The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-12 00:00:00

f L 2 .PP • c...-,,„ 0 0 ' ECaY 11l rt%% '7T 1268. r ( - • t 5. , . LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12, 1868. ONE PENNY. , i N I' It I. A N D It 0 U T D. , lby ittwn with INPI A. _ _ _CHINA, JAVAN, !1 i N no FAINTT. from SOITTHAMPTON bad ~1 1 - • .„ •.• • • %11 and ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION , • 1. 1 .....mtplif sod native tom and Mien., by •: AVEN. ) , k 11:. /YONLIfAY, } From floothamptob rrery Rata...lay. . ‘ %• , -I.IA. o VENANO. 1 Pros Postltampfon. SIN ti APORN, ovary fort:Lariat— th e dry . 4 , CHTNA, of dop.trturr boil* , , .0 I. JAPAN, Sattinlay. , .., ‘, • 1 lA. DI ELBOrRNE ) Prom s,..tb.mpton 1 • •Rors PYDNEY, ; otter m 111 , nth—the ,tovy of • ..,.1•1 , . Re— Ito. 1 departurebnasesibr.l67 . ~ . , •.. :eat* Ilanwillow . rn7 OundAy . . • —l,-,larm of to froutht, purer • and S t.. MOO , ;•ny .. Odoes. GI. Lorbaball4t.reet.. Los , or •. . ,o,ltllmlapton QUEEN'S THEATRE, Long-sore. WArtkoss-14. W. H. LurroN. THE LANCASHIRE LASS, by H. J. BMA Near "'"rn leigh—Bousan's Hate. Vende& Minn : Winaates Love—Toe Stolen Letter. Robert Tleitbern's Office : A Party by the Neer of Johnson. Hr. Danville's Drawled:rum : Repentanse—Reverse. Stri it in Las wpsd : Road to tbe River. The Pier at Roconunt. The Mersey. The EWA Boat: Desrair—Deutli—Aixdord of unter—Feraleisb Parin—lll.fivf Cletits—Vnespooted Return. The fork-up : Devetton—Eseare—Stlppri7 Dick. Australia: The Durk tiosid—Retribution—The Happy House, and ,True•beartial leinesehire Law Preceded EACH EVENING at 7. by TOMILINS THE THOU BADOTIt. MACMILLAN and Co.'e PUBLICATIONS. This abr. t vol. s,o, SPEECHES of JOHN BRIOHT, M.P., on various Qurriform of Pubno Mira Pribl vs = loots.. With Portrait, eapaved by from • DWI woo and Poe. !WE BARTRQU4KE6 IN SOUTH AMERICA. Additional intelligence from the scenes of the late earthquake has been received. It is stated that in Quito the stench arising from the unburied bodies was horrible. Pillaging was going on in Arica and Arequipa, Peru. The artillery battalion at Arica were at enmity with the people, who had amused than of robbery. The stores of the United Stale steamer Wateree 'were being dhaributed to the needy is Arita. Shocks had been felt as late as August 29. It is stated that some people were still being dug out of the ruins alive. In Ecuador alone it is now stated the bet of killed amounts to 40,000. In Peru the dead were yet hidden under the ruins of homes in many iastsmes• and a stench infested the air which it wee thought would produce a pestilence. A band of robbers were roaming through the ruins robbing every one who bad anything left. Amending of the leading citizens of San PrlliniaCO was held on the 28th of September to devise means to aid the suffering people from the late earthquake, and a committee had been appointed to Collect fends. MUSIC. ---- CRYSTAL PALACE. ME. BEI (1131"t3 SPEECHES. Tie "11411 7 News" says:—" The blioation al Nrkebt's speeches is • peittlesi as well as • amt. wit! shwa deserve to be studied as an to ps,u The programme of Saturday's concert (the second of the present series) was se follows: r 07Xa 0...P7 M I " (Din : Die eesemesee lievem Snot" Mower Heger. Arley 11 Tesoro ) Violin Belo, Fantasia as rem " ounc.— = gt. Arts, "Des L'Entssee" Somest) Amber. Preis& to the Mb Ad "Wag Mashed " liarer, Maki at Lams" Dr. Aare. Overture, " lay Ines" Mendebessm. According to the prospects' of the NM" each week's programme "will oontein one work new to the Crystal Palace audience." Of the Overture by Herr Volkniann. produced, for the first time in this country, at the open ing concert on Saturday week, we spoke in our nodes of that event, and have now to record the bet perform. anoe of three Dovelike at the canoed of Saterdny Lit—node perhaps of very special isWortanoe, bat one (the march) poseeming an interest as being an =trait from the latcst opera of a composer who is the subject of such opposite opinions among the critics of the day. Next Saturday's concert will include the great finale, and "Ave Maria" from Mendslasohn'a =finished opera, Lenity; together with a hitherto unheard "Vintagers' Moto'" belonging to the IMO work—an exquisite little give, news ene einitsl to owe by in resinipabbentka. THE LANCASHIRE LASS, at s quarter to S. 111.1•1 parsons lave whammed tie performance. Queen's !tenon Oct, hi. MR: BRIGHT'S SPEECHES. Thl.. -- AA Nestbah be Mita M&litra • 1 •• •61, a o,llWia practical than the fi = Wair enrieh b r " opeechre rest ; they contain pampa thst for AIWA padre. It gi i i, x zs i t it oza w aril lk .. will tweapare with the •MEN.—Dirret Route to Hanover, Brune i v and (Mutual Glawany.—The Nava German , •• : ocrcw *teenier ADLER. Otptain K U !M i ka?: • . mstebed THrIBIDAY,OCt. 1 , . calling at Blackwell, ••••rinittntor, as It nowt —Fano to Bremen. CI and 0 • 0 and 0 CIiAPLINII Untevreal h, t , wrist," W. :_ to PS. PHIL. • .1 00.. kt. llognellan'abonee, CteenlanA Great Tower. ;-• C. \‘ St 11 'TR WALES GOVERNMENT LOAN . • het in FIVE I'ER CENT. DEBENTURES. • .... by Vionial Parliament wader the Aot 311rictoria. th.- Completion of Railways *Reedy minetionmi and • • • •••• C y the Consolidated 'ermine. of the Colon. N id. ilmtlwohild and Sons mad the Bank of New &loth . • .t• for the New South Walm Government. have been • :.r, initiate the Paid Loan of be Merged in Debentures of 11,000. L'.llo. and 1100 urtesest at I pm mat., to oesseace from the. Ist • - •,. nut the coupons of the raid Loan are payable on . • ..-•oaty and lot July in mob year. at the Wine of the Vrt.tP in London. . 1., au aof be redeemed by a Making fund of 2 per cent at par. the km dmwing to take place in . • at the olkee of the Banking manta in London. and in the manner opt forth la the debentuns. • 7. :I •. on the cancelled Bonds will alto be eniplored in the • . f the Debentunm ! the Act. with the Debentormand Coupons. can be teen of New South Walea. -• the teem amend will be reorived at the office of the . • N. a South Wale*, No. fN. Old Broadstreet, on Tuesday, .