The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-12 00:00:00

_4. .. _ ..--.- d. /.. / ° :2,l ° H (gPl7 *e' ..-g-E,l: 1 . ..., ' 1 / •"t i y 4..- I-4-r 7 4 . f .f. )(7. eete-- - # 1.;f>77,1. 0 -c'r.. - --.r..- ,-, 1 p AIiIIINS AND UOTTO, --.... ......._ ...._ , IiAItILINB AND UOTTO, '.' " " -- I Ids, OXFORD-t3TREET, W. `------ . it'4. -'. • I. R . NEWST-I.:*1- • ', 1 : - - 24 26, 17, SILL 111, OliEugl)-di'tiSEr, W. .THI I. 1 / 4 1... I INT :400. IN Tim WO Lb O F I i t -__ All rf- ir it r i t A s k "! --.... ._ .______ I I l' ''''‘''''' " i . ! •!v i-r... •"- 1 3 " Dit6.% "‘" i RECEIVED 7 o —' .. •: A LI F; I Ai lv i iv it2 W o : 2 4l ,4 j :A]:l .4 l :'u' k v i llN l G:ti ou 'lTAZlO g . :N: L it y B . . :FAN l 1 AI.. at 1... a ... EN DLESS VARIETY, ___ _ ~ Q41:1TA111.1r: FOR BIRTHDAY, WEDDINCI, 1 THE PUBLIC tsUPPLIED w lilt EVERY' A - !.. p unit IBT MAS --- PtitBENTS, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1868. , A T ' ' R Y Id ° I) ERAIY 1412" 14 8. . 114?. 644 1 " ONE PENNY. AT ilia LOWBIST PUbblisLE PILICOIS. Rl, • AI, 'WEST INDIA MAIL ROUTE for N, L;; I; and POUTII PAMIR. Onntral Amnon New y, „lard a..-traha. Japan. and Mimi ivii Panama,: also for ke, Oaks. and Melina - R ,, i.A lu twi „ F uNi I'AI'KET MATINS'S ATLANTIC no, flop .ugh trim. neatlyingdon to Woo (Aspinwall), by paramireta, aunt* kr., for the Intlamy td iritboat %ranger. girt Ind& and taws. are booked— Far tt'' l '" t N Br Amore tram Ikmaimagasa ealdorma. Ratan - 'tani 7. a.. and W rnt ladies 211 d and rith 4 • 011 'boot M h. lar...dandand Avaaraba. ) and I O o 2 . 4 02 1111 k lacuna Vardaran and China 1 On Mb d aml. mamas. I,..r4rvy Town IF Iresestay • turn t'elirt• and abatements in favour famines. Nor flartlwr partiality.. apply to J. It LLOYD., fieerelarp. Royal Mall Stray Tartet liompany,Loadeia larlarrat"rarrat. Mll LUPULITAN kit LWAY 13XTEN AAA. itioN Irma YADDLNOTON to BkOIIiPION will saw be • t. 71., tor tra.thu. U Bleti 'l' lib AT It long-her. ILaimeas—lis. W. H. LIMON. TUE * LAIICASULLI LABS, by Hoary J. Byrom. boviog boa Needled Wripu r hous pegfempase with 11111 pommel maths- Mems MI sad ezeit.4 wiebroar, Ida be ..rad L/10. at • T imber to onselutbir permaft at IL INTILLUDENuE FROM ABROAD. (mamma szuraa's acithar.) THE DUKE OF BRABANT. BRUBSEEIII, Sam 11. A consultation took place this morning at the Palace of Laken between Doctors Jenner and tlyring t wbo bad been summoned by the King. The improvement noticed yesterday in the eon :dition of the Crown Prince bas continued. lATIUNAL OONGRES OF WOREKEN. TXB .ACCIIAENT TO MB HUSE ALA.L TRAIN. ABEROELR, As stated in our despatch of yesterday, the court was adjourned, in cedes that the depositions of the driver of the mail might be taken. Hie evidence in chief did not differ, except verbally, from that given on the hevious inquiry. The following important stat em e n t was , owever, elicited in eross-examination When I first sew the trucks I was going at the rate of 34 or 36 miles an hour, bat at the moment of the eollition I was nut going at more than 28 or 30 miles. When I was going at the latter rate we were travelling up an incline. I do not know what distance from the scene of the and. dent to the danger or " distance" signal. I could not ICE it before the collision, which took plaoe at the ea trance to the cutting. If we had got through the sin ter, and I had been on the look out for the signal, I might have tern it immediately on pawing through. I em always on the look out for aignals along my route. bt proving that 1 bad seen the danger signal, and both guards lad teen it, and had applied their breaks, I could fie 4 brought my engine to a stand till if there had been Itl.llltll my train and the distance signal • space of 70 ycidr. I his would be on ordinary oes.t ions, but the doy of the accident being a very dry one, I mold, by reversing the engine and applying the tender-Weak, have stopped the tie: D . ,ern the ranger signal at • deitance, say of 60 yards. I um the position in which the distance aigualof Llandulaa state n stands, I could not see it, nor co.ild the tall we wens throughthe setting. I certainly t lad nipbt that I was going to die. Allied Larch, driver of the goods train, recapitulated his evidence given before the coroner. On Mr. Wood (damming the witness with a view to showing that a Look of roles which the witness produced guided the ecsiduct of the station master with respect to shunting, Mr. Jame* objected, till it had been proved that the book Ives supplied by the board for the use of the defendant. The nem fiery evidence not being forthcoming , the point was emitted Item the notes of the magetiates clerk. The court then adjourned till this morning, the de fendant being admitted to bail. Ihe imp fry into the charge of manslaughter against Charles Felon, preferred on the information of Henry ti ins, kindlier of one of the pertains killed in the accident of the 20th August, was resumed this morning lsifore the Err. Thos. Williams and Mr. R. B. Heeketh. Mr. Edward Wood apreared for the prosecution, and Mr. James for the defence. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY WILSFERN LXI)2:BION.—FREQUiIIiT TILILINS win run between and INtadnigton. laarnmS 4l 4 Notting-Ma i-At, wit whore', and .01.wwwwwW011.1`. Ego sirton. rIIHE I.ANOM3IIIItE LABB, at s quartet. to 8. -Tee Tessa iratbeas In isnot el 'TM lansialitre lam an Seed sod assaisioes."—Tlama. BRUSSEL& Bar. 10. The proceedings of the congress this morning were enlivened, although their results were not athanced, by a rather animated dispute among the delegates from Paris. The delegates front that city appear to represent two different parties among the working men of France. Taman and Murat express the opiates, of that section whose views harmonise most completely with the princi ples expounded by the International Association— principles which it is doing them no injustice to describe as somewhat extreme; while Tantaret and one or two others represent the co-operative societies of Paris. These societies have received a certain amount of pestection, and even encou ragement, from the imperial government; and this circumstance has caused their representatives to be regarded with coldness, if not with suspicion, by the other French delegates, who fancy that they are the upholders of a system of personal government which, according to their ideas, is most injurious to the interests of the working classes. This feeling, although not openly dis played at the meetings of the congress, seems to have so far manifested itself in the private inter course of the delegates, and in the commit tees, so to have excited the indignation of Tantaret and his friends, who this morning made a formal complaint of the manner in which they were being treated by their associates. This representation led to a discussion which was both animated and prolonged. There was abundance of crimination and recrimination on both sides, much violence of language, and even more violence of gesture. The matter was disputed for some time, according to the manner of Frenchmen; but ultimately a solution was found which satisfied the suscepti bilities of both parties, and prevented the secession of either from the oongrese. Ido not think that any of the continental deputies were either sur prised or annoyed by this little incident, but to the members of the English delegation it appeared so ridiculous and entirely incompatible with the transaction of practical business, that while the controversy was at its height they all walked out of the room, having previously informed the president that they were ready to return as soon as the quarrel was over, and the congress was ready to go on with the business of the day. The question which engaged the attention of the congress at its meeting this evening was that of the education of workmen; but important aa this subject undoubtedly is, it did not produce either an animated or an interesting discussion. A 8 to the desirability of giving to artisans a better and more complete education all the delegates were so entirely agreed that there was, in fact, no room for debate ; while as to the means of providing or securing this education they were almost equally in accord in abstaining from any thing like practical suggestion or recommendation. Ai I tOPOLITAN RAILW AY 4-TA. Ei'IIINSION.