The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-28 00:00:00

r -1 (wOr#' -r ' r: - NEWSPAPER ,r-..: $..:. ''. 4. „. - -.. . . e • .i * 2"..,• f- • '''- ... :C'' ;41.1 ,. - ! lij il ! . 911 T ' .5.,, X 1/..t , • ipir ' 1 . , 0 .11 - A 1 11'11! - ,f; . .; . t:, • - . , , . t . •,.. ........: . , . . lIL , . ' ' iii' • • .. t... ,;‘) ,T1.1:1T , 4 • 1! ' f ' 1 / 1 ~; •~'• No. 5,686.] STERN MN LIVERPOOL OE QUEENSTOWN TO _ _ NEW YOWL LIVERPO in SiTiIW YORK, and IL'Hinurroanne 41117 ODYFAPY Intasd dor .thdikag tear tell-toovered Cb4small Ina Seam eleamilldps, ,Wmfig &be Maud esuis FROM 1.117.1114.10. NZW TORY. CITY iirrilfilikljaurday — , October n CItY 07 LONDON, Wednesday, November 2. Wedbeaday. November 9 And every Wednesday and every * alternate haturdaY. caw wage by the mall miasmas sailing every Wean= 14it Ind 21 guineas, acoordlng to Abe aoooannodattoo. by the Saturday's stiurses, 12#:dams. Forward purge tectuding all provisions cooked. Passengere foe c a ged; the United States, and M& Onhisallia, boniest 'brought es asey advantageous tams.—Yoe further particulars aginly =mum INMAN, 22, Water-Week Liverpool : et to ZULU emit * A my, a. Wag Willtarnaissult ad. BK7.3lE:N.—Neutral vessel under Russian Asst.—. Dims Route to Hanover, Brunswick, cad CeaWel Ger isegy....thw of the One first chug mew eleasarreADlMt, YOWL, or SCHWALBI will be doopeached Bow Homily every ggelesay morning 'weather gotadigag), at 10 a.m., at lasekvali Pier ter pram's, at 11 asoa.—Pares to Braaeo, L 2 mi g gi , realm Ucketa, All sad 4111 11/a.—..ly at CHAPLIN'S g i t,,, n ei mace Regent-011=y W. ; or to ?BILLUPS, tilltairlA ?to:wpm. and Co.. 11. BerVeues. L.C. rro tl --- ieMARICHOLDZ RS in the LONDON awl sorra WIIITERN RAILWAY COMPANY. Prlnces4udees, feednincs, W.. Mk Aso* UK MT Leal*, lADTM, LID Glarrsamix I have the honour to annalsa my intention of mantling myself at the meeting to be ld is OeMibar went WI a teethe sent at the Board of he Directors of the Londe. and Smith Medoff Railway Company, vacant by the retirement of Wynd ham S. Portal, Esq. I hope that II years mercantile experience as the head of • flotamercial Arm. and the Practical knowledge acquired aa Go vernment Commissioner of Railways, which appointment I held while Colonial Treasurer of New south Wales, may oe considered ea enahltag me to brim to the direction some qualifications which may prove of use. Being entirely master of my own time I shall he enabled to devote a muLcient portion energetically to assist in the manage ment of the extensive affairs of the Company. To those of you •no may be disposed to support my election and not be able to attend the meeting in October, I shall be happy to forward • you for signature. I have the honour to be, My Lords, Ladies. and National. Tone faithful genial, MART &LYSANDER DON/LEMON. ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COILPANT. °faces, t, Old Broadetrset, Leedom, LC. ISSUE or SHOOND MORTGAGII BOND& (OHIO DIVISION.) Payable la Loudon. Aoooeoo &Zara Dee In 10611. Coupons due lit January and tat July. Secured by a registered Mortgage on. the Looms sad all Corpo- rate Rights, 'Mellen* Larib brv lrranehleea Plant and Property of the Ohio Division of the The londs are redeemable at par in New Tart. or Is Loonies et ass ed. per dollar, and are transferable without stamp or en dorsement : Interest coupons are attached to the bond; payable senisnnuilly. at the Consolidated Bata in London, at the lied rase of Se. to He dollar. The bonds will be issued at 06, at which rate bonds of 1,000 dollars will cost Ella Ist., wryly' coupons due January 1, 1606. The coupons represent £l4 per Annan on each bend of 1,000 dollars, or 9y per cent. Interest on price of Issue. The several divisions of the Attune and Great Wester' Rail way have been consolidated under Use government of Junes Robb, Esq., whose reputation as a banker aid railway adminis trator% establlehed in Europe 'swell as In America. Mr. Robb, as President of the Atlantic sad (Meat Western Railway, Nos the direction of the Iris and other lines forming the through route between New York and St. Louis, sou to secure unity of action. . . . . Tie price of line has been axed al et The tenni of issue are as follows : I Pei Weni:Oe 13 - 0134 £ll f 0 per bond of 1,000 dollar& . . 10 per ant an allotment 10 per cent 19th November UI9 0 ~ 15 per rent 19th December M per cent 19th Janusz, 47 6 0 Mei Li ample dee le4 J *mum £l4B 10 Sabecribere have the option of paying the Instalments in ad nom, and will be allowed a discount off per Bert. per ammo on nut prepayment& After allotment, scrip certificates will be lamed to bearer." nee. certificated will be eachanged for bonds to beard on payment of Me final instalment Forms of application may be obtained at the Oceeolldatad Bask . or at the °three of the Company. No. 2, Old Broad-etreet, louden, L.G. or of S F. flattsrthwalte, broker, Se, Vizor sortoootreee. Landoll. SC. !dodos, Oct. 12, Ib6l -TLAZZIC and GREAT WESTERN l RAILWAY. 1:11" I of BECOND moircAiiiimws, payable In Landon. NOTICE IS HUMP ow for, that NO APPLICATION for Pus BONDS will ba SAM VbD AMA the Mat lantaat. By cedar. . . . SO.!, Old Broad-airsat. Oct tl, U THE NORTHERN ASSAM TEA COMPANY Incorporated untie the Companies Let, lilt. Capita 4200,11011, to 10,000 shares of Ale meta ?fret lame 16.000 Shama UM per shat a application . 1a on allotment. /to ail to exceed 101 per share, or to be made at a Ina Interval than three months from a previous can. II le not intended to call up more than Ma. pee share for twelve month. ithere no allotment le mode the typo& money will be returned A Etiolation dividend, payable ball-yearly in July and January. of JO per cent. per annum for three years, is secured to thsrolders, to the retidaction of the Directors. DIRIKTOIII. I. W. W INGRATE, laq., Chanaan (late Ileekearle, Lyon, and 'CO IcuU&, Pereira EMUlsmaili., gm.. Seresosta, Rent. 'I. H. Elm, IN., lutes, North Devoe. sad Ditrooglier„ Aram. E. Merely Elm. Lc..19. Erootatzug Orcavasocemaent. 