The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-02 00:00:00

_ • /' . ' - '7" 1 "-"i"'" , ANM Rgiligff . tr .- ;iit,..‘---._..„‘..„.._, . • ; .., 1 . ToITZAI/41 IMI ;1014 '. *, Timm 311 T . . et got t e. , f s i f , ( 5 1 1 t ..., t 1 Mama, NOVEMBER 2. 1868. t - , REG N3V '4368 0. 6,9:. O VIGBLAND It B. or, runsestiee bs feeeek__lrith MR Oit oT r A I G NAPAN. A•oIItALIA. tr., via NOTPT, Iran NO and b A T:4.III.If& 1... I 1 TIN fl'I.All sad OIUXNTAL RTILAN NAVIGATION et ta ANN Nob Pesseegere erg receive Oarge sob Pub* by figt ir /gee/ref+ tit t.INUALTAIIi. ADlff y. i rfolll Ocalloriplas If tITA. ALEXANDRIA. errs Blomihr. t•INION. PENANG 1 jtvigiWeli. NAPRAP. UN tIAPdM deg ,Aitt tiA, OlittiA. ..7 blue F A TATIA, JAPAN Arm RALIAg i IMPAIR= ) new swessisea NINO OFOR re intirszr, onosataga seis ti a l ooni D as., &ye. Esgartare TT, st....wrileave 1 0111411.11 every goody. pt full perhaulpel Its to freight, = b r a isegresee. way tl .. CoinP B2 7 • DONK Ith gars* Lambs. or , r. utal-Ploor• tOoktbsoigtosi. IlibrAbLlBll7/D le* G REAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE .iit a R, (34 ML IIIT Zb. itopoiret•d by bipedal Par. Mb aad iltb Via. ow 7/ Ibmiamtbig /banal mil Mall mord mai& &Wag Ina Porahar serailages laurel is pellorbobion by 7bas earambl. LThe .4.4altinia agt =iost =i r e. ; tbiorta ll si d liana big the 7b• a •al Itmailim ANDREW 7111ANOT4 lbales•Y• IA N.DON, MONDAY TURK. QUEEN'S THE•TBK, , j LII7I_ .__ RATUI satin-Hr. W. N. UMW. pi TEX LANCASHIRB LABS . at • quar ter to , Lill THE BOOK BEA MAN mamas bare Mamma tbs malamara isiz Th... 4. . per d u . " o li oa. l O N MIR a SIAM. ‘. N. *Mac. C. =at ter 11. '',-- .7 ,T i ma ateshaa• T. Nrcash, E. ; IL 1 . 4 rearing; warn rura l the em =a Lasnamann sr N. J . area 'll.l=Ullolllling under 0.14.1 10..-WIIIMeII Hats. =mare .= 1"/A iii. ...*-.' , ' clak•-A ibe •tioch. Out -tire idea is iii - nost . Tha at b Will* PeOloli 4 0 net, le it rn rireta.b- aiter- . 4 ` ,tr • Valapsallei gh , spade of a gremlin brach. B Ile I . , DkR • , _4.. Auk • ^ 4 """""' l lk. Kam mad ''''". air harr,too many.drawl=dcs to b i t= last WINING Ml, * =maws Tax • •. - Iria n ' alaismitlat, in V im '. Inothirps RADOM". OTeraseNANA4ralb-MT. H. TRVINO. '1 Vho dow not remombW ths nw ROYAL ALFRED TIIB A T I ,L etowetl isnay.in dr teed Larnri a orw", °l"sn ntMlarwirx. • ' ' ll ' a * i l t ri tar e rZne• whit% Astro I lammaaa sasesse re :#4 vas uncut P In awl t * at- ' reader who is the true raV i tr a tetigwriT iliz eeVr elle m s itaarL ii. '"'-' , udi ' lirlar4l l :lie eirenistint en hiner c"' ""*Ti a ii. a :t a s.. .in es•_. Di a s 'NT , is arm. i . are welcome, that Deli bon mini: '1. 4 2e tl . AIL. ...WM .. dinneini• li ga ir... Mir* M •omer Rag_ Wm 1N! Waa 3 1 * Owes These facts explain why it is Leaking. •re Namaar. az. T. maCCARR. .. books of the year oome out AGRICU L T U R A L H A . I. L. crowding the lista of publ WM, MATTRACTION. ' that bewilders the =initiate vust et Te r : s . ' 1.„ - ; r I ", i rr - tirosasad sma or Dioupog eo new public a amrant 01,1%*6 , T I thi .