The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-23 00:00:00

riot, ' ' lr . .)% ' , Via:a • 4 '', Nt't.',. ' ' 1 1" ' ' .. • - •••••••0•• .7,12 r r %NJ -- •)„ I t , lie. V.P54;.1 v . } ',LAND ROUTE. ( r e rlr :r .. ... . I 144. *Vara Intl. INMA, CHINA, JAPAN , ~..llrll l in ;•I 'I ~. a. . t:a Eii t IV, from SOUTHAMPTON da d •I.n .•LAF. 'ma ontinrrAl. rerT43l NATIO ATION ~, iA l ityl .. t. Macao rn and weir* Farto aad Foz,4. by • rlt 'its , rn• . • 1 ~14tA.1.‘ Mira X \ l't k. 1., bOILHAY, ) Frain aouthatarton co ry Saturday. A:.I.N *.N1.1:11. , I lit.N. PENANCI. j Prom Southampton. ~ .;11.an. aLNtiAPOILZ. every fortnight—the day 4 .41•1 A. ( HINA. 1 . i A% 1 t . JAPAN of dexl. i rt ur ur v . Drum . .: . n Ili A . lA. PLEIPOIntIai i Prom Southampton r . ..: • t•I , I,GL'S ST UN EY, ~ oner•immth—the.Lry of :I • l'N 1 . . ire., am , emartmebelaidaturday r :.!...,,,, in leas,. win even San/y. 1, .1. 1.. r • •Jlara Sl , 10 Itetaht. rsPvirs, and imam._Tlet. t apply . • • • . i - 1..nl • • I MOM. 1* LAS4Milll li - egret, 1,040 r4 or , . . 4 '.. 1 ~ novab..eriptort. Ew YORK. Borten. Portland, weekly, by Canard and Camera Nail—rim I M. 111 lo II " ; 2.. t • • • Gilicvlt• 11. li : NOW York SaillPlc it We. • • •• • (.111114d1 ipargilo4. Id. —it. MONTOOMERIE ut.,l follilllll. soma letteoweeett. rumehurob• , - 1..' I-1 1 \ TON RAILWAY COMPANY .% • • • punted by Act of rattiamert. which will limit tho ..el • ,elunnate...m. to the amount ul lus adores` fax railway from Ireittrtoricireeu to Anita:try. Carnal. SANAA& 1 - a ! no Debentures or 14.1,rence Snick. and all 'row , . hennore be ..M1 the same footing, wi• bout ady T• t.• . et yrienty. se., not of the Covnyany b• clime] inunedadaly I. pen the completion of the Railway. • ••• • • olaurs. fail. toad Deyoat 1 - 2 yer Snare. No pill will be &ill idiot the Ipao•ing all the Act. ton will any call be =eater tLan sat Mina and two muncha will elapse Mimes each call. 61111 . 1. TORS. 36P. y. 111. Worwtopsrre, 8.111. r. H. bane, -walk, 'rumple tbemb• r of the Retreyolitaip Wedded N Pi, Edod tte:llDieheyp, Marta nt. 11(k•basTo Haetbiga foLil a. Canutord todat. Vainfunl. ntrimo lomat, Eno. Kow isterown. it Oh Deis re add to tin to number.) f 'at:at—l. eal. It mid County Bank. Lombadd•od. et and seaass—M. • rs. and Go•nonly I. Royal lltelia.nee• Moldings. LC. 7.6%.16..116. %0 71 R3'71613- 011 c.t , bore sstnet. Weetmin•ter. • . 1.% 77011..t6 VALCiIa-31esorP. Preilatak's plac 01,1 Jewry. • .t. • (•tt —lll..< r* , reseen tlaban end IY. arm. Si, Great Utorke• room Wostnumnar. .Ma tem. —Manuel table,. Es inyerary Celoes-41. lanthin'istsae. Lundell. F.U. •• . i•rt vs Go Compaq r worrier a railway hum Istbut• • . ur Agr.eu::ural•hatl. 10 a taant adj.:non.. the My • •..n. :tat Iln Metropolitan Railway at Fumbury. with an 11110.7. 117. C ie Tavern. Cit;•nad. . ••• .t w- II for. a coo onuoas 'Midge of viaduct. aid will -... t. u gator of tone fort vial oat ...bury a longer period than • • 7 !.• afety nod ecortomy of a puoge Ira. than that °ob. a.. , • hd. o lean ,drea•ky yrored Cie experieno• of , . ..• boom and •:broad. The Fortuna Railway np.uge 4x..14 the )car. carnal L!•••io.i 717161eUleN aid of to, .le. tliW thole Imo not been a innate ae•matient 1,.. Ida yr. V* 73117 e iveol7leUvellol7GT horn lam placed on • it 1., beer (as Nimbly retwated on by Captain • 1: I he Eioterumeid lu,peetor. • •,•au4 i• an extra.; tnan captain TYli r"f.'rt .1.. rl, 1.6 . 01.1014Ve Dorms upon tlr.s Int, low Very . ••r' • .11_: 4. ttlefli 1.101. • very .41 0 ....61141 rap •• lu rat. L... hail .hirh •120 i A tine 40 lve eonOtrJel:.• • ' r% . : 1.4:k t.!.41 141. 1r.e.91/011671414 p• ri..rin•••l ayo and • ••• •• • ant. which the tr,in• rah maw it. render It ••• osdne•!..• • d teat.' he followed POODAT or lat7r in 1.41•0017.7ri, . 111 , ta. .11a U. tl.a• colortan.si The s pit to asedry for tLe .. , oredtrterien of the Tdiritroo liatts .• rill. plot' aril ife ong list. for the yurrhase of the yi (.1 arty, a1..1 70. 111017.tr.7 of e0111186117.47 , 1 0 11/ 1 and envoi. t•taaen. Lei emirs are wiener this this min will cougirte ePta tie luo- t ratan S iel an ample maofia nadir b arc e•munand is roomers. The in -, .trrtante of I.lington latt adore...ad a 'arsonist to the bard of reatanitintr that a atom road should be favvi led to the • 11.4 ront.• the wry line previously selected • • it. • r . and tail stated that from Ake U to Pia.MO penman • d to it e I try daily. At loan 1t..000 travel oath way by • I....bray e. ery day. Taking the Gard-clam tare at on, penny. . hatter faits ata ourrnsporelitig ride. GO* tratan ailllimit a . • • :•t•,..--• f n ).or. .••• erkine earslita •of web Ilitht railways an way nee It • ri.,lnayt constructed ou the or.linary gauge hat • It.. in at t per eard. flit Itlinwtun Railway will re • ..t lo per e<rt. on tr. eLvitai. the swam under the line Debt' available - • 1.1.0 ion. additarnal revenue will acerbs from taislOUree.. dratnlM•le mead of the art not being oh aimed the dee • . 1 r. tame& after delnerialt lzwillnmentwel charge., 1... .•' ..n.1111.0.1411. 6.1141 0111‘6111711171411111. • dooms tor shams sill be lrenstrtri by the 'Mann and (linp.c,y 44.4 tiy the llectelarY at the Winnow% " • . • r , wlte gawspedners my be fi , RITANSIA FIRE ASSOCIATION. Ibvirtort4 un.lor the Coinwies . Art, Itti Capital Halts-Million, hi Mares ot LIO walk WhA power w hiereaat to 11.04.40. Slime to be paid on Applicatiou, aacl 11 six atohtlit utter Allotment to sot anticipated that any tanks' eat will be ragaired. I ~.t how. GA../ .hare,. wh.:a batiziera will be corawthw.l. CHIC, Of nrc--40. Straad, London. MEAD Prritt hos Stcro-avo-17.Qatmotrtet,Ediuburih. lAeldoolll/11•44.11f211141 . 0waroB01. Sir Jaauva Duke. Bart. air Williams Tywut rover, DfIISCTOMIL /MITA?. w VBS. K. 4.. S•L outhouirzm-hoilha••• t. • . f-C/ .0 LI! AT -••-W. TIZEIL swan. Upper Grows . .'.. • -. 4. 1 . ..• . 4%. b - : on, - . ate - • •.. . 11/ • Ch.sarr4l... - . • . I*. - K kgrarAtreet Ch.vior..or •.Lq., r ..•.tlta•ho.ne-G.autb , ~. • thu4kl•e,., •,i. • L•• *t. roa V1,.. 11 Briar • l-0 iJdtn. . • 4.•44 Vt worth-rowl. •• • r•• , r ,, L,ic Fit t• • • • mt. lk.torth,,dar, . ti ., AI . 1.14,4 t 1 - 4.4 AMIT• • /••. . ; $•••• .I.lou • . . !.• 4 ., M. C Wad. C , A.r . /14 .4a. ..• - 1....1.'n1 , r 13aut • 1.. It., T....•(.ltei4n7t .r.r:at. 1.1 . ..p/•XI4 curt Set • • / ]lnsect. r. I.A. I • :I trei t. 11.• tf‘. , or s I t cheraetor. hrrlusiv.• nf 'Loy!, &.IL ut Lx k =abut of Tteurartet Aerial: the 3oree: t hat of the incurable Propaly ui • •3.• eih , of a Lich I. retires/AM at about ..v • t•ly nnx•eted by ia-azarice. .3: :h. r• 3, • tument Duty trnll•la to la 41. •• impotur to lire Ltrurvnee, and • 4" tx, provident rhymes throughout the • • r adopt the wise prexixtiod: 41t • • r. by thth ,3 - .tiou le-wt formed tinder peu• I. Iran leasing immediately • .• .atlt agency mad other Mattel:l.M -rah Life Anowthation• with which '• • • • .nht alll be iritimattly teuttected. Sere. • • • • n tuour of the boards of each Company. • •• . Company 'although totally distinct • 3 : the baton re, for no its • • .t• 1.7 • rote-wneo . being hor3ducterl oh the be.. • • * t'• 31: 1,0 the star al the Briton Society th e .