS. niniSliZit and tILYNNT, next door to Scomeset-bovae, IIInn& landen. 8 WELLINGTON KNIFE POLLBE. :.di... M. midi; Uri, IL. L. IL id.. dad Ili Ma. 8 SILVERSIEITHS' 80APS (non-mm -0 I, Surd oming amid polishing sliver, sieetio-plabo. plat, slow Ilue. Tablets id. teed OAEBYR CABINET GLASS PAPER, Emery and Mar Both. hack Lead. ke. OAHRTS INDIARUBBER KNIFE BOARDS, trout L. N. sash. SOLD e=te .. , by ironaiongers, wooers, easembris. lbs. Vrisidwale try JOKIII 0111:17 442 = DON& sorry mg Meek blot .m.. 1116 Blisicfriam mid. & "i7si;eara . mai omik ift—U. Osealdl. and Co. NOTHING IXPOOKIIKA A ora ammucu.a. restores the Hums Hair its piloting has. as malls at what sus JOIDT 11018=1. sad Ca bays at Isaiah with W aid d sas et Os most art s bIN _saissalid la tads noa• wonderful liguiL It i sow some to the la • non tease lited form, sad st • lows, pria•—tisid bettis• to emit sins. Isgds. dd.; sad Via sash with kw& apea Riad, ilLosell•parese. St. Upper Timairoired. Low doe. Z.ll • Ve lIPTURES. 7O. II aw itoA z Letters Patent. — .11- , 10 WKITIfe II TIMIS tnertested and inhibited In the 'Mathew, ME and 111E1 Is alleniellee anwaide et lel awed men lie be ths lame ellietive In the ems M treatment rd Eerrda. TM am .f a Mad as Men Mattel In ite ellielk Is km amie& a met Madam Tent nom the lady, Mae the remihe neklana zr pever le be the lemma= FAI. pad Paean ; Ida se me& am and drew that $ rent be my be mean dee. Is sleep. • demeiplays attestor may lla. aid the tmin I n% formardid met. en the elreendmenee el Me Ime MON Wow Me - bid MM te the mem, Kr. abh le. Ea., Ea. ed., sal En id. lerftm, M. IP • i nMLICAL UM Ile as ow prisibie. SALMON, ODY, and Co., 192, STRAND. PATIDIT MIMI ELAM& 'IMMIX'S SEA SALT, the SUBSTITUTE for A. MA DATEI2IO.—A day Math prepand with this Bahia s k a aataral oraagaaaafir tar weakly Woofs sail 'Mara Ana. by M IN. listassil m newar a me d doi gm= a t ill:. =irculd.- 0 1 sad 1109, Woos wwWWirseS. Lua MO. Bowan at Ilamltaddar. fiIiTEEDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDERS, for Men= taw& Tar —Ciallia—Ptssobaaara are re timbal to boron of aad to obrarat wary am tima tbKia ods raudityalst. t erra. eerrrh " OM potora m p allsod osash Pad* *llama JIM aot dad 17 an tartlets sad driagigaja atly la 1 D R * RINCYB DANDELION and QUININE ITT=without mrsary. In MI. TOR linz. WIND, sad MM6II,IIOT. la paws. Is. p er ~ Is. K. fa it. sal Ils.. ad all Okaisla T ,LITUR—The LETTUCE contains an active a-• otbsw., Illhe ieligili pessessis A Iliii lielledlUr i t u aripse.—Mr. lA. JOICS&V, ilk ging. OA • Ms iti Linos MN Wen/. rami=b; fa 14.101 Piedanlis fie Wilk moans, NW sil &mot alostlorm limp, Is ft 7iiis. lla IA WI kIL PM" bp INgsk It St aimlas Ila. INTELLIGINCZ FROM ABROAD. Imam= exenwes afar.) NORTH GRAMMY. BERLIN, Nev. 31. The Federal Oconee was opened at noon= Herr Von Debra**, Presdeat of the , in the absence of Count Bismarck, the Chancellor of the Confederation. HUNGARY. METE, Nov. ag t In to-day'e &Gag of the Lower House of the Diet the WI, relative to mixed and to reliE ious equality were adopted. Both boos have paned the eommon budget. AMERICA. NNW TORY, Nov. SO. The Onion's steampehip Colorado arrived here on Sunday, and the extra Cunard steamship Tripoli 01 . ia:Bostm, at 1 p.m. to-day. Prices :--OoM closed at 1331 the highest quotation during the day was 1361; ; the lowest 1361. Sterling exchange on London, 1 001; 6 - 20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1111; ditto, 1886, 1071; ditto, 1886, 1101; 10-40 Bonds, 1061. Illinois, 1421 ; Erie. 381. Cotton, Up land, 261. Petroleum, standard white, 321. Flour, extra State, dole. 20e. to 6 dole. 800. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 170. MELBOURNE. SYDNEY, Nov. 7. A aew ministry has been formed, with Mr. Robertson as grlat e Lt advice. from New Zealand state that the re bellion is still extending. The Bishop of Lichfield bad arrived at Wellington. Lord Barleigh is a passenger by the homewad mail. MELBOURNE, Nov. 10. The r a llies l news of the month is devoid of interest. The • eats of gold lime the last mail tunotint to about ea, onness. ADELAIDE, Nov. 10. A sew of Mr. B ministry heehaws formed Isere, ender the direction egot. INDIA. BOMBAY, Nov. 27. 711". shirtiags,br. la.; Mlba. d0.,6r. 2a.; 40'8 =go twist, ilia.; market steady. Cotton quiet: Dhollerek 240 r. Shipments of the week 11,760 bales. Enshange on Lon don, is. 11 11-16 d. Freights to Liverpool, 4... 6d. The latest London date is last Tuff SOOrrlan hogPrrAL.