-- 0 "Ma% eei Yew. at le w wins. mines wits=ala rue MA. The i . , , thear Pu fished urE the winter rOtr.boas issued in November as ksol r_. L at fi terFora i l .. : 1,1 probably exceed in number thoe lbs Va# ' ' 's i t 11143 " 11 A 1 M 3 -4. the ten months of et (mond me m • . as lia N indeed, which defy seal i m r . l6ll •=s e Velrr sehm u si. far them Omar% by Narma. gia r „..._ • when th eir authors please. A fresimaat dapealmant. mar for instance, is grin& ToaL-Caadatiar, Yr. F. . Chsgslir el IL ... rhea . ;r a ' Naas. Nr. Taft OMR* 1 war of b we M in the East saki ArehbaLw; airoo th e # of Sumatra, Java, and W Kr. Albert, Bickner*; " A Narrative of the Mill& BRIM= to Nisi Theodore," by Mr. RINSWIS; "Travels and. Adventureeln what was till lateligmaßnsoeisanalit:ine rice," by Fiederick Whymper " ' • Tea -1 vela in httle-litiown ports of Asia Minor," the Rev. H. J. Tea 'men,; "Table Talk oolleeted daring a Jamey lint water in the United States, through the lat. '89111011134 Confederation, the far wset, mid the rocky , inoimt" by Mr. Barham Locke; andaworlion"TheenTribeeof Guiana, their condition and habits, with mambo into ' their pest bhft.y, antiquities, and lange=l3 the Rev. W. H. Brett, who was long a in connestica with the Society for the Propagation of the GesPel • Peragn . Parta. • * John Colseidgs is about to publish his :Dogma of the venerable Sable; and Dr. ' Pussy a volume of short addresses ; Mr. John `Henry Parker, the limed Wisher, a work on the early Christian and Medieval antiquities of Rom ; Mr. William Lee a new life of De Foe, whet the author calls his " uncollected works," comprisinft we may trust editors' pro misee) aeyeral hundred essays, and ..t er eie rntAm mi w Ib vor t a bs:C ; mention a third edition preparing of Mr. Buxton's " Ideas of the Day on Policy," which is to contain annotations by Lord Cranborne, Sir Stafford Nozihoote, the Dean of Westminster, Mr. Layard, Red Parttime, and many others ; Mr. Hepworth Dixon will publish a " Book of Studies," which is, we believe, a collection of historical end critical mays, including his " Paper on the Tower," read before one of the lewd societies some time time. Lady Herbert has in the press a . bio , graphy en- Uthd " The Mother of St. AwerMe. ` A volume of essays on "British Sports Pastime" is about to appear under the editorship of Mr. Anthony Troßope, who is also one of the contributors. Then there is a new edition of her . 21.4wity's " Journal in the Highlands," in prepara tion, which is to contain fac-similes of diatc.hes by the Queen's own hand, besidee a great many illustrations copied from her Majesty's priva te colleetions, among which, we believe, some of the late Prince Consort's sketches will also appear. Mr. Robert Buchanan has written a " Life of Audubon, the Naturalist," from materials sa • by his widow, which will be publlabed ; and finally, Sit: Charles Paellas has in the peess n new senor of ONE PENNY. bserde. end soma Midis el furniture disp'easd, end weep worse were around tram sleep. The alsorke as !Utley night were mesh ailibler. _ _ .-6a flatwday last Worcester sad namesons teems and village, ea lb; wakens bemiks of the Severn, lip to the lesiodaries of the county on that the Malvern ridge of hills-was in • state at eon shined& eaaite.wt is comesqueme of • shook of ankh. quake which had been experienced in those localities tote on the previous night. The Meek and its attendant symptoms and Widgets appear to have varied eon. eiderably. In sane situations it was so slight as berilly to be perceptible, while in others the witnesses described it as even mere severe than that which was experieneed at Worcester and throughout all England in 1863. It appears pretty artala that preens who happened tp Do is the upper chambers of their houses did not experimme the aorta of the sheet es mutely se those