—A STATION at BROMPTON, SV. mwrw walk bum .k. Smith La mmlos Mamma and Harbosituara time sr T . HE LANCASHIRE LABB, at a cilar wsumi_ toB. At otfr r times the eatheinaani_nntra b a . aad la a " 44 a d aa.e . ".11.. a" 1M: t the est..., of bare and barons. itha4 troaiDo= METROPOLITAN RAILWAY WPMTERN arraMMON. —A lIITATION at Iliatt-atraat. !UMWPe. 1 UX, opposite the liestrphall. run E LAN CABIIIII2 LASS, at a quarter to 8. .u. "Tb• pie« tive•shost woo insetively abated, sad the son .stiosal mature at tie kegs Übe ••&•••• 1•• 7•0• 1 • 111 AM , of azeitemerst”— Leedom Nem LETTER FROM GARIBALDI. FLORENCIL. [Wm 11. --- ROYAL MAIL LINE to BRAZIL and RIVER pi Al s—The Onmpany'a tITMAY gag Name Illesimapass en th. fib 4.1 each month ;touching at Luton). For Par" PlosiWeis Ferran:Moo, /MA* RIO de kw d ri d idd. Janotin , akm awl Bursae Am* 1 fiti ..d ,s • Elate }...turn TinliPao far • fare and a half. Alienate In Omar at n An. Par %Aber information es to wow mad freight appb t• Urrd.Seerrlari. Royal Mall Beam nodal Occapas.y. el, !k:, • .•..te.tre. t Lawton. F.e. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY PITINSION —A PTATION as MYTTILM-HILLL+3 &Tit. THE LANCASHIRE LASS, at a quarter to 8. -a. "Om Re sealed represeseelSoe wee reseieed wee ewe presets applause Rue es Ike syselale ed produalloa."—Delly Telespeplx. The assertion of the Patric, that Garibaldi bad left Copiers for Malta, with the intention of pro ceeding thence to Naples, is wholly unfounded. He is WI at Caprera. Hie letter to the electors of OiCcri Gallura, announcing the resignation of his heat as deputy to the Italian parliament, has boon pubhihcd. It is dated 26th August, and states that he resigned from inability to serve the electors. Physical infirmities and the conscious ness of being unable to help a generous and abandoned people had kept him from taking part in the proceedings of parliament. He was grieved that be could not assist them in their immense necessities and afflictions. He would, however, always be ready to lay down his life, should the opportunity of being useful to his country occur. MLI 11,OPULrf AN RAILWAY WAlllitiN 73.110:610111.—A STATION at (4111LICIPS410.W. Nye- •f.hi, toot to kaimuttacirarchils and the Italel OIL METROPOLITAN RAILWAY WESTERN 11110.610 N.—A STATION 011.061 TE the URSA 1 1.611.11. LAIL% AY BMW. kADDLNUTON. Tint LANCASHIRE LASS, at a ? Tartar to 8. '• A loos inn may be prembotrel for true am, auk yawn L —Lally Li ft eve. sisla, ft wiD be am peat bit so the Oases Boone " N uj El RUPOLITAN RAILWAY NMI 174.1 kIIMXBI4)III.—The date ee spetung win ba shortly tea Sesaarl MYLIDI 1 , 7041 UN emend Mlarlier• a, t.. 1, INS. I nk; at • quarter to ee A ! t rrh i e ber. il itt rthg the le ty of at ea ,to ae Vaeoo the 2; retML M the Wee rd a•A•yeaeramliag seditetee• "Me 1 neteebbe Lire w. l hen • souse., of ateneeton le n e a tt • parted se sa, thellia that Me Weft been preetoced." 31 AIL ROUTE for CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, I mai •Cn INA. viS Panasaa.—The PACIFIC MA IL d NUM ebli • .I.An.ANY deerateb their splendid sidrswboel ERA 1,, 11. Tow int on the Ist. 9th. lath, and Milt and frost Panama IL. Us. 9th. 97th, and 54tb of every mouth, for Sao bsraisatams, gof Acapulco and Man vanilla. en route throes to Yoko ta.... %ORO, Rhametiar, and Moat Kann. Pnosonders n I tgb n d n:uy connect with the liar at New Tack by any of t... fallowing lines : Cunard L.ne. leaving Liverpool everySherd.). I i.man Line. tenting LiVeTl , ool. , very W. glneoll.v. Notional Line, leaving ISrenweri every Wednesday. ti won's Line. leaving Liverpool every tuesday. Hangmen-Amerienn lone. from Southampton, every Friday. Noe* Osmium Lloyds Line hem Ssatharairtem. every Tamday. Bad at Panama, by the wiadornpro of tho Royal Mail Line, from 19outhasarton on the Bid and 17th at W. h W. India arsi Tarifa. line. from Ilverpool.sth and 27th of month. timierale TrunosCantione Igoe. from tit. Namara, Atli oaf month. Pasiretgers b) this route are less than ten dap , In too. Morns, The nett &Tortures from San Francisco for (Una *in tor Art. 3111. Nov. Ind. Dee. Md. flaralwieb Islands, British Oolumbia.—The steamers of the Califoretan, Oregon, and Melted 8.8. Oaroperfro Mare Ban 5 p00n...0 at regular intervals for those ornuitriea. H. STARR awl Ca. Agents. 22. Wonntstastreet, Loudon. I IVERPOOL, BRAZIL, and RIVER PLATE A , - Ir.A.mr.r.g. under postal contract with the tlovernumint of •n• follawmg yr other anew MeaMelli will be deagaten,l .urually ealling at Liabon% with drat and third .. • int and canto, her prate to Detail and fair !liver Plate: gUßl3lloN.—liuokroad, near Southborough '," tiotr. A capital ot stai-tkiatrtted VILLA to Lmr. ra %UV sow teat al f 46; Woe dare u. lu• i•04.1•W 111 to teetveeit order, tad dttt u welt Ands. Aet • are with the toslAtoper. — For further on le 11061 • st.tay to Yr. 1111 LATIN, 4, %Worn dtrveoplooe, POY•L ALHAMBRA PALACIL— Twee . I LI I DOM& Proesevade Ilkatmet Bead of 111 Balm at l la. Bates epos Mel 11 to 4. HERR ECHALCREFBACII will perform drily AS 00Isirtor to 3 sadaquailer to e, an Use NNW sutoraro settiltr VlA l r i ilAripstrs.: ' w la `nc l r . ° G.Ag th t lend, los . for tAs lApolar Ratertalament All e othm 1 "-tun* end Entettainmenta as usual at the ROYAL POLY , Leh A le. Opts from 12 to 6 sad Ito 10. Adoisroa to the •104.1.1. OREBT-111LL.—Heat, .E 32. A capital semi -a: iissru bed 'I. MLA 1&i8ll14.214:71; to wr, CIFISI• MOW& Tea WasitslAr wail haw halisay 11taideia.—Avpiy Lb. prusamm, No. 1, b. u. lisorkkl.lisars, kortst..u.w. ; to Ur. MAlill/4, 4. 1 t-tuov... BA lb% Al MC, w.tuul tfteyllefth.so of leshorlerand as.d Great Western Hallway nation& —To be I..LE, • laueloofte sad eoftwodiooe FANII.2 MAN &UN, eon. ape lofty reception room.; £1 roma, oowerra. tort: nub Ste. Apply co the WVIIIIOO4, No. 27, Ileitunere-ternuse, Upper I% estbourtoottiraes. W.C.; or to llr. MAMMA, 4, y,600,4- nu tr.plor...E C. rro tho ELFAMORiti of MID-SULU:LH Y. inert, wrw,—At the regatot of • large ember of Mammas' electors I - inuwatd to come forward as • condi late for roar te.Wirg. a In the Liberal tab rock in oonjunction with of,. OridaJaLl, at.the neatolteLon. INDIA. CALCUTTA, Barr. 10, 111/MlO. shirtings, br. 2a. ; 811 b. ditto, 6r. 2a. ; 40's mulo twist, bia.