•: a" . I•' 1• • rdlextnt workihr of • intro • ' • • • kn. nal Lite haineiatiall has en annual I c n 3— • • h• ••• •.•1 r.V•hdtro, the new premium% ex - ••:.- " upwards of VW ailenter.with 3, • r • . ; •• • , a P.rege.w. Dohltn. litaneheeter, Lteew • • ..1. I .•1 .• 3•333. • ! . S. rtingtatun, trwartsea, Bristol, Ply ' • 1' . : : liambur;:h. The share and pole"' • 1 -• r t : • oter MAW relsona. and. in • 1 . 1 7 •IL 'l.lifir tunstrtutron. hart an exteneive • , • ..! nunibur of the rowl.cal prof... Woe ,• • : ' • The whole of the large Inw , wentubisw ••• •• • ••• v. al. wader the almay. Senuleinallta, bt • • .1 , of the Britannia Fire AterOCirdiOrt a•la LI , ,anion thug intlynd la large earl reetanw : I •• st wax ulltnitank4. • •• ' "pat and frequently total oldoetlow to 1 t p....e,rtul I...threw of a Ingh.elaar rice • e • •3 re , y ex pen incurred ln mearing and ' • a, L. 5.4 alteaamt stag--su obj« ,, tiad4 • . xlitlnt In the prt•ent hexane.. where the • - •o -r.• • ...I ,•rnille Linn. nn which a net , C.llB gna , ,j •11.• • at a,tott owielletlbon. almout wholly rely for . .r.• 3 bi ludo' :x.4 3 .3y ivatilable• 3 '7 • W.... .Veurlation low onahled the 0.1 •••• • • hr..) itecrwuing altvidflubt. and at tn., •i7l eaknt. In ad•lition 7 .‘• • 3••• t: pr:t .1 the .Lert, LW: las. per trot ~ :.;,: t • 1:.1 . . 3! • I :!! i r I . t r!. .. • ~ • ' ...biteltediutd pr.oleotly eenadueteel kenorshoe !At. hia. broil peeved by t.m N •, • ~fuot,tutvnot bat , lue•n war: . to all room. 'vial JAW:Otte.. has. %tout 4,4 • tfli 1). Thn Inn drethenole gold. tool the WO pes “1.ja15,..4-11:1 , 411. ,f th, I'omi...hire, alloy te ample their f•stle to pu0.14 prat et tAr ,hr,toro?.. Ito 1r oseintien u le.th ".• 1.11 • E! •eh klr.l inn. hu •len shore* of Yto 1 : 1 V. IA •t• •:e cud kl nix ineetbn after allot. u s. tu 4 10- 1:.01.1..har, _ .... . la ?..4: • ti . • i r. •. th" • A . ..•. I 411 ..y I.los • ...ft- '144 *I •..I of We Harr.. a :Jut: Ss" kgigglot:•m . pOL.7 Ivin • -1 , .• ••• v.A the earll4 Last aln•a•h h.. n • N... .. '1 t•n Inv IV1PU11 , 1•1 tn. , ) ht- lik.U.l • tor tr int a :.+ • Str.rn.l. Lona..., or b. th.• ,•o. • t 1.••• form.* w tqop.iehtion, 1.", • .. 1 t t•v.seo-.1. /.4, Il° I' of tis 4 Jr)ILN 111-A4ENT. . . . . . . _ . (j' '• 1..1 N PI It!? and LIFE OFFICE. , . !!. 11 J.,orstatr4-41.14 . ,_Lnwior. EA!. LIVE A.-git.:aa-voss. in ord." to • • • , '.as 4 teeth.., intuit to tget:te4 BkIIrVILK .• I km. it 4 Infonnation to the Company's if. ).aostmea aresa, L.I. . _ . 1.4 41: ' 1 ' 4) X %IA HUBURBAN LAND and , I INO tl u MMPA (I.4laftarti. Stun '•''' "A • P "' hun3h442. "" l kAl. n"wae..7. ' • USIT at VW:limbic "`► I. ' ' d sumo tat ve w 1 salmi& it 1 1...,..ka • p- , waartaks• . I ..NAVIIA.N TAYLOR, Iltaratarf. - 01 1 IT N 1 G t ..' Co.'s CIIERILY TOOTH I 1' . ! • I tomg 1 W. 41% ryfroter, •I. 441 tar .nsts.l Irma wow. SI. tut *oath. Ptice Is. N. 1'•. awl Co.'s I'ATENT TEL -4144 RA IR the poleutza • r• • I 4 , t, the two oponetloue sie.ulhasm••••:r. l=heighOw •• • •-•••se 4.1E6% illWO•Meam tig Vet, INDI A OFFICE, November 19, 1868. The eI.VRITARY of MATS tor =Mt to COUNCIL 111:11.1.B1 LYl2s NCYI ti tot the amount (ur wldrh Th1:1111110 few /JILL% of 121‘11AhitiE out (Waal& and Madras ha tw felted at the Bank el Emile on WEDN EADAY. the Ind mem ma, en the term. mated hi the advertisement issued troln this albs at the letb Nu. ember., leas, a ill be rupees 10,110,010. MANTON. BERGS ELECTION: —OIJT-VOTE R 8 deoir toe to rapport JOHN WALTER, Fag and the Hon. AMMON HERBERT, in annandon with the ap tleetioe. may °hunts iniernallek 'undying to the n The NoMINAT lON will take nape at ABINGDON HIS DAY i110n.14, November St, and tie PULIJN6 on THUSZDA Y, November B. TRUMAN ?MOLLS RORER" 8001M114. Liberal We Anotiaticm, 5, Queepeunslet Westanleater, LW. CIAMBRIDOESMBE LECTIO N. —0 UT VOTERS deeding tameet RIOHARI) YOUND, Beg. and tie Right Bon. RAND, In connexion with the =ttlEkvUelli luterealeon by applyina; to the TM POLLING will take Ain TOMORROW ,Tu..lay , . No vember It THOMAS NIMLLS ROBERTS, Secretary. • Libreeil Regletnition Arealelion, 4 L -ollento. Weindaater. WWAIST CUMZERLAND ELEC'fiON.—OUT -n-a VOTERS &wiring to Nipped the 1100. C. W. O. 110 WARD and W. 11AltaliALL. itee.. In mammon with the *isms thins 12tedon sun have five railway passer to and I.ow toe place by implying to the undententd. The lAN.J_ING will take place on TWIT RPDAT nest November Mb. TRUILfe NRXILLS tionEirrs, ntoretarl. Liberal Rogiotrottou Atioxdot S. igo Rtlass•dtiate. Westminster. VAST ESSFJC ELECTION.—OUT-VOTERB deeirths to support Sir THOMAS BURGH WE,TERN. But.. and sir THOMAS NEVILLE ANDY. Bart, In °massless wall the soPeoeohiss Lleotloss. sisy obtain Iskoweilon by apply ing, to the The sumira r ral will take phwe at Coleheeher THIS DAT (Hohdell. Noveutber Od, sa4 Wm PULLIN° out THURSDAY. &member SEA THUMAN NICOLLS ItOMERTS, deentary. Libanaltqrsetration Aseoeiettoo. 8, Outwit- spoons.. Weetantneter. &W. WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE ELECTION, OTT-VOTERS &china to eamoet Colonel ILINOBOOTE, C. 8., and SAMUEL 16. WaRLINO, Bac, la eonnexion with the arenceLing kleetinn, UM obtain iniannatloa by applying to the nedennened. The NOMINATION will tate plate at Dmdey TUTS ntr Ileadan Novanber =id, and the POLL.I.NO THURSDA.T, November Mb. TltollAn NICOLL:A ROBERTS, Secretary. =meal Regartration Ainomaiion. 6, thieuxe.acaic, We.nainater, S.W. AST SOMERSET ELECTION. - OUT VOIERS &Firing to support Colonel PINNEY anti Captain BAWER, in t.onnezlon with the ennnaellas eleolilou, may oe taut Di' apl4 to the unde — The NO will tree lace THIS DAY (Moeda No‘ent Der Med. THOMAS NICOLIS RODENT& Liberal Itirlstration Aseorladon„ . o, Queenoquare. Westminster. &W. VAtiT SUSSEX ELECTION.-OUT-VOTERS tteoiriert to so rt JOHN GEORGE DODOON, Esq.. aa4 Lord MWAND CA INK in erattesion with the i the Meat =tf h:us. way obtain nfortaatsc by as amino. to The POLLINO trill sake place TO.MORROW Tuesday', : No vi:2,bn Nth. THOWAeI NIOOLLO ItOlikatTlA Ikerelaszy. Libra! Registration Almodatiea, a. Queen. quars, Weststastor. B.W. ROUTH DEVON ELECTION. • OrrTIYTERS desiring to support Lord A.MBERLEY in coo nexion with the a=i4i . r i nt k2mooti way obtain intorneatioa by aoplylog to the an NoMINATION sill lake Nan. TO•MORROW iToseilay , &oval:abet* mad the PoLLI.VO en FRIDAY ` N ber THOMAS NIOOLIA HOlaal7, bagetagy. Liberal Registration Association__, S, Queen-square, Westiningter. gOrTH-WEST LANCASHIRE ELECTION. • OUT-TOISMS &Alm le rapport the Right Hon. W. B. IHATINIONE, and KENNY R. ORENFELL. Een. in connexion with the approachlas Eheetian. any obtain haftwonalos by apply. 4 ssi o the unassigned. will FOLLE tali* plane TO-MORROW (Tneedar, No te. THOMAS NICOLIA ROBERT& deasavy. Registra Wes tion Arooriatio W. n, Queenetpaso, tminster. sOrTH LEICESTERSHIRE ELECTION. r." OVIVVOTKIIS desiring be wee{ THOMAS STASI re PAGET. F.• 4., in waned= with the Heaton. 111114 obtain intarniatica by es: to as Tio• POLLING w il l take ay. TO-MO OW TwAv.. N. .ember M. 711 NIOOLLS ROEULSTLI. Smostary. Liberal Registration Aisodation 6. Queenotuare, Westminster. 