—Yesterday being St. Andrew's-day, the 204th anniveseary of the Scottish Hospital was celebrated, according to eurdoss, by • dinner at the Preemaecas' Tavern, with the Marquis of Bute in the chair. This chanty was isseepeseted by royal charity is 11166 r for the purpose of esehbag infirm, aged, and • natives of Scotland, reddest m London, not in ' ell parochial relief. The deism on the funds of the ecepsentien during the pest year have, in many respects, been eseepbenal, and several of the mace of a very press and urgent nature. Pensions from 6/. to 251. per an= have been granted to nearly 200 respect. able men and women whose means of support and love of life have less greatly increased by the timely aid afforded. Monthly qipbeents exeeeding 210 came lave had sums 1co: to than by the direcWrs, in some instances amount -6!. at cos time. In addition to these more than , persons have bad canal assistance at the office of the corporation. Passages to Scotland have been granted to upwards of 200 peewee, principally mechanics, who in consequence of the depressed state of the shipbuilding trade have been compelled to leave London in the hope of obtaining more constant and more remunerative em ployment in their native land. But for the intervention of this corporation many would have been thrown upon the parish, and thereby lost that feeling of independence which it is the pride of every Scotsman to cherish and maintain. Upwards of 140 children of Scottish parents, resident in the metropolis, have during the year been educated at the expense of the corporation. Soldiers and sailors, natives of Scotland, to the number of nearly 400, have been in receipt of pensions from the Kin loch bequest, a fund in trust to the Scottish Corporation. The noble chairman, in proposing the toast of the even ing, "Prosperity to the Scottish Hospital," referred to the achievements of the Scottish Guard and the Scottish Regiment of Louis XIV. • and contrasted with the popular idea of a Scotchinan—h; hardness, selfishness, coldness, and calculation—the good qualities of the "kindly Scot,' as illustrated by the existence of this institution. The Scottish Hospital did not exist to encourage thriftlessness or dependence, but to preserve independence and self reliance. The Duke of Roxburgh°, an president of the Hospital, in acknowledging the toast, referred to the circumstance that, but for his absence from the country, the Prince of Wake would . hare presided upon this oceasion, and gracefully complimented the noble marquis upon the efficiency with which he had supplied the place of his royal highness. When his grace proposed the health of the chairman there was a general exhibition of enthusiasm, and the number of glasses that were broken in the performance of what are called "Highland honours" was larger than has been witnessed upon any previous occasion. The amount of the subscriptions announced during the evening was about 2,000!., but did not include the usual donation from the chairman. iliDagvP'S 111' ar 10202FOOLLEOE.—Tint FOOTIALL Mows =VW nee amnesia um Orr:- noirs.—YesterdaS e fete day of EL Askew, was cele brated at Eton with eoneidershis Mat, the grand annual football between the Collsgers and Oppi dans emir* of "at the wall," in the presume of a large concourse of spectators, including past and present Moises The Rev. J. J. Hornby, air the head mar te Ma r, and p the pdaelal masters of the shook; J. Cowell, ster of the - Royal Household; Mr. D. Engleheart, Colonel Richardson-Gardner, and others, were also upon the gro3nd. Opposite the wall, but at some little distance from it, a line of posts and Tors kept a vas, clear for Oe players, and within this, at half-part 12 o'clock, the fwo ;I=attended by their umpires, Maws. A. H. and Carter, formed their IM "bull y at the centre of the well. The Collagen' team coed of Mess Wodehonee, W. Browse, and H. Pulsan (walls R. Radcli ff e and F. Dowding (. secede), H. Freeth third , F. Churchill (fourth), C. Y. °noway (line), 9yia6 man), W. 11. ° Carter (ion beldn in cl o U Hems. ril T. H. be gcals. Twidens sheen Alexander ( Pryo ) r an d Feirst ie lsb), llnnbery and Doles Enda), 'Hon. A. Parker L EVI (follith4 SR& e), J. E. Edwards - er 3 n oi k een speessan ong behind), and Farm (goals). The kilted and the Oppidane towards college for the first half hour. The familiars& the first advantage, last till lequal. o'clock,Bat when wee calledme, the dplay ecid was about elm the Oiln edly the he r of the rise. They &eve 'behalf Ye bad the oils Oppidese, and re a three seated leads four ides roe Misr mother in rapid sasendea, to arts of the dray opposi tion at the At half - past 1 o'clock the gene w y ee four a eakkeks, the Collatorst heir baying wow bto Mike ea the that ot adversaries. The victors elisl * cated their t ph by earrYbqk Mr. Tindal, the septets of the Mogen (who was make to Vigra host bin fest), mid the shoots of the to lie drwelisthat the adieu*. Tax "Sassy " nr Nos= 811ROPSHI8E.