—market quiet. Ootton, 19ja. 11le latest estimate of the indigo crop is 100,000 =Runde. Hathange on London, Is. 1141. ; Four per Cont. Government Securities, Abi; Five per Cent., 1091 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 115. Freights to England :—llice, 20s. ; jute and seeds, 40s. to 425. 6d. n sort th at y Mentes from Eastland hart meeboonl 80 .0 8 d. 1 lay In m pit tenthly myself to the ommirtaresoy, bat I take tale the "wheat opportunity of acquainterm you wail my polities' NEWINUTON.—To be LEI', several W., &arable 2.1101111-Nta-N, tome 'nth loose oortkuto out ktddcoks, gamma in the Ittgh rood, rave minutes front DAM= • UhtieUti. k.nc. tail le Mc —Apply to Iff/teak:ll KAY WWlrkl, 1... 1,101 iskindatkl. ilk; immediate Woe before the country is. whether Mr. Glad atone or ID. Disraeli alkali direet the national counsels. To the ne twork of that WU. you are now Galled upon to ocultribire by your otk a 11 returned to Parliament as one of your repmekentatives I obeli pier to Mr. tiladateue a hearty support. inspired by personal mem et and prtitteal sympathy. fatally iii onLurious t part of te . Establishg . is Ch t treliz i LEfkr . : ; calls idtntiesl with that of the bilablsbed charikkin Dubin!. AMERICA. EDT-HILL, between Iliunpetend and Htgh eate.-10 be LES, a convenient k LDEMCS , ocotaming nine rooms canien story, suitable nibekv, ens s swan garden. 'Abe Fituatioe is saluLrgeue and retired, and easily rweesed ny so. :att. and railway. hest is..—ltyyly W Mr. knits sii.rtati. N. IN, filzpr. 11. On the opening of the court, Mr. Wood applied for • warrant for the attendance at court of the two Oreakeinen who, he bad ration to believe, were keep.ng out of the way with the intention of evading the serrx 3 of the sum moues which bad already been issued. He milled Henry Crirpa. who supported the application upon oath. Cliffs being in the box, the following conversation took place: Mr. James--What brought you down here, Crippe ? Witneis—l came down here on account of hearing that— Mr. Wocd—l object to this ; Mr. James has no right to ask. tik Mier. 'lola.l On . • :ro. 11,oteri4e% Tycho Blab,' , AVIV, duvet... r .t.(ll.tuenot Ayr, 1 .rzeinon 1, .1. , ro. Likokohi us I tot s) 1.0)4 I Sept. SO - 17,7•171747(71,,7,747 7,e7 ;',17;;;;;Zi.7 b' • farrent uijostiee to the groat majority of the people of Iralarsl, and • viMation of those principlee which Ensindiwen aleosthro love and adopt I am, thercfeve. 1n tavola of the direetablehmont and disendowmcnt of the Iridth Murat, and of the application to national °Merle of all funds now appropriated by U. • (Mite for rehaiouv purposes in lrelmid. U Male frost wort should be und• r. tali nby Mr. Gladstone I believe It will be characterised by m '- rntere s ation, by wisdom, and by • doe reeved to all existing sad vested its. . . The Hamburg and American Company' steam ship Hammonia, from New York, has arrived here, with 141 pasttngers for this port, Havre, and Wam turg ; 44 sacks of mails ; 196,064 dole. for Lon don, 40,000 dole. for Paris, and 19,700 packages and 1,200 dole. for Hamburg. On the let inNtant, off Staten Island, the Ham monia spoke the North German barque Pidelios and the English chip Levant, from Liverpool ; on the 50, the English barque Marion, for Quebec ; ou the 9th, the English barque, Mahomed Said ; and on the 10th, the English schooner Arrow. 1.112 I O. I • of the 2.. th of each month is under contract with • -•)'. I'vAnufiett rt:euerul. •1 • • this line have eciperior neoommodation for p. ir,unta and oteworrteemen. • • 1. - f freight ar Ramage and piano of eabizei apply to dr.! HC.I.T. 21. Water•otreet. Liverpool. NLW HAMPTON.—A pretty Six-roomed de tached VELA' Luse guides wets olook.d. Sow Lis. To IZT. I art tonlaiftro moot as token soo.-1. Combn•Jd. , l ll o4. ix at COrIiTRY ItESIDLIICE to be LET or SOLD, 1111 . 4 Pilnfant'? Whinge 5 1 blAnebnin. littasta. Ztt Wks from London-1444150t station, O ward'o.ncoth ; contains Woe tam sw.d bedroom: n aann's monk tenntolk mind= co. Lehebtful Vi er / 15 end {c od oporung country. Bout 1,./. Apply to L. WAVuH Eng.. solicitor. Cuoktiold , or to blcoarr Al4iHl.:l4ls T ßngb b o}4. suctioneent and estate &fonts, Prtroo Alln Mar* t. n. it;;;Sst among the measures demanded by • truly lAbeval polity are those 'dative to the cal:station of all ranks, from the highest to the barest. As a Follow of a College in Oiler], I hive saywlf seen the futility of any nlonn in our anckint uniretert. ea, tummempaniad by their release from th • eerie. slartical ryetem in winch they are now enntln.tl a - id I shall, therefore. vote for Mr. coleridge's Bill, which will allow to all, *About clattnehtn of m ed, their proper share to the government and emoluments of the onlveriktiee . . Mr. James—Who sent for you, Crippis ? % Ames— No one sent for me. Mr. Wood—Don't answer these question•. Mr. James has no right to question any of her Majesty's subjects as to what business they are upon. Mr. George, the magistrates' clerk, who apparently acts entirely for the bench, interposing with a remark. Mr. lames said he would rather have the opinion of the court and not of the clerk ; whereupon a Lve i y discussion ensued between Mr. James and Mr. George, which was closed by the magistrate speaking for the first time this. morning• saying that the opinion of Mr. George was their own. Ultimately it was announced from the bench that the application for the warrant would be considered, and the decision of the court made known later in the day. The examination of witnesses was then proceeded with. Davies, the stoker of the luggage train, having repeated his former evidence, Charles N. Eaton, son of the defendant, was examined, and in reply to Mr. Wood said his father was on the sta.- bon at the time of the arrival of the pick-up luggage train, and had assisted in the shunting by holding open the point of the siding. Mr. Wood—Did you hear your father say anything whrn the trucks ran back? , \ I I,l'OOL. BRAZIL, and RIVER PLAVE E. X NAVIGATION COMPANY ;Limitedl.—New Line - • from Liverpool to Riode Janeiro. Montevideo. and ‘.:. th.• anb uf every entintlt, under eantract with . • Peetemeavilaeneral.-7lie screw steamer TYOLIO t'apiani R. PEEL will be despatched from • ; : eI."NDAL tth September, with het X riot", and epee*, foe RIO DE JANV es Rt. -• . -mil litterw. Ayres. Condition* as pet eirenlare—Por • • or pareaiv and plans of cabins apply to LitIIPORT . T Liverpool. NEW YORK, Sear. 11. Closing Prices:—Gold, 144 Z, strong. Sterling exchange on London, 1091. 5-20 Muted States Bonds. 1882, 1131 ; ditto, 1885, 1111; 10-40 ditto, 105 ; Illinois, 143 ; Erie, 461. Cotton, middling Upland, 27. Petroleum, standard white, 30k. Flour, extra State, 8 dole. 500. to 9 dole. 10c. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 22c. irLET, a FURNISHED APARTMENT for a eestit man, within live =flute"' walk at • navy statkni. —ten, erceeernor-yalk. Camberwell. 