who were at the the. in the basement. Ilse time when the shock wallow coivod was, so soar mesa be ascertained, twenty to 11. The night was cloudy but light, the moon many at the full. The indications of the earthquake were various. Some preens describe it as a tramlines of the earth, as if • laden waggon was passing along the *est; others immtbsed the cat had got into their lsed room, end was estsmipering about the Moor. Ilse motion of articles at hmsitewis, the apt Agsees, ar LONDON and SUBURBAN LAND aad BUILDING V11F1 ... . a ANT titbit Olices—No. WA. lepridvsl ea DwouraTrommuss imam, ahar alr es- PER . allarell ea wins et LIM sad sprinards It 1101011•11 Not ask Ise Asa sae year earbila. JONATHAN TAYLOR. a.. 1 7. %4 I FAIL to MELBOURNE.—Megare. MONEY %%,ttattai and SOWS (of ElookwalLyard, Lanka) LINE al t Y rod rAt NET SIM'S to Australia. To leave taw Bons Perils 0111 Atrarday. 2011 oulaul=u 7 h• Oat laud suriLary strew . 4 . toarri i . 1 1) 80 NE. tons mister, arbors power Leeo PUPA itesa • Fist India Dotes ; J. S. ATWOO , Coontandsr. Tbis Et rt. swift and Mae. .batt= br a ts her owners. Noma Naos, et rl:ss just relerwer ill7grerap her Phrsuoa Aaslraliao rmrolboarse s (0 dais. Ekta0110•1111141110610100 01//f prorlers ass eassrpred. •Litthe win 01i07 ea ezrotoriessed erwerwo—Pre freight at_ Illmed• ft p y to ALIPORT andl iAio, V= 44. wit cm s !Lama. WONKY %MILAN id SON, 7, BRITIBH ORPHAN ASYLUM, Maobeim& Palk. 8102•11 I at c i. INNINa••• e• 110. Moro : We 1006 svatuiteas Baud. Namesake of firma en pans 4 the emblem, and a• tl l = mime parrots eon woo la promperoas Ow bloired sad forewarage impiiiN ism is I=ol. Aiseas Non kir about Wel Unwed sugport •• *is diallaat widowed, sad is hi So psi mod Maw THON4lllM7(Amanson. OILMAN L. It. A. i g... Seen AL OUD NA .M. OBI,: I CykW. Lambs& Ma l A% 1 az i r a rggr r a. l/= .6o. theaks: b - . ani•lsibur . liellais • 10 • A manyorm. N 11VNINa Whies. NBC. ROYAL WEST INDIA urn. ROUTS for NORTH and SOUTH PACIFIC. Aria. Now Vid and Arran& Japan. rd Char 1: saw tar zi..b .0 um.. An...... ROYAL NAIL MAY rAagsr mow raw sr Urea! tram Orrianpar as ' ,aka scrawniest Mme. an., tar lir Intaahoo l 3 i rams are eon magma nrstar. Parrare and norera an beral— Po O. e m = ) sr sarasar in Beathanotan Awn..., Clamors a . an fad and 171 h at rah month. 0021,m1r and Wart Wks. ter ICeeasa Maks landandeLselhals. i On tad a im h mcmt h . rata and Tar Jaren and China I OD 1716 at ear raid y or nrsr Tors INicanagna) Refine Oasts and aisisensids In Asses at tannins Fir further m 0 to to LLOYD. Sanatory. sa).lllnlettlaStomellorlox. 6 sa. St. Idarsarrest. cloth was stopped in one awe, sad in saber a magi& or gourd which was hanging to a kitchan ailing by a string dropped to the ground. One man who was Just going to bed was 2 the act of unlacing his Ms when the trembling of the earth prevented his doing so for some masa The following is the report free the polio* station:—" TIM poliesageant's with experienosd vilest. lag eastia, and amedietely afterwards smother shock, aocapanied by a rambling noise." At the poliomnperin. tesdent's ham, adjoining the polioe-station, candles on a table shook, • bed vibrated, and the doors and windows rattled. Most of the reports agree that those indicatioom were accompanied by • miss as of a vehicle or train wag, or as of • "rushing mighty wiled." Reports were brought into Worcester in the am of Saturday from different towns and vilhges westward, describing the