11. W. SOUTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ELECTION. OCTVDTERS desiring to minion Lord FREDERICK FITZROY, in conneadOn with the spyroaelyaZti ; insy olds* bdorrnotion by appl So tie The TOLLING e • 111 Wee pa e TRlSc 'a lir Noreen. !et THOM ying AS NI(LLS ROBERTS. tam Libels) RegOttlition AvoniatiothS. Qmeenyquose, We.briirtider. R.N. gorru SALOP ELECTION.—OUT-VOTERS det.iriaa to naprort R. JASPLII YORE, Eq.. at U,. ap prraebtag Election. ma) obtAis bstoratatiati by upplyba to th., underintm.d. The ruu.cia WI tab. plate THla DAY m. brt tl. THOMAS IitOBURIsS, tioxvirry. Liberal Ylnistratioa boon. Quoarkakialara. • Westrrowter. EAST sr.FFOLK ELECTION.-01.7T-VOTE &ebbs to enquire Colonel ADAIR and T. SOTTON WESTERN. E.g.. wttb the annoaclitne idecgon. say obtain Infrrmetion by nmlyint to the tuniendgned. The NOMINATION will tale place et Ipswich TO.MOILUOW 'Tuerelayl. November at, and the POLLIN4 on FRIDAY, lair Ti. THOMAS NICOLLS ROBERTO, Seortdary. Liberal Bhsietration A—oriett,nA Wertatineoet, it W. SOL - TH WARWICKSHIRE ELECTION. OMNI/TESS &Airing to annport Lord HYDE and Sir ROBERT N . C. HAMILTON. But.. in ornnezion with the a u tKoliail Election, iney obtain information by applying to the 47.WLI:ING will team Vac* TO.MORROW rine* iev,, Ni. t. rt,t4l - 44. THOILAS NICOLIA WHEW% Secretary. Liberal Registration Anioniatio_n, g. Qwpon.ftrigm e Wearnineter. S.W. J EST KENT ELECTION.—OUT-VOTBES a«irine to pport Sir JOHN LUBBOCK, Bart., anti WILLIAM ANOEIisTEIN. Fap. In oonnezlna with the it.. mooching Election, may obtain information by applying to goo underianed. Th.. POLLING trill t.:Acc plane THIS DAY )took p, Noom- Mr it. THOMAS NICULLS HOSEILTS, Liheal Begairotion Amowation,_s, Quessagnige. Viestrebzet.r. FtW. SOUTH-WERT RIDING of YORKSHIRE EtrxTION. —OUT. 'COMM desiring to support Lord MIL. TON and H. F. BEAUMONT. Eon., to eonnexitla with the oft peewoelnew Eleetatm, may obtain inlormstion by applying to the andended. The YOLLINO will take plane TO-MORROW iTanslar), No verntsi- M. THOMA. 9 NICOLES ROBERTS, s...min4rg. Literal Registration AMOthitioll,s, Queen-agame. Westminster, S.W. %lORTH WILTS ELECTION.—OCT-VOTERS .• &mou l t pumort Lord CILUILItei Blit4:1; at the ap. prosching elo...tion may a .rain tree railway paws now apptiestina to the ima. Tyr VOLLING tak• ?lore TOVORBOW Ta.•IS tAth tuft. 111' INAS NR JOLLA ROBERTS. Labotal rostrewa ArtoMataly Zo. Quettia-aquwre. r. "TVORTII NORFOLK ELECTION.-orT -4.• VOTFII.9 .leGrere, of .appott:ag E. woinvorsz. and R. I MIMIC. Eon., [nay obtain Intonsoliket appal caunn to S. O. TAYLOR , 8911.hwr, tioch, or to the no- NOMUCATION •1.11 take, place TON DA! Ihtl. end the POLLING 6n THURSDAY the trAh. 111031A8 NP:OLLS NOBER'IN. tee/fel...try. LiGtrid Regvtretion Ai.ecuttion, 3, Qu,4.ll...iusru. 114.0411•11:4•11'. SECOND -II AND FIRE and BIIROLAR - PROOF 41AFT8--B.tore outehenan send to Orinltlef Monthly Ese of list b 5 Mauer. Warr. Thomas T.rry mod Suns, Moeda.; STlnttW4 and every esnincnt maker , at about bull tbe pries n. • emendate green with each. A large quantity of Tenn's from LI loa Apply to GIUTYITIIB,.4.I. Osamon-etreet. LO. .. _ Il olt 8 E CLIPPER. .n. 71. i. NI /WHINE will CUP • ROMP: to tuna throe to fner In.,' ITITMOCT the pus... Linty o f . WOO:COIN./ LAMA). MACHO: E. 16e. lf ALI., lA.. id. cum i•txrr. . Itll OIL OAK. no. W. .titNoLD whd ...:,S.. : . en. .. V."4-4T liIIITILPIELD, I.O\IkES. P:4 • pIANOFORTEri Collard, Broadwuthl. exnciknt inoltulbst: two of flat 7wtotarts wprtit:on tsieth-rd t..tta,aw in klegant wninot and rnantrond..l and enUarit asst r pawnt rime noting« in walnut by voA• awsKril sew tiut nurn. , :b at unntaislly low vials. • AWN 11 Ot niberior i.. rtt,:st 144t.t.re onttogna of Line and fWit..n..of tJo• Loci inn -. ...dartunt, with o.il the latest improve went% at Ws rain::... or f.ry .1%;1111$ aim. at II sninnew the ' , gnat wire ninin.ns nnstruon-nts L, Lwithaul, at FRANK WU Vilna and tlu...tn, lloornit.,44,:tt &tank. E.O. CUAL.--OEORGE J. L'OLICYJIBLL and 00. 13... t nos!. only Omsk Na.-13. • - •- - • • -- e-, u .ftv..EY.—To LET, one of the best 110Cr8/18 - in th. °today ot LL. n nk.l. Own .itustloa,_. One vPmn; 11 t ' awl 14441 onirr. Ronk IS min.,. ionly.—An4l to lir. 111111 C, 011 AvgiumWaw. tee: es. Yr. L A ItTIN. 4. Cino , n- , .n , t•pl,4 , as:. MONEY. -120 to itsoo ADVANCED thavay an furnitara, witboat reasoral. pnbilaity. or law aoe ta. "lay b. repaid by easy btalalseenta. No ammo at all it do. vMo 4. Tart.. Is,. lueiwt. 11peret. (for LW and overt-2g LTE OFF peraostaDy at tar Ilt;TI(1:8, Suutbaraataa St-ard. WA". Adirmuw I.s.ara. ',Akira. lea. TOCONSIMPTIVF.A.—A grateful father in .Irriroto of Newlin; by wall, free of chary« to all who wish it, a eopry of the yeerorlottro by whith hie &milder was greaten...l to prifret brain hew ewer. rm a ;:leornoiti t ol4ot . : . 6l s tzh:id a ng ter :firm , b 3.11::!". '1. 1(71 . .at i" 1.0 4 : 1 14..t a tinu. 41 praetiou: !Loh to w sthy:e . to iee.i.sy rostare. Addroet O. P. BROWN. 1ip0w.4.,. I. luu.otut4 rtuottt-rwrglow. I ton4c. F(fltli'fi FLUID 11AuNEsi A.. 11•• a,Co. al pot- Coo for thirty year. Au.. uppoiroti of $l.l. ra Mato...ia a , . U. I..at 1 , 1311 . .iy for Apll,l y ../ • ••••irt. satturn. Gout. end Inditeitino •• tho I rig Palo! stotiott tut iklitiatt ouuttitutiont, olupoult•Ily lA, In 4 1,4 1,1 f to. and Inf.., tri. —I g IN NEF 4 )III , and flbeamietr. fly bi• • Fiona...troth Luaalua, dad of all other gth , lalals ilu4 , 4•Lvat tax atalg.l. LONDON, MONDAY - t WIZEN'S T HI•TE /I, lang-sar% -4 , KAzt_&apa—xr. w. B. Lwow. TB.It LLII . 4:1111 LAW by 11. J. ityms. s$ T.. 1 MIN raill4 Wi," "V Yana" Lam!. lloasirs's 0111os"—.• PErte_ , ty Ms Naos Jthssos. 'Yr. Mtsvills . 's Dessolnlttoom.' nose tiy i l e = _Road to Ms River. Tbe SW st ittrift . 7 ' Tji •• • Ny LI zt Bost." " Panaldsk Piro.. -imit i reilt•p.' 'Airleans.' Ms lispgrf Um* =a Trim LisiteMbks Lem g t m IM el with with • Plow et rtstrarscsaoe In Wes doom ILLN6SI4 STILII44I.YA TIiAN Hi:. If iit allesot.ters fAITERNIS THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, fit miD • Mess ef 1 e le Threeane% aaellbef 11 0 1 = WIR.. i reetro a ustf,._y. •. . . Maim I alma treea,.....Maabasse; Mrk e r a l e lagtgriotte. " Vi = "N lA= Maio by My. eboasbar. Drawee by May, Ba. Nam& by ecinll7l. e. Jainism ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALA3II.-I—Meinagiry Midis, Yr. P. eritANGE (late of the 011. 1 111Plases'a ea<Tboato, to the World. An one —cr=paay of Poor Ifoodred Perfumer Thies of Comeark sad Isetetlea-.Cloiamesee at Qs, -awalbos open from 11 to 1. MR. MARK LEMON as FAIATAFF.—AI rvErmgo (Mantlay ;, ai , Lt, and TO-MORROW daL). and &Mayday e. attentoona, at Thwe dalaalt, at at Os Lannlataa•yilco • F*AP HI TP.—LABT PERFOBMA unia atter Otnistanss. at Itt. hant•pilater.— PI EVILYINS (llonian Thatt at atlr' --liora 10-MOltltoll rranalafl. and eatarday afternoons. lls, es. ; reserved seats, a bakenzr. AftdaaMn l s a ta 7 • e ICES ii mx6ll,4fu VALER'AFF st the PAVILION, Thee TiIUIRBDAY. at 11104; rd FRIDAY 4.1 AN EARTHQUAKE' in ENGLAND.