7. W. %task Ely. Mews. Mitchell and Mainsail, 8. Oust Towel...tree% E.C. Colonel StockbriT. H. Sisarnore, Bengal Artillery, dge. J. H. Young, F a g ., 8.C.8.. Coomdssiour Bengal. ' gentleman 'rill Jan the board as Munglag Director obeli the transfer of the *Motes 1$ completed Currrte AGVlTS—Mestra. Tbotompo. Sims, sad Co. /LAMM The Loucks and County Bank, Lombard-street The Chartered Mermatils Bank of Ind* Loadok and MIAs. fak atta. Soucmss—Yews. Sole, Turners and Hardwick, gg, Alder- B.rdwaa Div Wan. muaburi. • UMW—Mesas. Seymour add Cu. Mi. ruolirlidried - sin•L SIMULTAIT yto US. - Hl. C. H. Fielder. Temporary Odiees-35, Sudden/rosy, Load" IC. ABLIDORD Pit.OIIPICTTS. This Company Is formed for the purchase of twelve valuable Tes btates, situated in Northere Assam, our the south side of the bralunapootra her. at distances varying town two. and-a-balt 0 pper /Milk to ten nines true Dibrooghur, the principal shipping port of The purchase money la flu,' at Llit.ooo, payable £7,000 in oath, and the residue by four annual instalments, commencing in Ja ilsafT, lilde with Interest at Bye per omit The I:radar Ima substantially guaranteed to the Directors • swim= dividend of 10 per cent. on the paid up capital during the test three )ears hut trim the estimates of produce sod ex pense, which have been carefully examined. the Directors are lima's, w antiupathig alter the Brat jam considerably larger &Mends The articles of anociation and contract with Yr. Rion may IA *to u the Akea of the Company. Applkatioas for sham to b. inade on or haws Monday. Oct. 41. 154.4. on which date the hat will be dosed. THE NORTHERN ASSAM TEA COMPANY rurntia ) . NoT1( F — NO APPLICATIO N for SBAIIIB la this Company 14114 EECt..I% EL arras M N DAY. %bend Iron—By order. C U TRIM.. gOCT•tag7 Pre $. 1 . 1 . temiorery otters. Sc. Docklersbarr, Leedom. IC., totb October. 1911 THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS.—Tbis + Amount in be ADVANCED by a private Gentleman. In tams of and upwards. to noblemen. gentlemen. beim to en tWel elt .4b ers on fall pay. de.. with secrecy and de gat. ". Ito it n..tes of band, also on reversions, legacies, sad bit mterests. at 5 per crut.—Apply, by letter ouly, to L. (L. 17, Jenayn.street, At. James' S.W. FIELD'S volebrattd UNITED SERVICE SOAP I.4I:LETS. 41. sod dd. each, 'old by all chandler, and Merl thr , iztanit the kingdom; bat the public shovld ask mei see that the Dame of . 1 . C. sad J. FIRLD es .s , l rm-krt. boa. mot tablet Wholesale and for esportatioa at the Workt UPPER IlA6olf LAMBETH. LONDON'S.. wine* ' 4 ° Mal he obtatoe.l their Pella Medal Peralltse Candles. 14OWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. tlecant, fragrant, and pellucid ell la universally in MP repute for Its unprecedented success during the last silty )rsr. io poolotios the growth, restoring and beautifying Use l4man Fair. It prevents hair from falling off or taming MY. nreu;:thros weak halt cleanses It from scurf and dandrig, and tvliiitaulif soft, pliable, and glossy. In the growth of beani. and mustachios it le unfailing la i l7 011MR .44... ..peratios. For children it Is especially recommended, as the 1..1.4 • beautiful hod of h •lr, while its Intenduc la, the ninv.ry. .4 royalty. and the high esteem in which It fl.vertally held. with numerous testimonials constantly re *, 1 414 ebb a: aiTord the hest and serest proofs of its —lnc.i U.. 75., :Oa tot, equal to 10417 small. and kle. .it to, Hatton-garden, and by chemists and lintim,n ' —Ask I. r Itbielandri Macassar Oil. TONIC BITT E R S. WATERS' OrININE WINN. The mat palatable and wholesome Antos. V 011144 , D00 ; AN EFFICIENT ONIC, 'An taequ a lkd stomachic. and T a gentle allmolant. bold pacers, Italian ehousemen. wine merchants, ore fectioutra and other., at JO& a Bolen. Manufactured by ROBERT WATERS, 2. %trills's-Wm, Cannon West, Landon. Wltoisaale asenta <G Lewis and Cu.. Wfweellim J O ZEAti'l3 COPAHINE ?ALOE, 'noonday 01.1 in the Parts and Loneen Hospital . under the cere of Y . ""Cliterver. AM:4dd, Ll..yd, Pelaod, and Le nos MA at N" a. 1642 effects a cure in an averase et de days in recent ..r elant.te diereses —4o. 6d per hnitle l l 2= at rrenk ls chemist, ea,Haymarket, a5...,1 125, Boulcrart 314mA'. Paris. QTRAND MUSICK HALL.-PROMNNADE CONCIATO EVIZY WINING, with a full Nina of Forty Plutonium encounter—Mr. 1. LIIOBBUIY. VesaUria Wive Wilt, MoH&C Mayer. Inelennientaltria —Violin. nig. Giovanni Adelman: Comet, K. Ahem: Pianoforte. IL Mattel. =t ride Maleety the tiognt Rivas* Ms. ; Maga, la.—Oominenoe IL STRAND MUSICK HALL. Musick at 8 o'clock. °muck at le o'clock. Iron Evaalag the Great vow" at kall-Post 10. THE OXFORD.—The Oxford and Canterbury Hall Company (Litalted).--MASANIILLO sad MARTHA. by Me whale of the Opuratic Company. Li PZIT BLONDIN ; JACILION RAINR9. the Amertaan Muter Unswerth. Rexene W. Randall. /c., with an We available talent. THIS HVINING: SAI:IO2.—LEA and PERRINIT Wollollll9l2lllThi &LIME. nig babies; ;.:Tairtaga 7 . — reerTaa7eiL u eemso6.o l .l THZ ONLY GOOD PAU " b prepared aelely by LTA sad N& The fable Era respeottsilly rasitleadd wabid irorthkes WS& Urea sad should see Uwe LeasagYaniss' awes ars as wrapper, labal. WOK dad WM %TM& uml MDR RAMC dad abobeale aed kr aimed byW Prepriekes, Wormier arm CROSSII aad BLACK: Yews. NAZCLAY mat SON& London, de., to. ..d by grocers and *been sarersodly, VARMOUTH BLOATERS, in Season from 1 Oa 10 sad of Dos., ,100 as. : 1.4100.160.-10rwa= a, T0 reollgol of eml/Isikee, 7110 Z. LUDY, Groat Y MR. J. C. STEVRiiiwill SELL by AUCTION, as his (rtat rooms, as Iteg•Steet. Covent-garden, W.O , 1 4 0420110 W, Oct. 29, at balf-psat 12 preotaely, • very Bee mortseat et BULBS tree itoilsall, sad • few choke Terns mad Salem litiata—Oa view the tae, ot eale, aad cats lOgge. had. HYACINTHS, TULIPS, CROCUS, eta. la callectiona toe tie Greosawasa, Ccmaterstary, sad flower Oarden, 10s. 6c1., 15e., tSa. 40a, 60a, 60a, tad 100 e. each. Orders am to Sa sad upwards esnisas tree. Peet-office orders sO(l ar~ arces. bums sad lleC LOCH, ti KIN, COYINT4AZDIN MARILIT, London, W.C. THE PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for SILVER. The MALL Mara. 111LV1194 introduced more thaa 1.5 years ago by WILLIAM 8 BURTON, abets Waled by the patent proems of Messrs. Sidagton mad Oa, a beyoed an ems parlous Use very test made meet to Merlin .Orr the& sea be employed ma mach. either meta, or orsansamany, as by no paw sib.. test eaa It be distlnguldsed from real silver. • sae metal at, gaaraaiiped of Ant quality for Amish and durability, at follows: Fiddle art Bead 1 Th read or I lUarse 01.11311vvri p aikni. Brunwick,ar 1.1.1;, Patters. Palters. tc. tad. tad. /1 td. tad. 11 Table Nuts. 1 12 2 0 4 10 0 12 Table Spoons ll2 2 0 4 10 0 It Drama lodes ..... 