The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-28 00:00:00

7.,„..,•._ 1 . _,.. , -‘,2..e....e...... ... .0„.;.......,...._. __ . . .. •• ... 1 __ ...e.„__ ,•......,r_e____i,.. •. Lil., 4 ~:-•-..) _ _ - -/--se.--/- -- -- , --....„:, \ i l i l l i t 1 1 r IJ _ ~......... i,_ . .., .1 LAND ROUTE. t • • • 1 , , P•eavn .:N INDIA. MINA, JAPAN. I COIIT , fr om POPTHANYMIN mud •1> 1 I.AR arJ OR! NNTAL STEM( N A PIN ATION • 1.. ► I ...netts and redone (gyp and Mambo by rillE ART of SPENDING MON EY.—To mike money la s inatfenal demo. and the art of imending nt weed/ n moms but Maio study to midair eismily usivenial. Plidow -1.1 . is mire that money saved ie money made, ounettuentif It fa to the unmet importance that a purchaser should adopt the wet .out alttaavota , SR tied of 'apes:snug it. Theme who eon pay richt, t.ry hold a gr, at pee is; still they °moot obtain the full value l lets it naturally command' unions they select hones in which them. es m oonduesoil 'tin reedy name, principles exolusively. T.e lie en competition between houses of this ardor promise 'aitantairce to the public which no other system man ono,. The emissive troody•menty vyntion is to buy with, se well as to mil fur nady•nausiey. Manufacturers and nierthants are attrarted to houses an that system, and dispose of to those tuns the gnat arcUantlatioaa and ortepeiductisos of steal etch meet he weld at a lees Than the burets power of the ready money in edt m stocks the warehouse with • late portion of It• tad tie at lower rriore than the oust et pndeetion , said ARM the met of the tame main t leakarata which constitute the selling rover of the wady-non ey spooans.m The second element is the avoidance e/ lase. o ireMt ie se no extra pronto me required to cover li bad debts . ourequestly The third element is the economy of time. No abatements ate made, eonsoquently no wale of lime In argument to settle the prim, which is marked moon eaoh astute le Pam levee ; otherwise it would require the espouse of three times th e DURANT of ansistasito to du the Some amount of Menem o add extra profit& far the pones, of taking elf a demunt, making an abatement or an allowance, ia against the these of a trader upon the true readysnoney system. During twenty-tae pole the above system hoe been npdly earned_ out, to _the peat advantage of an parties, by SAMUEL BROTHERS, men &ant tailors, Sydankam House. Ludgatehill. A UElt, i CA. QUEEN'S THEATRE, Long-acre. MARAOlia—Mr. W. U. LIBION. THE LANCAtiI LIRE 1.1114 b llMry J. EP 4B 4 " v ion boo , meshed throughout no performance sit the premoet 'Mb* Mum, by crowded aud coerhtl aadteuceo, obi be loperted EVEN IN at a quarter to matoludleit INUlebiliV et ii.EYYY Y - THE LANCASEIRE LAM, at a quarter to 8. -Tbe demonstrations la formaird • Elm EMomahlre Imre am load and unanboom."—Thhea. 1N Tk LLIGEN UK FROM ABROAD. NEW YORE, Barr. 25. According to Mown. Nioll's report, the receipts of cotton at all United States ports have been 30,te0 bake, and /DllOB the let of September, 66,000 bake. Week's export to Great Britain 4,000 bake, and since the let of September, 9,000 bake. Week's export to the continent, 1,000 bake. Total export of the week, 5,000 bales, and since the let of September, 14,000 bales. Stock at all porta, 60,000 bales. The Cunard steamship Siberia, and the Inman Royal Mail steamship City of Antwerp, arrived out to-day, the latter at noon. Closing Prices :—Gold, 142. Sterling exchange on London, 1081 ; 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 114; ditto, 1886, 1101 ; 10-40 ditto, lag. Illinois, 144; Erie, 501. Cotton, Middling Up land, 251. Petroleum, standard white, 321. Flour, extra State, 7 dole. 70e. to 8 dole. 30e. Corn, old mixed, 1.19 dol. from, axe, AND reLaxres lovely " Perla" and the Madonna of the fish. F,reigners are admitted to this charming collection eery day, and nothing can exceed the civility and attention of the officials. Notwithstanding 11. e state of affairs I observed several English here admiring these beautiful works of art. 23rd. There are more movenu•eta of troops than ever to-day in the streets. I observed the Guar dius Civilee being drilled in a place near the Puerta del Sol. They are certainly a very Lue-:coking body of men. I hear this morning that two regiments of the army, sent under the Marquis of Novaliches to put down the insurrection in the south, have gone over to the popular side ; the general opinion is that the rest of the alley would gladly follow their example. Several toe as in the north, as well as in the south, have, I hear, pronounced. The government has taken postession of the telegraphs, and allows no private despatches either to the interior of the kingdom or to foreign parts. The insurrectionists have proclaimed the Duke of Victory—Fapartero—ae their chief ; he is, however, not among them, but quietly needing at his coun try seat. He has ceased to take any part in po litical affairs, and probably is not sufficiently advanced a liberal to please the majority now. It is said that he is too honest a man ever to remain long at the head of affairs in Spain. There are various rumours about the royal family, but I believe there is little doubt that they still re main in San Sebastian. . . .1 . ,I'. A it, AI MN l From Pout Lviiiijka... /m...1p.m • I every Saturday. • . I ‘ tNYLIA, ••; I A . PENANO, I From Soullsaalptort. • . I 4 :,. Mil/ ACONE, oven fortalght -the day ••II I . A, CHINA, IN d r .r. z bein g . • I. lA, JAPAN. .1 -.IIAIIA, lIIIMIsOVRITE I Prom Hootatooipton 1.-.•. t•1.A.H.3118 NI i .NEY, ; soma month-the thy of -..1 NI., Ike., te. I Arrortool • :At. t. In• Ne. MarPrllif• cMy !kindly. bang""wd" ; i 1 art teLlorr art to freight. poroore, sod tasuronoo, apply • C•.I. I .-.II; .. tql.. - rr. I=. belbarsavallartreet. Lawton, or I 1.. r... Fouthomptett. (WWI 011 AIMIRCPI.) THE INSURRECTION IN SPAIN. THE LANCASHIRE LASS, at a quartur to 8. At cello r tame the enthoudeoan surged evaytebso..4 6.3 p and bluets df applause. she weqe( the sucrose of the here Zroisolne."