—New Instal" by J. L Slag, Ear, on Usabbeestes and Vona noes," Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Y and 7.4o.—Professor Pepper's Lecture on Ilie Solar Eclipse nen in India." Tues day, Thersday, and ?Odic 1 and 744.—Nsw Makin Orson, daily at and tau, by Herr deanbach.—" L Belle Francs and Use Maid of Orlesna," daily at 4 and Y. by Mr. and Mra Itobafitnote. An old German Mary. of Vionsebas, ontnled tre ber thsMOYAL roLTium. IN PARLIAMENT-M*llON 100. ()X.POILD GAS LIGHT and CORE COMPANY. (Increase of Capital-Examilron of lanite-Addltional Works-Powers as tv misting hapital-Amisolgisnt or Repeal of Act./ NOnCE PP HEREBY OMEN, that " The Oxford Om light and 0. ConiPala i" bask referral to Y" the Cowpony "I Mund to APPLY to PARLIAMENT in the next Swam low have to bring ht a BILL for the following, or some uf the following, To Oriler pairpeeeni 1. To amend and adage tome of the power, and providone the exlstag tot of the ampany paned in the 44th >vat of the reign us King thaw the Third. - and entitidod ' An Art for Lighting with Goethe University and City of Oxford, and the Suburb. of the ma arr." or to repeal the said act, and to groat other powers butt ad thereof. 1. To extend the limits and nova* of the madam. and of the mod Lill, to the parishes of Sant tides, includlng &unmet Town, in the county of Oxford ; the parishes a Woolevrerot, Moreton, Heading ask SL kattheanalr. lacy. Litt:anon_ and Sand:oath aL in the county of Oxford; and the panda. of Saint Alolate, North liticksey, South Hinckley , Burley, Cumnor. and Wythato, all la • the county of Booths. S. To enable the compasy, by averment, to ' h, or to take on Haar *train lands, the polishes 44 bi- Ebbi and North Ilinoksoy afutroad, els. • Ist. Two freehold houses, out-Wilda" and land, in Clasetreet, in the said perk& of Bt.Ebbe. die propeityof ihienryßryamanil in tW tacupolion afElias Hathaway, eontainageight perches, or so arty thenalsosta ; bounded on the north by 0 • on the math by the next mastilaped,peopesty or eft by a house and and belongingtoo WRltain Matthews, and In the I oteulation Thelleffa *hay, and oa the Ina by the land of the• sad Md. • horortgibuililings, worlaza..=and, in the said paid. of Saint Ebbe. at a place altard° in the compation al J (lecke _•• Nod • homy conabaildingo. and Lad, the lma, ia the aeggpatkin ef Dire. Ward; all of is the frealleid_yrogeety of ilhe said airs Clarke, and eastetas three nook er nearly • lotittled dalltessilit by the Demo aloe boil Moody and bp real id thu add e L= i g en tie sena br. the River Thaloat: at threat and land bdingbig to the paid James 'lobe and and an the wen by the land et the tail tompeny. hid. A pane of bad, la the rid battik of Worth litseleity. pert of and te be divided ham tha Ober lan ot a aiadow, en the *south Ode o the Myer Thames, le to the comp= imam tostabditg six wren or thereabouts, and the baobab Mew* of the Bloseer and Wallow, of Univac , ray Callige„Oriset aid in the °ovulation of James Gould; bounded as the north by the Etter Theism; oft the math by • strana /anal "Beekertabe." on the wait by the re =l sport at the tad meadow ; 'Pad on the sot by a breath land, el the Brost Emilio ilailway OftelM47. And tossed and staintaia the: m eat weeks, with all sneerer, buddbillik Wale. moinnoss. no. are onarewasees. O. To Mal& . to down end maintain till : through and uniler - streete, roads. Laws, bridges, and under any tabway wlllineny pert et the = 16 611,1014. air to be eappbed with gas by Ow assigosy. end Ike that to break up and interfere with iota streets, road& lams, elneents, vintages. met Mae.. and also with way sewn; dream, and pipes in, over, or wider the was. a To ataborhsthe canpanyto manufactum paixeme, or lamina mottos and r opporatim, mad to ore let the mate, and to /my mew Mts. sod - ehatuft hit the 'WO r ats IntlCiaa diehige , mid es Oar the date s. rants an• c- fr r r authorise the eompony to rage atobtionat capital by idiarro or by To and also to borrow money an mortals.. and by the too. also affair* bask: and Wettable them to attach to tbe now shin:: rr L. and to a part of the existing capital of the ommany. • vreferense or inanity of die Plaid. or such "riser advantage... rho bill shall oiehio or Parliament may prlvoribe; awl the till will alter,leguhote. and Ache the capital of the company. and wild e.ntiren the toot haws and oreutnto of capital. sal the plymout• sod di , ideals made in re.loet thereof; Iln.l it will espiteleel the mann from time to time expended by the oompony out of ▪ Tee. 7 'lle Ton will alter tho programs of the existing act of the on panyrulating to the following malt... naximly, the tioniho•r Knot ▪ roxotmo sat c I the remain.* of trianamiment and their tenor • of i dim, the general meetings of the company. the t0t.,4 of the share. I chicle. and the application of the surplus pronto of the eons i any ; the 101 l wall ineorporate with itself the moiety? prre tic, no ..f Compuum (Luse Consolidation Act. (alt" " Ti.. Co-math. Clauses Act. Pim! • The lands, moo,. Pon,„,i,. elation Art. 114%." " The Linde Clauses Consolidation Amend. went Act, lag.° and "The am Work. Clote.si Act, deli •, ' and it • ill ouhr upon the aimpouty all other rights and privilockw open.- sory for Carrying Into effect the objects of the bill. and it will vary Lai extirigaub all such existing mate and privilog,s ow may inter. To e with the attainmen t of Objett. 1• 1 . 1114011 MOP. Of Lin will be depoutud in the Private Pilltilice of the liaise of keLlkviiii on ur the: tlnl day of I NW itlitor next. Doted tier 14th day of November, lees. (41,0110 E P. 1 i I•I4TEIt, Ottottl. Solicitor to the Oiralattri 1/YalT eta rO., 34, ParliainvoLstroot. Westablata. Parliamentary Airmita TilE HANDY-VOLUME MERLES. krbre Is. a tralVn estas &a. TILE GORDIAN KNOT. Dy Riainixt u. D. 4.4. 1 -8 ON IMN AND MANNERS. B W. Somme E. DR. JACOB. DY W. Wm AM towmwe. lIA3'I•Y TIIOFGIFFS. By F. C. v. TRY ?AI LAN'S'S OF BARTON. By JOSIPPH Leaman% : Bradbury, Erato, sod Co., O. Boaverie4di A USEFUL AND PRETTY PRESENT. 'two.. beautifully bound In cloth. slit aide and edam piths k ; from by pout far to dd., THE GIRL'S OWN BOOK. By Mrs. Cum), are. L. Vaticroniz and others. 4 new edition. oonodor• ably enthral d aryl imprusid. Illuansted with luny Enittminalt London WHY fdaditited._ rine 7e. Oro, cloth. HINTS for the PRACTICAL STUDY of the HO3HEOPATHIC 11ET1101). in the alaenoe of oral lw etzuetion. with Cares. 13y E. V. Cutritau., Add. another tob theli few e boots of real panties) value which Brandt =a hitherto produce d.—Brit. Hea dlan d. pkin, Marrhall, and no.. rind and Co. Now ready. Ith Edition, 2s. ad.. sent by post /or 32 stamps. ON DIABETES and oust. URINARY DISORDERS. to By .Looorre done, N.D., late Phy oakian to the Metropolitan Free Hospital. " A eery useful ao4 Mealy batractiee manual"—Quarterly Journal of Medical beitnes. ALo.ptitte is., by post tors. ON ENTOZOA lIN r?.+2211% AL. and ether WOLIDc aSeetins tb" 111.12 AN WADY. LI pugesorith tomorrow. illostrotsms.— " contains tlis best le yet published on !LW ofbjeet."