1.;-;;;;i ircluceeitititTegielatlye potion bring taken upon the report of the Royal Commission on Middle-clam Educata m ; and 1 am equally diadems to obtain for the classes aerie= of elementary education. uneeetarian inch rooter, and guarded against the eons. queness of parental neglect. U intimidation and corruption prevail, I me no other means of eeeurang fiefdom and purity of election than by the introine tion of the Ballot, and I shall, therefore, rote for its adoption, although I may regret its necessity. I consider that the personal ratios chums* of the Reform Aet of 1f47 ere founded on no intelligible principle, and we ralculated only to hinder the exercise of the franchise by the working elf!!!!. . . . 1 ioLD FIELVS in QI7BENSLAND. 1 I I.A. K BALL PAB6Cif3ER LIME, under iowlai • • • wlth ter Slajeotyr Cot niol itorernmat —The superb • •. .1 ii.A.III , EIC. AA!. 1.100 tom. purket for &Timber. r -cr.! Allot or con. eonteMne a NQtaP boudoir. go.. In: t .to comb n- the most p ol.•et cmtilagoi with con. • c i:d v ..nn Iv a tin- cparious cab is. f or-w ord of toe , • •• •• ci.o r.l .aswi cue met conifortibly bertha]. The • • •• • ..• t• t• aop are under Ira orupo,is of of her I:magrution Comm wo:onero and of the QueenuLtrot • • nt She wal cam a eurcein, ire — Anal to • • :NE>, TAYLSIR and Ora. LiceTwil or to T. U, .• • • • -..N. and I. tradenhell•rtreet. London. eIORN, FLOUR, and BRED BUSINESS, old aaditaabed, for DISPOIIAL. Returns glal per week reedy none). / Four trade at ricks prr week. Main thoroughfare, oared to (.117. Price £6W, ineludFog hate, goodwlll, Attu'% Istarea, borers, &O. cart, ke.-41. Althur, OF, 11)..klietonatrart, Castel.. w,ll. No &out. Willi regard to taxation. the Liberals hare shown themaelme to be eminently superior to the Conservatives in financial stilli:T. (Jur incremed entwined expenditure is, in my opinion. doe to Use laxity of the present Government, who , from their very WmcknoAs son government of the minority. leave shown tbernalves unable either to check prof nee outlay or to meet the needs of one branch of the public ferrite by judicsoua economy in another. I sm opposed ton contanceous income tea so fond am the method of adjuettuent makes no distinction between procarioua and per incerree. _ _ _ _ _ (Per the Cuba, rid Queenstown.) NEW YORK, &Primal' 1, Noox. The legislature of Georgia has passed a resolu tion authorising the Governor to disband all organised bodies of armed men throughout the State. The Gevainor of South Carolina has issued a circular in which be disapproves all armed organisations. The Senate of Louisiana has ousted Mr. Jewell, a de mociatic member, and admitted a radical negro in his place. Reports from the North of Arkansas state that anarchy prevails, the courts of justice having been etosed by armed men. Fighting was going on between former rebels and unionirts. A large democratic procession took place at New Orleans on Saturday, in which negro societies par ticii.ated. In consequence of the news from Paraguay, that the allies bad prevented the American gunbiat Vi tap from pawing the lines to Ascension, Mr. Seward has rent instructions to General Webb, the American minister at Rio, for lam to demand the right of passage for the Warp, and in case of further refers!, to demand his jarspoits. According to the last news from Rio, per mission bail been gi anted to the Wasp to pa's the ached lines. Postal arrangements have been concluded between (heat Br.tain end the United States for the joint carriage of the mails between San Francisco and British East India. _ _ Two STEAM-ENGINES for SALE cheap-- ono or 'Shuns sr, by ILLUDLEPON ; tbe other Shuns power, by I LACK rT—in good working sonditassi. shah shafting. t.. Wor tnrth.z Porftenlass oppky to R. HOE sod 00., OS Leaser. dalisburyaquare. I i I.N SLAN D GOLD FIELDS. Regular ' • f t 1 111. r nurket% —Ebrot for BRISBANE. Morelos • , %Ad L.... flipper El"Ro3l}..l)liA. A I !Um. Team. 4.9 • h.• boon : J. I.A.WITIT. commuf tor. • •orol otter, a mom 4..rirahltt rtsportmlifylo Shipp • r- amt from doe Imrs • t u r.l of n.:. out —F..r Imizlit or ram3ur apply to • 1: to , .late nit-lard Wtot. and C 0... 3J, MONEY. —f2O to £BOO ADVANCED innate nudely en furniture, without removal, piabliaity, or law ante. blty be repaid by ma instalmenta. No charge at all st de. Innen. Terme, ischauve. Dyer ernt. tlor Lieu .tuct overt — Apply persona, St ElfT4llli OFFICES, 9, tiouthamplanntreet, ntesan. W.C. Adeanee• ea beers, ble pennies, Ise. The pnnei of the Bill brought before Parliament by Mr. Locke Ming for assimilating the devolution of real and personal pr l perty eases of inteetacy ought, I thing to be brit" 1. em assured that you do not wish your and polititml act ae • d:etinct cenetitui ncy to be the Residing to Parliament of two Mode ben of that party whose traditions and int...Testa have been, and are always, opposed to enlightenment and Drotnra; nor do I be lieve that p u will render your political uni! nugatory by the ri turn of opposing candidates. An far as may be poseible, in so large a constituency, I hop, to bare the boo. Tar, in the coulee of my canvass, of mabang the per wool asqoatintoooe of the liZeotors. I am, Gentlemen, Your very obedient riervant. CHAIM-Eh HENRY 11.0IIARTS. Albenisrlastroet, London, W., Mh fleptember, SAFE INVESTMENTS for CAPITAL. Invidends stewed 10 to * p.T cent per annum on outlos. *tad INVS.IOIIIO.NT CiIICUIJOL most Imo). IbeSeprember Number now ready. CAPITALISTS. salt kLIIULDPWB. IN trEtrittitS. TIHISTRIK wut Lou the above thematic • sale, valuable. and rehab* 'pude. RAN% ILLE WARP and Co. Sharebeolters, Powtey. Loudon The witness made no answer, and on the question being pressed. began to cry. Mr. Wood having repeated the question several times without obtaining any answer from the witness. The dirk of the court raid that if Mr. Wood was of oyinion that the witness was hostile or adverse, he might ut leading questions. ldr. Wood (to witness)—Did you hear anyone say there would be an accident i•—No answer. (.11,1H OliitM AN LLOYD LINE. —The - Tat t.t.T.as Iw of the. North 0. rman L 1.71 tu , • •, d I hit Ilal..•tt.- Pootn,t , •r-1i,..n..ral to leave Sauttiarap •or NEK YOUK &rot. EVERY TUESDAY, at 2 p.m. It \.'s . to ton, 71.0 bnrs,--p - Arr.r. TraT.t.z. air la I 1 I I,EN. 3,•,0 ton*. 7 , •• h.,,• mt •roer. Tu. it Lay . 14 11. 1 It I-AN D. 3,T••• ton,. b0r...p0w..r. Td..,1 p , Sopt p. 111 i I N. v tiom-pepw..r, Cu r kir. Oct 6. I 1 Irt T'u-• u• r air on. C. 11; lower Tallon. tll. Th.Tsc ~t, a ~,jut3r• Ft. Vortf.: . • ps.vir..onp, and el n, wwarir. ex.x.pt . • :: • - IT. ...ht Vitt• nat thrutufh rat.... —Apply to 1' I LLI CHAVIiS. I'HILLIPPS and Co.. It I)angtan . a. L0u.1..b, EC.: or to KE.LLEIL WALLIS. and 'it) r.r EDWD. BOWERBANK and SONS, Wine crehant..n4DWillert. kir. Wood—Did ytu hear your father say what would le II e conseqcence of these trucks ruun:ng back Witness—lle said the mail would come uga 'lst them. 111 r. Wood—What did he Pay next ? Witneel— Re mid the engine had better go back along the t:p line and fetch them back. lie said this to Alfred Ewa. tLe driver of the goods train. He did start to go, ILt it ass tco late. Just as he was starting, the collision tot k rime in the cutting. We saw the smoke rise up. ims-esurnined by Mr. Jones—Both the distance signal red the fen al bore were put up to danger as soon as the i.gspe train ihtered the station. That would have the (Nit of blocking the down line. CAIAI.UN lAN 1411:111iY, 17s. 6d. per doLen, thelief's& Ortavni. !A Hr, of 13 111/103.1. 