—The Yahoos the ttbd MADRID, Bar. 28, Evinerno. Marshal the Duke de Torre, one of the insur gent generals, is near Cordova, at the head of 10,000 men. General Novelle-Los, who commands the royal forces, has made a slight retrograde movement, but has now received reinforcements. Twenty-five thousand national guards have been organized in Andalusia. The citizens of Bejar have manufactured guns by melting down the church belle, and have re pulsed two assaults made upon the town by the government troops. General Prim left the port of Cadiz on the 21st in an iron-clad frigate, having on board 40 guns, and accompanied by the Zunigossa with troops. It is believed that he has landed near Tarragona. A revolutionary address is circulating all over Spain signed by Generals the Duke de Torre, Prim, Bedoya, Honvilas, Oiballero, and Topele. It demands a provisional government, universal suffrage, and a constituent assembly. Notwithstanding official denials, the revolution is believed to be making progress. The insurgents at Antoquera have shot eight malefactors who had sacked some houses in the, town. TUE LASS, at a quarter 8. -11. "The Owe Illevegbeet wee ellbeltvely and the len otiat=e=teintigt d ke N N it e kt i r . 2 .• th • Den , etehl Mate and VAII'ARAISO LINE.—For .1 l'A NAIR% °ailing at BL Niunire, tubas, lA. fitment .' 1e Janeuo. and Monte Video. 1u mil from . t e• tnely on HU 11A V. Nov. El, the PACIFIC Blown • 1. t u.t•ens'o Nasal Mail paddle moansalup PACIFIC, • 1.0,./.0. a. G. A. KIWI liotaanunder. Fur to.ayr or hvight apply at the tlonepaay's onion. t. Lar, quid; io London, to Messes. N. Uri/atlas, 1.1. t • Poet India.avenue, Loadensball.otreset: In •• 11. , Fro Burro and Modem Quat d'Orleune ; to \l,-fee Bun • and 11Larleer. It. Flare ile la Bourne; am. to Mr. Henn. R. Sutton and in Liaison. to Messrs. .. Ea•lo, and lb. W. J. CONLAN, Secretary. • I " will be followed by the OotapeAre " Panama" on nth January stet THE LANCASHIRE LASH, at a qu ar te r t o 8. "On its ..cone representation wee received with sem treater applause Yen ea the evening at produotion."—lgaily Telegraph. WLANCASHIRE LASS, at a ; ratter to 8. A tang nui may t• predicted for the i.e , and, whoa Loudon Cis eitaia, it wio be ae d read • it as tbe Dalkon Maw& 0 —Daily News. SAMUEL BROTHERS' SPRING SUITS. The oasis, 212, 11., SSA., 411., Ma, 60. the 6., la 6d., lta., Ho. ; the trouarea, Hs., 16., 1121 r ° Le... 4 , 4 1:1% Ws Every ..d kept is steed( Sr unzardia6e we, or amide siesaaset Pantor peat bese.-104ishasi Ileums No. 60, leide ;Wahl& LA.NCBBIIIItIf. LAN S, at a quarter to 8. Altogether, lodging from the Interest of tee Woe, the ',a dheres of the wing, stud the Ow. of the eseuary, to sag svelte of the Wee sad noshtly wrangle' endue de, 'The leawsltlre Lees' WI lona a dune of Weediest fast • pseud se easy draw that hews lately Lies prettied." 1,•.% NI II .I ES PROCEEDING to NEW ZEALAND I I ,1 A ESTE Al IA will find G verhaft adYbatageous to go • t. , 1 ANAIIA , U E, the rodneed An. - laded. oaNn .•.t ao, Crow Cut Ist; eta mimeo, oft haw galling ably& The . I.y h P route i* oaf,. °wry . . and pi and to New 7.e.. 4: Only .4tys„ end so Sydney 111 dam Oto.tanem lawn) 1 . r , „ r „„rt„.l on 211.1 of every month. Pull inform I. • ,1 }MP .11 t ettlee• of Ow Panama. Now Rutland. and Amara. 1 . n Geral 'tail Company. No 41. Moorgnhr*atroet,lomtktn. Ell UjIIIIGRATION to BRAZIL—PASSAGES, itt -A fl each, am now ORLETIO) by the GOVERNMENT of 1 KAY 11. tole non* drairone of availing in that highly fan:tenet 4, al try. land. in bloat , of and 500 soma• eatable f. thiep al.d tt le hr., dine. or agnewltaral parpmea, at One Shilling ar is rt. all* t y,•arv. Smaller lota granted to paraona of .6an ) a tap tornotii.., on favonntble tonne. meth MA the advanottmut of inieriant: a — lm every imaionat .fpir, id.. at .1 the free emotion of a temporary bona. The Met , Tr...amnia strived cut moommend then friends to follow them, the Drive orrtled as beautiful and the garden of health. mre-r.relo have at frequent intervals —Apply to Gomm . MEAN/RN and CHRISTOPHER. Braailian bSnieraUnu Oosa , * over*. 32. Clem-Oa-lane. Lornhard.tront. London. EC. NEW YORK, UP?. 26. Gold.— The transactions of the day wore made at prices ranging between 1421 and 1414 ; the market dosing at 142 bid, or ; lower than yesterday. Exohange—Banken' Bills were quoted 1081, unchanged ; 5-20 Bonds of 1882, 114 ; ditto 1883, 1101 ; 10-40 Bonds, 1041, without change. Illinois rote 1, closing 145 ; Erie remained 561. Cotton higher, 24. Flour, extra State, 8 dole. 10c., unchanged. Havana sugar, standard No. 12, without change, 12. SUIT COMPLETE, 42.. AGRICULTURAL HALL, DiLINOTON, Lime—Hr. CHARLMtI GOFFRIE. FAIRY PA1.M.711 UONGEISTS. RV/04 1 / 1 0, at kauliT. Mr. SOPYRIS las t swab pleasure in staling that She Main. gumboil aetaaa• Mr buns Reeves, will sing at $ oortaiu cumber of vincerts IJelhart, th ea, now moat popular =Dad singer, will =pear inter)• evening. Bognor& Sedia Boalehi will . apear eery I %.111114( ; lie. Vernon Rigby, Mr. George Perrem Mr J. and Maclaine Paley ; Mr. J. M. Wabli, the renowned yiaolaf and lir. Lon, the eelebnited performer ma the cornetdvpsetons . , has been engaged for the whoa., sass= 7 he Orchestra vnll comprise members of the Royal Italian Opera, Her llmieetys Theatre, and the Philharmonic Societies 1 he Military Rands, under the ihnvdion of Hr. Pr&l. Godfrey. 'inductor& Mr. Berieuitt and Mr. Charles Goghs Ile refreshment department under the management of Year. P6044+ soul Vnnel SUIT COMPLETE, 60s. SUIT COMPLETE, 695. SUIT COMItLETE, 755. PARIS, Sapr. 27, Evrzrnvo. PHILADELPHIA, Barr. 26. Petroleum, atandard white, for 1,000 to 2,000 barrels, 33 : TrAVANA, SEPT. 28. Sugar.—Dutch standard No. 12, 71 ; 1 lower. Exchange on London, 131; a decline of L. Freight on sugar to Channel, 421. Just now as I am writing, 11.30, there is in tense excitement in the Puerta del Sol, which is crowded with all classes of people. The bugle round* froia ho Cevernment-house opposite every moment, a large body of guardias havb Inn marched into it, and about twenty officers on horseback in brilliant uniforms galloped out. Ihere must be an outbreak ere long. It is said that Concha feels he cannot repress a pope lar movement, as he dare not trust the troops. From all I can learn, the probabilities are in favour of a peaceful revolution ; that is, that Madrid will "pronounce," and that the authorities will quietly yield to the popular party. 12.45.