shook in very similar terms. It is a fact, though it may have nothing to do with these phisicans, that up to the time of the shock the weather was cold, bat the thermals roes fifteen degrees on Saturday. OXFORD UNIVERSITY ELECTION. eirROIMIDELL 1 21 21 'Mg Cr e lt i ela s ow °N OXFORD CONWTITEE. The Rev. the WARDEN of NEW OOLLEGI. Chairmen. The Be.. the PRESIDENT of TRINITY. Vies Claims& 11V ERPOOL and VALPARAISO LINK—For RII ALPAItAIBO. maim at at as. Vtaamit • De M t'erdoe. Rio Jameho. sad Mate Masa Ts sell hula to envoi poatively as TRUNLY. Weee. 11. the PACIFIC e. (lompaare Rama padtlasslamp Phan°, tses wne, ide ; G. R. OONLAR. °mammas,. _Far were of or t at the (=V elleta. rrcrtze ; 61 - LAROSE, le N. 9 1 4 1 1111 h 'W sad Co.. t. latiamenue, Imadeahmilatrest; 1' ow, to Memo. Rum sad Raelver. a Qesl~same ; la • W Mama Rama sad Wisher. IL Pim de la Demo: sz, at Nature. to Yr. Hoary P. Batton ; sad to llabe %% en. L lute. Bum sad Oe. W. J. OORLiald. P &qv irtn be reopleed the Oolong Dark until II p.m. is sad paresis =RI 11 am ee lith Icr . W . c. 4 1 = e Buy be had tram NUM% l'e-ner and Damien. Jassemtmet. V' • mode, win leave the Priasee landing Stem Ca the day M 1ai..14 at . 10 a.m. madman. with the mane ami paeseogese tar the T ante • Tte Pirate" wOl be tonewed by the Oolabeart Roam! Red Memelisp " Paaaaia" on OM Jemmy amt. 0. Rowliewas. N.A., College. C. W. deadkat. ILA.. Ch. R. J. L Readareas, ILA.. !Widow and Hamar at /1•410/dt& R ILA.. `Oaf ILA.. = a iad Talor at New Collage The &Dr at 111. AbhAorezeat. LONDON 001CIUTTI1 The Right Ras. Biz WILLIAM =X, D.C.L. lots ' /Mow New Oaßege. The Narenda al mummy. ILA., lade Tallow at Al bade. The a t Rae. Er JOI O I TAYLOR 001.1. RIDS D.C.L..laaa Allow at Raster, The How. E DWARD CARDWILL, D.0.L., Ws Yellow of Who/ The Wry Rev. W. HOWL D.D., (Z., De= at Cldabager. Ma Raw IDWARD TWIBLZTON. ILA., kW Yel low at • Rav i . M MINIR MOBERLY. D.C.L. SOK Cowan of Cheoaar awl Mew cd Wiashog , ar, Übe arc J. C. =Wm, DR. Wrests. W Greeserlak A GRICULTURAL HALL.—On WEDNESDAY sest, (and Parfanumes et the 112111PLAZ Ordrailmi am/ Mom at 1,10) Pertomers.—Ocetedar. Kr. T. Itagabasy. DOTAL ALHAMBRA PALAO/L—Opia MO* at TAIL Maw Pallista Illiri d ft Ouseat GM varied**. Is. San air spas tau II Set. IMMENSE SUCCESS of JIDLLE. PITII/11, an I" DbRAX III" e rg. Matte 07 =176, IS sad M 11.11. b ~ow '"'"".:1 1 214::." V.= "gli. 62.0.11=1-01 amen, dpiebruassie War. Vico. Oakum W. Chute. N.AMew al llaM oisc J. D. De N.A.N, PeDow 6. 3. D. ILA., CL Nev. W. N. N.A., taw an 80e6. Nev. W.l. Jewdesa, CL Nev. W. Norm. 31. A.. Lee 6CL CL A. 0. Priebe:6, 311, P•Now et New Oeilsee. The Cewsaillise eit delay tbe Tel ~z Hold, Oedema twin WI S. PIANOIPONTEB n cit m ard, Brosthrood, Al• Omni orsilmi Isaliz e ria tbe MlZl=Vi s rparrtenstedisimia w•=11111 veZZasse i r e s z e r isr asi quit. ei lt .o ususesay ir e = ton tuba law beet sispaisrlilk tis r a rt Immo mate. at infirm at la vows &PM OMB se n tbasiziOgieWs.=i. 8017TH WALZB.