— Medical Press. London ! H. Renshaw. SSC Strand. Tux tiH ftliflELD CLI•I3 C.&rri.x tillOW. —Pre - patatietm are making at the Agricultural Hall, Isliin,rton, for the foitl.coming cattle show, on Monday, the 7th De cember. Tho whole of the orchestra, flooring, audother materials connected with the late concerts have boon re mold, mei their planes arc being supplied with the iron fittings which form the avenues for the cattle and sheep. The number of entries will render it difficult to find space, that which was formerly known as the 3iinor Hall being dill in the timid"; of the contractoni. Had it boon litiiihod it was intimtled to Moe been convetted into &general limitar during the show, similar t., the Islington Arcade. The bast meta of tho new building ou the eastern aide, known as BCTIlte& Hall, will be approptiated as the .nnr piggery tlepartentait, with entrance and exits from the great hall and avenue. The demand for space fur itriplemente has been so great that the lists have been tilled np some week*, and largo numbers of intended competitor* have been disappointed ; but as a set of they have already had their names booked for prtetdeuce at the next horse show. The show of the present year, altbongh not likely to be visited by royalty, will probably attract a larger amount of aristocratic patronage then usual. The termination of the elections and the emigregation of members of parliament in Lin d, n. so minimal at this period of the year, will have derided. Holt in this direction, and create a mote than ordinary interest in the parts of that class, many of whom, including Mr. II I . ..Mae, the great and successful Scottish breeder, have made entries of stock for exhibi tion. There in, improvements of various descriptions both in y 10103141 and fully contemplated. Moms. Spleen nod Pond have become The gencn al eradi actors as regards the tefiediutent departnn of, and t,hibt Berner's is to b..s averted into a first-class resteurart, a portion of the new is weed room wilt be devoted to llrwou.l-cLpm refresh• tomb, and to the gvnt, al al.' the chit/kg:it, hetibrot it, 6.e. 13BILAIIYAlfr.— EPPS'S CocoA.--Oratefill comforting rfloply made with boiling viler Or SOUL —Mimed Tu by Jams Eno ao4 00., boomopailds •ismisk. LsoefirA.—(l4. tlissat4.l- S DEC ;_666.1 . • rO, NOVEMBER 23, 18131i4 • • ..II TEILIGICSON • MOM lAD.' ! . . tralopea ZEITTZWI Ampex.) LOAD MAYO . ' I . I VfII34DIN, Noe. 21. ' • Lord and Lady Mayo. airidod born ta-day, add ' - 'ft immediately for Alexandria on board the 4 MOUNT VF.SITVIUS. NAPLZS, Nov. 2b, Evxmla • Torrents of lava still advancing, but mare slowly , 'than yesterday, have covered tho road between Lan Sebastian and Sao Giorgio. One branch of Ilse lays is flowing towards the Portici Cemetery. come are less noisy. • . SPAIN. , MaDILID, Nov. 21, Entsmo. A decree Mimed by Hefner Sagasta sanctions the formation of public oomparuca, with the reserve, tion that the object for which they em established must be submitted to the load authorities; and that they must not plum themselves antler tbi muted of any author* established itenton conntey. Meotleir decree gtves to tßeisr the title of the Sergio and libmal Senor P=bee issued ad ecree "nth the rail padies to tent4tree _ _delegates a one Wile orsomiftes embee Pailuilkidie Atte eompaniear- The total enbeeriptions b tic loan up to to-day amounted to 11,930,900 crowns. MADRID, Nov. 22. General Prim, with a brilliant staff, bold to-day a grand review of the troops of the garrison of Madrid. A large number of persons assembled, but perfect order prevailed. PRUSSIA. BERLLN, Rev. 22. It is announced that some members of the royal family of England will visit Berlin during the next carnival. Count Usedom, the Prussian envoy at the Italian oourt, has returned to Florence. The King of Prussia left et: noon to-day for Set werin. • BENMARIC. (YOPENIIAGRItiNev. 21. : In to-day's sitting of the Second Chamber the bill relative to liability to military service was rejected,. although during the debate the Minister of Judie* Lad declared that the government made the Messer* a cabinet ! question. It is believed that the vote resulted from a Misunderstanding, and the bill will probably be reintroduced. THE AtfiTllo-HITNGARIANiDELEGATIONS. Pk:STII, Nov. 21. • The financial committee of . the Austrian dele gation held a sitting to-day to discuss the govern ment proposals relative to the common budget of 1869. Dr. Mesta], Minister of Finance, stated that, should the common budget be adopted in the form peoposed by the government, the budget of the Cis-Leithan provinces would but amount to twelve and &half million florins to be covered by the sale of state property and by an increase of the floating debt. TURKEY. 652;713TAlifINOPLE, soy. 21. The Egyptian exile, Hahn Paths, arrived here this morning. No political importance is attached to the repeat visit of Prince Charles to the Tartish governor at Rustschuck. TER DANLBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST. Nov. 22. B has offered to the Prussian Idieute imid /treuski the task of organising tke liounssnianiirney. Colonel lireuski has aceepted the offer providing that be can obtain three yowl' (leave of absence from the Prussian aro?... CELLNA. TIONG-ITOSO, Oar. 27. Grey rhiribigs, maids, 11111 w.. 2;5 do ts. Water twist, 120 dola Cotton: Bengal fair medium. 171 doh.. T.& quiet, but atendy. lielmnge on London: Ilink Lille rik months, 4.4. SHANOTIAL Ocr. 23. Grey shirting's, GI cattle., tqlbs, 2.2 J Mob. Tea staid and uurlianged. bilk burtleninit tandem/. Total ship ments since departure of 164 F-nglish 1,100 halm; stock. 2.00 bolos. ll:change on London : Bank hills. months, Or. Freights: Tea, 21. 10/6 INDTA. BOMBAY, Nor. iibs. fbirtin x,Gr. •.!o.; 8:lbs. do., Gr. •2a.; s mule twist, marketAnsi. Cotton arm, bot little deism ; lerah, hilt. Stormenis of the week, 4. i2l bai ts .. Ex. change on London. 1.. 11 9- I6d. Freights to Liverpool, The latest London dale is :ith inst. CALCUTTA. Nov. 14. 7lho. ehirthiga, 4r. 1.5 a.; Mils. ditto. 6r.: 46 smule twist, (51. market isuitt. Cotton, 214. Exchange oa London, Is. 11 1 ,d. }our per Cent. Government aecitritint, 94Z; Fire per Cent. ditto, 169; Five-end-a- Halt. It3t. Freight, to - England unchanged. AMERICA. (Per the Cuba via Liverpool.) The Royal Mail steamship Cuts. from New York, arrived at Liverpool yesterday . with 78 passengers. She did not enter Queen town owing to the heavy gale which prevailed. NEW YORK, Nov. 11, Noow. It is reported that General Grant has informed some newspaper correspondents that he will strictly =faros the laws enacted by Congress without regard to his personal views or to pasty considerations. Incomplete returns from Missouri indicate that the negro suffrage amendment to the State Cowititution has been rejected. General Itmeneraur ha gone to Mexico. Messrs. Wright's report states that the estimates of the cotton crop are mereastog, and that the weather is favour able for picking. Intelligence from Cuba announces that the insurgents hold several towns in the vicinity of Puerto Principle. According to Messrs. Neill's report the week's receipts of cotton at all ports have been 72.000 butes, and sines the let of September, 537,000 bates; week's import to Great Britain 82,000 bales ; and since the lit of Septem ber, 133,060 bales ; week's export to the continent 21,000 bales ; and since the lit of September, 115,000 hales; total export of the week, 63,000 baler, and since the bit of September. 