—The whole force in Madrid—cavalry, infantry, guardias civiles—are now marching across the Puerta del Sol, on the way to the Prado, where they are to be revie ..-ed by General Concha. It is a tine sight in this brilliant sun shine. sun COMPLETE, 81.. SUIT COMPLETE, 89 4. Moon OA - it - seven; oOmmenna at eight, Aandadon. One EU]. Hu; mervect sesta, Is. ed.; orchestra stalls (numbered and re. aorredi, ; seaman tactics, ono flumes; to be obtained at the ball ; Vf News. Keith and Prelim, llteasolde ; and at Mr. Austin's Ticautogto-e. ht. James's Hall. Ptcoadilly. SAMITEL BROTHERS' FROCK-COAT SUITS. The east* Nu. Ns., Via Ns, Oh, 700.; the waistcoats. Is. W. 114., IN., lee., len ; the trousers, 17. id., pee, iv., Nu, eh., he. Every etyle wad use kept ut dock for to wee or Irwin 1111111MITO. Patterns poet true.—flydeotharm now, No. SO, Ludy*** lull AGRICULTURAL HALL-TO-NIGHT. PROURAMILM-1. art I.—Classical Symphony in D minor Levthmen;—Ana, Ab and florae," Signora Soda tlealahl— }Mama& (pianoforte; eu lnala Melodies, Mime Madeline Um:deter° and Aria, • bulls date bell Angdo," Mr. Vero* kiegby—March of the Peking lAtbeliHltomanna, &net fromages Milner salaam Baer," Milne LabLart— Violin obligate. Mr. C. Doyle—" °tenure, " Cheral de lireida." Part It —Misoallaneeue 'Whence'. Wend Dueliem—tion; The Poser et Lure," Mille. Liebharr—Solo, " Whirlwind Fol k. " Levy—Sung, " Pearl Low." —Mr. Vermin RigbY—thaadrille, •I. tie I...reneges " Daybreak."—Condurters, Mr. Benedict .aid Mr. Charles Goths. Cm...furter el the Dante UMW. Mr. Pawl —Akers amen at 7. kiI'EAM from SOUTHAMPTON to NEW OR , I FAEP. rattier at Horan.—The magnidoent 0;700-built • rn *hips of the NORTH GERMAN LLOYD are_appousted to .nutt.ampten for HAVANA and NEW ORLEANS. at MI , 1 - W TORE, 7,000 tons, 700 horeepower, Saturdai, Oet. 17. MEN, Iva , tons, tow liorselnonev. Saturday, Nov. It. .4.1401 arrommadattou for Faseenvere Perm —Pint nona calm., In. Pr tent Wien at moderate loran.— , PE LLIPII 4 GRAVES, PHILLIPPS and 00.. St. • 1...1 no.. I "in.. London, EC. ; or to KELLER, WAL• o sorthannenn. SPAIN. (riox • SIIIT COMPLETE, 69.. MADRID, SEPT. 22. ' .M 1 13A LTIMORE from Southampton.— • ..vrit LY I.INE —The NORTH (M1F.:1131 LlA)YD leill I. r.r/rt-r;era Clyae-built titteamslaio horn South-Imp. s. m '1 1104 mum follow. : 1:I IN. tom, : J,..-horxr power, 0-11 4. rAI T 1 t E tone, 700.1mome power : Nov. 4. Amot on the 4th of eamon .1.00.,d114( month. fi• • • r frritl.t or p.l.Avagr spiny . to PHILTAPPS, . TS and Co., St. Dunvtun 4-bousme. London. h ‘VALLIS. and Co. Soutnamnton. 11.1 N LINE.-THE. LIVERPOOL, NEW . . R. and PHILADELPHIA COMPANY'S MAIL 1 • 1 • 7 .. , aProlot..ll to hail tram Lirerponl for NEW YORK i LI Itn, at Q•1...n.e...rn. 10;:ow*: • : NEW YoRN. W...lneaday, Sept. 31. 1 : Iz 1 •I.E. t. NEW YORK, We4neeklay. 0.. t. 7. z K. rz r NEW YI.RK Hatifstr.Restarday.o • rI. , N. for NEW Y,.RK (Xt. 11. • • • a • I p .wengurs to et. Juhn'e, Newfoundland, to • :net Hahlax. . 11. C. an.l 21 Guinea*. all harm;the wee privi • . I. NI partienlara apply to W. INILAILN •n. • •• • • lJtrrpool -tre: Lendon.bridre. ar to EITES suzd MACEY. 61. Kin( • t, to SWEDEN. from London direct in n'..oirlng a tour of three days in Sweden, and ws • I .• •l• th. w., k unrivalled twin eerew. NIA I, V r ,q.tn,rl LEIGH. raming the meal .upplemen• • •. •. 1,1 le .leeratehed f..r 60MENB1,111; from the k , . Cr, the 3rtl e f 0. - tober, weather perrulttana. and • r..t• satuntay :weather permittune. Panw. £i 3e.: t 1%1 .I,k. El —Aprly at t - HA.PLIN'S Univerval I._• ut•ent t.s. W.: .4. to PHILLIPPS, GRArEi, I ale! Dumtnn'e-Loner, Great Tower.Kreet. KC. • ? TFI:DAM and the RIIINE.—The favourite : . , . • et....,.er BATATIFR, trtalrt W. SMITH. tear,. t• r. 1;:‘kwall. every SUNDAY, at II a.m.. ryturn• • I: , t• e - f.ry Fareo—Aal,n. CI ; fore • . • It. T.., rt,•ket. , fore and • hall The o a•rere irteirn•q• 1:I. l• •Tettehet.l front off the Tower 4,er} TIIURS• ' ear:, Fare. : return Deketa. Cl 24. M t .•• wit ILI tro• for , . a., 0013.47 tun.. bill. For frehrht I.; p.y 01-11II.LIPI S. GRATES. PIIII.LIPPS and C0.,7 V. 5 1 .1 ...hr.., I 14,.• TUWel , Strt•Vt, ; or Chap .l, .iv 01E , FL T -••• rcu•. W lIREMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns ', k. and Ca.renany.—The N-rth G.rman Llnarl'a fr-t... • r w st , amnr Gartnin l• •.! - THURSDAY. 0 r. nartna at Erre/titan . • ; • 17: • a.: . at I 2 .n —Fare. to Brrnno. £2 and £1: • • .rr :, - r! £1 I...—A,n'r CH.XPLIN'S Unin • • ; nr to PHILLIITS. GRAVES, PHIL. I • •• rI St. Dunstan's-Ecru.% Craw/ant, Grert Tower- : COPENII.kGEN find STOCKHOLM. sEwsKr. e‘ptain JAMES u f. r port. fr , rtf..a . .. 11. r in 1 , • J . fa . 9;..haffr , o. S• , ^O'oo'rn, if 4..—F a t ; y 1111.1.114 I; it Avr.: . poll Lf . l ispS I "..4n. I Totrra—troi. EC. or Chug .:,11 . nt4 act, W. 1!4 •11)1,1TAN 1:A I lAVAY.--The EX"I'EN • 7.. !.• L;:./mi•ros •7+a . ' rrtv .I.truc4. I . s.l,Ancon, 0pv.•0.4 • 1;1% •••r:••• r r:roo . tot• t 110-al tt. K. ti•per..t, t.I , Vortry.ll.•ll. - • r •sts•••••is, ta.v trual Lie - : n Ulll 3f YTE. VETON. (;.r,ral Manny.? S PI.OUItES:i ASSURANCE COMPANY um,va . LIFE and MARINE. ivoso share. of f...'. emelt Subscribed. l'ald up. £714.01.1. Encallcd, girO.n.d. • iIie•S—THOMAS WALMEALEY. Esd• H. ceri Dun•eni Fuelor. and Barnard, su, Omaha Hand Office-17. Loadenhall-street. ...terenting Lepartinent--a. rine..ic lane, E.('. • r. aro propared to rewire proposals for lasuraness • a.: rstes at the °Eines as above. JOHN BRAITHWAITE. General Manager. ~ :s LUN and SUBURBAN LAND and IPCILDENO COMPANY (Lbsitedi. Off "..--No I A IreachureitertraW.4. r•-••••••.-4 DEPOSIt IA POUR PIM . INTHREST, .i) • aUcwid ca minta MLI O ail upVarall t leas than OOP roLr certain. JONATHAN TAYLOR. Startnarl. POWER STEAM-ENGINE, 1 K L7T. for FALL chow It vaddng • • •Latu ke —Par farther pazUoa apply L• , Ct. bonsureatirest. Ballaberyageare. M ~. ..Y.—C2O to £BOO ADVANCED imme .• .) on furniture, intbout ressioeul. publicity, at lay owl by ccu.y fierteLmente. No charge at all if As :•. I r.c:u..out, II e cent. (fur £lO O and ove tb. ot LoTATE OFFICES. t, bon 114vesnor« on leases, bin policina, Ito - - I: INVESTMENTS for CAPITAL ...re- ...enrol 10 to f pro mot. pee annum on outlay. -HAW '8 11iVDITMUNT CIACULLA (pod tree). 14eptesotoe Number now toady. 