•uy .4 October instant. till 1 o'clock. where and when opened in the pretence of the Agent. for the Govern . • • these who have mat offers for the Mill Debentures 141runt:es will be allotted to t he_loghest bidders. provided . •0 • offered are net below the minimum price fixed. which • tlaced ea the table in a sealed envelope ',tritium to the • of the Tenders. but it will only be opened if the whole baa not toss tendered for at and above the minimum. • :••:• at • price Melt:sling a traction of a shilling other than •, . • will not be preferentially accepted. and should the maw . - • Tenders exceed the amount of the Debentures to be allotted rota distribution will be made. of the INN:Mures will be required aa follows : I 5 per cent en application. lu nth January, 140. le .. lot February 10 Mardi and the . Ist April I synont in full can be made on any of the days the instalment'. •o • me due. under direount at the Bank of gaud rate for the •••••• Imam. nos will be representid by Scrip to Bearer, which will be schanged for the Debenture* when the instalmenta are paid ), ems of Tender ran lc el , tained at Messrs. N. M. Eutlumbild end Sons. and the Rank of New South Wahs. 1.4.11101. 12th Ootols-r. 114 s. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE.—Open Nightly at 7.30. Thies Ballets. Baud w Q. Cowart and varieties la IMMENSE SUCCESS of MDLLE. PITTREI, the celebrated Dearease, from tho Grand Opma, Pad% and IA WooM. Illesa. Mane. Pitteri. who la nightly ratalted with tlie mot turnattamtm and enthuaiaatko emplanwa hr heel reared as Premise Darmeum for the Alhambra for a limited another of pee formanem only. Pot *Alm opew from 11 to 4. MR. BRIGHT'S SPEECHES. The " eatardeg Review ^ ya:—" Witkoat ateeption they are models of door amid IRaaa~r• elatelaena as& salllte the tra ult nige a al a g rt Vpa r :di=s l . 7 his occasional ase of sweat yinaina and, Ell, the anew. td rigour of hie prove that Yr. BriAt has a warred the ressuri",:rialea=tearee," FrliE NEW ELECTRIC ORGAN, daily at a Quarter to 3 and quarter to IL Orpanint. Neer Pchalkembesh. Professor Pepped, New Lecture on thoillast " Groat Bohr Eclipse." New Lecture. by J. L. Kies. Fag.. on the Grand Ybesoroena of Nature. including Earthquakes and Vokanowi. All the Enter. I . Ma as usual, at the ROYAL POLYTECHNIC.—OpeI Irmo 12 to I and 7to le. Adinisaion to the whole. This day firths. 111‘, SIR WALTER ItiILERAFII LIFE ; 'with his Letters, c o w And sollesSed. Basel mon soataispointry &ow sesta By VOW lAD ZDIf With portrait easysved by Jeans. This d 0,7 crows Ivo, 100. Od. RECOLLECTIONS of OXFOB.B. By G. V. COX, M.A., We Esquire Bodo' sad Coroner in She Manov oily of Oxford. GIBRA LT.da AND THE SPANISH RE VOL UTI ON. DAN GERS OF THE COMING SEASON. The expression of professional anticipations with maid to the evil elects upon the general hearth that would certainly result front any redden change to cold weather ought to swag every individual agalnet a tourriet , The system him bad to contend with a monmer of itripreeedethed length and of extreme beat—tropical characteristics which base colleted the dirp attention of all nwn. To be prepared when the severity of atincepleric a:tress,* renders iv err pneaution ne ereW7 and not to wait till the omen tution feels the shock of the Peet cla nls the only wise conies. Ihe phikeopher teaches us that Protrathmthas is the thief of time ;" and all re esonere will admit that prormatination is the thief of health MK,. under venom. obrumetancen none of which are mere decanietive then the Dialect to order winter clothing before the winter arrives w itLoleglebig for the Nagai nature of truthful observations. the is reittuUy invited to visit the warehothe of Morgan SAMUEL FROT... , ' 8. Merchant Tailors. fa, LUDGATZ-HLI.I. CLOTHING FOR ALL SEASONS. To meet the demands of an immense connection. suitable fabrics an entered he great variety at an early gabs to aware • uled outtt of the newest !sluice for each 6011•0111. I Suits, 420. to r lie.. in stork for immediate use, or made to ineasere.—SAMUEL BROTRERs. to. Ludgate-bilL A LAI• s dly. arogra. H ISTORIC Wl'l ll 6 NS. READINGS Ron Um bunt Antborlnal on ENGLISH sa4 EUROPEAN HISTORY. Saleatod and amazed b 7 LIE Sairam. and O. M. Tomos. The Gibraltar Chron " ick say. r :—" Z The tonstle r end eari4 .4lNa ge inea liali=at bs ji bibrli ti = 6- 4111P tinily to Spud& lovas. Gibraltar itself has been in doenced, and to the dinet advan of this COMlllecial Warmth of the place. The removes of the aseressos and other customs duties at the lines and elsewhere has tempted thousands to Sock hither from all the neighbour ing towas to make purchase.. During the last week the day permits to enter the garrison have reached in number an av of three and four thoueared daily. Every available • • and every available cpiadvalml &Prow to lave been premed into the service of investing in and removing stock in trade. The most eager demand has been for piths goods and tobacco. Naturall have gone up ; nevertheless, within the ten days no less than 9,0001. worth of tobacco has been disposed of. As to calicoes and &intros, a rag is left Along the road to the Spanish line= along the beach, the scene day after day continues ani mated. Loa, strings of pack animals, heavily laden, pass out, and sonsidtmes the roadway is so thronged that Irak is impeded. With all this, the demeanour of the vast crowds of aliens that enter the garrison has been excellent. In no instance has • case of misoonduct been reported ; nor has any offender appeared at the police court. 