—A large number of the inha bitanie of litoescatliiim sad tha nya pertain al the XORTH GERMAN LLOYD LINE. —The MmignSfleest drarew et Or Nara Gloriosa sa y , sed I.y her NW. a PoNnorber-Eiewool to Moro pO. ler NNW TONI oLaa alma WI RT 117111SDIVE, at i jl.l. ). El VANN. LON tam NO boroopornor, T ... day. Nov. L UNION. LNO tom 111 broonmrour. Tomb,. Nov. It I 111 TR. - ALAND. SAL Imma. 71// borooi•Ear. Toreka". Nova , . %HEI. 3.000 taw 70. Lonoirowar. Tasikty, Nov. 11. Nam —rirot elan, sow Womb tie. Now salaaL LEL Throe owe ukelade rtevara'sro, yrovidiass, 'we an usemmries m )ft imalland: a rk. kv ilesati . . thrr i rt rot o r — n Aztr ow t . Idol-boa Loudon, LC. ; ar to ZELLE#A, WALLNI. aoL OR . Vouthazapton. meaty d Glamorgan, aperienosd a ;Milk of earthquide as Friday sight. The time dated when it was felt by parties varies inn 10. M p.m. to 10.40 p.m. ; and the shock, sooordiag to woman, remixed, ranged from New port up the eastern valleys to the Blaensvon mosatains„ and up the waders valleys to Bahia. Tredegar, Bryn mawr, M. In Glamorgan it extended itself to the BUM& valley, Abadan. New Tredegar, Quaker's-yard (sear Merthyr), M. In fact at mod of the iron-working sad Wain data kis on the hills it was more or less felt. At Newport, about halt-pad 10 o'clock, several parties heard a long Tomblin noise, which was Woe• distely succeeded by a alight oscallsion movement of the earth. The station marker at the Newport Great Western station states that at 10.30 p.m., as he was about leaving, be heard a odes mif a luggage Ma wee approaching, but knowing this could sot be the case, he spoke to some gentlemen near, who had oleo heard it, and they at once, from their experience of the shock we had a few years ago, put it down to as earthquake. Up in the hills ita offer* weremere visible. Gentlemen who hoiA bees on their remade, and came down to-day by the several hoes of railway, demean the seise like that produced by a deeply laid piece of artillery, or the ezploodou of a mass cd mine or rock by powder. The rooms moved sensibly, whilst the chairs upon which some of them rat felt as if rising up from the foot whilst those who bad retired to red assert that the bedsteads oscillated for two or three moments, and then the fading which came on quite suddenly passed away equally so. Glasses and earthenware were heard to jingle. and in a couple of instances some looking-glasses and other ware were sees to move. EAST KENT ELECTION. - OUT-VOTERS er le eeweset =MY JAMIS TIIPTIMit lbw. eat .70111 61 rAZDIMICS CROPS theet.,i.seamedea with the ==lTAYLATlPloo 6l l7l.7lgattr= b6 . Liberal ltewishwtke Areeistke, itasenaettelet Westminster. S.W. SBOOND-HAND PIM Nadia:MOLAR-Pi/AMP arprbrisr. isr lunsi ftemas, as " 1 472 ,.... PS Prise. wigwams, sad own warm whim at sled of sm. • siteramliegivin r uir V i l s tras Gam from Bi lea R* Is 0. to the literataie of Art. Such are a few of the new books in the press. Many of the publishing houses, however, have not yet pat forth their annonnoamente ; end it must be remembered that we make no pretension to have done more than glance at the more promi nent of the works in preparation. SHOCKS OF EARTHQUAKE IN ENGLAND STEAM to BALTIMORE from Southampton.— I- worm:Li . tmrz.-The NORTH GIDIMAN LLOYD wal diereteh Near IbuSahre Otydabeet deamasehlas teem asserup lea to RaLTLNORI k as ham. : RALTIYORN. VIM tees. NO•heese Wirer. MS. A. RERUN: on taw 'Wham power, Des 4. And a the Ph e math. fable fare, f.N of sad lea. Par *ilia or pensie ssedak weed la PHILLIPPS, ORM: Et MILLI:PPS sal Oa, - PaDasstealiehease,Laadaa, ca to KELLER WALLIA. and Oa deathowsptan. VAST ESSEX ELECTION.-017T-VOTERS &Atm Is NEV THOMAS BURCH WESTIRS. Port. aad Sir TB NEVILLZ AHDY. Sort. osaarataa with the agree roa7 obtain toter &U bY &POP by; to the THOMAS NICOLL@ ROBZRTS, eserelaiT. Liberal Redo Areciatioa, 6. ihreen-agoaro, Westminster. &W. TYPORTANT BALE OF CABINET AND i o . ea j ut rus ms.4. ivits-rftnAz*ro i g: 4 Wier lag .Os mai a/ thou si COOT PRIM JOHN 008 NELL and Co .' s MERRY TOOTS gt , PARIS el seegg i r si rse 1• v a Teelle Fem.