81.1LALHOLUELA !NYE el'UltS. TAUSTEF-9. ti.. eirettlar a rd.. valeabl.-. and rellobte . 11.1. E 1511L/tP and Cu., Itharobroltart. 34, PonArT. lirtdolt iNEA SHERRY, Pale or Golden, 21s. per writ rod debeute. This wise las already a meat t. at. a dilator "rut". PORT. ler •nralldat 24.,e1ee be •• IT r i. 4 .. a geed. wholewtate,_ _a IA aounalklm rid carriage fr ee. by WI T MAN and 1 " 414 432 ' ••rabd. I ,11T SMILER WLNES.—CIood Bordeaux • Its v.'s down. • . keeiterri. k fle. • Beaujolais, 2.4.; Stria Wein In Bookabautels. .Rill Hama B. and Ina. • sparkling Ronk and Mosl* ills; &aka •lasne, Wm and Dia Terms eaoils, anti emakige bs. PRY. .AN and BONS, 431, West Iltraad. INAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, 15% oriel:Mod aid LILDIII WHISKY gained the DUBLIN /E MLLAL—It is pure. mild. mellow, deadens and very Bek! to bottles. Se. bd. Nert, at the retMi honer to • n t. the lamb b the """P'lLoin*rn in en, id wre ' tl:: '. pink label. and cork branded 'Kinehan's LL 1>: YGENATED WATER.--fileeping in London nnir th. ~al in net like eleenias in the beak air of the • •lAiI r.4**.kietcht and meigge nenate dung d 11661:44 sear be obtained `." •• • rind drae or Oarater, fresh bola the rail% or, Loma-Aram, or theoech W era dredialit. la lalaIA • 0, 5 di Nettle& .!' %I:COAL I'IPES.—ALEX. K. PATHILSON .• PATENT cHAnnost, PIPE IA the event/on no , t • hhe pipe *rime protheted. Bole Hosentoor. F. B. DA. • importer, no. min Holborn. London. flarsele, .w) oltasupe. Th public ere motioned &talent pnr _„outiune Near are rillUub. wluew itotne.el. " • ~ r . 310. met" Trade sad export ordere exoeuted won (y ,( ICLE' 1.3 ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, iiiarilielrietreenter I, bo at la 11.2.. b. et, 4. ist.. sad Ilp. _ - - ( KI.E'I4 ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, In BOP the r p et r ie z ma il l In %Gem at lc lit. Id.. en ed.. and Ile. (AMR'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS , In tur tho xi las i gj u l c an for LIVER( /a tow at fa Wis. Ott. SUIT COMPLETE, 73e. SUIT COMPLETE, 80e. SUIT COMPLETE, 93e. SUIT COMPLETE, Ms. SUIT COMPLETE, 115 s. SAMUEL ISROTMERS' BIDING SUITS. The cysts, 33a., 3W., la, foe.. if*, W. ; the traisteemte. M ed., fa. It, Ile., Ira., lie., Me.; the troment, 17e. Id., Yia, 15.., Oa., Yea 3,a. Every sole mut sae k.pt in rack fur immediate hoe, or made to measure. Pattarna poet free. Bydmaham Mow, Se, Ludgate- SUIT COMPLETE, 693. SUIT COMPLETE, 698. SUIT COMPLETE, 80e. SUIT COMPLETE, Otia. SUIT COMPLETE, 975. SUIT COMPLETE, 110.. SSAMUELBROTHERS' BOYS' SUITS.— The jarkete, (Id., it,., 14a, len, lb.; the waistooato, St 6d., ee. 66., 6s. Id., es. ; the trousers, la dd., Ts., ha, Its., fal , 16a. ' Er.-, y style and sine kept in desk for lantediatt or made to aaereere. Patterns pea tres.--4117Isalion Ilse" II Ludgate-6U SUIT COMPLETE, Itie. _ SUIT COMPLETE, 21s. SUIT COMPLETE, 24.. SUIT COMPLETE, 30s. SUIT COMPLETE, 3bs. SI:1T COMPLETE, 435. QAIII;EL BROTHERS' OVERCOATS for ALL eILAeON S. Vv. 2/V., Ch.. 150., 6311. Every sue and vt• le it. sue kto r isna.veaute use. The etuunt-r tiventost at 21.., fr. v.l ash .tik, is a mot ilt-r of value for the money. kvery style Ei ntptly made to meanie. Patterns post Iron N. Ludgate,. • - NEW BOOK on GEN"TLEMEN't4 ATTIRE.- 43 Flint:es the heeds et Si being Portraits of living eelebrt tive' represent the litelnoLable and moot benotning Cleihing for all ages lOW 0P0W1141.. 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PIANOFORTES (Collard, Brosdwood, &c.)— Several media= PIANOS. ineluding two of the 74.41t0re repetitico triehord cottages in elegant walnut and rosewood, i bi Collard snd Collard. and • Went grand cottage in walnut by B wood. all nearly new sad quit* perfect. at =usually low prams A variety of the superior new patent 7.octave oettages of floe and full ton% of the best manufacture, with all the lab improve. coente, at Id guineea. or in very =dont owes at Ii imecutes— the most advantagooto. instruments in England. at MANK CIE/FYITIII3 and Co.. 36, Moonpaeetreet. Bank, Z.O. GRLAT SALE of FURNITURE, Ca rpets , hearth rugs, bate, bedsteads, beddlog, IlDbolder7. damasks, sheetangs, bilge linen, lung cloths, bed Lets, quilts, counterpanes. blankets de., to mete room for extensive alteration" and add/. stun of adjoining premisew—WM. WAINES. ISX to lgg. Neville= butte; Factor= 46 to 45. Prerschtstowt. London. ECON D-11A.ND 1 1 1118 and BURGLAR-PROOF 8•170--Betare purehsainfam s d tor Otelthst Monthly List et hates, by Milner. Karr, Perry and Sons, lleadan. Prios, WhitiloW and every onalnailt 'askew, at about half ths Rios .1 new. • guarantee given with ~ • largo quantity et Taan's poses, from At Ma Apply to GBIPPTIII2„43, Otnnanotroot.lo. COAL.—GEOROB J. COCKERELL and 00. WA stela only (oh u.—l 3, Oornhlll. COALS. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY V simply aired from their Oollarko Oomo—llte beer, NOW de to - WSII.II Eildbrar smoonds, lea Clash co liM.—Ordises U BUZWOODZIACIX. ILLIOAD. W. JOHN OOSNELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH Rams is eiestly superior to say .Tenooth Powder, elm the Teeth • peartllko whihmes• th amel hen dory. lad Import* • pinkie. Mormon r e ibr i brahtb- Pries L. JOHN OOSNELL and Co.'. PATENT TRI CHOBARON, of needy-invented HAIM-BRUM. the mieulles mechanical coostavetion of which aimenspnelice the two operations of cleaning end polishing slainltaneecaely. tater a. lliamos. stmet. late of lf. Throe Xing-wart. Lembardahrest. ARNOLD and SONS' lIIPERCRPTLBLR TH13881121 seiroowledowel to be the Wastes& and west eassfora• able trees Invented. Id/restic Worksop, ilae.-0 aO,, 'Of varicose weakness. IP. • Abdo:Wool Bate, Hallway He Wooers. (kw Artatlaial m t Arms. Hondo Eyes, ate.; and eva7 d.awaisstioo of vargiesi ono e mansfactured by AMMOLD oo d BON 111 awl IS. YAP lisal old, Landon. N.H.—Nrepaions for eareararensent and below forwarded. An ex. partensed female to attend so Wine. DINNEFOED'EI FLUID MAGNI4SIA. The mafiosi prefratioa for thirty lean have approve! of this ram, moiation oi Magurada ma the teed remedy for Madill of the ft...a . th. b yti,yro. Headache. th.ut. aad ladigualLes ; and a. the INA ntld aperimt for &aria* conehtutinn.., _eapeithdly adapt. 4 for lads irk, Chiktrea, aa4 n tot. 