—It is a feet—a feet of whisk there ken* mot—that a amber of cottager, ROA& a Wk., ea the othibizts el Shrews week• sad Pith asthma.* dividoe, seestved last a letter heath* leatheed "thierieg" thee to vote foe Mr. i Ogre semi Lord Newpor id t. wet and thithisately threshwit them that if they d they his siesdate wadi have in gob their cottages forthwith. The trate we amid add. tea well-Mows county ekes . Ass 0116TNIX, Pa iO.—A party of Royal from lead qoastoss, Bromptca-bartheith hays bees te Mold* up the wroth of the selsother theekth • sink some line shoe en the Chat leads. The mid% whisk wee soak by being run lett; It= Mr, at the 80% is eke to be blows up by the Royal Illagiweera The movement in favour of metropolitan street ---• is evidently on the point of being ser a Undeterred by the ignominious merit commenced so , oe between : . aid eccentric G. . Trunk an have given nodes of parliamentary powers contract tramways, or, more In several of the principal • metropolis. The first of say Company, pro lines, namely, from fotting-hill to Us ow, Willesden to CWOOng re Barnet, New- Lambnh to Richmond. Mr ( . 3r . . prematu omnibus trafile. litt le 7thae contrary, purpose one or two mon de of the main omnibus the omnibuses so many a. The second company ion of tramways between T a t a =and Steat ite opera , to the connecting thereenblams between • , Peckham, and Gresnwisk. Tin lines are be worked su%ed to the supervision of the of Trade and the ninnies of the highways, • cedar to preclude all poesibility . of . annoy or danger to other desonptions of • traffic. The rails, or trams, are to be en a level with the general surface of the of which they will form part, thus present no abide to ordinary vehicles. omnibuses of adapted to that of the existing , p : of which can have the wheels altered and a Mange provided at a oomparativel es = i l The expense of oonstructaon is than 1,8001. The designs have been_pee by We. Page, C.R., the architect of West -bridge, and appear to be both simAl end ent, every contingency being proviM tor. e promoters of the various lines are estrtnidy sanguine of success, and triumphantly p oin t to the satisfactory results of the street-railways in Cisnada and the United States in justification of their plans. Should the new companies be successful in their attempts to procure permission to construct the various railways proposed by them, the intro duction of railway oars, on the model of that now I e hibiting at the Crystal Palace, will inevitably f llow. When introduced by Mr. Train they re the source of much chaffing and merriment the part of interested omnibus drivers and con- I doctors ' who nick-named them " Noah's Arks ;" but the adoption of great public improvements is not to be retarded by mere ridicule, and those who used the new cars were loud in their praise of the comfort and ease afforded by. the new vehicles. They generally contain accom modation for 24 i nsi de passengers and at 20 outside re. The doors are large, there is plenty of room between the opposite rows of seats, and the modes of ingress and egress are much easier than those of the ordinary omnibus, between which and the street-railway car there elearoely exists any parallel. In New York, be tween six and seven in the morning, and about the same time in the evening, the cars are filled with mechanics, labourers, clerks, factory girls, operatives, and others, while towards the nuddlO of the day they are used chiefly by tradesmen and ladiesengagedin visiting or shopping. The menacing amount of traffic in oonnexion with the American street railways is illustrated by the fact that, during 1863, in New York and Brook lyn, six of these railways, extending over 66! nines, carried 42,400,000 e sestin gF s, the conveying plant consisting of 4o 2 carriages and 3,806 horses. In Philadelphia, during the same year, nine street railways, extending over a dis tance of 69 miles, carried 30,841,000 passengers, in 309 carriages, with 1,939 horses. In London the carriages of the General Omnibus Company during the first