228,000 bales; stork at all ports 20.5,000 bale.. NEW YORK. Nov. 21. The North Genoa,' Lloyd's steamship liui.w arrived here on Friday, and the Cunard staanithip Samaria at Boston at 8 n.m. to-des . The lumen steamer City of Washington also oat to-day. Closing Priem—Gold doted at 1341; the highest quo tation during the day was 134 the lowest 1341 ; sterling exchange on London, 1001 i 6-24 Cidted States Bonds, 1882, 1111, sellers to deliver in 30 days, 110 f; ditto 188.3, 1071 ; ditto, 1865, 1101 • 10-40 Bonds, 10511. 1421 ; Erie, 401. Cotton : Middling Upland, 21). Pe troleum, standard white, 36. Flour, extra slate, 20C. to Gdol. 84k. COM old mixed. 1 dol. Ik. UNLig)IiED-FOR Otani REENCH AT Tilt CANNON ST AKYT RAILWAY TM:YOWL —About 11 A.M. on Saturday morning, a woman hi needy cireurnstanabs, on her way to Greenwich, was suddenly taken with the pains of labour in the second-class ladies' waiting-room at the above station. Mr. Abbott, the station-master, at onoe sold for medical aid, and a gentleman, assistant to Dr. Claptett, Quests-street, Chen Mile, was soon ou the 'mot, aid shortly after decided that it would bedangerousto remove the poor creature. lhd trial bedding were brought down from the station-master's apartments, end the waiting. room soon improvised into • comfortable chamber. The nemesis+ y asticles for an event of this kind ware quickly fundshed by Mrs. Abbott, who, with the assistance of the female attendant, rendered the sudden visit TWIN agree able by their assiduous attentions, and at a tittle after 12 the mother was safely delivered of a very tine boy. Botk are now doing well, but the patient is too weak to be rem..ved for some few days. 110 mother, lint. prom, who resides at 6, George-street North, East Onsenwich, thi °ugh the loss of home and everything by are, is sow, with her hu-band, reduced from a position el comparative comfort to a state of poverty, and he is now m 00110110. moat at the mile' , of his creditors. As saint as those farts became known a genetous-hearted lady headed a =Wail» bon among het fellow tins ellen, and a sum of 445. was roan collected ; this. together with any donation that a generous public may think tit to mud to the staticm master, v. ill be handed to the poor woman whoa she is able le be twin%eil. To command a lasting prelerence, tea must be' put•orsn , Is pr m., tuut rrillibli; for /MIA gtmnitti , liwnitsfes rum tea from nomtotning thew, wtrantamo. ...i_...4 ail arm is. hold esl) al seated pietist. by Las aiespol---Ts izatsCes. aa4 chi Itc., la cilia tywa.— _ .1 . • U r , OF WILLI& da Proi 47 : lll"lll oTl►: lig had threa t F il i et voedn w til‘Pla ith e an Pnvicjillidali amiaditt ce.' as. 13stairY witli the. out Eta tint at Conipiegne. A woundel= was stated: lied classed at his hares and it down, his royal Waage being unmated, bat to little hu.rtlthat he joiapd the ImPeriallerlY at dinner the same evenin g . fhtlignass , 'genotype of Saturday evening gives the follo4ing emoting of the occurrence : A rumour prevailed this morning in pelhisal Simko ot the Paine% of Wales laving met with a dmigarosa as deft pestsnisty when est heating at CompOgne! On Ist• entry ere leant that the ameent is marked maggaratioe. His royal highness having *Amami mina what beyond the general rush of riders, Amid lama between two stags, which; charging his indimieseetj, knecleed i oier his horse, and than pa ad op. the MIMS escaped with stied Oration et the Akin ea the W, lad was so little affected by the shock as to he obis to die sit the imperial teals in the evening. • The Ottaisie of Saturday evening sap that the Prince, while in active pursuit, Game in front of a dip of stags, End one of than rushed against his horse, winch visa thrown down, said unseated ita rider. The Emperor Napoleon was the first oa the spe ll ladasr a t edi h. and his rogel higisn Was fa littl thee he remounted at onoe e. and re joked hunting party. A telegram received through the Reuter agency states that the Prince and Primate Of • Wales quitted Oompiiigne on Saturday afternoon, and that the Emperor and Empress conducted them to the station. Their royal highnesses aro to leave Paris on Wednesday. TO TEI , I 1 J - THE FUNERAL OF ROSSINI. A cold, damp, gloomy day did not chock the ardour of the crowds who flocked to Rossini's funeral at the Church of the Trinitk in Paris, on Saturday. Among the envied holders of tickets for the interior of the church many ladies were seen shivering in the precincts. for two hours before thedoors opined. The general public, who had no hope.of getting into or even of approach ing very near the church, took a far grater interest in the ceremony than I could have imagined. It might have been thought that in the minds of the modern French mason who listen with frank enthusiasm to Theresa and buns airs from Offen bach, Rossini had outlived his fame. This would seem to be not so. It required • very large mili tary and police force to clear the way for the funeral procession from the Madeleine to the Trinite, and to prevent the populace from blocking up the approaches to the latter church. On the foot pavement of the Chemises d'Antin, and in those parts of the Rue St. Lazare and the Rue do Cliehy which afford even a distant view of the Triune, closely packed crowds of the humbler classes stood patiently within the limits assigned to them,andnot only waited lon g to see the coffin carried into t the church, but kept their standing ground tall it came out again two hours later. The Trinite, which has, only very recently been finished, is by far the prettiest new church in Paris, and compara tive) few people have yet Dean the interior. I thinkßacemes obsequies should have been solem nized in Nate Dante, but I know of •no private church in this capital batter suited to the purpose. The Madeleine would have held more people, but the glare of light, and the meretricious carving and gilding there jar with funeral rites, as I neneenber having an opportunity of observing winsi the post mass was performed for the soul eA Cavour. The Waite, a building in the style which may be called modern Gothic, is exqusitely well It:PevOeued• , - Th e decorations consist of sober t graosful Cremes. The true " dim re-. lignue • light" filters through very beautiful stained glass windows, not too darkly stained, and the experience of to-day shows that in acous tic properties it leaves nothing to be desireel. A few minutes after the opening of the doors, not a seat (unreservi d fur great personages. the Mende of the family, or the artiste, engaged) was left vacant, and those who came so late as half an hour earlier than the hour mentioned in the invitation (111 o'clock) were glad to find stamling room. All the familiar trims of the Lebiee'l