114.1.0 W N BROTHERS.-PATENT A t 143 A-. and COVCFIES, Barrer& Parnitale, an. Portmanteaus, tr., at 111.1CLb C O N 811. L 11EDUcED. 145. PIOCAI)ILLY. Catalogues tree. front SOUTHAMPTON to NEW OR . I 1 Nr• ,a!hrc at Ilaratta.-11w intotutieott arie•buot • t i,, NoRTII GERMAN LLOYD are App doted to I.uu.pttn ftr HAVANA and NEW °ELL:ANS. as tot •\ i W Yr dl K. 3.000 tom 7011torsc•power. Satordv. Oct. 17. i I tom , . I Tr tr4s.c.pus•cr. s...tuttlay. Nov. 14. • . nor a. 44,/11f.nd•tilIll for pOLOW . IIIINTS. Fasr,•—fir4t .:n. t=. FrAtitt ',lkon at too ler4tc t .razt. • ; • 11111.1.11•1• S, GRAVE:t. PH11.1.11.1.4 C . Mt. •• • ..• London. EC.; or to KELLEE. WAL. • . A NDALL;bIAN POItT, 17g. 6d. per dozen, t.ortio• it euelM. TAlikktiONA YOWL les. per dosen, bottles e_1.14 EAT SALE of FURN IT URE, Carpets, hearth rare. felts, bedsteads. tedding. upholstery. damasks, ebeetfum, lable limo cloths, bed ticks, counteryanse, blanket,. ge., to make room for extensive alterations, and addl. don of adminb.g premises.—W If WAINE'B.I.O talk), Newington Mitts; Factories. 49 to 49. PraneMotreet. London. OTTOWA, Sm.. 1. The Canadian parliament has been further prorogued until tl e and of October. . _ EXCELLhNT CHAMPAGNE, 245. per dozen, 1 Mlkr Mewled. - ----___ the lionot cable John RoL - e is preparing to have for Washington to initiate negotiations for a ienewal of the rccip . oc.ty treaty. A not war apprehended at Montreal to-day in conse quent° of u pro' o ed pic.nie ou behalf of Whelan, who a saki inatto Mr. 1 41(4 Mlle*. Butnpice, a Canadian village, has been laid in ashes by the files in the forests, which continue to burn fiercely. IL° dtatmetion of other villages is threatened. On the le-atirmbling of the court. after the de.pate.h of our Tamil, Mr. Wood said he could not carry the owe any further until Mr. Macon was examined. lie had in stit tied his London agent to apply for a Crown summons, and proroted that the inquiry should be adjourned for a silk. This was agreed to, and warrants were issued for the attendance of the breaksmen u wituesties. EXCELLENT CLARET, 12s. per dozen, bottles isoodps. SUN-bTitEET. Established 1782. NEW YORK. Barr. 2, NooN. • • red, 50') ePlx .sot o.a- - Feel. KM- R.C. .d• orth. inn . ' non sr 01 dtCL• IT' ~;..~. eltLx , te Ord .abes-t Colt. rf. H use rerwa. ra ther. irettio. ~~ Wows ate, O. ON tbc WWI-7 i fts I AM u. 11A1.1 . 13101tE trunk Southampton. — 1 . . LINE -Th. NORTH (4ERHAN LIJIYD wUI • : •1r Clyde.built Rtearrialuto Rum tiouttaamp- LI IN. ‘'..•• ..t-nose power, Oct. 4. INV 'l'l " • Toro. 7.1.1a0r0r powt.r. Nov. 4. ~r •h , 4th of nanh m.,nt.h. :• 1• I ,-la or wasp , apply PIIILLIPPR, 1•1111.1 1 1.- ar.4 St. Dunaton'r-house. London, H 1.1.1.1.1 " w A LIJS. and Co. Southatnot..n. NIIAN LINE.—Thv LIVERPOOL, NEW -li, Y.K. at. , l 11111ADET.PHIA comPAxrs MAIL F.A.III.RS ar. , - p , Ant..l trout Liverpool for NEW YORK. • _.ltr 46..1.•1 •E'l NA t• .r NEW VrliK. raa Fialitax. &aunts,. rl , pt. It ( 1 Gr . AN WEitk. V., NEW YORK. Wednesday. Fopt. 16. I:1 N . Ir.. lot NEW YORK, Weinewlar, Rept., SI.. • :.,t:re .1 • , snl par.tngers to tit. John's, Newtsunataua. lo • .•. rr..! H '••sx. . 1!,. 17, awl 21 Gutman. all havhe tho :1,. Sal(.on For particulars apply to W. IN . t Erv , -rpool: or to MYER sad MACEY. li. King ,!1.. NARD LINE.—The BRITISH and NORTH ANI EIcAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS. Aoplintrel by ,•• filntreerterAieneral to sail for NEW YORK dint • -.• !ey and alrn intended to be &matched for New York. • •! 11 on Tuesdays and Lori Tharodars. whatever lA. otbra Royal Mail (Steamers are intended to eon . •r• nit Quemetowst • • • 14 i NS. for NEW YORK. raturday. Kept lt • I 1:1A. 1. NEW YORK ni ktoeton Tweday , Sept. 15. . ... 1.A.. tor NLW Saturday. Sept. 1 9 . • N'. enattronta camod on them voyages. A" A(;}: MisNLY by the Royal Mail Steamers oa flatardaye • I.l.btl:ED to Ltl6 elute cabin, and LIN moond cabin ; • •• ..tearnern aailing on Tucvdaye to 13 auinom. 17 paint.% -Leo, acoordina to the acrommodation. Thaw Mk. im • wool'. foe and pronviona, but without wine' or Motors, T 1 be obtained on board. to .1 M Foord, L 4, rrld Broadatreet, London; Marna and r. Itavro. and 17.. Place de In Munroe. Parse; G. and J. N• ..lernaiemotrect. la 5, and Balticatrev.l. Dundee; • al 3,1 ver, Quetartotrn. and 5. Wateratroet. Liverpool. LAM and BAILING VESSELS to NEW ' 1. u,K E r WEEK. Tye 'Diet:Aid packet-ships, 1 lAN 1:ATIIBONE and CYNOWME, 2 Ton. earis. 9th and 146 in,t : frrea. I. By atnaraar : 6 and 1$ . era Ayply to MARTIN and VINLY, IYa, Lnadenhallatroet, 17.1 , w. w6ill. rtßEMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns •u• S. and Cvntral 6.-raaany.-The North thrum% Lloyd's S-. IMTII• Antal..? ADLER. Captain JAVIER, is dosiatl4,l THURSDAY. twat. 1 7 . Asthma at Blatkoral rn.l •, r it t n.,on -Farve to hr.rn.n. It awl 11; r -ArP).,, to CHAPLIN'S Uniremal Ai% . " r4II I . I •HTS, UNAVES, PHIL s.”-nt n~lCo. / 4' . Duzi 4l, 41.04-laats. thrtal Tower. _ _ NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE. A GUA AMAItELLA restores the Human Hair • prmann boo no matter at what sae. .;' Gcs.NLIL sad Co. have at length, with the aid et one t.. th.At mama ehenneta. eueteedv4 in perfecting this wrist • liquid. MU new offered to the public fa a more ocreen. t... L.tw , 6.1 at I. lower peer. —held in bottles, Is. sae: A ; akeh - bad Ve. ow* with brush. l toe. L. 4 Isuil %Uri. Angetwaernee. td. Upper Thate....4mast. IP L, VaMeltiON. ODY and Co., 292, riIIAND. PATENT mr. • ALL WHO 8IYIP :ellE from INDIGESTION yew ohouti CAMOMILE 1•111./.1. °ad ff " . ."Fors. Zealot, la 114. M. M. sui 11,1 I : A LE _ Cnt l e arY in LlFE.—Nature's Rem!dy mineable le th e e Faro of all Damao ors. um • I' 4104, 1,,r virus, olAilistet. .tho ?Moot ELECTRIC liEl/113, wide, oopply the awl that without wok= roooMoua iiMa , ta. Wawa!, or wino. Fall Oats& boa Oall or wile.— .seem Forwora,llB%., ILII., No. 11. Cliodottoolosot, lismo•bary, w.ll COCKLE' 8 ANTIBTLTOUB PILLS. it we N. we N loan 101 INDIONICTION. In lave id le. lid., W. M., la. M. aull COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUB PILLS. In ono **WIN Int b 11.14101 AT ON& In 1.na••• nt . sa 4.1 , C'JCICLE'S ANTIBILIOUB PILLS, In non Ow loot Ililde nn or IL , for 1.11/131001tY Is buss stk. SC is. M. sal Us GUINEA ISIIEICHY, Pale or Golden, 21e. per form, soft sod &Zoete. Mb wine hoe already a great reim'atioe .a a dinner wine. PORT, for Win, eau tw aniely commended as a goal, wbolesonne, and uourinumg wine. Mira. 4.101, and carnage fr ee by PIiTTILLAN amid WNW, 432, Went htrand. LIGHT SLIMMER WINES.--Good Bnrdaaux clams, I. per dorm.; Sauterne, ate ; Beaujolais, iss (Bala* ye.; Ste Wean in Boelcebeutele, 30e.; stall Book sad pis and ses.; rparkling Buck and Boogie. 42e; show* , and les Terme cub. and carnage free. PH Y. sod SONS, 434. West Strand. liINAHAN'S LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, nu. This «debited old IRISH INNDiKY gained the DUBLIN PRIZE PEDAL—It is pnre, mild, mellow, delicious, end eery *bolt-mane. bold in bottles, L. ed. each, at the retail lioness in London ; by the agents in the principal towns to England; or wholesale, at 11, Great Winilmill4itzeid, Landon, W.