six months of 186.5 carried, according to the company's report, at the rate of 42,700,000 passengers per annum, the carrying plant consist ing of 592 carriages and 6,790 horses. According to these figures, each carriage in New York con veyed 89,831 passengers ; in Philadelphia, 99,173; and in London, 72,260. Again, the number of passengers per annum drawn by each horse was— in New York, 11,137 ; in Philadelphia, 15,658 ; and in London, 6,081. It must also be borne in mind that the accidents occasioned by horses fall ing down, both in Salford and in the American States, areuttcrly insignificant in number compared with those of daily occurrence in the metropolis. The English ratepayers' interest in thequestion may be inferred from the circumstance that while, in 1863, the carriages of the London General Omnibus Company passed over 13,039,000 miles of street, built and kept in repair at the expense of the me tropolitan parishes, the carriages of the New York and Brooklyn street railways passed over 10,736,000 miles of street, built and kept in repair by the railway companies at their own expense—that is, the parts used by them. It is understood that in the case of the proposed metropolitan railways the carriages will at first be drawn by horses, but that the introduction of steam will ultimately be found practicable. Should this be the case, it will probably lead to the commencement of the new era of railway enterprise indicated by Mr. W. Bridges Adams, who some few months alms recommended the use of railways on ordbaery roads between the various railway stations and minor towns, where the traffic was not snillaiently large to warrant the construction of a regales road. There is plenty of room for enterprise in this direction, and it is the opinion of many experienced men that the development of On street railway system—whether worked by bone or steam power—will tend largely to develop the prdinary traffic of the regular railways. ' Tom Lan Bourn Davos BLECTION.—Tho Western Wen,* lines states that during the election for South Devon, on Friday, Lord Courtenay, 11f.P., heir to the Earl of Devon, took up his position in the podia( booth at Kiner where his father's tenants came to vote. His lordshi pwas, however sompelha _hrthe _ander sheriff to leave, and was afterirards - hoote r the streets. An extraordinary circumstance em-acted with the election is mmted from deleembe. Two who were supposed to be liberals Wile tithe lingsbridge committee to look after OS velem in the town of Wombs, and it was Ingpossd by the agent in Kingsbridge that they were doing their best and using their induence to obtain votes for Lord Ambarley. But strange to say on the day of deaden those two gentle men voted for tM conservative candidates! Facts con tinue to transpire showing esa how Iraq was the prewar° put upon voters daring the lleat i espeolollY the rest fertnigM. ram irdirmair and rrardrin duri l Lord Amberley's baAl eonmilieseloweerneintined fowls for the oceserestives, and in Plymouth well4eAs tades men who have for years voted be the tamale, end dH 80 at the borough election, have hem Whited to demi their colours. In mine sea mat paddies especially her the landlord's influence made itself lilt, and even where the landlord is believed to ham abstained from inlissedeg, his agent has been active. ANIIMICA.-111W YORX. Nov. 30.—The Inman Royal Mail steamer City of Boston arrived here this morning. All well. Quzsintrown, Nov. 30.—Tho Canard (extrn) steamer Ifierala. front New York, arrived here at 9 pm. to-day, Irilk 114 passengers, 30 of whom she landed with her despatches, and proceeded for Wimp& All well. OUTWARD INDIA AND et INA XAUA 0? 14-20 Nov.— Nov. it—The Priedawalwr and Oriental Coe downer hedged sold ft= We, sad the toe Casette et this The irregularity ia the quality of tee as usually ni le rti,La n i ret aZ d e ll a rgrarlds"""hal 4 UM" dbailib. ft. la emir imiu WIGAN, NOXIIAT Arriattocut. This mmng the inquest on the bodies of the sixty-one persessiddeit_V the estplodea of In damp at Oakley, didrist ale milaii7 Cttds W el to jury was — nro7r,lllr. Nkp o set th&atisputy the matter wm a very me, sad se • pest mem ei evidesee would be in to die seats el Wage befere the la Wet be had tailed I. the amistases of his eellsemme, Nr. Disimpos, The meld be celled if any further We peedeat endow was wasted. Oaroner said this was a monks for the jury to say, after obtaiMsm all the widows se to work ing; as to engineering, and sash other inform doss as could 'hi