'INNS POW/ sad 00.. Cbrisdate,l7ll, NOW liontletreet. Lembo, and of all other oheasisis ti.nowbenrt. thr. 11 4 LECT111101TY is LlVE.—Nrbtare's Remedy ft Men ' attolleable hi the rare of all aerveua ailments, hall. ram o. WWI etamplauda. Orden of Fiord& aleldi mak ti , . by lamas of the Patent liLkal C itIILTY‘ witteb aupply tbe eyattaa with Vital Itltairkity. and withuat twit ..a unuiuntet. GAF brim ahooka. plat.. or trtrea 7511 datalla tree. Call to write. Ilarvey itamokkoa., N. 21, No. 11. Citsylothastattet, ➢Bloon•ben. Loa W. W.C. TO -NIGHT (Monday), GRAND CLASSICAL .M 111 tecELLANEous WM:KRT.—Artistes Yalta Lies hart. blown bona and Mr. Iranian Rigby. Haaularte. Mae Madeline Weller. Curarh Mr. Levy. Condutters, Mr. Bens. Oct /sad Mr. Charles eloarte.—Agriealtural Hall. Walls. Ss. Mae oars. al brate. 2s.id. Adnursdosa Is. M DLLE. LIEIIIIAILT will SING, TO-NIGHT, Itocoanza, " Efoot trorfunte Heiner SAfgen 11.. e," and Le I own. of Lo%e.-1 , 11.161" PALACE OUNCEIUS, AOKI. LTI: lfAl. HALL. lona, upon at Erma. SIIGNORA SOFIA SCALCIII will SING, TO- P- , /bit; lI'L Ana, dub! damn.," at the FAIRY PALACE l'ON(1.1014, AtAtICULTURAL HALL Ca. ; nrervad ats, ks. bd. lakets at 11r. Austin's ricket Paocaddly. Adodabibrl, I. MR. VERNON RIOBY will sing, TO-NIGHT, Recitative and Aria. "Nulls date bell Angilo."— FAIRY PALACE CONCERTS, AGRIL CLT URAL RALE—Doors open at Patel, MR. LEVY, the celebrated Cornet-player, w.ll PERFORM EVERY EVEN IRO at the AORICULTUR AL HALL—Doors open at 'even. Adannoon one eluding. riIHE GRAND DUCHESS.-GREAT SUCCESS. —AGRICULTURAL HALL --Crowded every EMl:ling. lhe w Selection from Off entwch'e immensely auctorial Opera he GRAND DUCHErci will be repeated EACH EVENING. A new dilwriptrve quattnlleo loafed The Fall of Magda.. nompori rd anunged Ly Mr. Charier Gonne and Mr. Pred. tivelfre.), will be produced in a fly drys. THE MESSIAH, FRIDAY next.—AORICUL TURAIAIALL. In consequence of the immense sumo. which att.* taltil the tint performunoe of Ilandes Grand Oratorio 111 E LEeeIAH, by ...trod desire it will be Kt:MATED on IRIDAI EN ENINO next. hid October. Doors open at *even. with lull Orchestra and Chorus, upwards of Wu pertormem Private boxes, 21s. ; ; rusorved no. Adabasion Uric &Ulm,. Tickets at all the Labruries, at the Hall ;ndlcint Intranet , In liarterdatmet, Livirpool•road., end at Mr. Auttizia UnlVlverl Tirket odic... Is. Pioriiially. W. 'ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE. — Three AA , &WAAL Promenade Ownert Bawl el 110. Sqiin at I. Box•oitiee owe ham 11 to 4. AL y R. HOPLEY'S PICTURE of " The RACE for an APPLE." together with the Monochrome " Itke I LICA," ARE NOY: ON V 1 W, on mem:Amain of whirem card, at the Gallery of the Autotype Company, No. 3. Haymarket. TO the ELECTORS of BERWICK-UPON __ TwEET?._ t 4, )41Ltit b,ard tliait Mr. Mitchell does not intend to alter hitOrell agr.o a 4. It Cat:mixt- for your enitragec. 1 rvil. tun to i.oh“t the h0r.0117 of temw titing you in the nest Parhac yoU who ore old enough to have taken part in the 4 1evt,..1.44 urol h.e, hilt recoro - 41 that I our th,t, Dr• I tan mow, wenl i r Ottarheil to (:: , ..e Lilo /al wlneu Late now 14.14 tow .tofavour with toe cointituency of Berwick. 'I he tattle sari tin n for an increure of the ronottni , my'. A 01 titer he Mem, thith we ever hod. d tor ha, ono .• Liken place. e e now to gather the nests of s y, in the shape of ved law., •tonomy in th.• Admito-trotion. oLd. though I put it toot. that which should go Linn. tit Llection. 'I he thr.t lueartireo toot wall the at elation of the note l'orimment me those which relate to itelorious L:quishty, the iticatu.n of Inland, and the iolocotoo. of the People, ten t„, sehjert of the Irish unit. Mr. tiled-.01,e11%. noon to the Illgheot ospirutione of the Libel al party. tin an' cubj. ea • d oducation the 44•11.10D1 4 of the Liberal party, inCluding. and 1 more especially Attitude to, the malminced it, Lion of it, were never in a mord healthy state than they are how. As tbe old renotitueney hue bad the honour of contributing by the voteo of both it. Reprem ntaticeo to the paordig of the Reform Lid. those who are now for the brat time called upon to exercise the franchise should make it their glary Lu wade theca (Libations in • manner which will redound to their own credit widths wel fare of their country. 'fueling that you will choose me 0/0 your instrument fir the atoomphohtuent of these objects, I remain, your obodient faithful servant, JOHN STAPLETON. Hiartiorote•terrece. Ken/4110AM. London. W. VVE.NING MERCURY, ONE HALFPENNY and-eldid Newepaper and Literary 7 °crack, commenced on let Octobiz. Minims every androvon and evenney Price to Ot-WIMMI : remit to. wholmalc. 7sl. per quirt of m copies. UMtie. Bed Lion-court. Ilmadtmet THE EVENING ECHO. This Day. prior One Shilling. TEMPLE BAR for OCTOBER. Content^ :—Kitty. By the Author of "Dr. Jaeob." Crawford 1.11117. to 11.1.-6 is Toms in the Prisons of Nualnad. By a liereliant—A Model Priest—The Broken Mita—Praetical Botouus lon. By John Sheehan. Author of " Tbelneh Whisky Drinker Pepere"—Northumberiaud—Looking Bock. A Petun —lf polum in Idly nem. By Annie Thomae— Octiana" Itarrseeteu —Veers. Claptess X I. to XV. Itichaot Bentley. New Durlingtonstalet. ACCIDENT ON TIIE SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY. On Saturday morning an accident, fortunately unattended with serious consequences, occurred on the needing and litigate branch of the South Eastern Railway to the up train from Reading at 9 60 a.m. The train, which OM salted of nine carriages and a guard's break van at either end, bad proceeded as far as the Wellington College eta tiou, 10 Mika on ite journey, when from some cause at present unexplained the engine broke down and tbo train mime to a staudetill. The carriages were shunted into a siding and another engine telegniphed for from Reading, which arrived some 35 minutes after the break down. On the fresh engine being attached to the train to allow of its removal from the siding three of the carriages left the metals, causing another delay. Scrowjecks were obliged to be procured to replace the carriages on the line, and after an hour and five minutes' detention the train proceeded on its journey. A defect in the points connected with the siding is the cause attributed to the accident. Fortunately the engine was proceeding at a very slow rate, or serious results might have ensued. LIORKO TO DEATH BY A BULLOCIC.