12 Dow& Spoon 1 1 10 12 LS 0 12 I 6 9:g 4 =o, gt. bowls 0 1 012 It 13 6 2 sawn Isar 0 • • 8 9 0 I Gravy Spoon 0 0 I 10 11 0 t Salt Spoor, 6t bawls 0 • 4 4 4 6 1 216699418900•,•Lbw1 • 0 1 2 1 5 I Pair of Sugar To • 0 3 3 4 0 Pair of Ylab Csrven w 1 110 I 10 10 0 1 Butter tulle 0 0 4 I a 6 • 1 Soup lAdbe 0 10 • 12 16 17 4 1 Biggar Mar ...... Told 9lO 12 0 112 9 317 2 edicts to be bad at the mate prices. s eak to c Amp estels the above, and singly a relative somber of halves, cheat Sm., Lt 11e. Tea and coffee sets, dub coven endwise, dubs, cruet end Nem Benne, de., at proportionate, prima. All kinds of repladag dose by the patent proem WILLIAM S. BURTON, GENERAL 11/ANLBRING IBONMONGBIL, by appointment to H. 1.11. the Prince of Wales. sends a CATALOG and post d. lt coalmine wards KO Mmtrations of I limited pai Stock of Meiling S her up her en d =sans Plate, Nickel Silver, and Britannia Metal Bonds, Dish Comm Hot-water Dishes, Stoves, renders, Marble Chinineypiecas„ iltcben Rondos. Lamps. Oseellen, Tee nu's, Ursa. W Kettles, Clocks, Table Cutlery. Beth; Toilet %we hurry, Iron and Bras Digitate* Bedding. Bedroom Cabinet Fend with Lists of Mess, and Pleas of Us Twenty large Show at U, Osfordstreet, W.. 1, lA. 2,3, and a, Menoseetrest ; a, 0. and 6, Perry's place and 1, Newman-yard, London DINA or WAVED JIIPONS, 1811.6 d. each. rwsr =ors 0 14 .• Let our wives sad sod their song wires and devotes to • woman the patent oncitaa."—Puned •• The dress falls to told•"—Morning Post kIiNSFLECT t 'fel CRINOLINES, 12s. 6d. and SO if. lid—•• The pateat anseeetase bipoe b Usht, elegant, sod gr mist the hoops being made of setts perch& This is the crinoline which attracted so oath attention at the Greet lishi Dittos of least'— Court Journal. VIDE E DOWN PETTICOATS. 1.4 Them beautiful petticoats are peculiarly adapted for the carriage, for Invalids, and for ladies who require warmth com bined with lightness. The average weight Is from 20 to IS minors, el Riches long in the train, and four yards round. Prices—ln black silk, Sic ; rich glean, 70s. and Sea—. Mr. Phllpett le learned In the litereuire of the petticoat. - -Le Polka Dbietradoee and curious Pamphlet gratis and tree . Z. MUM% Pansiretum Imam llawilactarer to the (Mart and Royal !sally, CT, PICCADILLY, opposite 81. Jamie Church. CAIITION.—The MOUNT ST. BERNARD CLOT'S—PARIS= and BA *EIS having received Infor mation that a spurious and inferier WWI= of their reglsaared St. Bernard cloth Is being offered for sale. respectfully caution the pablie against the game. and to gate that theirs ie the only bane in 'dodos wars Qs genuine sad original cloth can be men or penitent! —The GREAT SHAWL and CLOAK 12001t11711. 171. 173. HS, sad 179. BAgenidtrellk W. THE ART-JOURNAL for November (prim >d ed.) coalmine IJoe Zograsimp after P. OleWM,' by J. C. Armytage ; Turner's •• Cologae." by A. WUMtere :O. lootans's statue of The Genius of Commerce,' by J. IL BMOC Among the litarmry emaribations ettl be foun d Cresco Painting me applied loth. Demestica of Architecture, by J. B. Atkinson-An Artist at the Seven Crochet of Asia, by T. Allen -Old Rhenish Potted. by P. W. luirholt -Dublin Inter astiosal Eshibillos -Works of Goldsmith =aerated).- Almanac of the Month (illustrated; -Secular of the Middle Are, by Rev. t L Cutts, B.A. (Illustrated,- Cot. Varies of Staffordshire, by !Jewell) it 'mitt (wustratedi -History of Care:More, by T. Wright .111ustrated)-Ne. Promos of Photo. Printing-Dutch Pictures at South Kensington - What rvi h rer Schools of Art done I-Art-Work in. November, by Rev. J. G. Wood-Gatlerta dello Bells Ant &c. Loudon : James S. Virtue, OS, Ivy-isme. SALISBURY SPIRE. —FLORENCE. —The BUILDER. of THIS DAY, prise 4d., by post 6d., aceitahis View sod Plan of Schools for the parish of St. Geor.e the Martyr, Queeauquare—The Tower and Spire of the Unifiers' Chinch of Sabahury—The Steam-boat Plus and the Lindh* stairs In the Thames Mehisainneet -Architecture and Painting— The Floe Arta la connexion with the Church —The lascriptthas at New Grasse, Ireland—Modern Art la Floreneo—Ylew of Parochial Schools, lllitionie Port—Proposed rebuilding of Dul wich CoUege— Shop-shatters— Cisterns sad lady Scotland, Be. Oath : 1, York-street. Covent-garden, and all Hookoellers. NZW NOYLL BY THE AUTHOR OF •• LADY ArDum north Edition read!, THE DOCTOR'S WIPE N —The whole of the Ent edition eras exhausted by soh aetiptlon on the day of publiesticat. A eseond is mow sold off, the third law We. and a fourth edition la Just ready. John YaaweU .ad Co., publishers, 122, Fleet-street. THEO LEIGH. By the Author of " Denis Doane." is no pabliahlas In " ONCE A WLIC." London : Bradbury and Evan; 11. Heavens-stmt. LC. LOVED st LAST ; A New Novel by MARX Lenoa, aatbar Walt for the Rad," In S vols. post era. Mandy ready. London Bradbury and Evian :1. Bourerleurreet, " A RMADALE," • new Novel by Mr. Wilms opuive, .111 he etheetethed ha the November thither of the COIN HILL MAUAZINIL Smith, !]der, sod Co., 46, Cargill/ THE COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Forme and Account Books required under the above Act, also all other kinds of Account hooks, with every Stationery re quisite for Public Companies. the Connhog-house, de., sup =es the best terms. Printing of every description. Certificates &neared and Printed °axial Seals de signed and executed. Ash and Phut 44 Irlestatreet, &C., and Loudon-bridge, &Z. Tan INDVOISIAL Exaramon.—The attendance at this Eadbitige yesterday was upward, of 21.000. A choral pesferosaes was given in the evening by about 1,000 members of the Tonic Sol-fa pupils. OPICRATIVE COACIMAKERS' INDrBTRTAL Exnt- BITION. —A large mintier of employers and operatives of the above credo was last night held at the Northern School ' rooms. Castle-street, Long acre. Ifr. G. N. Homier was appointed chairman, who stated the object' to be attained, and the meeting determined on adopting the scheme after the plan of the Painter Stainers' Company of the City of London, medals and ceetificetre having bees presented to the most skilled uterus is their various bespoke& A list of the technicalities of the trade wee submitted, and from the high art attained by this trade no doubt a most in- targeting collection will be exhibited. A memorial, Damn- °ugly signed by both employee and artisan& was then deter rained oe for presentatine to the Worshipful Company of Coach and Coach Hareem Lases of the City of Landon for thews at their hall, wherein to exhibit this interesting col. litatiO• of the most skilled and beautiful productions of the easel Wad* trade. Several gentlemen addressed the meeting. which was exceedingly well steepled, its objects enthusiastically received. sad from the Nippon rives by the employers we have so doubt of its smogs& The meeting at a late hour closed with a cordial vote of thanks to the 'Minas& LONDONi FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1864. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE: -I 1 . RESIGNATION OF COUNT EZORRERG. vIENNA, OCT. 27. Count Rechberg's resignation WAS 1111004001 d on the Bonne this afternoon ea a positive fact. VIKNNA. Tnuismsr Evicrum Om. 27. The resignation of Count Reehberg his been ac cepted by the Emperor. Count Manske-Poulin has been nominated his successor. Coast Menadorff-Pouilly took the oaths of °Moe to-day as Minister for Foreign Affairs and Om- Mere& VISIT OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON TO THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA. NICE 00r. 27. _ _ _ The Emperor et Russia bas g iven a bouquet to the battalion of Masseurs of the Gaud. Prices Watgeustein proposed • toast in bower 'of .the Emperor of the Preach, and the commander of the troops reciprocated by proposing the health of hie Russian Majesty. The Emperor Napoleon is expected to arrive here at 8 o'clock this evening. General Swum has arrived here, to congratulate the Omar and the Emperor Napoleon in the name of the King of Italy. THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. HANOVER, OCT. 27. The Prince and Princess of Wales have left by special train for Cologne. Their Royal Highnesses were socompauied by the Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia, who had arrived from Beebe. IMPRESS FROM PARIS. (nor 00i owl PARIS. rIII7IIaDAT ETWIG. The Emperor passed last night at Lyons. After dining at the Dijon station he arrived at the Per-. cache station at Lyons at 11 in the evening. He was received by Marshal Oanrobert, who commands the distriet, and M. Henri Ohevreau, the newly appointed prefect of Lyons. Notwithstanding the lateness of the hour and the bad weather, the streets from the railway to the prefecture were thronged by people curious to got a sight of the love reign. Although his Majesty was supposed to travel incognito, it is said by one journal (La Prance) that M. Chevrean invited no less than sixty notabilities of Lyons to meet , him at a midnight supper. This must have been rather a nuisance after so long a journey on a muggy aftersoon. I should not be surprised if the news of this banquet were to be contradicted. The *paperer debt at the Prefecture, formerly the Lyons Hotel de Ville, and left for Nice at 8 this morning. He is expected to arrive at Nice at 7 this evening, and will not see the Emperor of Russia till to-morrow (friday). The town of Nice will give their Majesties a theatrical entertain ment in the evening. On Saturday morning Napoleon 111. is to leave Nice for Toulon, to inspect the squadron. Whether he goes by water, or by rail, will depend on the state of the weather. In any case the Czar will not go with him. The latest arrangements are that Alexander IL will leave Nice on Sunday morning and proceed direct to Kiel, en route for St. Petersburg. The project of the visit of the Emperor of Russia to Compiegne, about which the rumour ran that there were long and difficult negotiations, has, you will perceive, vanished into thin air. As the Emperor Napoleon is to be back at St. Cloud by Monday morning, he must be very active if he does not disappoint the expectation that he would stay at Mar seilles to see the La Joliette port. Nothing more is said on that subject this evening. The Pays, at the fag-end of a telegram from Lyons, makes the announcement that " the departure of the court to Compiegne will take place as soon as the Emperor returns to Paris." This is news, for it has been considered very doubtful whether the court would go to Compiegne at all this year. It would seem as if the decision were only come to at Lyons yesterday. The King of the Belgians arrived at Lyons at 2in the afternoon yesterday, and went on to Valence on the Rhone, where he paned the night. He was to arrive at Nis at 8 this evening, just one hour before the Emperor Napoleon. King Leopold is accompanied only by an aide-de-camp, a physician, and his favourite valet, who never leaves him. One hears nothing more of the visit of Victor Emmanuel to Nice; but at the moment these lines reach you three sovereigns will be in conference there, and although, if nothing comes of the meet ing, it will be said to have been one of mere per sonal courtesy, it would be unsafe to affirm that it may not have important political results. The Wan derer of Vienna gives currency to a rumour that the two Emperors will immediately after their interview convoke the sovereigns of Europe to a congress. That would be • considerable triumph for Napo leon IIL, but Ido not think he will be able to revive his defeated scheme of last year. That he has some design in his head of turning the Nice interview to account is very probable ; but it does not follow that he will succeed. His Majesty has of late cultivated the virtue of resignation to a degree which nobody could have anticipated some years ago. The France has an article in which it seeks to prove that France has no advantage to gain by any alliance whatever ; that she should, above all things, maintain her independent attitude, watch events, and ne pas w her ne pas s'allier. M. de la Gueronnibre's journal evidently thinks it safest to anticipate no result from the imperial meeting of Nice. The Bourse has been heavy, notwithstanding the favourable character of the Bank returns. Rents fell 10c. for cash, and 16c. for account, closing at G4fr. 60c. and OWL Mc. In other securities there is Little change. THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. COPENHAGEN, 00?. rt. The Flyreposten of to-day asserts that'tlie sittings of the Council of State held the day before yesteo, day had • material influence on the speedy cost elusion of peace, and Lieutenant Blohme at ono started for Vienna with despatches to that effect. . It is not known how far the despatch receirei yesterday, and immediately after the arrival iff which • StateConneil was held, will influence the conclusion of peace. DENMARK. OOPENHACHIN, Oar. 27,9 r. i s According to intelligence received here Gen Falkenstein bu declared that all functionaries Jutland will be appointed by him. fadrelandet of to-day says :—" From the is November all the present postal officials in ut land will be dismissed." It is asserted that General Falkenstein will ep tirely prohibit exports and imports by sea from and to Jutland. Rumour are current here that a further delay has