gabbed . cm the spot, co what MMa widows they readied He did not r : any but forma 'Memo that day. t afterwards would be flit of the wanness sea- Wis this dlstaid of the allay. end the metAon afts* bow seam the/ woad le At to aqua The adjoerameat would be **sly in the beads of the rene w risi tim d, Im = swearing the that witness he whiled to make • sheet armour ea. He had bees In =limies arriving time that. great deal of feedag bad l exadol as to his not waktig the et i e r f=a 4 larrtatiayWANties_ light, es the reather,;, was whirs oa his Jeeiney. He left hones Wore day light, sad real hie Mere as the light aimed. le took the 'earliest egwerlimilg of seadlag his Leesta ing at, of emus, it wadi - met Week the pines Mil = surmise. Afterwards be *as requited %give e r the USW to be Irem tbe Meet =dr - Ile *sot haw the readies were memo that the bodies Mend be buried; bat that they should be m =ile MI, under the peealier rirraminses al the at tied iambi to he eimassedheserste Mometo the impeder of police to say that the belies slight be re reeved to • reesonakis distance—Ord sot beyond the next towsibipi No quokka was mind es to the inter ment, Lod, thumb:es, there was aside( kir bias to answer sad he bad no idea meth • mow tics could , miss When be received She MIIOIIIMS. ties as Fry wetg le had arranged his week both for the Friday and the Saftrday—twe impede as ass day, and three as the other. On Saturday sight he wee at Preiest fe easequeme of his brother's imams', and be was takes by semis* by a gentleman from the °ciliary, sad Sergeant Sativem, taming up to ask if it were potable to allow the bediss to be interred Ned day. That was the find be bad heard of it. He theeld only bare been too ettt o o n ale m ow it if it soak! ham boon bat it was this se Vi i • to this sleet bad ditt o wield haviVel: attended to, ter there had bees in bisasemmade during the week which woad bare his ignition with reeirenee to that accident. No doubt greet pain had bees roused to the relatives, but the facts were that be was est only heirless bat be was without informa tion. Ns did net know of say ouch wish , aad if he had he could not have etatl e with it at the tiros be heard. The whole of the with the exception of three or four, were identified by book-keeper at the colliery, Amin Eirkpatriek, and the relatives of the deceased gave laid midmost as to the ymainder. It was arranged that the court should be adjourned to Thursday next at half-past 9 o'clock. The inquest was held in a large club-room in the hack part of the inn, and several OEM during the there were sounds of a diet:whence in the Is i c ) = " l7. The, it appeared, was ceased by a number of the relatives of the deceased, who were clamouring for their certifi cates from the amour, which were thoomery before burial. The der present tried to pacify the crowd, but cos ete sumer was not achieved until the miners ' ages Yr. W. Pickard, agreed to lay the setter before the coroser, who at aim sent Importer Dickinson out with the certificates, which were delivered at one to three in attendance. The funerals are to take place this afternoon. When our parcel left hearses were rolling along the lanes in all directions, and troops of mourners, whose number was sm elt augmented bye trein,movekhastily along to Hindley Churchyard or to • Cemetery. Fourteen interments are to take plats, at and thirty-seven in Hindley Church yank where now graves yawn in startling pro fusion. Thevicar has arranged to conduct hourly services all the afternoon. r±Lry; is e v idently on the point y revived. Undeterred by KiiirTof the erperiment oomma Coady a few years since betweer the Marble Arch by the ementrie lest than three companies have ther intention to Apply for perils trotr)ly, railways , on several o Eble them to construct tran p leading out of the metropol these associations the Tramway anT r:re to form eight distinct lino siugton to ounalow, Hotta ge, Paddington to Harrow, , Islington to Chipping • to Chariton, Lambe th Kennington to Richmond g ig mistake ocemistad in his pr e ::with the regular mini way Company, on the ooc their lines, with one at the terminal points of thA =thus rendering the arm of their system. The s r= the coast:action of teal and }Solloway, Whitoobi ford,; while the thir4 Wise etal .. _ . .. OOLLIERY EXPLOSIONS. TO THE ZDITOII OF m weal. THE BEdi Sin,—Your oorrespondent in Wigan, reporting on the colliery explosion, states that barometrical obser vation' were regalarty taken and entered in a