'ltisan in wind that blows nobody good,' and if the revolution means ruin to many who are in high places in Spain, it has decidedly benefited the trade of this Rock." AGRICULTURAL HALL. The promenade concerti now taking place here continue to attract large audiences, sufficiently numerous indeed to show a good attendance e►en in the net space of this enormous bedding. Since our last notice various classical as well as non-classical selections have been given, the performances including the slaver solo playing of those accomplished pianists Mdlle. Madelise Schiller and Mdlie. Skiers. On Friday week the Messiah was given with the same solo singers, and in other respects as at the previous performance of the oratorio already noticed by us. Our great tenor, Mr. Sims Reeves, has twice appeared, and sung some of those popular ballads of the Minn Dibdin school and the milder Bishop style which he gives with such an admirable combination of declamatory power and pathetic expres sion. On Friday last Mendelmohn's Bijjah was given, with a band and chorus numbering nearly 500 performers—the This ds,y, _crown Om Ss. QTUDIES in , E.1..Y FRENCH POETRY. 1 , .. 7 By Wsvria 111. Christ's Oslksis, Gabriel's. 174 s 4ay Ils. ed., 1111BCONSCIENCE. , Lectures on Casuistry, 4elivered at Osaibrilepe. By the Roy. F. D. Mitoues, Pro fessor of Moral Philosophy. Pries ls. iscatkly MACMILLAN'S MAGAZINE. No. us, toff oquaini, (maligns: i. MR. EDWIN HATCH on '• A FREE ANGLICAN CHURCH." CLOTHING FOR IMMEDIATE USE. The beet styles in every sire are kept wady for Immediate use. An immense trade allows so great a number of dare to be kept that any there may depend apo! l a ta refal and prefect sit at every price from na. to llka the suit tikiL lia, Ludeate.hdl. - 2. MlBB YONGE'S "CHAPLET of PEARLS," erstissed. VLOTHING MADE TO MEASURE_Tbe -I Mood wientitle men that money will command are employed to earry oat the fashion of the day with the most frrarefol effect that experienced art MO atetauplirts. Beautiful fabric* are sup plied from 42e. to Me the mut —SAMUEL BROTHERS, SO. 3. MR. HARRY MOYER on " THE FOOD OP THY PIOPLI" 4. MR, EDWIN ARNOLD'S TRANSLATION AX.I.• Sim THLOCRITUI " TIMI orciarrArtorc“ principal soprano and contralto solo; by Madame Ruder,- dorff and Mdlle. Drasdil ; the subordinate passages by Madame Sidney Smith and Wile. Marie Bondi—the tenor solos by Mr. Vernon Rigby ; and the all-important music of the prophet by Mr. Orlando Christian, a gentle man whose voice is worthy of a greater degree of cultiva tion than seems as yet to have been bestowed on it. The performance was conducted by Mr. Benedict. 8. ME. HELM' " REALMAH," oontinued. SERIOUS CHARGE OF SHOOTING. 6. " OUR HEAVY GUNS." 7. ►r HE ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN'S SON TT+,N A BROTHER AND NOTES WHO DIKD THE NAME ANEW/ELK Aug.W. NW" TOW, or itl[PE - 6. Tc N H Rathn fold and Som. and the Bank of New :math Wales. London. rtl. 0.. c.-- hen by tender for f— Iletwiititree of the nth Wee, Goo, rnment, according to the mu:ward natio.- of ;! i•_•;!1 'extant. on which —endear the required depodt of i• :eriak, to i•ay for e‘ery fl•,. in DebentureN . • ! • ; • The' %al:3:i ~ t ary h••••,.ne•ant that may be allotted • .rd 5,. pay the tmlance in conformity with the Urine of the Name Addn•er 'O 4. 4:14: Ims. CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. a 1 • r011..1 rincl.-r 6 said 7 IVEliarn IV., cap n. a. the " Coney. • • 11,0,:ong TI. Sovenn.mth Tear.-4t• .• • - I made on shares to enabl•• members to par-beer or • , iea• real or leasehold estete. Prover • • • rda.atory cf the mode of obtaining building Of other • • ,•••• r the ty'• rule. and r..gulatione: the scale of • • 1. Inu on scale. of three. tire. seven, or ten jean, or • • .a 1 arningeno nt. will be sent free of charge. The So. • • - interest for investors rest at Ave py cent. per an. • ...lat.-. and four err cent. par annum for the deposit -• •• • ht. the priril. t••• of withdrawal being extended within • •• • . • 1.•14. A oempleted shart costs £lO 11s. od. • ••. • • L r.• 10,1.41. in the City or at the Weet-end. •. • .: d u Int en u. the ohm.- or ES posit Drpart.mento. sums ran . . •.• - the :-..hetv•s credit at the London and Weetminaser •.- n.; Ilia :or Urffr‘ Herries, Farquhar. and • 16 St. Ja•nees•strevt. S.W.: the invelit.in. rommu • .1..• he 1. tier t.• the S. cretaey the amount sopaid in, when the . • ill le v td stamp for Its. 6d.. which is the int monthly payment, • p • tin !ter. th• nano. of the Secretary. will secure the • •tt -y nt the f new members ha the Society's . • 1 . . re , MP shady no mists will forward 10s. AL for a new 71•tid share HATILES LEWIS GEL"NEISEN. Seesegary. • • r. 3.1. N • rt• lk•-tn••••. strind. W.O THE UNITED LAND COMPANY (Limited). Ine,ernrea. I unit, r the Cou.prunce Act lent and ISM t, wine w.U. the •• i• :.••yrvutly• hand 7...civi1.. curdled under are: Wm. IV.. cap. 31 se the Conaoreative 8... liathlise Pe Tl.. .f*titnit Lind rornyanc Limited barks, ennto into porno. • nof tt.• r....rty•n•••.l the s•••uye tate,. will now SELL • ....I E}:1101.1) m sari•ln• onuntice on a elmilar ey • • :La, purrt-hun• moy yith• r p..y up the it of the land in •.. • r •..n. , r tuft delmeit in monthly or •.• r at thy rre.4- e f Pe. per month for every VA worth • ‘ind. end bna••••• are open 1.. r .ale nn the knowing imitates - ttisr. 1:... IL' W•• 11, 11••µ,-rity. Di•ol,Tivickyn •• Ind loloworth v i and 11.04.,ampton. Colchester, Ipswich. rtn ad. 1..1.1.1, NI.:Y•Lrn Loth and Weet Malvern, Oxford, • • .ter. HYrYt-r••. N• rthomptim. Liryrpnol • New Ferry.. tit.. • ••• .1 Cyruwal: : Wight Yaridnim, . S...,uthampton. Wey • T•••,.• MonYhnetYr Prcrtwieh Newark-on • • Forreteste Wee: Horn . Upham Junction, Hnlloway. ere. • rnited Lund reran , Liznit..4 rine. it: incorporation •l :.:chased istahr f• r idiot:neat at We•t-laill. Putney-hsath. and Sh•-••rt•-ii. • • r nctlllea Of the United Land Company. empharatoty of the 7.r...tment tbd-ntua and -1 4.03 mg l&nol or bott , e*, II no to. fonrardod r.n appliyation the CHARLES LEWIS GRL'NEISEN, secretary. • " • • •••••• .N•rfolk-otr•-•4. strand. W.C. oNDON and RITBURBAN LAND and BrILDE 4 7O COMPANY (Limaitadl. Offlore—No. 107 a. Fetv-hurehatreet, !* rt.v-ire.tt on DEPOSIT at POUR PER COTT. MEREST. r ebort notice. I ER CENT. allowed on ease of AIN sal aowerio V for not leo that one swat certain. JONATHAN TATUM. Osenotery. • \' F.l; Y —ln the BATTER of the LONDON QUAYS A i :LIP) Usk: cOMPANY.