—At the London Hospital Mr. J. Humplueys, coroner, held an inquest on Saturday, on the body of James Keefe, aged 80 yea's., who was goreu to death by a bullock. It appeared that the deceased was on Monday last standing at his own door in Peter's-place, Royal Mint-street, when a bullock rushed into the court in a very excited state, caught him on his horns, and tossed him into the air three times. The animal then turned upon the other people in the place, and tossed one or two who were not able to get out of the way. The deceased was fearfully lacerated, sustaining great injuries on the cheat and arms. He was taken to the London Hospital, where ho was attended by Mr. J. Clouteney, the house surgeon. Ilia injuries were, how ever, so great that his recovery was quite hopeless, and be died .on Wednesday last. From the evidence of Mr. W. Martel, butcher, of 3.5, New-street, Commercial-road, it was ascertained that the animal had been brought to his chop iu a cattle conveyance, and was apparently quite tame; but when it was being driven into the pound it became terrified, turned suddenly round, dashed down the street, and was out of eight in a moment. The butcher and several others followed it, but they only neves...led in arnating the .utimil'a prognsse after the fatal illi•Chiti 11111. 4011 P. of "Accidental driith'' *ISM rs tin nod. pricto of Iloniiitto'o 'lrmo are grently c1u...41; their aoll•kbown .ul*nonly hoe attracted a heel al orporioun iirdtritione; therefore notioe fin lie ' Packete are maned "Minimum sod Co., Loudou. Original 'aspec4 re of the Pal. Teo." 24 ourifeetionere solatii in Lynda', 2,700 envision" in Yrio faces.— lieiditrtniestiat.l The acoonnta from Spain continue very conflict ing. The Moniteur makes no mention of Spanish affairs. Official despatchers from Madrid, dated e p.m. ;an evening, announce tnat an engagement between Marshal Serrano and General Novaliches was imminent. General Prim had been badly re ceived by the generals of the insurrectionary union, and had left in a frigate to take independent action. The generals of the union have published I manifesto, and General Prim has likewise issued one of a still more radical character. Alcoy, in the province of Alicante, which had re volted, is said to have been retaken by the govern ment troops. The insurrectionary bands in the province of la Moja and Riberra de Navarre have been dispersed. Madrid, Catalonia, Aragon, Car thagena, and Valencia were reported quiet. Ac cording to the Jour,4t6l des Lrbats, Colonel Mo nones was master of the whole of Navarre and five towns in Aragon. Colonel Rode had 1,000 men at Castelione, and General Novaliches was still at Caroline on the 23th, and had sent a re quiet to General Concha for reinforcements. The Epoque of this evening says that Goneral Pierrad has not left France. The Gavials states that several French volun teers have gone to SF•ain, but adds that their de votion to the cause of the insurgents is uncalled for, as it considers that the revolution will be accomplished without lighting. The same journal alluding to a rumour of an Italian legion for Spain being organised under Menotti Garibaldi, says that such an event would be much to be re grafted, as their presence would embarrass the in surgints instead of assisting them. the Gaulois also announces (under reserve) that General Baldrich bad been arrested at the request of the Spanish consul, while passing through Port Vendre. It further asserts that the Duke de Mont pensier has informed the Emperor Napoleon that Le will never authorise his consort to accept the crown of Spain. BORDEAUX, Se.pr. 27. The Gironde of to-day Teaks of the insurrec tion having broken out in Leon, and further announces (under reserve) that Saragossa has ripen, and that General Count de Choate has been killed. THE PRINCE ROYAL OF BELGIUM. LIEGE, SEPT. W. The Journal de Liege nays : " The 11.112C33 of the Prince Royal has remained stationary during the lust tw•o days. His appetite has returned, and he Las been able to sleep. The doctors find fortu nately that their fears have not ben realized, and that no tubercle has formed on the lungs. Under these circumstances his Royal Highness's recovery is not impossible." THE RIFLE MEETING IN BELGIUM. BRUSSEIS, Sett. 26. The shooting for the prizes for Englishmen only terminated yestezday evening; Sergeant need carrying off the first prize. At noon to-day the English committee pro scnted to the Belgian Committee an address of thanks for the reception accorded to thew. BELGIUM. _ . BR . UBSELB. am:. 27. A duel took place this morning, on Dutch ter ritory, between M. Rochefort and M. Baroche. The latter received three sword cuts, one on the thigh, another in the chest, and a third in the side. M. Rochefort was slightly wounded in the right arm. ITALY. FLORMCB, BIPT. re. The following secret circular has been issued by the law officers of the crown to the magistracy : " The law officers of the crown have informed the undersigned that rumours are afloat of secret enlistments having taken plaoe in various parts of the kingdom for the furtherance of certain mili tary schemes concocted by the ultra-liberal party to disturb public tranquillity, and provoke, if it be possible, fresh disturbances. " Although the government of the 169; is con fident that the good sense of the people will render their attempts futile, it is nevertheless necessary for the authorities to take the most opportune steps and employ all their energies to maintain public peace, now more than ever requisite for the State. " Among the methods for attaining this object, the first is to use all possible vigilance and co operation in discovering everything connected with the above-named enlistments, in order to place the Minister of the Crown in a position to act promptly against these agitators. The undersigned requests you especially to draw his attention with the utmost solicitude to any act of a nature calculated to endanger the safety of the State, either from within or without. In making preliminary inquiries, you will do so with all possible speed, and inform this office