--Obeerre the red seal. pink label, and cork branded "Klnahan's LL Whub LLERIO COMPANY'S EXTRACT of MEAT. PARIS EXHIBITION, 1087.—TWO GOLD MEDALS.— CATITION.—None eng genuine without Baron Lob*, the inventor's, signature bon ery jar, aencrinpanied full directions for use. Bold bl all ev Italian warabouets, thernie with ta, and groom Groat oconoing and imprvvemuut In cookery. X _ YGENATED WATElL—Sleeping in London dating the mown le not like sleeping in the frmh sir of the emintty ; bet mcfreelnog and invigorating effect met be obtained by eaeverdnit &might of Ommieted Water, fresh from the LA hOtinTORY, gO. lAtZte.a. tU,X or through any dr11810•10 An mar containing id: Bottles MINEHAL WATERS.--Orders 1•- . 1 . PrZE ‘ ta r ep po szt.d a. B lr ia rtort too i ejerl Kaaufaatodee ('I.;TFITH for INDIA, CHINA, and the COLO- N," NlE.N.—Letalh.d Lista of the oteaw.nr7 Outfit, with wawa. &v., for rairy ala tnate and appointment. will , forwarded ail taatum to IlilanHkUt and 4ILENNIC. Qutattank n e at door to pan • too.. Honor ntrand. WALKEICti CRYSTAL CASE WATCIIES are Kuper...ding all others. Prise ldedale—Lnadoo. 166 i•: Darn , . 1.44. Gold, 7rua, L 1516•; Sliver, from fA Coranill; 136, Unit nt-qtreet ; and 76„ dtrand. B ILLIARDS. —Exhibition of 200 BILLIARD I AbLEN, all den, for SALE or HIRE, at the apse em show rooms of J. BENNETT and Co., Win by appointment to the Novel Funny, War-ollior, and Admiralty. ilia.. from Nurreyatned. Ntraad. THREE kIbEONS , I>YERMI spa cassarmia, wd d.ey Weeitar-Square ; "^ anvirt i reet. Uroereaoraeurn 0 1 . 1 .1.EY'S CABINET GLASS ead, PAPELR, Emory ..1 sad Mara Cloth, Mask L&a °AIRY'S DTDIARUBBSR KNIBB BOARDS, tram L. OIL amok OA9rB WELLINGTON KNIPE POLISH. ekels M. isce i lie. M.. IsAls. IC wag Is. ormh. OAILEY'S SILVER SM ITH S' SOAPS (son-mer &ow Oa earls! , V i z i % cleaning sad polidalag @Ulm, indirovisto, plate. M. shah. SOLD st==, by ironmongers, grooers, ebesolyta. a. Wheierabb by JOH I OLIZI,ZI DOM slay mad binak I.r =Gk. P COAL. -GEORGE J. COCICKEELL 4313 Om Mt soak osal7 ON& Oa—ft, Oesuatill. COMB. —ms CLAY CROSS 00YPA2f7 end has OrgylldWo. ow 0.083.--Tb• Usk aqua 717a1T, IDA Sin. wwwV o B4 o. = agaivar..--theims to MEM arras. ta IDS INDIMARZ-B.OAD. W. riXWHISTS, TRAY - M.IMM, VIHITOIIB to the A. MEMO TPL„ sad otlra.rorxenord to lb. , ma and dual. will Ind the septa. aeon of LowLArairt 'ULTIMA& both *online and rdr. Ann. t. tbr &or an 4 .kin. allaying all Lora& and irritability ; It tooranur truptinn, treble., and dianoionainvra; and realoAns ttr aka ~.At, rear, and Orman.. Ihsn. 4.1. ad. and On ad. per bottle. Mid at 2*, Ilatem-sardrat, and by abontrato and prehunria. Ask for "Rowlands' Kalyftr," and beware of 'puma* bad Per skims articles mold wise td e ammo d " Xablar." NEW NOV r.L bY PiaGr.LNCE YAKUTAT. immethotaly, in 3 vole., pad. Oro., TELLY BROOKE. A Novel. By FIAIRINCS NARITA?. Author of " tore's Conflict" " Too Good for lifor," Richard footter, New Buringtou-letze.i. NOTICE. —The AUTHOR'S DAUGHTER, the new novel, by the Author of "Tender and True," "Mr. Rogarth's Ito, u now ready, in S vols. post Coo, at all Richard Bentley. New Burlington-of...et At all libironee, in 2 volt. post two, A SCREW LOOSE. A Novel. By W. P. 1.• 1. M.A. " The plot is well conetntt. d, the scenes skitallly vaned, the characters kept thoroughly eke: of eseh other's heels, and great praise is dt.o to this sustained character of tho dialogues . The most striking characteristic of this novel, however. is a freeh, satiric, vein, which, had Horace's or Juvenal'', mode of expression bet n in vogue still, would have found its vent in pungent ooupista." —taturday Review. Richard Bentley. New Burlington -street. ACCIDENT AND NARROW ESCAVE.—An accident of a rerious nature occurred at Hitchin station on Wed nesday evening last to a youth named Frederick Jefferies, of St. Neots, a clerk in the employ of the Great Northern Hallway Company. It appears that Jederies was tianderred from St. Newts to Hitchin about a week Lack, and on Wednesday evening he was passing between a wall and three or four railway carriages attached to an engine, for the purposeof convevinn . some across the line, when the train moved on, there bring a very limited s F ac; Tar a v.ertion to more untertnnate yOnflff an was caught hi tie steps of the carriages and twisted ton"::, and round, and be would unquestionably hhve been killed had be not been caught by some portion of the train and thrown out of the way of the wheels; as it was, however, he was much bruised eite lacerated about the legs and body. He was picket up in an insensible condition and his injuries attended to as quickly as passible. No serious consequences are an ticapated.—Carisbesdair ladeposdast. FATAL CABE OF STARlUNCh—Yontarday an in quest was held at Ouy's Hospital by Mr. W. Payne, City and Surrey coroner, on the body of William J ohnson, who came by his death through Wag stabbed in the stomach. It appeared from the evidence of a young Mall named Henry Hodges, residing in Suffolk-court, Harrow , street, Borough, that he saw the deceased standing against a wall opposite the Old Justice, Mint-s trast, Borough, on Wednesday evening and he told witness that he had had a quarrel with and his son, Levi being the landlord of some lodging-houses in Mint-erect. Hodges took the deceased bane, and saw him go straight through the pas sage into the yard. Witness then heard some scuaing, and deceased afterwards came out, and they prooseded together into Harrow-stmt. When there deoessed sud denly cried out, "I'm stabbed, and that's the man run ning away." Witness immediately pursued the man, whose name is Robert Hall, and asked ham why he stabbed Joluatas but he made no reply. He then asked him what he bed dune with the knife, wad he refused to make any newer, and lie ultimately handed him over to the puha,. A onus named I/risen!' picked up the knife, and gute it to the MJws. The jury Murat:el a verdict of " Mau idnughtEr " stoking Itubeit The 'feu Duty living redaoed, liorniaaufx Pure Ten is sold Rd. per pound thouyer. This interopting feat will. when fully known, roes further Increase the demand for thane Aden I s approved tree _They are oat sold lea" bet only In mak*. Waned "H e n Isindira."