-On the River Thames and •.1 ,ming the entrance to the West India Docks. I .1. , 7•1t;•;. bANIEL SMITH, SON, & OAKLEY ...,t e• ed instructions from the liquidator to • • : A L E . by AUCTION. at the Auction Mart. • ....yart close to the Bank of England. on • !.AY. October t22AI V l u preefselv. fn Owe Lot, ONE ,-• unwrtat - BABY and SHIP. • PROPERTIES on the l t 'hate'. known as Lima : • ry..ri. Inmate at the upper end of Dimehouse-rtach, entrance to the West India Docks, with a frontage of 332 feet It is bounded on the booth tit'• -t India Docks Company's land, with RAM . on the trod by Emmett-street .from whict • , . with a frontage of co mfit.; sad on the n or th ..--street, to efhich it has a frontage of 1130 ft.• and an arts of 111.238 square feet, or la. 2r. slid "P.. the occupation of Messrs. Young. Son, and Magnar. • .•. MilVlll4oll for building warehouses. On the . . " kr.. two dlrelllllph , N.P.P. one cottage. warehouses. sheds. • • .• mr.ge of wept+, with mould loft over Mit. by net. to. with the exception of the warehouse, bM. in band. so • • ession may be bad on completion of the p urch ase. From sigs destruction of riverside property, caused 1,- •'••r, of the Thames Embankmenta. w • ir e • -rf and very much snufht atec, sag when the situation • • of this ;wowed? in Otinaidered its bar' value r°44 ••••4 —PEEDeUIar% with ypLlaaa and conditions of sale, may Of Jalftts Myer. Ile . the U n uidator. 3, Coleman - • • - ••il , r , PN, Moorgateotreet, P. H. IWENOON. EN.I.• •• C. 1.40,01ett-11111•NEHA, W.C. ; Messrs. Roy and Curt . ' dors. 4. Lothbury EC.: and of Merge*. DANIEL and 'war. land 'yenta sad surveyors. 10,Waterloo. P4...f10e:1, S. Vl'. WANTED, a substantial person with a good connection, to set asUANAGER of DEPOT at • following places:-14=e0L Manchester, Leeds, Hull, 1“ 4, T3 11 .YAM w, _for the SALE of the I i lOUS COCOA tirittALTIOREES and CATTLE. • ron appointed will be renwired to make an *Aran , * for wsods estimated to his fare OS receipt of the awn., • ' rst wholesale rate. Very liberal and safe terms. full parti • • whe h may be had of JOSEPH LIVESEY, Manager of ' •ItTli NEJVISH CATTLE FOO D COMPANY, L .ndou Bo h opma t e street Without.C. I‘I"NEY*—E2O to fBOO ADVANCED imsne aWsly ea fundturo, without removal, pubbeity, u, low • li&y be repaid by easy isietaluseute. No &arse at all if do. -nal Taws, iswlusive, 11 per costlier LlOO sod over, — Apply • rhonally at the ENTATZ OflrlC=. I, llouthasaptou nod, Aileatiora en leases. life policies. b. DIVIDENDS 10 to 20 PER CENT. The Oftnber Number now ready. • • .'HARP'S INVESTMENT CIRCVLAR volt free. • 0- mine an the beet.parms and West hiseatmenta the day. • 0 . TALI STS, SHAREHOLDERS. TRUSTEES. r.I the abort Circular a nate, valliabla, and reliable guide. ' . ILLS SHARP and Co.. Sharebrukrini.32,Poultrl. 'Toulon. ,‘( COUNTS.—To TRADESMEN and Others. — - k•pt, Balargeahoeta prepared, and every devocriptiou ••..;tent • le,rk undertaken, by contract or °theme,— ' •, —re. MAY sod MAY, Aoeutuntaaati and Valuers. 27, • • •.k. • 'l' 4 ) PERSONS in DIFFICULTIES.—If you "11 1 "w i tpttaYd"4.1'm ilu i rk `uk n : • , 11A • • pr.parold.—z., Winlbrrolt, E.C. IMPERCEPTIBLE "lA-1) and SONS' • test and most contort- A ;:, ,„. ozleilged ud. to be the beb ßolt;KL.B.alwam,*(x.c.. rer Muth: Steel/my, " t n . ", ‘ ,..,, k ;,„ a o .. Abdominal Hand., Err. an d • • Artificial fir Arum ,. Awi t oLD rlll6('aP irbrld Lo ndon. - end H, V. oat 0,0,0 terwam.i. An ei• for mtaaurnri ! , ./nal• to attend as ladlee . . _ r i . oNsI:3IPTIVk.IS.—A grateful father is • •.1 ol.•libis by turd, In,. of clump- to all who Irish It. • iptaor, by which his &milder wan tentomd to • •. o h•de ontlmierl consumption, after having been • so, 1 , 14 1 .1'11Mb and dromairod of by her father, a well , • •• • ..0 who Lap, how ,ficcontinuod practice. Sent to • .e/. '• •.f.tan,r, prc.pay prc. Address 0. P. • '0 , 04.30. 2 KI/,/f4ltrftet, floverdrimrecni London. IPLECTRICITY — is LlFE.—Nature's Remedy oldhowl applushhi to the sure et all nervous athmeets. 11. D r 1, 64 o.o.planith A.-presume of sphite. Siddturs,_ . rat.nt LiSpTkic arms. " OP IY ‘ m "" Ira/.7/$7 VAU.I Ll.ertn.tr, and at lashes seekettlase. writes. Fun delude tree. Cell or write.—• nur,. " / "`" , *e.heo.. No. 11, Uhartotheetreet. 21001116 . 7 . 1 44.445. w CLOTHING ILLUSTRATED.—The new Book on fientlemen'e Attire has forty-there Igurea the heads of thirty-ree.n being portrait', ntrteert are of Y..ultrt Prince' from Mar to etzterti year* of age, two clerical. and twenty-two T 111.14. of relebrititic in cennection with music and the datum. By the aid of this took trentli men and their POOP can be murmured. and mewl- • perfont &wad graceful At. The back, price crr a it ro t qq fr e. deducted from • purrhaoc n. —semr BR VL(YTHING at READY MONEY PRICES. ` l .l A mare". SYSTEM of buying with and sidling for READY MONEY enalitea Meson. SAMUEL BROTHERS to give to the public that Feat amount of value which luia celebrated tßrir bowr toe twentr-threp "van , pace.— u. Larlaste-MIL OVERCOATS ut SAMUEL BROTHERS'. NWel, ltionabfr, Perfectlon in tit. 01 Motet Melton Cloths. 1. - 1111 Velvet Collor, All Sizes in Stock, Al.. to Order. Price OVERCOATS at SAMUEL BROTHERS'. ni ya k. Perreettea itt. 0/ Gold Blended Nara is ia Cosatiar bi tth Velvet Collura All Also to Order. Prime Pa OVERCOATS at SAMUEL BROTHERS'. _no, Novel, Fashionable, Perfection in Pit. Warn Witnt Clothe, with Velvet fjo All Wail in Mock, Also to tinier. Prins ON kjiCOAIS at SAM 12 EL DEMI:LEH& . Pit**l FembioaaitteA Poi. eta.° is 1.. Of all lht Newert Fabric*. with Velvet Callan. All sues is tlwct. Limo to Older. Prom OVERCOATS at SAMUEL BROTHERS'. Navel, Farhionabl.. Wrier.lien in Fit. id Highest Clara /Alan., with Velvet Callus. All tines in stock. Also to Order. /fire OVERCOATS at SAMUEL BROTHERS'. 14w1, Fashionable, Perfection m Of itilh.r.i Cloth. Quilted Linings. Vellet 1.2,11ur5. All dive in dtock. Also to Order. Price O. 