of the Freueli end Italian Operas were there. The Institute of France cane in a body in their academic dress. Chevalier Nigra. with all the OftschAt of the Italian legation, appealed in uniform. No regulations were made about toilettes. and most properly, for had mourn ing teen insisted on, not a fourth of the ladies in vited would have gone, and the church would not have been filled. In the Madeleine roses and green ribands in bonnets would have looked much out of keeping, but in the mild light of the Trinite they did not spoil the general effect. Wheel the coffin appeared in the nave it was found to be completely covered with dowers, evergreens, and decorations. At the bead was a velvet cushion. on which wets, laid the numerous orders of the do:eased. At the foot was an ins menee bouquet of Parma violets sent from Nice. The intermediate space was filed up by large laurel wreaths, oue of which was thickly inter versed with choice flowers. Just as the coffin was being carried from the entranoc portal to the catafalque in front of the high altar, a handsome crown of V e V r eres was placed upon the cushion among the tioos. A guard of honour of the 51st Re meat lined the nave, the deceased being. as a grand officer of the Legion of Honour, entitled to military honours in France. Although the majority of the spectators had come to see a spec tacle, and although there was laughing and talking in groups, many had evidently solemn thoughts befitting the occasion. It seamed to use that all the ) ; romp, 1101Pipa seers herd, wag More sad and affecting in its contrast between dust and earthly vanity than the simplest pauper's funeral. The duet from Pergoleee's &abut by Alboni and Patti, was the gem of the tuneiced mass. DULLIN, SUNDAY NIODT.—The funeral of the wan shot in Drogheda took 'dace to-day, and was made the OCCalsioll Of _ • great immense number of people marched is procession in military order, wearing asps and peen ribbons. The pre mises of Martin and Co., timber merchants, and the vinegar weds of Mr. White, in North-wall, were destroyed due morning by fire, the extent of the damage being between two and three thousand potuuts. 3111)DLEbEI Tiosnr.u.—Atelibi%hop Moulting mile an appeal for this hospital yesterday :it the Boman catholic church mOgle-street, Fitzroy-square. The arab. tijsliop, after speaking of the strong claims which every hospital poeserred to the sympathy of all, proceeded to dwell upon the special chains of the Middlesex Hospital. Ile said that that institution had now axLted for more than a hundred years, and hod been s source of ounfort to a very large number of the pipulation of London. espe cially of the ow:. If would be s dame it such a great institution were to have its means of doing good in any way contracted. 'luring the Let year then Lad been over 2.04 M indoor patient* and snort than tO,UOO outdoor. A large number of the ceases treated were oases of &ca. dents to which labouring soon were exposed. especially in connexion with building. The archbishop drew attention to this cancer ward, where so much mattering was relieved, and *Lc to the " Samaritase Fund," which enabled the nianagers to send putted* to etervalesoont hospitals in the country and at the sea-vide. He aka spoke of the arrangements made for the trsiniag of nurse , possessing skill, and tending she sick with kindness. After the per nun a collection was made forth. hospital. CYCLONE IN nix BAY or BExo.u.. 4`.mor r Nov. 111..- A cyclone occurred in the Any of Itonswl om tin' 13th not., principally along the Airacan rods*. Akyiili suflussl P. eerily, and the rice crop 1. 'noels The -temper Pin• Lire *IOIOIC. VIY.NNA. NCA'. rVt'xixis. Pr. ZAitsl:7‘, ButroinaPt4 r of dive thi4 attern)on. Drarvius and Co., Belfast, ere the largest sob:knot WlJsby in the amid. Trak 04 li I=m wended by the mama yootatdcm la proforma, bo 'applied kiosks sad loos tor Imam ••• taportaalsa. dons on • Ileotkal to Norm Dnavlllo sal 00. Paola; az 4. ONE PE ' B.amiusr 1D 271.11 171118TEIL On Saturday evering — atmeriein minister, thg Bas Neve*, Jekreem-was entertained-et a ban quet by the r Z L mid • ever 110. of the . chid inhabitants of in the New Dome Assernblptes =L .... if the . - Peabody s =ufted wo but wee absent in MOM s'ist=bis hi s, The maym e l s ar. Adirreeen UAW took the ehai di n e d was 'Reported by • thr Americas V i c ar &r Beilesik Tlteent,_ Vicar *Thikkise, Lars Maim, km. About 200 Whir (including Mm a tebar sa r si cta wirq.mcommodateill in the balcony dee The Mama give **llirtemen," following it "The Plc dent of Ste t -ljnited had the having been dispoestof he gave the toad of the evening e His fteelleney the Ammar Hinista,"and prevents to the United States." Hr. Jounecci,,on rising to reply, siaLasosived with en. thusiastic and prolonged clamming. Whet subsided he mord rebid received * many civiVties that he was bankrupt in. suitable Ssehaleakipe* our shores to acknowledge that which the had tendisred. He should beers rinse* and its assos Wletever some Aar ilairi t i re own coinlirt or in this teens have Monght othes Gem plasm, beesues he lie ni crxtr , s:::. bed spa with Ids mead mere uo objection-4W Ils ) Niihau mimed lie ~ =aria in nefereir to the miens of find 'Slidell, ' the eympithy as had F.h.trit=° ..t have - hem OM the the areigslils o ZA of the two t aa&Z .a. migimm tautly eases tato isMawar, a m n ifhti -c refteL pdb Christian a doetru - WidemeWby the -7 Conventlica in Park of 1866, have media all-(great oteming)-erete by agreeing that the laws of citizenship ia the two countries shall in the future be the Mari, and that naturalised citizen la Ober shall in all future time eejp in all respects all the *his era native arisen.. (Cheers. Thus an irritating eases et arriame, mere that cam threatening imminent war, was closed, thimk God, for ever! (Cheers.) 'llse next question (he continued), sdisputed boundary which any two individuals would have been censured for taking into court to adjudge if they could have called in a friend to make an ascertainment for theta -is now to be asesseedyit an umpire can samitain it, by the terms of the treaty of 1846, and if be cannot ito ascertain it, he is to run a lino which be think' approximates nearest to the purpose. (Laughter and applause.)' And to 'bow that your goverment are not unwilling to trust to the mediation of one who is not at the head of a monarchy, they have agreed cordially . and cheerfully to submit it to the presidoit of the Sense Confederation. (Cheers.) The other question was the Alabama claims. (Hear, hum.). Those claims almost made me wish we never lied a state called by that name. (laughter and " Hear, bear.") Now, Toil will understand, for lam speaking to (decant men, and, if parable, to more educated Women-(bear, hear)- thaethere were two questions involved in the point. Tlivilkst was the right of your goverment to al the early period they did, the Southern Genf Jet benign tut. The eeeoed was, if the Cointederation were !mai great. did your government word* due and proper rigt luxe, as neutrals, to guard against your citizen+ or vitiating the obligations of your neutrality ?' If either decided in favour of the United States, I know, and ever!