occurred in the conclusion of pesos. i'IIRIN, Oar. 27. Contradictory reports are current respite' tins the situation of the insurgents in Venetia. A letter published by the Opinion asserts tkat the band is reduced to a small number, not having found any followers among the people. The Austrian police are acting with increased rigour; arrests continue to be made, and the frontiers are closed to returning emigrants. Private letters assert that numerous bands still exist. About 500 insurgents are said to have taken refuge in the mountains, where they will be able to offer a protracted resistance. The Diritto has been seized for publishing a proclamation of Signor Cairoli, calling upon the people to support the insurrection in Venetia. TURKEY. PARIS. Ocr. 27. The Paris papers publish adviose from Constan tinople to the 19th inst., stating that the financial crisis still continued. Rain had destroyed the cotton crops in the pro►inces. Osman Paella has been appointed Turkish Com missioner for the territory allotted to the Sues Canal Company. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, OCT. 27. Private letters received here from St. Petersburg state that the so-called Constantine party in Polish affairs has been defeated. The introduction of political reforms is only to be expected after • social revolution in Poland has taken place. The Russian government has no confidence either in the white or red Polish party. Rumours were circulated of the resignation of the Minister of Public Instruction. The foreign journey of Baron Stieglitz is believed to have no connexion with financial operations. It is con sidered doubtful whether the Minister of Finance will remain in office. The recruiting which has been ordered is said to be solely to fill up the vacancies caused by a former corresponding discharge of soldiers, and has uo political importance. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, OCT. 27.—AllmINTSANTS.—Midship toes J. G. IL Field and C. E. Howes, to the Aohilles ; E. A. Om to the Aurora. Naval Cadets 3 B. Boctiell, L H. Baylor, E. Hinder, mid B. S. Rolleston, to the Achilles; G. Neville, to the ffyladee ; C. W. Newnan, to the Liffey ; 0. M. Forster, to lar the Be Priam ; C. J. Naylor sad H. T. J. Dorris, to the Reveems. ~Aetis Seosed.elme Assistant Engineers H. H. Gulliver, to the lodes ; E. J. W. Bridle, to the Asia ; J. G. Ellis, to the Indus ; J. G. Goff, to the Fiagard ; B. J. Butler and B. Pearce, to the Cumberland ; W. Nieklin sad W. Ohre, to the Asia; R. J. Wheeler, to the listard for the Vivid; H. G. ll'Quireo sad G. Ball, to the Indus ; J. Hobbs, to the Asia; W. Ostia, to the lode.; T. H. Middleton, to the Cumberland ; G. E. Cooper, to the Flossed for the Widgeon; H. G. Joh oatoo, Sharp..l. W. Seoble, and B. 0. Bourke, to the Indus ; W. J. Pettit, to the Fingsrd ; sod F. Forman, to the Indus. DESPATMI OP TRI BOMBAX MAIM—The Penin sular and Oriental Company's steamship Masa* Captain Antacid, sailed at 3 p.m. yesterday with the mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, Bombay, and Upper Bengal. She took out 110 first and 36 second clam pasesugers, and on freight for Bombay 11 bocci specie, value 7,7601., of which amount is bar silver 2,00 W. ; gold coin, 2,200/. ; and coral, gold thread, watches and jewellery, 3,5601. be. ; also for Alexandria, watches, 3751., and a full cargo of goosed merchandise. TRI►L YOB. MURDER IN IRELAND. William Odell was indicted in the Commission Court on Wednesday, for t►e Isnrder of the bailiff, Richard Fox, at Rathminea, as the 29th of September, by shooting him through the head with a revolver. The prisoner, who was de 4 adad by Mews. Dowse, Q.C., mod White, pleaded "Not Gailty," Berneet Sullivan, who, wan Messrs. W. J. F. Welsh, Q.C., sod C. R. Barry, Q.C.. prosecuted, stated the awe at behalf of the crow., ia s eke: sod able spook infamies t►e Piny that the legal advisees of the grown saw wages in the are to redoes the camas below that of murder. Evideoes wee then gives au the part of the prcesontioa. The Goan was crowded &via( the day.—Dethe Daily Sapras. POISONIIO CAST IN SWITZERLAND. The Court of Anises of Berne commeooed on Moods/ the trial of Dr. Bertusao Demme, • profemarof the U uinnity of Barite, aged 30, oa a charge of hariog oa the 15th F•bratz7 last caused the &alb of M. Trampy, • hanker sod oommistioe meet, by administeriag a strati dose of strychiee wild* attending him as • physician. The widow of the demand was also charged se aa sccomplios is the crime. Thecirotimetesces of the cans, as stated in the indiettneot, are briefly as follows :—Oo the night of the 15th February last, M. Trumpy died at his country seat at Webeni, near Berne. Two days later rumour. reached the Prefect of Berne that the demoted had committed suicide. He therefore at mei applied to the premier, Dr. Demme, who bad attended the deceased io has last illness, to preset a report am to the cause of death. The prisoner at ooce acceded to the demand, and presented • repcet is which he attributed the death to apoplexy. As this statement WaS sot is accordance with 'mown facts, the Public Prosecutor, Os has part, called oaths prissier to draw up a second report, which be did, sad in it attributed the death of M. Trumpy to poisoning by stryobsioe. Two emioest physicians of Betas, Dr.. lCupper and Kninserd, were then empowered by the aathonties to make a poet-roortem examisatios of the body, sod the costente of the intestines having been ana vied, more than tee grains of str) choine were found. The investigation which followed lasted till the beginning of May, and lad to the conclusion that the hypothesis of • suicide was scarcely admissible. But that there ware grave ressoos to suspect that the poison bad bees sandals tered b Dr. Demme, who was alone in &Seedier"' on the din during the night of his death. and that immediately preceding ; this suspicion wao sti °esti:toned by the disco very of facts indicating, it is alleged, the existents of an illicit connexion between the doctor and Madame Trumpy, taboos betrothal had in the interval been publicly eel*. bested is aocontaime with the custom of the country. The result of the inquiry having been communicated to the public prosecutor, oe the 9th May last be ordered the arrest of Dr. DOOM, and Madame Trumpy, and they were commit ted for trial, after examination which rather aggravated thee mitigated the evidence against them. The iodiet. meat, which was drawn up by the Procureur-Giniral, oseelades with stating that Trumpy lived unhappily with his wife, that he was a man of irregular habits and violent temper, and bad caused his wife to keg ono eye by throwing • lamp at her ; it also admits that there are cir ounistasces which favour the hypothesis of • suicide, =Gag which are the pectudary embarrassments of the dammed, who had wall nigh raised himself by • series of unfortunate speculations, and bad even more than opos threatand to kill himself. After the readies of the indictment the court adjourned to the following day. The prisoner Denim* is delerfhed as being about 30 Tears of ape, tall, with a fair completing tad of prepormosiai appearance_ The widow Trumpy is rather short than other wise ; her feature, an delicate, and bar cognisance pleasing. without Wag pretty. Elbe has los the eight of one eye, osier, it ti said, to an act of brutality OR the part of Ur husbaod. ALDININAN SALOMON% M. P., AND E COMM TIARTS.