'DEAL FI7E-SEAL WAISTCOATS, 255. to -111,1 63c—flaring purehased during the past summer etery &ni mble parcel cd lisalskina offered below winter matte. Meows. BIUYTIILES ha re a magonicent stock at extremely adeentsecour pric«. —RYTIENIVAY-1101.78E. M. Ludgate-Mil. IMITATION BEAL WAIBTOOATS, 10s. 6d. wawa. BRonrEns. se. tedistwhill, - _ _ ___ READ THE SYSTEM SAMUEL BROTHLIV3 -Ittt conduct their business n xi. in the Illtutrated Price List described above, under the heal of " Clothing Illustrated!' The tinn has been established twentrehroe years on the principle of the chargsagasing theup lo on west e art=sitde for ready money, and marking In plain Agana from which no (lonians' is Mauna ils. LTTXSATE-HILL. 'FYIE:EY, TAILOR, IM. , 1* Pleart i aW r Mark-ise4 rri GIAMMXNTIL Moderate Cliezrea ('ILTINE.e. SHERRY, Pale or Golden, 21e. per •...A dozen, or lee. ed. per gallon, imported direct from Jerez-de. la-Prontera. A sound, full-tilled, aerriomible wine, tree from on natural spirit or acidity. One dozen forearded.oeming• tree, on receipt of remittance, by the Importers, P sad BONB, al. Welt dtrand. I ILD PORT, 24.. per dozen, or 12s. per gallon, ' l .-• imported direct 6poeto !fiandeman's shin _Wet An ex cellent, rich, full-bodied wine, especially reommeWod for fungi& requiriug • genuine and nutritious wine. One doom forwarded, bee, on receipt of remittence_,__bp the Wiiarteril. e M• i' V and BONB. West &raw& W.O. KINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN ELHIBITION, IBIL TOL °debated old nun" WHISKY 'shed the DUBLIN PRIZE111:1)A1.—It. puny taw. maw. 6.04% owl vele7 Bold in bonnie, as ed. each. at the teem bows is the agents in the whaled teem la Fend' ea st Great Wiadeadlaireet, Lena" W.—Obeeree the esliskplak held. and cork Weeded l sLL Whisky.. fIXTCHINATKD WATER.—Sleeping in London a_Jr dudes the ~ea not i es t the *we atz eotmley t bee reiteshlog sad saga way be roadele Z en t Pei. trail bees the LA &LVOV T . tr u raaan or tires" Off 11Walle OWN Kediltkabe P'PIANOFORTES (Collard, Broadwood, BGC.) JL &vers! excellent PIANOS, Including two of the 7-ocWre irstion trichord cottages an elegant walnut and rosewood, by cordand Collard , and a patent grandcottagein walnut by Broad. wood, ell nearly new and quite perfect, at unusually low pnces. • variety of the euperlur new pate nt 7-octave cottages of tine and full tone, of the beet menu! , with all the latest improve manta, at 10 guineas, or in very elegant eases at 26 milneae the most advantageous instruments In England, at FRANK GRIFFITHS and Co., 3d, Moorgateetreet, Bank. KO. SECOND-HAND FIRE and BURGLAR-PROOF sAFEA--Beforif yarehaal i z am d for IMAM& Monthly ILA et Safes, by Milner, Barr, Ford iuul Sono, Madan. {ea, Whitfield, and every eminent maker, at lar g e aboutquantity half thebrierf of new . A g uarantee ff ivim with mob. • of ann'a Wes, has 1.2 NM Apply to ORIFFITHA.43, Coanmfteet,Ko. COLL.—GEORGE J. COMERELL and CO. Beat coals only Caah 154.-13. Oornhill. - - COALS. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY inm Ti &red from their &Aeries at OW Oroes.—The beet, pealware to End CH , at M 21e. a 0 t z d l kit vere a t r a C W l o. eh el e. —Ordere !ABIALOAD. W. JOHN OOSNELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH V..ta P s= wtr= a rk Tei ssaorrias 4mr ea r Z:al warts pkaidairtrograneo tho breath. Priam Is. OL JOHN OOSNELL and Co. ' s PATENT TRl caosaitox, or useolyhorostod KLIWIIaIIOII.ths pariahs& assatiaaloal ossastruotioa of which areessondiso tb. t.. • ekODADS and pollehth. disalt=e 4 4:6 l l it. °l = Amt. lato of Throe KhbOrourt. nINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA. Th. wawa profession for thirty_ years hare soprootd of this pus soiaaos of ussassis as ths ban I ' olll 4 Pe ..A•Mity of the Nosrni Wartburg, moissaa Ont. loolassist; sad as ths best sal asariori he moats soarnsusas„....sion kriads.., Madam sad Ishata—DINIIINFOND= Cl▪ homislo Illarerbdoseti lAIWOOti roll Of ail Other b. 1101110FESSOR FA% cErr on " WHAT CAN RR DORIC FOR THE AGRICULTURAL. LA BOURERS 1," 9. 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THE GOLDEN TUNA/XilY SERIES disputes, if It does not bear my, the palm d.zesliesos awes works Is which the taste ad the publisher, artater. elatioasr. silfra.sr. sad Nader is loieib ImareWsd to Nye additional vase la toes Wt. dustless el wr [tra London News. Upwards of MAP yaw's bare beim sea Xatodlk• and Ow. UNA.. The Brentford magistrates wore occupied for a considerable time on Saturday in investigating a singular case, in which Mr. Philip Lugard, a retired surgeon, residing at Defiance-cottage, Hounslow, was charged with tiring a gun at Miss Ell en Wiesner, • young lady living at 3, Hayden-villas, Hounslow (next door to the accused's house), with intent to do her grievous bodily harm. From the evidence tendered by !Ins Owner, it appeared that on Friday afternoon, abut half-past three &dock, whilst the and another young lady, Miss Lucy Coles, of 10, Malcolm-villas, Hounslow, were playing to gether in the garden adjoining the defendant's, several stones were hurled over the wall, one of which struck the complainant, from ,the direction of Mr. Lugard's house, and that Mr. Lugard made use of abusive language towards Miss Susaanah Scotney, another young lady also staying at 3, Hayden-villas. The females then retired indoors for awhile. Half an hour afterwards, however, Miss Garner and Mias Coles again went into the garden for a walk, when they observed Mr. Lugard peeping through the Venetian Wanda of one of his upper windows; he then drew up the blinds, threw open the lower half of the window, pointed a gun at the young ladies, and fired ; after which he closed the window, and lot down the blinds. Immediately after the gun was fired Miss Owner felt that she was wounded on the right temple, and she bled profusely, and fainted ; and her young companion, with the help of Miss Sootney (who heard the report of tire-arena, and on looking out saw that Miss Gamier was shot)), assisted her into the house, and sent for Dr. Whiarsh, who extracted from the wound several shots. The evidence of Mies Sootney went to show that Mr. Lugard had on several occasions threa tened to shoot bur, and that she felt herself In fear of baying sonic grievous bodily harm done to her. Mr. Lugard, in cross-examining the witnesses, tried to show that he had been systematically annoyed