- , thing I have seen and heard since I came to Englaild &sautes me, that no people in either Malay will be more satiated than the people of England . • Meer.) If it is settled in favour of your government, I know the hone& of my own people so well as to be satisfied that they, toe, will be contented. (Cheerio.) But, I my-this in friendship -I bare hinted it to Lord Stanley-that if I was a British datennan and had the power exclusively in my own hand I would pay every dollar at oncertr, boar) - because the principle Which will be estahlished if there is no such pereset will be a principle whiehlin the future may o most injurkuplyoued, in regard to commerce, most fatally to England: ( Clbers.y La ease of war be tween your country and any other, everysea being covered by your commerce, the wealth almost of the world being carried under ,your flag, you would be open to the opera. ton of any freebooter who might receive a commit:lBFt from any neutral nation, and then your loss, I mean loss in money-I will not say in character, for y character you can never loee-the lees in money will quadruple what you would lose if you paid every dam of the Llano known as the Alabama claims. (Cheers.) Upon these t opi cs .I fgiheorlongv tq speak. You have a question here shoat iherksent, with wMch a of satin* it is not eav province to deal. Bath we have li.;,ltalblishcd an eittablieliment which our come men ancestry founded in America, and we have dam dowed it, too-(laughter and cheats)-of an endowment granted by the same common ammeters. We b eve dolic away with the establishment of 'level-. (Cheers.) We Wive die endowed it of the only olden-meat ever granted it, and f or which ceircommee When are equally resparuil de, we have wieLflowcd it of total andhclplass ignorance. (Loud cheers an d cries of "Bravo.") ilVe have made the ne k noes to be es God and nature-if we are permitted at all to rendre in terutinteing thepiirmes of flop and natere-interded they should tetens. been.) Your Premier, Mr. Maroc, whom it was Inv good fortune to Arcane Fososially meineitted with soon after my arrival in London, and whom I tree loug before by reading a portion of what, Ferhepe, he now wishes I.e Lad neeee given hie Fen to-tlanghteie - hut which. perhaie. will live longer than etateemaiish'lt-in a spoeth delivered the other day, admirable in its tone, fele:lmre in its e ingra s e ., p a e re ly, i n spirit, ventured to sty -111 had not lori, r think. altogether his powers of imagination.- that the Englishman lid mote liberty than the uative ud env ether country in the world. New, I will leave to Often to leak for their own; bat if my right hou. will honour the United Stake. by paying them a visit. he will see the first moment he lauds on our shores-and if be doubts it then• will become more and more assured of it during every day of his residence-that iserhape there arc no people iu the world who have more liberty than the ecople of the United States; and if ho e.O say that the isople of England enjoy more liberty. all I have to my is thin that the sooner it is taken away from them the better. (Laughter and cheers.) Others not only have liberty, but they tike all torte of liberties with all meta of people. (Renewed laughter and cheers.) Hi. Excellency sat down amid enthusiastic the . ring and waving of handko chief., both from the golden/en at the tables and the ladies in the balcony. The Hon. R. Jonesom subsequentl y proposed "The Mayor and Corlett &Sem of Brighton.'• He had deemed the naming of George reabedy in his previous speech unnecessary but se his friend lied been named he would say that the name of George Peabody was deeplyuvraven on every English and American heart, and will be from age to age engraeen on the heartsof all who are to follow. lola princely mutate:ewe. for the liberal disposition of his wealth, earned by laborious Judean - and by mini and dis creet conduct, he Mande almost without a parallel in the annals of bent volume, and .o keg time shall lad the benefit of his weniikence w ill be felt in this country and in America. The toast wee suitably received and regraded to. The succeeding :eiternationel toasts were " Mr. Pealexiy and the Invited Guests." repomhd to by Mr. E•uerseu Teunent iu an eloquent speech : and " The Anelo-Savqs Race." acknowledged by Mr. Charles Riad, M.P., in sub ttitutu for Sir Cern. Lazupeou. ExTtuoutd.tanY Fk EY& It; A CM - Beit.—An extraordinary scene took plaee voneray at the a itch 'of St. Martin's, Ludgate-hill. It seems that while the communion eervice was being gone throtnlit by the Rev. Dt. White, a than in the cirib of is sailor wax seen to enter the church sad mete hit way to the front of the connowieu table. Whilo standing thuru Ins condu,t was somewhat singular, end be was shown toe pow. in winds he etcod till the teverend gentleman pron.-Mod to the vestry. Shortly afterwards Dr. White again entered the body of the church in a white Auyplios, it being the day it i united for •• raiding hionielf tn." 11.irinit ei.eirttd.d the reeding desk, he commenoed raiding the At omit on his condvA to t h u peerage, " And iu unity of tine thathearl then. be three ' , axons of trite sub stance. power, and eternity." the strange man exelaimed at thetup of his voice, "'There's IV powerful • Ood hers' upon which lie struck himself and threw himself into art extraordinary pustule. Ile then made n dash to g..t out of the pew. which war &stetted. At thisstage of Thep/or ceedmee the beadle insisted on his leaving the ehtueh. On being removed from the pew one of the clituohwantens and other parraut remonetrated with him. but he made a auk in the direction of Dr. White. Ha was stopped. upon which he, with great vehemence, declared. "Dy heaven or hell, FS be moved by no man." A struggle then took place, and having released himself from there around hint, be took out from his clothes • kind of bowie knife, and then it acmes ke. throat. inflicting a severe gash. He er•ntinued to struggle, and fell to the mound. and was then removed to outside the &meth It was then die:cm:red that he had • @snow w.l iu his ride, intlitled In' the knife, a portion of the hrOWle of whielr bud entered Lie hotly. It is e that it was tamed by his felling upon the weapoe.7&l loo4l ' okich vet. lira. it e. rEtieate of discharge wax (manila isi ck. t, whieb me value of John ttolkt. dirierlAhig 1.44 chips r tick, and i baths , of Law ingovne, to Wham further shows that his last vogage was ban and that be belonged to the ship AdaUM ; w it& derusewn, which is dated Noy/tuber 5, 11166,ingulystigni1 H.D.Y.by Coasel. MOUTH -EAST LANCASHIRIi ELSCTION. OTT-VOTERS &ening to support H. TATRA THOMPSON, *at, and th e Right Hon. FREDERIC* PERUr eennazien with tito • ehatien, stay obtam IMonnanon tey applying to the The Nta 'NATION will take plane at Manchester THIS DAT (Monday rtutember thti. and the POLLING cm THORSDA )ieserater St THOMAS NIUOLLS ROBERTS, Secretary. Laing Registratice Association, 5, Queen-pear% Westminster. S.Y. ... ' . : • • ~,