with due care of every misdemeanour of that na ture which may come under your cognizance in the district of your jurisdiction. You will place yourself in communication with the military and civil authorities of the kingdom, in order to obtain any proofs of the above-mentioned mktle meanou r. _ oigneu; " TilE PROCURATOR-0 ENEIt 41. MALTA. VALEITA, Sort 26. Iler Majesty's ships the Lord Warden and the Enterprise (ironelads) have arrived hero from Augusta Bay, and are provisioning for speeitil is rvicc. It is supposed they are to proceed to Sraiu for the protection of Bntisli intereit.. THE MALTA AND ALEXANDRIA CABLE. VALETTA. /pr. 27. The Chiltern and Scanderia, attended by her Metjesty's 'ship Endymion and Newport, left lust night to submerge the new Malta and Alex andria cable. Fine weather prevails. Her Ilujesty's ships Enterprise and Lord Warden have been recalled from the Sicilian widens by Vice-Admiral Lord Clarence Paget, and the Euter prise has already left for this port. The bright sky, clear atmosphere; and 000 l breeze seem all to have contributed to make Madrid particularly lively and gay during the whole day. The streets have been crowded with hosts of idlers, pleasure seekers, and men of busi ness ; cabs have been rattling over the rough pavement, and several handsome equipages have mingled with them; the soldiers have been march ing hither and thither certainly, but there has been nothing to indicate that we were living in a city in a state of siege and on the brink of a revo lution. Indeed, I met to-day two English gen tlemen who arrived yesterday from the north of !;pain, and knew nothing whatever about the political state of affairs till I informed them of it. However, all strangers are flocking out of Spain, and 2,000 first-class tickets were sold for France in the course of yesterday and to-day. The whole of Andalucia has " pronounced," as it is called—that is, risen against the present govern ment. Order is, I believe, maintained throughout the districts which have risen, and in no case has there been any bloodshed. Several towns in the north have also risen. Aragon and Catalonia are still kept down by military force, but if they once go over Madrid must speedily fol low their example. Meanwhile the Queen has teen dissuaded from returning to the capital, and remains at San Sebastian. I walked this afternoon through the Prado, which bore anything but a revolutionary aspect. It is a very pleasant and extremely well-kept promenaie. At the furthest end of it the annual fair of Madrid is now being held. Here, on each side of a broad road planted with trees, extend a long line of booths for the sale of every ima ginable article, while here and there penny theatres, peep-shows, swings and merry-go rounds, intervene between them. I never saw agreater amount of rubbish exposed for sale than at this fair—bud pictures, shabby crockery, second hand clothes, play-things, and an enormous quantity of old books seemed to fill the majority of these stalls. The ground before souse of the stalls was literally strewn with books, which also lay inside piled up in large heaps. Some of the tooths contained huge quantities of water melons, oranges, lemons, grapes, and tomatoes, while the margins of the road opposite to them were lined with a series of itinerant vendors, principally of walnuts, toys, worthless trinkets, and cooling drinks. These men were extremely picturesque in their bright red and yellow jackets, gaily coloured handkerchiefs tied round their heads, white stockings, red or purple sashes, and straw sandals. But there is much diversity in their costume, as they come from different provinces of the kingdom ; their cries are shrill, and not very melodious. The fair is indeed a terribly noisy place, and crowded with people of all classes on this fine afternoon. We could scarcely make our way through the throng, the soldiers freely mingled with the crowd, joining in their garnets, and looking on at the different shows. At the end of this broad avenue is the celebrated church of the Atocha, to which the Queen goes every Saturday when she is in Madrid, and always visits on the day she leaves, as well as on that on which she returns to her capital. It is as poor and unsightly a building as nearly all the Madrid churches arc, and never did a city possess such a set of mean, ugly churches as Madrid. Its great attraction, however, is a black image of the Virgin Mary, said to be miraculous, and which her Catholic Majesty specially patronises; to it she attributes her preserva tion from the knife of an assiassin in 18.52, and the hideous image is covered with gor geous silks, studded with pricoless jewels, which are all the Queen's gifts. It is said (as all these black images and pictures are) to have been calved by St. Luke, and is placed high up above the altar, indeed almost out of sight, and sur rounded by a perfect blaze of wax lights. The church is filled with various other very ugly figures of wood and was, besides several hideous life-size crucifixes, on which, in stead of the cloth round the loins which we find in other countries, our Lord wears a long petti coat extending from the waist to the foot, gene rally made of silk, and with a gold fringe. This strange custom is peculiarly Spanish. The quietest, the most delightful, and the best nianugod institu tion in Madrid is El Museo. It is situated in the and contains one of the richest and u,oYt beautiful collections of paintings of %cry school and period in the world. Na fm ally it is particularly rich in the works of Spanish masters ; those of Ribera, Volasquet, and Murillo are marvellous pictures—perfect ,/,fs-diruerr of art. Vi4asquez's portraits, espe cially his equestrian pictures of the royal family of Lis day, are really wonderful--the horses seem to le hut ing out of the ciurvas. Resides thew Spanish wUTkN the gallery possesses some of the finish grins of Italian art, among them Raphaers TEE AT TEMPTED MURDER AT NOTTING BILL Elopes are still entertained of the recovery of Mra. Russell, the lady who was so murderously assaulted yesterday week. She at first refused to believe that her servant had any knowledge of Ler brother's presence in the house, but after asly reviewing the moteeiente of the girl on