by the young ladies and their companions, who had called him a " nasty, wicked old man," and other irritating appella tions: but they all denied having ever vexed or called him harsh names, or having thrown stones into his garden. Mr. Lugard, however, asserted that he had been for a long time subjected to the annoyances of which he had complained, and said he had been so greatly provoked that he could stand it no longer, and accordingly de termined to frighten the young ladies. The mother of the young lady who was shot told the bench that Mr. Lugard had, on the contrary, annoyed and frightened her daughter and her playmates for some time past, and she now appealed to the magistrates for protection. Dr. Cooper, one of the justices, examined Miss Gasmer's wound, and said it was a merciful and remarkable thing that her eye had not been shot out. Mr. Glossop, the chairman of the bench, addressing the accused, said this was a very serious charge. So far as the evidence went, which Mr. Lugard had itfit itt all rebutted or disproved, it was clear that he tired the gun by which Miss Gassner had been wounded, and by which she might have lost her eyesight, and even her life. The magis trates did not wish to take Mr. Lugard by surprise. but would give him an opportunity of considering his line of defence, hut they must remand him in order to obtain the evidence of Dr. Whitmanh, They must, however, send Mr. Lugard to the House of Detention. and they con sidered that they should not be doing their duty if they admitted him to bail. Under the circumstances, which had assumed a very serious complexion, they could net allow him to go at large. Bail was consequently refused ; and Mr. Lugard, who appeared greatly surprised at this decision, was accordingly taken away in the custody of P police-officer. BRUTAL MURDER lx MUM A brutal murder was committed on the South downs on Friday night last, apparently with the very matry obect of robbing • poor old man of the sum of 2/. I Is. i t appears that a farm labourer, named David Baldey, aged nO, in the employ of Mr. Hudson, farmer, of Kingston village, near Lewes, received from th at gentle man on Friday n ighti the sum mentioned above, being a fortnight's wages for himself and his two sous. He left Mr. Hodson's house about six o'clock to go, as was supposed,, to his own dwelling, • solitary building known as Newmarket-cottage, and situate at the summit of one of the aouthdowna known by that name. Nothing more was, so far as is at present known, seen or heard of him that night, and singularly enough his family—a wife, two eons, and a daughter—went to bed without inquiry or searchindafter bun. Next morning, about six o'clock, as the two eons were proceeding to theft 'work, they dis covered, lying across the beaten track, about 600 yards from the house, the murdered and mutilated body of their father. They raised an alarm, and the corpse was removed to the cottage. 'Die police were called in, and Dr. Smythe. police-surgeon, who examined the body, found that the poor fellow bad been shot through the back with a gun or pistol, the bullet being found in his breast, and that his nose and teeth had been regularly smashed, apparently with the butt of the weapon which had been used to shoot him. The money which he had received onthe previous night had been ex tracted from his pocket, and the latter, when the body was discovered, was found to be turned inside out. The surgeon had no doubt, from the appearances which he found, that the ruffian who Brad the fatal shot was at the time of doing so within a few feet of his victim. The deceased is said to have been • steady, hard-working, inoffensive man, and, as stated above, he leaves an aged widow and three or tour children. Suspicion has fallen on a man who formerly lodged with the deceased, and who is said to have left his house on Friday night with a gun, which he has not since brought back. This man was seen iu the neighbourhood on Saturday, and the police were in search of him at the time our parcel was despatched. Mr. Fullagar, the county coroner, will, it is believed, open the inquest to-day (Monday). GREEN PEAS FROM TIIIS YEAR'S SEED.—A cor respondent writing from Hythe, Bent, says:—" In a garden, a short distance from the sea, green peas from this year's seed are now growing in perfection. Some are in bloom, and others fit for picking. Potatoes are being dug fit for the table from a sowing of this year's produc tion. The ground in which they here grown us largely composed of shinvle." CRYSTAL PALACE.—HALF-A-CROWN DAT.— RATUSDAT, OM 10. —Admiadollt by season tickets, 6,1160; ditto on payment, 963—total visitors, 6,223. [Advertisauent.L- HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTIIt WT.-Relief and tedi.-It la WAWA haw to mar into Itto quawtton bow th is (notate works 111W13 alaWnlll4l.6 was of all d0...m.4410ns of 101.1ffel, tad sad wagtails of orodolow mardlonw adlioleat it ft for all to kwar tri =and teotwoony of thouroo.l4 levees tie '• Oinent, and earnestly raternmeneds Mt teal Woo meadka Whoa this tnaitisid in oast and onotutt It bestows 10 Raw lb ouzo is completed. In Mum& erne &AZ= i ta r i i • 11 4 ratlor than violative dote suell Meow erandee the Otatateut. THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY AND THE DIOCESE OF NATAL. On the Bth of April last the Archdeacon of Maritsburg forwarded to the Archbishop of Canterbury a copy of a despatch from the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos to the Lieutenant-Governor of Natal, concerning " a report that it was in contemplation by some colonial bishops to consecrate a bishop to take charge of the diocese of Natal, on the aesumption that Dr. Colenso had been deposed." At the same time he took opportunity to remark on the conduct of the Gospel Propagation Society, of which his grace is president, in expending funds committed to it for the benefit of the church of England in foreign parts, for the purpose of upholding a body in open FeCtlg iioll frM that church. Archdeacon Gray had the honour to receive from his grace the