—LimA sight • crowded public meeting of the electors of the harongb of Gresowieh, residiag at DmAford and Hateimm, wee bead at the Dhow, Instftutiou, Week Deptford, to hem se address from AWerman Wo man, ll.P.,oapimatery of Ms views on venous import at public questions ; at the conclusion of which • vote of cow Mance in the hoe. gentlemen woo armeimeosly pnmsL [Stamped, Id. Additional.] SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HOUGHTON MEETING. TNUIaDAY. Rain this steadily falling at en early hour, rendering the streets of Newmarket muddy sad slippery. The usual morning settling, and a sale of blood stook by Nessus. 71thiernall in frost of the rooms, attracted wash • crowd, that locomotion was a matter requriag great perseverance end care if you wished to preserve the widow of a faultless "Sander." The thud was again a heavy one, 11 emote being set for decesirm, but the majority of the mess were very mints At 11.45, the tame of the first rues, the weather estiag appeared . to have settled down into a thorough wet day, and appearances were carried out in the compithest as it did sot ceaseraiaing the whole of the day. The aMesdisce, however, was Large, the WIG of r oam agi and horses ploughing up the heath, and esdsris it "heavy going" for "weedy" bathe, an animal that largely preponderates over useful hones at Newmarket. A sweepstakes over the Naomi course was won by Oseian who defeated his °apothem in the balloweet manse', Lord in Waiting and Weatherbow pulling op so lame in the tours of the race that the jockeys were compelled to dismount and lead them in. The Free Handicap Sweepstakes for 3 yr olds was the only rape in whieh animals of the Grit class contended, those celebrities Pill* de Combines:a, I Mather Richard. Breese and Bumph going to the post ; addtheo Fill* de was coseedithr Wits to the " speedy" Mather Richard it was cemidered good though to lay 5 to Son the Oaks viols* but great roars thee* the se : deubtedly is, it was asking leo math of Mr to give away snob a lump of weight to a horse like Mather Richard, who woo very eerily by a length. The full return of the ma sing below wall sufficiently describe the moss that tack place. SWZEPIMMEIIII of 100 sever each, for 4-yr- olds; oats, Set 10 th ; fillies, Bst 61b. B.C. ( miles 1 furlong IT3 Tads/. (hubs.). Mr. Oreville's Olden, by Volved' Ogee, list 101 b (U. Orlioshaw) 1 Mr. T. Hegel The Resarva Sat 101 b (Hughes) 2 The Lord In Welting and Weetherbow mho rec. Betting : 2to 1 each against Weatherbow end Osaka, 3to 1 aget TM Reserve, 6tol wt Lord in Weiliag. The running was taken up by Lord I. Waiting oath arriving at the Ditch-gep, where The Reserve came to the front, followed by Weatherbow, 011411 D possin Lord in Weiathe, who was pulled up lame, hie jockey dledoantieg as they came same the flat. At the foot of the Mil Oaths parsed Weatherbow, and came up to The Reserve, the two rennin side by side to the ropes, where Oerian quitted Mr. Hughes' bores, and woo in a canter by fifth's Weetharbow pulled up lama on rising the hill, Welt= Mg him in. and Lord in Waiting broke down. SI7IBCIIPTION EIANDICLY PLA72 of 501., for 3-yrokla and upwards. D.I. (2 miles 119 yards). Baron Botha:kind's The 01.nt, by nog Tom— have, yrs. la (11.11ovey) 1 Mr. Parker's Faroe. 4 yrs, 7st 121 b (S. °Henkel.) 2 J. Oriniehaw weighed for Rose, 3 yrs, Mb, mad the number was hoisted on the telegraph board, but no autho rity being gives te the jockey to weigkead the mars not being es the heath. the number wee taken down. Tow were alternately favourites, but 6 to 6 wee finall laid on Faroe, who took up the running with &clear lead fora mile and a half, when The Oiaat, who bad been hard held, came up to her, and quitting her at the entrance of the cords, won is • canter by eight Sem.= liarnec.ar SwgzerrAmo of 10 sover each. for 2.yr-olds and upwards. The withers to be sold for 100 eon. Bretby Stakes Course (6 inflow). (14 subs.) Ms. G. Alegre Bthel. by Bthelberi Lady. 2 m„ Get 71b (31 01 )1 Mr. Claves's [adore, 2 yrs. Sat 41h ayen) 1 Mr. J. Oaboree's Lyra, yn, Tit th _ fl lb 4 207` 3 The following Moo ran :—Bellverne, Overdose. Chico% the Jester, Idle OW, Veribere, Yromeskl, Bluer May. sod honey Bee. Crenshaw weighed for the 611 y, by Reasboroogh out of Pinch (2 yes, 6st 131 k), and the number was hoisted, but takes down be Mr. Whittaker's stating the jockey had re *sired no orders to weigh. Meting : 2 to 1 agat Sister Mary, 4 to 1 aget Verdiere, 5 to 1 agirKildare, 6 to 1 eget Krori, 7 to 1 apt idle Girl, and 10 to 1 mph Ethel. A capital start was effected, the lot keeping is a line for nearly half the dialease, when Ver. diere, Hellions, and Chicot the Jester were beaten. Ethel. Kildare, and Lyra appearing in front, aims es clear of the rest. An interesting race took plies between the trio. A short distanos from the pest Ethel and Kildare geese out, Ethel winning after a brilliant Milk by a heed. Lyra was beaten thug-quarters of a length for mooed plena Sinter Mary was a bed fourth, Kromeski fifth, Honey Bee sixth, Malvern' mid Overdose next, Moot the Jake La. Tb• wiener was &dewed by Mr. Craves. MATCH, 200 sows., h ft. A.F. (1 mile 2 furlongs 73 yards). Lord Glasgow's Slater to The Drake, by !Stockwell, deo by Pyrrha, the That. 3 y' Bst 71b . (W r" 11;4311(WilryilirWasman to ! • yrs, let rm (Et uth6 ) h.. i _ ions) _, Betting :sto 4 on Bradeasseate. Sister to Drake ants ow with a dear lead to the toot of the rise. where Brads, manta came op to be; but Sister to the Drake again makiog the main, woos good rase by a auk. Fess HANDICAP Swat:mums of lb° sou. each, for 3- yr•olds • Eames extra. A.P. (1 mile 7 furlongs 73 yards. (15 saki.) M. John Day's Mader Richard. by Taddington —Energy, 74410 (Non* 1 Mr. Dowses larnpli. Tat bib (Fordhan) Count P. de la Grange's rills de l'Alr (tae nb sit) Sat nb , (Edwarda) Cunbasosa and Breese Betting : 6 as 5 es Fills dm l'Alr, 9 to 2 apt Basalt, 5 to 1 each apt Meaner Richard sod °unbosom. and 101 s 1 apt Broom Nazar Richard, with • slight load. carried on the running for • quarto' of • mile, whom Ville do TAU came to the font. laaragalt. who had berm lying off, came op to Master Rishard ; the Wear, polling herd, mats took the lead oa dew:wading the hill, Brews at this point being hopelassly beanie. Combines," now joined the Muse hoiden, who wars all close together. Beraph us mitering the coeds seeming to have the best of it, bet Morris letting out Master Richard he woo very easily by • length. Baregah, who beat Fill* de l'Alr a head, was sowed. Cambiums was a length is the real of Pill' de FAO, whilst Bream was hates several lengths from Lord Statoford's bores Orriosm. &LUSO PLATII of 50 sows., far all ages ;• the winars to be sold for 100 'ova. ; sell* allowance'. R.M. (1 mile 17 yards). My Martin's inlvertacks, by North lincoln—Venstia, yrs, tet 1110 i 601.) General Anualeidn's Nhorood, 2 pa, fat A- 11l limbos) 1 b Wt. (Carroll Mr. Wears Roulette. 2 yra. tat Mb (fail (Morgan g The following also ran:—Vanessa. The Gay Deceiver. Hurrah. CUM! at Leek, Golden Drop. and Erin go-Dragh. Betting : 4to 1 each apt Gold's Drop and Rriase. Heigh, 5 to 1 apt Cheap of Luck, and 10 to 1 sash apt Roulette sod Hurrah. Silverlacke took up the moving with • clear lead, was never caught, sod woo in • cantor by sax lengths from Nimrood, who was throe-quarters at • length in (root at Roulette, sort to whom was Vsoesta. fins-go Beach was fifth, Gay Deceives sad Chang* of Lock being the last two. The wiser was claimed by Ger& Aogerstein. and Mr. Groot *kilned Nimrood. SwairerrAcze* of 50 sows. each, for 2-yr-old colts sad fillies. Ab.M. 17 furlongs 212 Yard!). (19 suhs.) Ram Rothectillits 11117. by /UM TOlMOU'affa, art 71b _ W _ ---- (ells) 1 Duke of BeaaforCe Kadin, 84 18Ib (Fordham) 2 Count Batinany's Tesculanum, Mt 10lb (Castanet) II Criminate also mai. Betting : 100 to 30 oe Koenig, who wade the running to the bushes, were the Giraffe lily took it up, and woo splendid rase hy a head, the other two beaten off. F 122 HANDICAP HWKIMSTANIS of 24 eons. each ; 10ft ; for 3-yr-olds and newaide ; wines"' extra. D.M. (7 (me ioses 210 yard.). (9 mho.) Mr. Payne. OLlvia, by Teddington—OUtipa, 1 yrs, 84 7lb (J. Ofinl4l4l•, 1 Mr. 8. riellitieoes Dr. Syntax. yrs, 7st 41b ( foam s 2 Mr. Brayley's Pearl Diver, 4 yrs, lit Mb (Morris) I The foUosilng also na : —Blue Mantle. Principal. Cansocatte. Folios. and Corsica. Betting : 5 to l apt Pearl Diver, 5 to 1 apt Blue Mantle, 6 to 1 each apt Olivia, Cornice, and Caen:melte, 7 to 1 apt PriacipaL Polies ma away with a clear lead to the dip, where Blum Masai*, Olivia, Dr. Syntax, and Pearl Diver appeared in the frost, the four beiog well together to the ends. Blue Meath) for a moment looked formidable, but ow Olivia cballgegieg he "eat it* immediately, and waa pared by Dr. Syntax and Pearl Diver. Tbe Darter, how ever. could not get up to Olivia, who wow a good race by • neck, four lengths separating wood and third, Blue Mantle a bed fourth, Police fifth, Cant nett* sixth, and Priscipal laat. _ _ _ HANDICAP SVIIIIPSTAItB of. 15 eon. each, 10 ft, for 3-yr olds sad upwards. T.Y.C. (Five furloup 140 par&.) (12 labs.) Mr. Bomb Corp fits/, by Lasialnitar —Onalins. 3 yrs. 341 lib A. Woodhouse, 1 Mr. Bowes Old Ovrtme Old, 4 yrs, 74 101 b: (LneteC Mr. yi,.o..Cravris Alsosol, 4 yrs, 714 . 1" . „ (Morris) . _ following also ran : Columba, iwlllfbt, mid ............ Betting : 9to 4 (at first swan) scat Coup d'Etat, 3to 1 apt Alma, 6 to 1 eget Old Oruro Girl, 7to 1 each east Otalumba and Twilight, sad Bto 1 yet Suntreemide. The maim was takes up by Old Orsage Girlosext to whom was Coup d'Etat sod Alma& close up. They run thus to eights a short distance of the °hair. when Coup d'Etat came out end won is a meter by • length, two lengths impending wood sad third. The others were beaten of, Sumunkreide being last. SWILPSTAKIS of 10 PM each, for 2 and 3-yr-olds ; ellise allowed 21b. ' • the winner to be sold for 80 sons. T. Y.C. (5 furlongs, 140 nerds) (7 sobs.) Mr. T. Cosolly's Wild Thyme, by rands:ago—Mountain Flower. 3 yrs, Eat 10lb , rwriltwal. 1 Mr. Marine's Lady Caroline. $ yrs. Bst 10Ib Gr inthaw, g Mr. Hubris Juneaton, I yrs. Ist , Leates , 3 The follow lag also raa:—/fastaroseds I. Goveraor, asailast, and Foxholes. . . Bettina : 6 to 4 apt wad Thyme. 5 to 1 each apt Gower. sae and Foxholes, dto 1 apt Smatis•l. Governor mad See. that cams away with • alight lead, dandy followed by Wild Thyme, Juneau., sod lady Carobs" to the cords, when Gomm, and Sestina dropped sway bastes. Wild Thyme took • slight had, which abe maim:used, winoing • good ram by three warts of • length ; • leegtb batwing mooed red third. Mr. Greville claimed Wild Thyme, and Mr. Thail•moa Foxholes. [TWOPENCE ewe mermois of 10 sows. each, for 2-yrwids • edit% est 1131 b ; mist rib ; the wiener to be; sold for 40 sova. it damonded. T.Y.O. (5 furlongs 140 yards.) (8 sobs.) Bann du Mr draGodaoarobsra.by Laroboarn—lqßaater (11. Taylor) 1 Captain Ilsedmirs Trio( (Edwards) I Yr. /141CBr a (Fordbam) . sad AUG do lashisout also raft. Betlioe : sto 2 apt Fanny, 100 to 30 such VA Mind. T.l amid Gedinmshain, and 10 to 1 apt ?Me do Rep meat edmersham made all the ruining and woo by • length ; three qoaraars of a length between nomad and third ; • bad fourth. Fills du Regiment bolted oat of the coarse after the start. MATCH : 1001., h ft. Last five futiocige of Criterion (3:s Blau*, of Ilsoltap' Attraction, 3 yrs. tut 1211 Lord Bateman' s Moslem ll yrs, Tat 14Th LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. Fisimy, Nov. 11. Tss Livsssoof. Aiming Coy (Hoodie:lip) of 200 son., added to aSw of 25 ems. mob, 13 ft, and 3 only (to the fund) if by noon on Tuesday, Nov. 1, to Mains. Weatherby, of Loudon, oily. One mile &Rd • half ; starting cygnets the Sables. (98 subs.) If the highest weight sweeties be Tiede, Set 12th it will be raised to that, and the Gahm in poeportioa. Ate et lb Age et lb Athenians Stoeldnger 6 7 Adventism fait Lonceilre . .. 4 1 Nucleus t= lass .... 6 owls 6 Physkian CM& Yen Abe .... 