Sunday night, she now expresses her conviction that the girl must have known something about it. Mrs. Rumen always believed the girl much attached to her and remarkably truthful, and had made her in consequence somewhat of a companion. The girl had gated that she bad no followers, and that she always attended church on Sunday evenings. But this turns out not to be the owe, for not only have letters been found in the girl's I possession that prove her to have had followers, but that she scarcely ever attended church, although she was in the baud, on Sunday evenings, after returning home, of commenting elinn the eloquence of the preacher, and the singing of the choir. Tale, how ever, dose not in any way prove that the girl had any knowledge of her brother's intention to rah her mistreat— on the contrary, the movements of her brother on the Sun day afternoon tend to show that she had not seen him since she had lived with Mrs. Russell before the evening of Sunday. On Sunday afternoon, between four and five 11'.= this fellow, who a short time before had left his , a house in Ileathfeld-street, Notting-hill, met a young woman (to whom h.s brother is engaged), MN she wee leaving her master's house in Porchester-square. Be inked her where she was going; she said she wan going down to his mother's Louse to inquire if she had received a letter hem Fred (the young wonum'ssweet heart, who is attached to a regiment statame l in Canada). He replied, "My mother is out." Later in the evening this fellow was seen at a while-house about lily yards from Mrs. Russell's, having, it is believed, obtained some clue as to where his sister lived. Ile watched her home tom church (or rather from her mother's ious., where she bad nixie her evening, insteaii of at ehureh), and silted her to let him in to have a chat with tier, as tie had not seen her fur such a long time before. 'the cheery set up is that the gill did let him into the kitchen ; that while he was there she heard Ler int.tre-s comaig down stain; and in order to avoid a scukiug, slid secret t her brother in a cupboard under the stairs. when. pots and kettles were kept. After this the mil and her mistress set down to supper, and wa. wade at sapper that they hcata a sots munch 1111--el; to her "something like a dust-shoved having fallen down." Ibry Indii got up, and the servant went first to this identical cupboard, end said, ••There is nothing hire;" and after going over the house together, Mrs. Russell came to the eone:u.iou that the tease was it. the next house After tints the girl opened the garden-doer, as she was in the habit of doing every night, to let the dog out for a run ; and some little time after the dog came in, s, len Mrs. Iles ell, fancying the door was open, said, Su: sly, Mary, you Lave not lett the garden door open ?" The girl at first hesitated, and said " No," and then "Tes," and then went and fastened it. This circumstance still suppo.ta the theory that having having let her brother iu, she thought he could get out unseen if she left the door open. Anyhow there was no alternative but to retire to her bedroom and leave the fellow in the house, thinking, perhaps she would let him out early in the morning. When they had gone to rent it IS 114.1pp0K41 that Seiler possessed himself of the hatchet, the bread-knife, and a small chisel, all of which were in the kitchen, previous to ascending to the dining room, where Mrs. Russell kept her cash-box. But the most remarkable fact is that the desk from which the two 61. notes were abstracted was kept in Mrs. Russell's bed room, with a vase of wax flowers standing on it, but Mrs. Russell cannot say positively whether the desk was in her room when she went to bed, although she was lenitive that the stand of flowers was there. And. again, Mrs. Russell sayashedoes not remember the dog barking at all, which she lo oks upon as very extraordinary, as it is a very ferocious animal, and would not allow a stranger to enter the house. Although the dog was lying at the foot of the bed when her door was opened. it IV 116. by some mean, or )thcr, quietly taken out of the room. fur it was found locked up an a cupboard the next morning. It is also thought that when the girl discovered what her brother had done, she, finding his shoes in the ruplio.od, threw them out of the window, with the view o: &vetting his detection. The position of the shoes one briar some six or seven yards from the other, and the ilistan o of the merest one to the house, show, that they we.e with acme force from the house. MADAME appears that the prisoner was Telly much affected IA the result of the trial. and that she fully expected to receive an acquittal, and had not the slightest expectation that so severe a sentence would be passed upon her. It has transpired since her conviction that in the year 18.54 she appeared as a wituess to prove an alibi for a well-known character named Masco, a lighting man, who was charged with munslsughter, and she was committed to Xi...crate by Lord Chief Mayon Pollock, betoru whom the case was }Awl, for perjury, the evidence given by her in support of the defence of the alibi being palpably false. There were, however, difficulties in the way of establishing that charge, and after the: prisoner had been in Newgate about three weeks she was set at liberty. Thu effect of the sen tence pawed upon the prisoner will be that she will, in the first instance, be removed to Millbank, where she will be employed in picking oakum; and after she has been there about nine mouths she will be remoted to the female con vict prison at Brixton, where ~ h e will remain until the termination of her sentence ; but at the expiration of three years she will be entitled, under the present arrange ments with reference to convicts, to a ticket-of-leuve. It may, perhaps, be as well to state that prisoners who are of the Jewish religion ale not compelled to work on their Sabbath, but in some prisons they are required to p erform some sort of liihour upon the Christian babbu . It is said that the total expense of the two trials will be more than 2,000/. 13az&nuirr.—EPPII's Cocoa. —lnvigorating, tri, and onaltarting. Prrparwl by Jamas lbyps maid Oe.. absslor" Loudon. 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