subjoined reply : " Lambeth-palam, June 9, 1868. " Rev. Sir,—l have to acknowle the receipt of your letter of the Bth of April, enclosing certain printed docu ments. With respect to the copy of the despatch of the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, you will, I have so doubt, have received, before this reaches you, a despatch from the NM Colonial Secretary of a very different cha racter ; which may perhaps lead you to conclude that those who aide with you in supporting Dr. Colenso have not so entirely as you suppose the sympathy of her Majesty's government at home. The future may probably show Us:r yet more clearly. As to the advice you are so good as to tender me se President of the Society for Props gating the Gospel in Foreign Parts, I trust that the course which I believe to be mad conducive to the h .Hour of Ood and the church sf Christ will be steadily par sued by me, through evil report and good report.—l am, rev. sir, your faithful friend and brother, "C. T. Ca.vrvax." To this letter Archdeacon Gray returned a very spirited reply, dated August 20. In the course of a letter of con siderable length, he writes:—" Your grace speaks die. paria,Ungly of • those who side with me in supporting Dr. Coleueo.' Permit me to observe that we—that is, at least. half the clergy of the church of England in this diocese, and a large majority of the laity —are taking part to gether in supporting—not Dr. eolenso, but—the law of the land, which has declared, not only by Lord Itomilly's judgment, but by the more recent de c ision of the Supreme Court of this colony, that Dr. Co lenso is the lawful bishop of this diocese, the only lawful bishop, with power either of effective or (as our Supreme Court holds) of coercive jurisdiction, conferred upon him by her Majesty. Being such, we feel it to be our plain duty, whatever our religious views may be (in respect of which many of us differ widely on some points from Dr. Colenso). to recognise his authority and render to him all due canonical obedienee, unless and until the principles laid down in the above two judgments shall be set aside on appeal to the privy council. As clergymen of the church of England, desiring to be faithful to our ordination vows, audits loyal subjects of the Queen, we could not do otherwise. And I would add, with all possible respect for your grace's eminent position, that we should have hoped to have been encou raged and strengthened in the discharge of this our duty, under peculiar, and to many of us somewhat tryinir, cir cumstances, by one, like your grace, filling the highest office in the church under her Majesty, and one of the highest in the state, instead of being taunted in language implying reproach and censure." The Bishop of London has published the sermon which he delivered yesterday week in memory of the late Dean llibnan. Some of our readers may not know that the Dean's memory has been treated with scant reverence in journals which affect to guide the opinion of the reli gious world, and he has even been written of iu the Lan guage of stern reprehension, as if he had betrayed the sacred interests of which he was an appointed guardian. In contrast with this unworthy treatment of one who was an ornament of the church no less than of • society the . Bishop's tribute to Dean Milman's character and services will be read with interest. TIIE NEW BISEOP OF PETERBOROOOII.—The Very Rev. Dr. Mesta, dean of Cork and bishop-designate of Peterborough, is a vice-president of the London Free and Open Church Association. Dr. Magee has bean very active an promoting the restoration of the cathedral of St. Finbarre, Cork, which will be opened on the non-appro priation system advocated by the association. DEATII OF BROTIIEkt TRIPHOOK, OF THE Cnsirmanotiss. Brother Robert Triphook, of the Charterhouse, died there, iu his ti; h year, ou the 4th lust, Ile was almost the last of the bibliopolists who flourished in the reigns of George 111. and IV. Being himself a man of extensive reading, and thoroughly master of the best English books, not only in his Wade but in his own library, his counter was for more than 40 years the rendezvous of the aristocracy and geutry—dt ono time in St. James's-street, at another in Old Bond street. The author of •• Waverley" has gossiped again and again with Robert Triphook. Sir Walter Scott em ployed the St. Jamse's-street bookseller to collect the books of information on which he founded the •• Pirate." Many a time Lord Byron has dropped into the Wilt` shop, after a visit to his friend llebbouse, who at Trip hook's. Shelley, Leigh Hunt, Coleridge, Haslitt, Charles lamb, Professor Wilson, and other tine spirits, have lingered there to talk with the pleasant, garrulous old bookseller. Of 13 brothers received within the walls of the Cliarterbouse in 1530, Brother Triphook was the last survivor. Thirty-four brothers attended the funeral service in the chapel. RCMOVRED IIk:LEASE OF IRISH POLITICAL PRI SON/M.— A statement reached Cork on Thursday that the government had ordered the discharge of sir of the Fenian convicts confined in Dartmoor Prison. The only name mentioned in connection with this act of clemency, or stroke of business in a political way by Mr. Disraeli, as the case sus; be, is that of Edward Brophy, who, it will be remembered, was arrested at Sandynsount, Dublin, in September, kind, in connection With Jerns Stephens. Mr. Brophy WY sulvequently tried at the sll3dll commission of 1865, sod sentenced to ten years' penal servitude. We don't make the statement with regard to the release of the convicts on author it but as the indirect intimation of the fact, which one of their relations in this city received. — Co • k Arallifter. To command a hutting preference, tea must be wielerste la oda% and rehab)* fur Snwili staire r i e rat u 'll Frarizkiall":th vaelse• 1 20 tr i' =" l &orlas, ito., in nor tens. laueedletely, pine IA ed.,_ _ THE " NONPAREIL" INGOLDSBY. THE Rein es manly new sod cheaper edltket ot the tide tested " logoldsby IllobArd i l= New Rwelfaireemeatrowl, I Dowtedistaly, Is aroma eve. pies le., A NRW EDITION OP SIR d: EDWARD CREASY'S FIFTEEN Wetes DRCIKVI BATTLES et the WORLD, Las Menges to too. Mimed Reathry, Now Datteetsweiteel ZI T t e ttrAg i giOW . ' DR. DORAN'S TABLE TRAITS. IMAM Ntalley, New Dvallagetswireet, INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN. ._...._ (rrotown asuran's eesacrr.) MADRID, Oor. 11, Noow. Senor Orem has arrived here. A great demo cratic meeting is to take place this evening at the Rivas Circus. Senor Crease will propose a rese ll:lion declaring that the republican form of tis the only one compatible with the uncap cia of -t4e democratic party. e Jautahas authorised the Mayor of Madrid Gr as ants tn lb cer btEr Vanli an aterislesees alletel tie:. CrittiAra loan ve reached the sum of . 