-4114firliesmo41 The republicans carried the elections in the State of Vermont (as 'heady announced by cable) by a majority of about 28,000 votes, being a republican gain of B,IAXI since last year, nd nearly oqual to the majority obtained for President Lincoln at the time of his election. Mr. John Page has been elected governor, and Messrs. Smith, Poland, and Wallard, members of congress. The legislature of Tennessee has appointed a oommittee to proceed to Washington to apply to the President for national aid to preserve order in that state. The disturbances in Arkansas are reported to be quelled and the Courts of Law re-opened. The tint accounts of the disturbances were exaggerated. The Republicans have gained the elections for mayor at Wilmington and Delaware. General Grant has been enthuriastically received by the Republicans at Chicago. President Johnson has proclaimed the ratification of a treaty with the Central American Republic of Nicaragua, whereby it is stipulated that the United States shall have the right of transit across the isthmus, with free ports at each terminus. _ _ _ Theil74alMail steamer Cuba, from New York on the 2nd instant, arrived at Queenstown at 6 'P.M to-day (Friday), with 62 cabin passengers. She landed 111 racks of mails and three eogors, and proceeded for Liverpool at 6-16. All wel THE SPECTATOR of 11118 DAY contains the Week Abrtud and at Home. Topies :-Archbiatinp nch on the Eei• kb Roebuck's Real Meaning-kW John Lon-oak and Lord Holmeadsle-Ti.c Murphy Haute-Tao Prop's.' Law no Extradition-Canadian lolonisstio 1-The Contuemtal tee of Trattelabe-The bona Po.ar Expatiations. Special Coe. rs•yonde nce : lb. EL AM and tihat:ows of a llo:i lay in liwaXisr. land-Notes from the Scottish laic Letter: St. Alban's Teaoltint for Cluldra n. Reviews of N. w Books, dm To be had of all newsmen. or davit from the Dace. 1, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C. ; unstamprd CA.. stamped 7d. THE GLOWWOItII. Latest Evening News paper, One Penny. One copy for one week, post tree by the latest fort, mrladit.g eltra postage, It stamp; two copies sent to tame addries for our week, fo stamps ; throe copies, IS stomps Three Ninth men or more living in distant districts, &moron of re. tying by the first morning post the very latest news of all kinds that emcee in London up to 7 pm., can by this plao restive three or more copies of "The Glowworm" for a coat of only lid. abiii • the .rice of the newepazor itself. Subscriptions can be paid newsvetidors also, to whom a fair commission will be alloyed. GLOWWORM.—New premise, with the M. interwar) , plant and adequate machinery, have been taken fur printang and pope " The Glowworm," at Now. 6. 7,8, and 6. bedlonLatruet .corner of Cbando.ittreet). Theme will be no.dy for occupation on or about Monday, dept. U.—Temporary Odious, tlt, &rand. S. 0. Becton, Manager. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH THE EAST. TO THE EDITOII OF THE EX PIANO. had occasion to call attention a few days ago to the fact of some meiaages from OsUe failing to reach their destination, I think it only right now to state that during the present week the telegraphic com munication with India has been as perfect as could be desired. Thin moiniug, for instance, I received a mes sage which left Kurrachee at 8.46 a.m. this day.--I am, &e., JULIUS REUTER. Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited), 6, Luthbury, Loudon, Sept. 10. ARRIVAL OP A TWO-HORNED RHINOCEROS.— Th e !J.'s.: Tend.' • veggies:4 impoltant addition to their extensive hying collecuon, in the shape of a two-horned rhinoceros (Rhinoceros bicornis). The Indian form of rhinoceros has king been well represented in the society's menagerie, but the very different African type to which the present animal belongs has been hitherto a hiatus cold.' dotenclus in the series. The animal which arrived yesterday, and which is believed to be the only . individual of the species that has reached Europe alive since the dare of the Romans, is a young male, about Oft. long and Jt feet high. It was captur ed in the autumn of last year, in the vicin of Caeali, in Upper Nubia, by the native hunters em oyed by Herr Casanova , an enterprising traveller of Lonna, and conveyed to Hamburg (rid Alexandria along with a number of Aftican elephanta and other animals. Here it weed into the possession of Yr. Carl Hagenbeck, a well-mown dealer in bvng animal, of that city, who has now parted with it to the Zoological Society at the price of 1,0001. --being, we are informed , the largest sum they have ever paid for a single animal. The rhinoceros is remarkably tams, and in aroallent health and condition. It is fed prtucipaliy on clover hay. Pending the completion of the large building now in pro cess of erection, which is destined to contain the society's series of elep hants, rhinoceroses, and tapira, it is tempo rarily lodged in the giraffe house.— 77u Field. The Society of Friends has just issued apaper on the connection between church and state. In it the case of the Mush church is particularly dealt with, and the itiengebt dcaire exptesard that iu the interest of religion that institution should be disestablished. DowNlxo-sTRrET, SErr. 10.—The QUoen has been pleased to appoint Sir Benjamin Chillcy Campbell t... be gevenior and ronmuiuder-iu-chief of the colony of W. t.terti Atutralia, and its dependencies. Us-vrb.. BREAKFAST.— EPPS'S COCOA. —lnvigorating, ter m /Vi at z: Preparod by and Ob.. abetatift, Lmem. bads MEW, .aritat Waist Or MILL fold ear In ladled pasksertaaverammsna I Tnz NEW SOLICITOR-GENERAL.—Mr. Richard Beggsllav Q.C., and M.P. for Hereford, who baa been appointed 'Solicitor-General in the room of Sir W. Bohol Brett, now a puisne judge in the Court of Common Pleas, will be sworn in on Monday next before the Lord Chan cellor, at Madreefield-court, Great Malvern, the seat of Earl Beauchamp, where his lordship is at present staying. MR. GLADSTONE.—We understand that the Right Hen. W. E. Gladstone has been compelled, by the state of his health, to shorten his stay with Mr. Weld Blundell, of Ince, near Crosby. A luncheon was given at the Hall on Thursday afternoon, and Mr. Gladstone left fur Hawarden Castle about half-past five o'clock. expect ing to reach home, via Birkenhead and Chester, about nine o'clock. Mr. Gladstone has been suffering fr im an attack of English cholera, and though he is undo ibt recovering, his medical advisers have prescaibed entire rest hem political excitement for as long a period as pos aible.— Liverpool Courier. IMPROVED MODE OF SIONALLING AT SEA.—An ingenious but thoroughly simple apparatus, invented by Mr. George Read, lt.N., for the purpose of indicating at nce during the day by semaphore, and at night by lamps. the movement of the helm of a ship, was p ractically awl successfully of a large number of gentlemen of nautical pursuits and ex'eritnec. A steamer, the Sea King. was specially en- Fop d for the purpme, and there were on board, Lieu tenant Parks, R.N., Captain Ward, president, and Ca?- fain Crc.mar, vice-presideut of the Liverpool Mercantile Marine Service Association Mr. Tyndall, solicitor to the Fe aid of Trade, Captain Edgill surveyor to the Salvage Association (Lloyds), Captain dawkitt, chief surveyor to the Lieetpcol Underwriters, Mr. Ford, superintending engineer to the Bahia Steam Navigation Company, Cap tain Paton, West lad:a and Pacific Steam Navigation Com pany, Capt. McLeod naval examiner to the Board of Trade, Capt. Cm lifer th, Captain Ponsonby, Captain Red, &c., &c. the principal feature of Mr. Read's apparatus is the com meal( sr (by means of an endless rope) of the helm of the ship with the starbrard and port liglita during the night and with a flag ors ball signal during the day, so that any movement which is given to the helm is correspondingly indicated to any approaching vessel, and the danger of collision obviated. The invention has also its important use in naval tactics where by signals from the mast head when the lower part of a ship is enveloped in smoke the coulee which vessels of a fleet are taking is at once aseer tanaLle. DETENTION OF CHILDREN IN AN ORPHANAGE. —A singular discussion took place on Thursday at a board meeting of the Chester guardians. Sometime ago five ranger children were sent to St. John's Orpha s age, us that city, at the n