book. May I ask, now that the suds set of atmospheric disturbances in connection with exploions is being discussed, what those barometricel observations were taken for, where the barometer was placed, and, above all, was the Tomei lotion of the mine at all connected or controlled by the of the atmosphere as indicated by the barometer P g e : a irlosions are influenced by atmospheric disturbances (and this Is what we wish to arrive at), then the ventila tion ought to be varied accordingly. If I mistake not, barometrical observations were said to have been taken at the Oaks Colliteies; but what use was made of them never transpired. It would really be of great use to scientific investigations (and this is the reason why I trouble you) if an authentic copy of h ew daily readings of the barometer taken at the ky Cery, along with the register of the amount of air caging through the same days, were published ; we should then have something to start with, and probably the question might by these means be set at rest, or followed up in a more systematic manner.—l am, te., HY. NEORETFI. 103, Hatton-garden, Nov. 30. The clergy of Liverpool yesterday met at the Town-hall, when arrangements were made for the holding of the next Church Congress in that town. TILE RESIDENCE OF THE NEW AIICTIBISITOF OF CANTl2l3l7ll7.—While the public are discussing the neces city of the new Archbishop of Canterbury being provided with a residence us his diocese, Dr. Tait has, in fact, secured one. Several months ago he purchased the Stone house, in the pariah of St. Peter's, in the Isle of Thanet, where, when his episcopal duties would allow, he has resided with his family. The Stone-house is not far from Ramsgate and Broadstain, and is accessible by railway not only from Canterbury, but from Dover, Ashford, Faversham, Deal, and very many of the other large towns of East Kent. ARCHBISHOP MAirrrrNo's JOITHKEY.—Wo are informed that his Grace the Arohbiehop will hold a ieoep tion next Tneeday, December 1, and that about the 10th of December his grace will leave England for Dom.— /hike. RITUALISM IN IxDlA.—The following, whioh we take from a lladre v irer, is a "decision" by the Blow on rof Maim referred to Id on le the Goer dew el hie resent to Mangalore : • Having *on side,* the matters submitted to me with reference to the faraftere and ornaments in the church at this station, deoide—That the reredoe,_ or black board with white pil lars and triple arch, and the raper altar be not restored ; that the Lord's table be 'moved forward, so that the win dows beaded it ean be opened the light complained of as under the table ear easily be stopped by a dab behind the table; that the cross made of cloth ant lace for the table cloth be ret= that the word, Holy, Holy, Holy,' in brassletters, with the action of the woe —' la the Lord of Hosts; so as to eemalste the sentence formed in Isaiah vi. , 3 be over the central east window. That the oreimes table, whisk was let into the math wall, and the amilledick holism white were oa iheamantunion rails, beset replaced. That the tame =magma L H. &be plead on the front pemel of the pulpit ; and that the crmb r e ast elightly tenni so that the premier shall face the corner. That the readiegimkeitibiteeheir he in theemspoilioninwhickUr.Bartielt pissed Asa, and that the lesion be lied into the gaud slap oleos to white it was. That the three hanging lamps mar the pulpit sad reefing desk he raised, so Sal Ise one hem the commien rails shall be in anz risk a/ *pima the onkel lamp; nor the paWter imam that neer to the pulpit ; sad that all three be ea the came l level. That the I tat be removed to the the so that the eseigregatlon can ocaveninell4 whams the administration of the rite of baptism This ar sant will that the elate on both Ma= aura ieuld all be thrown back by shoat eiglitesa lashes. I meant to add that, if at any time there A u di be a lake to improve the ch would Irit the Is works:—The erection, In he plain mom central east wiadow, of • window of stained neat and appropriate pattern • the tS, e chair of the reading desk, *bar, and el the gni" ell gime and *pit el - • Hibbs aseireetiom, eteregewilling with the realkig and far the stalk ma malb sad of the Lord's tab eavpit, or patters in ebumete ler the epees within the memannien raßasimlfearftr, Nov. 7. Bourn Unarerest Mussum.