6 Harcourt Aurelian 6 1 Rae $ 4 leitliesid ZuT b bs i n • 1 •Plarset ..... Aar 5 Costa Usealas 1 iseslisnone 6 1 Sweet Willie 6 5 4 s TM plat a Reserve 6 3 The Principal My Mary 5 TM Maroc $ I The Plover Ling of Gusla 4 Odlue Loiterer Oarlsbcook 6 'Trig Merry Hart Inner 3.tham 6 14c1. Leonora 5 e by Daniel 011egolia Melees iefrp 4 —Sightlyer's dain 3 0 Clessesear P Revolver 4 Mahon** 3 0 7'btkarefoes 4 Welbeek 3 0 i serS 4 gates of Ofilid .... 1 0 The Cloys 3 Valiant Turn of Leak .. ... 6 Claxton Brick Adams 4 Berbedoes 1 10 Change Birch B loom $ Bell Desesto paw airaway s s:is Harvesttos Apt Kameda 3 3 lk 7 filans 5 7 Donne Camas Charming Moses .. 4 1 Toul•Toot Marcos 6 1 Pixie Accident 4 13 Retsiser it & 7 Rts Excellancy 4 11 Jeannette Monstais Plower .. 4 Petite Obese Tattoo 6 1 c by Oronewor— =7* 6 °Ube einem 3 0 7 liustansan' T sDanghter 6 4 Armo * urs ker Roger 3 not • 6 gild Brewer iptoe Thome marked Ana (I, having been entered without the knowledge at their owners, will be struck out at the time P' bed, online @pokily ordered to remain in. DRAMA. HAYILARKET. The revival of The Stranger at the Haymarket Thrive lest night, with Mlle. Beatrice is the character of Mrs. Bailer, Yea experiment In which the measement has clearly given way to the wishes of the actrsea. Yens Beatrice is usidasseod to have a great fumy fee the part She and it beim aa endasat esaaseve, when she took the tint praidicid steps towards obtaining an appearances on the hagfish stage, sad she seises the earliest oppartanity of re. pneenting it pablisay. Her reformisms last night showed that she had deeply studied the character, and bad sot mis calculated her power to do it junk*. She displayed more warmth and passim thee in her emboduneut of Madead eli. De Bede Isla, sad got a proportmostely Inner held of her sadism*. Her Native fe.101110•Mi sad delicacy d coupled with her appaarame, were of inmeenee rnimMo lam is the early portion of the play, sad is lie strongest scam dm reached • degree of tragic flros which, it not ovsnrhehniag. was effective. She closed the fourth act with as objectionable hack-fall, Dot she was called on at the sod of the third and fifth sets foe far more webby acting. The applause throughout the performer.e was warm and discriminating. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, OCT. 27. In a congregation holden this morning the nomi. nation teak place al the following X.A.'s by the Vice- ClllllOllllOl to the Alto of yobbo examiners in the oohed of methsmetios via : —lf egos. J. S. Smith, Raid Col less ; Charles J. Fsalkeer University College: sad David Thomas, Calamity Collar:. L s °agnostics hoiden is the afternoon Mr. J. S. Fletcher, of Christ Chateb, sad Kr. R. S. Hasse, of Wad. ham Oollam were allowed to be examixed in the eisesigal school. in beam oat eactaisod ia tb. mishednle el the autho rised ism. COUNT OP COMMON COUNCIL. Yesterday afternoon, afternoon, a Court of Common Conn ell woo bold at the Council Monitor, Guildhall ; tbo Wit lion. tit. Loon linToa in tbo chair. OICSIZAL CIABUIALDL • report was brought up tram the City Leeds Corarattee f payment of the eapeasea„ moieties to M. 9a. 5d., to. upon the preetiotatioe of the boeorary freak= al the City, mad wee uaraduacivaly agreed to. CITY MUNCIES. Os • report being brought up frees the Ocal. Corm sad Fineace Committee, "on the referees* of the 20th last. rsoommeodieg that the sum of 17,6231., required ter the worn, ke., at the City cif London Lunatic Asylum, be provided oat of this City's *ask,' Mr. Deputy Boil asked the court to agree with the motion. Many persons appeared to think that the City of London was in a state of laselavecy, but be was very t= to inform them that their Gamow were Dever a• condition with regard to all legitimate espeasss. They had plenty of matey for all proper Papooses. At the peewit time they had a Waste of 35,7664, which was tally sefh• Meet to defray all legitimate espaliers ; but they were like • private individual who had a good Maims, bet who oveer• nut that income ; and he would tell the court that they had beam guilty of several estramigeoess lately. Mr. RICHARDSON believed the corporation ROM was is bettor condition them it was at the pew t time. Ultimately the report was to. SOOTZWARL BRIDGE. Mr. THOMAS &WWI mowed "that it be referred to the Bridge Howie Estates Committee to take the neoweary steps for the introdustioe of a bill into parliament dories the seat seelea, to empower the corporation to wastes Southwark-bridge, with authority to coofer with her Majerty's government and the Metropolitan Board of Works thorium." In bromic' forward this motioe, Hr. Bodkin mid it bad been decoded to throw open Southwark. bridge for a short time free of toll, seed be apprehended that they would be able to purchase it altogether so so that it ooald be thrown opee to the public pernmeently, as it woe quite certain that after it bad once bete open free public opinion would them allow at to be closed again. (Hear. bear.) With regard to the corporation buying it altogether out of their own fonds, he thought that the Metropolitan Board of Works sad the govercomut ought to be applied to to sasist them. He therefix• moved his =Aloe, that the Metropolitan Board of Works should be conferred with. Mr. PHILLIP* seconded the motion. Mr. Plot= thought they ought not to ask for entopid. eery powers from parliament, as be thought it could be bettor settled between themselves. — After a few words from Lr. Iri ;AVIS sad Mr. LaWIMY, Mr. Deputy Jonna mid he thought if the bridge true bought at all, the corporation ought to boy it in foto, ea if the Metropolitan Board had any hand to paying for it, then would always be squabbles as to precedence. He hoped that Mr. Rodkin would withdraw bin motion. Attic some further disavowal, Mr. Rodkis wood to withdraw bin mottos. - The ;formes of the 20th het., roooinmeodall the wooer required for the °peeing of Southwark. be pro. aided from the Cat's reek, spot loss to the bowie Estates Fund, wee speed to. MR. Ronal:rex, M.P.—Paragraph, emanating from the provistial press have recently appeared in the Lon. doe papers, giving alarming accounts of the state of health of the boa. member for ilhelbsed. It will be satilmelory to Mr. Itosbasir's friends to bear that the hoc. and broad gentleman was osi the Old Bailey beach yesterday, sod ast oat with exemplary patience the proose'llep °gamma lams' trial. He looked remarkably well, sod se Marty ea am he doss while 'Min through abeg cad wearisome debate ow , the find eat below the gangway, oa the opposition side of I the Home al Ceannom. r I