quest of Miss Graham, daughter of the late Bishop of Clyeter. The orphanage has sin e become affiliated to the Dovonport Society of the Holy Trinity, which is under the direction of Dr. Pusey. It came to the knowledge of the guardians that high ritualistic practices were observed m St. John's Orphan age. Itie alleged that the orphans are required to confess and receive absolution. Upon the guardians seeking to withdraw the children, the sister in charge refused to give them up, and au appeal was made to the Poor-law Board. On Thursday • reply to this appeal was rezeved by the guardians. The Poor-law Board point out that the guardians acted without legal authonty in sending the children to the establishment, which was not certified for the reception of pauper children, and therefore no engage ment on the part of the board to pay for the main tenance of the children can be legal. If the school had bet n certified, the guardians would have had power, under the act, to obtain the restoration of the children. The Poor-law Beard will not give any legal advice at present, but ask to be supplied with the written agreement be tween the guardians and Miss Graham, if such an agr !e -n:lent is in existence. It appears, however, that there is no written agreement A committee of the guardians has be( n aprointed to go to the institution and demand the am n nder of the children. FATAL CARRIAGE ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday, the Bth inst., Mr. W. Burden, coachman to the Earl of Abingdon, whilst driving from St. Giles' fair, Oxford, to Wytliam Abbey, the seat of his lordship, met with a serious accident ; from the of which he died on 11 " 1 , 10 9 . •It unpeate that Burden was driving, wont. "retard by the bailer and keeper, and when near Botley the horse bolted and ran into the last gate in the fields trading from Botley into Sparrow-lane, and within a short distance of the village of Wythans. The unfor tunate deceased was pitched out on his head, and lingered in an insensible state till Thursday, when he died. His coin r anions escaped . with a few slight bruises. Burden had been in the service of the Abingdon family upwards of thirty years, and was highly esteemed by his lordship and household, who sincerely sympathise with his wife and children in their great bereavement. THE LATE Flag Eocene AOCIDEITT Ile =ECM!. —The accident which occurred on the 4th inst. to two Ere-escape men, while practising on their machines in Doctone-common, has resulted in the death of one of the sufferers. The men in question, John Taylor and J. Cheese, while on the top-ladder of • tremicape, through scene unexplained cause fell backwards, and came to the ggrroonnrid, 60 feet beneath. They were both taken to St. Itarthobmew's Hospital, and there Taylor died yesterday afternoon. The man Cheese was stated last mming to be somewhat better, and hopes are entertained of his re rarely. Yesterday morning the workmen engaged in the improvements of the Temple buildings commenced the de ' mubtion the ball and clock steeple of the Temple, prepara tory to the rebuilding of another ball which is to extend nearer to the south side of the Temple church. The latter re-opens fur divine service on Sunday, the 4th of October next. lins. Brumes Lircran.—" Some of our imu tonpuno err," 553 the nird, " are at. present revelling in a ialtly electioneering squabble an/Ling out of •n in sli.. net letter addressed by a lady in Dorsetshire to her truant. at Wareham. It is quite certain that a Lnadionl who e, nihirts himself in a manner which uonaparts with Isle responsibilities must always exercise consideralss in fluent a over Isis tenants. and • wise landlord will gene rally select his tenantry with some rega rd to oougetuality of sentiment in electioneering matters. ' SINGUI-JR SCENE IN LOMBARD-STREET. -- Yesterday afternoon there was a serious disturb ance in I cmbard-street, arising out of certain proceed ings which are taking place every Friday at the church of St. Nicholas Aeons and St. Edmund-the-King. Lombard street. Every Friday at one o'clock there is a short ser vice at the chin ch, and the sermon is preached by the Rev. J. L. I yne, who is better known as Father Ignatius, of the Benedictine monastery at Norwich, and whose pro ceed stgs in that city not very long ago excited a good dial cf public attention. At present he has a similar ini titution at Laleham, and ono in Hunter-street, Bruns wick-square, while he himself is officiating in Lombard. street on Fridays and Sundays—whether with or without the bishop of London's license does not appear to be known. Some of the largest cougregatann ever seen in a London church are to be seen there on Fridays ; indeed hundreds of strong men constantly struggle to vain to ob. tainadmission,and this was notably the ewe yesterday morn ing, when the police had some difficulty in keepiug the street clear for the ordinary purposes of business.. In order to explain the strange occurrence of yesterday it will be necessary to mention that on the preceding f`ri day Mr. Lynn preached an extremely animated sermon from the Stith verse of the 18th chapter of St. Luke's Gotrel, and explained that the Jericho in which the events recorded happened was like Lombard-street, it was a plate which was under God's curse—not that he meant for a moment to say that Jericho was ever so bad as Lombard-street, for the Jericho bad as it was, the people - Lever raised up a god of gold, and then fell down to wor ship it. There were, he said, many blind people in t Jsnsho, indeed they were all blind. but mit blind in the' natural sense. They bad a sort of Lombard.street blind uess about them. They took shadows for the sob.aoesy and saw no more than the bankers. me.ehants, money a u ngue, elotp, even down to the errand boys of that neighteurhoed. These people. he added, were not obliged to sit down begging. hke the blind man in the text; be wished they were; but they were engaged day and night with their gold, their ledgers, their perretual rounds of filth and bestiality. It was Went yesterday morning that Mr. Lyrae w. 1.4 to receive a poetical rebuke for these outspoken views, and long before the service was open some hundreds of well-dress ed men, evidently holding good positions in City houses, UM tabled in the street for the purpose of receiving the tt Father." Archdeacon Bunter, the Rev. Dr. Allen, rector of St. George the Martyr the Rev. C. J. Good hut, minister of Park Chapel, 'Chelsea, and others. were present during the service, - but went away immediately the service was over. Mr. Lyne had preached a sermon from the words (John ix., 26 )-" One thing I know, that whereas I was blind, now I see." There was nothing remarkable in the sermon, except the impassioned manner in which it was delivered, but the people outside. and who had gathered strength by the accession of many others who had formed part of the densely packed congregation, waited until nearly half-past 2 o'clock, when Mr. Lyne came out, and with a friend got into a Hansom cab. Before he sat down he raiasd his hat to the crowd, evidently sup posing them to be sympsthisers with his views, but a howl of eaecratioa arose which must have startled hint. 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