—Vilitars claim the week maw Ls. !1, 19!8 :—Oa Mali* Towalay, ea_4Batrviegjoes,_fran II era. M 1,11•0- 1, Lawn-terrace, Nov. 30 1666. Bev. Sir, — In reply tc your letter of Nov. 26 I can only say that if your wade aiidreseed to me on Bowie, last, aftw I bad recorded say vote, did not imply • dm. Weal from my aloe, the a* conclusion I can eases to is that your use of leaguese is so peculiar and ambiguous that it will be best for me not to run the risk of an further misunderstandings. In self-defence, therefore, I must withdraw from my snoe, and from all further tact with you.—l ant, rev. sir, your obedient servant. N. VADOW. I admit that, fa oomplissoo with Mr. Bsteke's and his curate's very urgent repeats, alined amounting to ems. mends, that I should vote for the conservative siendidalas, I hastily and reluctantly mid that I would sot vats at ail, or at any rate would not vote against them. Bet MS at the time this promise was not acolyte!; for Yr. Beebe said, " No, you must not do that," or words toast Meet Bo that even then I did net oceisider such ea misompistel premise biading; sad still can did I amidst I was released from this hasitattag mad unsecepted promise by the subsequent language of Yr. Beaks, whimßea, be enamel that I takeaded to vote by asking whom I lad resolved Is eats hr. thengkta• gmei4 bees MSS S aIaININ le canvass are N he considered I was pledged sot is vets at an.—l an, de. N. VAUGEAN. 1, lAws.tonloo, Bkokboae, Nov. 30. PIERAPI. (Prom the Nemiehester Examiner.) The creation of the new peerage is; a Reiter which may be regarded iemp fns then one point ei Alm No one, of coarse, will Wee lira Diana • puree V the ukases for it and bet kolas& Mae to give it to It MN do ao bans to any sae Out a vary estimable mid =Missies= shoal beedisiby say name time she limn to key seal abseil Alain the amount el mill presiding* whisk a °mast seam. It is soduthe co wry! unusual thing for a Premier thus le foss the fonalain of honour on his own wife; led whatever we may think of the good taste et h as we eased tend to say that pads is _by 11. Bet there is a mare wield die to the gabled. If it is to be understood that Ma. Disraeli's peerage ems sates, not from the Prime Wake" but from the Bove and is intended as a epode' mark of favour to the husband rather then to the wife, this we must say that is this set Mr. Daniel* has bees guilty of a grave &bad of judgment, if not of • mush mere serious siesta. Be hes already, on more than one occasion, sinned griseenely wind his duty as a oonstitudtual minister, by the name and even the opinions of the Sovereign= arena of political conflict No ass eon forget theamennee in which, at the close of • celebrated speseb—send influences that are best paused over with a mare itiusion— he insinuated that the Queen held very strmrg views, and might even takedecisiveaction,insupport of the Inshchurek, Neither can we overlook the way m which he forced bee Majesty into an appearance of taking sides, by o ff ering to her alternative instead of positive advice, when it Mouse aquestion whether the present gcnernmsat should dis- Salve or rutin. He has, in fact, dehlerately teied to shelter hirpmselfoses, under the royal robe, and to make sae, for party pu of the essial ' influence which may be derived from the and opinions and predi lections of his "oakum. fiat Wag the esse, it is not unnatural we shouldrd with swegicion an act which is certainly of being mimspensusted i end which has been at a time idiom midwives- Imitation is most certain to fallow. We seed hardly say that we do not ourselves suspect bee Majesty o! taking sides on the Irish sauveh, or any other . t qnedion. Her °pikers are, of worse, se becomes • constitutional stsesseb—end an eminently constitutional a ausuch es she has proved herself—those of the minister who for the time pOSESIIIOII the confidence of bee faithful Comesime. D a n is notorious that people wakening to be well iidemend are going about, both in Loudon and einewhire t essieriag in the most positive manner that her Melody is not thus neutral; that she regards Mr. Disraeli and his policy with warm favour, while, on the other hand, Mr. Olad atone and his policy are said to inspire her with the utmost aversion. It measy to see what a handle these mischievous persons will make of the new viscountess, and bow son , idently theyJ will cite her entrance into the British peer =. a n of their slanderous and scandalous We ho pe — we cannot go so far as to say that we belisve—Mr. Disraeli did not foresee this consequence when he advised her Majesty to confer a favour upon his wife. If be did, all we can say is that be has committed one of the most serious