600,000 f. It is rumoured that the Council of State has ber en y a ressed. Caballero de Rhodes has been appointed Captain General of New Castille; General Fer nandes Cordova Director-General of the Infantry ; General Dnloe of the Cavalry; and General Rehagne of the Engineers. The Council of Public Instruction has been die solved. The Junta has issued an invitation to the in habitants to be present at the funeral of Deputy Yellin, who was shot at Montero. General Novalicbes is recovering. The intelli gence that he had a friendly interview with Marshal Serrano on the day of the latter's ar rival hero is confirmed. Perfect tranquillityoontinues to prevail through out Spain. TIAVANNAH, Ocr. 10, Enurreo. This being the anniversary of the birthday of Queen Isabella, it was celebrated in this city with the usual splendour and every demonstration of loyalty. The day was observed as a general holi day. High mass was celebrated in the cathedral, at which the Captain-General Lersundi attended with suite. The city is illuminated. A slight liberal demonstration in Porto Rico has been sup pressed without much difficulty. czar; DAR AND 1112.AN'll TILIZONANS.) PARIS, Ocr. 11, ETININO. The Moniker, in its " Bulletin," announces the recognition by the United States of the Provisional Government at Madrid. The A eenir asserts that England and Russia will also recognise the new Spanish Government. The Opinion expresses fears that General Prim intends to play the part of Cromwell. The Gautois states that General Prim has been everywhere received with cries of " Vivo l'Empereur : (mown azareas AOSNCT.) AUSTRIA. INNSPIMCK, Ocr. 10. The Diet of the Tyrol has rejected the govern ment bill respecting the school system, and the Governor thereu closed the Diet immediately by order of the Emperor. In hie speech on the occasion, the Governor declared that the govern ment w ould reserve to itself the right of taking measures for putting the new fundamental laws into force in the Tyrol as in other parts of the umpire. -- FRANCE. PARIS, Ocr. 11, Evrsiso. The &mire of this evening, in an article headed "An Engagement Unfulfilled," says, that common sense, experience, and the text of treaties are all on the aide of Denmark in the North Schlesw i g question. The article concludes as follows :—" France desires that the negotia tions between Prussia and Denmark should end in a satisfactory result. The continuation of the status quo in Schleswig is the germ for an uneasy feeling, which it is important to remove. Prussia is strong enough now to show that she entertains respect for the rights of others." The Temps of this evening says that the French committee for the abolition of slavery lute sent an address to the government at Madrid soliciting the emancipation of the slaves in the Spanish colonies. There was a panic on the Bourse at Madrid yes terday, in consequence of a false telegram an nouncing that Cuba had withdrawn from its alle giance to Spain. The authors of this report were arrested. _ ITALY. FLORENCE, Ocr. 11. The total number of bonds of the tobacco loan applied for is 592,000. The reduction to be made is - Oted at 20 per cent., applicable to subscription.; for more Ulan nee toillt All the brigands who still infested the Romagna have been captured, and General Escoffer has tele graphed that public security in that province is now completely restored. MALTA. VALETTA, Oar. 11. Her Majesty's ship Antelope left on the Bth for Crete. Themerchant steamer Brenda arrived hero on the 9th, bringing detachments of the Ist and Bth Regiments, the latter in time for the Herrois (%), which left for Alexandria to-day, with 819 men rank and file for Bombay. The Newport has just arrived from Alexandria. c.—. THE GERMAN ARCTIC EXPEDITION. BREMEN, Ocr. 10. The Germania, with the German expedition to the North Pole, arrived in the Weser at half-past three this afternoon. All well. The members of a com mittee, established to give a festive reception to those who have taken part in the exdition, went on board a steamer to meet the Germania. All the ships in the harbour were decorated with flags. SOUTH GERMANY. MUNICH, Ocr. 11. The South German military conference held a sitting lasting several hours yesterday afternoon, when several final resolutions wore adopted. Later in the evening the members met again for a final sitting, and attached their miniatures to the agreement arrived at. CANDIA. TRIESTE, Ocr. 9. Intelligence received here from Candle asserts that, in answer to the request of the insurroc ' tioncuy government that the island should be placed under British protection, the British consul bad stated, by order of his government, that Eng , land did not recognise the existence of either an insurrection or a provisional government i n Candle. • THE PARTS BOURNE. PARIS, Ocr. 10, 3.30 r.n. ' The Bonnie continues steady. Reinke closed at i 69.27, or 7c. higher than yesterday. • Dusvxus and Co. Belfast, are the largest ka6,,,,, o f whisky In world! Their Old Irbil indebz Isms. t =lithe peo f tlegow b g . wgzr. to rt.& a= Uwe ea alleirtel= vine odd Qs., lsLsslt ile 4. um& w.o.—taa..assimaa. ; MONOGRAM of every conceivable design, C r e s t s : arsaartz= t r i g sd a s at o s v .ifia sista i zir ra w al grams. eke* Weet=el t ei VtalOWL 'h. 11.1 "" e» w "pd.. irt. °4l —( B ard: voilisomat) - 1 7 ,