derelictions of duty of which a minister in his position could be capable. It is the bounden duty of such a man to guard the Sovereign from the fainted suspicion of overstepping the bounds which limit her constitutional action ; and no words of condemnation would be too strong for a statesman who practised on the good nature of a gracious Queen in order to arm himself and his followers with an additional weapon for a political flOt. Let it be thoroughly under stood that her Majesty Ma nothing to do with the new creation, or that she has no further concern in it than so far as it is a ° manifestation of We kindly feelings towards Km Disraeli, and neither we nor any one utter a word of objection. But we cannot too strongly protest against any attempt to give it the colour of a politu..al set on the part ef her Majesty. PROPOSED TESTIMONIAL TO MR. GIADSTONE.— Since the close of the election for South-west Lancashire a wish has been frequently expressed by the working men and other inhabitants of this division of the county that a fund should be raised for the purpose of presenting a sub stantial testimonial to the Right Hon. William Ewart Gladstone, M.P., as an acknowledgment of the eminent services which he has rendered to the country, and also as an expression of the high esteem in which he is held by all classes of the people. At the urgent request of a number of the working men of South-west Lancashire, and those who have ruiscsl themselves from the position of working men, the proprietors of the .I.in-spool Mercury have consented to become treasurers of such a fund, and will now be happy to receive subscrip tions of one penny and upwards.— twerps,/ lifererry. THE RETURN OF SIR SYDNEY WATERLOW.--.. Our London correspondent intimates that an awkward mischance threatens to annul—for a time at least —the effect of the strenuous, praiseworthy, and succesdul exertions made by the liberals of Dumfriesshire for the return of Sir S. Waterlow. There is a well-known rule which prohibits a government contractor from becoming a member of the House of Conunons. In deference to it, Sir 8. Y. Pete had to resign his seat when making the Balaklava Railway. Other instances of the stringency with which it is mforeed are plentiful. It is said that Sir 8. Watetlow is exposed to its operation. If en it is probable that his contract is only some affair which he had forgotten, for we real= he is prepared to get out of it. The question is whether by doing so before he comes forward to take the oaths and his seat he will be in time F and the answer which any committee would give, should it be rained, must be No." The Act (22 George 111., e. 15), is particularly explicit. It declare* a contractor incapable of being elected, as well as of sitting or voting—though it is only as regards the latter that _penalties are imposed. Th ese are severe. An offender is liable to forfeit 500 i. for every day on which he ma sit or vote, to any person who may sue for the same. The new member will of course hike care to avoid this liability: but we fear he will not be permitted to take his seat without challenge.—North British Nail. Trim CLERGY AND ME LTBERAL DEFEAT 111 Soars 811110PIZIRE.—If we ere asked to account for the result we my at once that it was brought about maialy by the clergy, who have been indefatigable in their subW operations upon the minds of the residentews the mat districts. They have been not so much ratifying Hr. More, as misrepresenting the character and aim of Mr. ir GladstorW • Irish church policy. In cae . parisit a clergy man, finding that numbers of his pari shioners bad pro mised to vote for Mr. More, went about telling them that they were going _to vote for re tte em =e, for the Queen to be beheaded, and chwEfuenv to be burnt for their faith. In another I =4 another clergyman, who Ms a adopted the ear stierrieershass art, eseeseeek in winning the sympathy of ftr&bserese Ma weak- headed liberals. On - th• - day decker DNS .derkal_ gentlemen were most active. - /n Penleibrea seetlegelerf were between 30 and 40 of them Into mleM lean I N. booth. At Church Mastics oar rarrespwrinse I/0 less than 16, most of whore nist a = i tirde or it en. tend the saie, spied eat lire snit pliable,. meld Mien np to the oommttee-namw.. 6 43lAllee otraillot the boob of Mr. Mors those el Harbert and Woad OoeheM. nalnee at the mean ads which wa r e ii ral c ith WWI" by the " inteeme" el * go d Corbet whim if dm 'Were hall. 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