% One leee To& • Median ernes frea mese. ma Impute aphasia. teserueserr i linsiL TAW eL AND viiiat- We have received from numerous correspon dents in England and Wake the following accounts of several shocks of earthquake experienced be tween the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock on Friday night: BIRKINGHAN.—The Birmingham Pod, describ ing the phenomenon as it occurred in that town and neighbourhood, mays there ware two shooks, both of about the same duration and strength. The modes, which was redden and tremulous, lasted for • few seconds only, de teeming in intensity till. as it finally subsided, it appeared to travel away. A pause of a minute or two elapsed, and then another shock followed of exactly the same nature. One perms, who was in bed at the time. dates that the house appeared to ameillath, sad the bed to upheave violently. Another informant says that the effect of the shock upon the windows suggested the idea of the attempted entry of burglars, Another statement is that the vibration of the house resembled that Gamed by the passing of • heavily-laden waggon along a paved street. One person, who formally resided in South America, where these volanie shooks are not unfrequent, at once detected the tame nature of the shock. Fortunately the shock was but slight, and beyond giving rise to tran sient feeling of alarm, was harralme in its effects. _ _ ( NORTH DEVONSHIRE ELECTION.-OUT VOlll3lB 'exprt T. D. ADLAND, Eat, in eon iteittet w ith th e Lenora , may obtain information b aPPITing te the TB 2DCOLLB ROBERTS, Beeretary. Liberal Be tier Asatelatton, 1, Queereannara, eettaineter, &W. INMAN LINE.-THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORE. and PHILADELPHIA oompAirre WAIL PIZAMEIMer• aggedatod Winn team Liver=o!NNW OK and RALLVAX, /Mitts at Queenstown. as CITY of LONDON for NEW TORR. Wedresstai, Noe. 4. • CITY of WARRINGTON. far NEW YOU. via Balm. Saturday. Nov. 7. CITY of BALTIMORE. for NEW YORK. Wednesday, Nor. 11. CITY of BOfTON , for NEW YORK. Wednesday. Nue. I s. • Taking goods to to 81. John's, Nowfogadland, to M traneferred at as. Ostia Passage, IS. 17. sad 21 Galsofet. 'maim tAlLeseso of* } Ostia tn Use Saloon.— For particulars apply to wiz, MEAN_. Water-et:met, Liverpool: or to IMY •IM and MA ME, B. Wag Wlolato4r4eet. London-bride,. JOHN 00ENELL sad Co.'s PATENT M y. CEIOSARON. sewly-lamisl ELTII-11IIIIN.O• Isevallse naliaidesa sortrastise I vide tlis two sporMirs d alid_Paaidag . 1111. 171= 8.. Thiusee• Meat LW IS. Thri• lweport. VAMBRIDGESIIIRE ELECTIO N.-OUT VOIEIII3 dealrlog to awn RtCHARD YOUNG, Eft., and the Right Hon. HENRY BRAND, In eannezion with the OMASix 13totion. may obtain infonnation_V applying to the TH SWIDOW; Bosism Re trains,. !Abend Regirfration Emanat s ion. aneenaguare, Wrotaft:eter. GEORGE J. 000101 RILL sad ON art oasis sob Owla Us. -11. Os' . E. STEPHENFI'S TWO NEW PIANO.. C. FOB= Pte,," Istapeaspki, Op. U." awl " EIVIANVA. og 4 , :isr ie • lia"staL nommerid thew scheehehtehh. ` • " he warn, VIII Of 111•1111 WM'S OillylMV . =Yesty vela= few the lealavaisat. sod prove Ilrlitaphoos a =met al a re th =tee the " =ather's ehiet lisaekete Watt. solo sad ocaostiol. llegenialireet. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—The favourite paddle steamer RATA W. SMITH. Marie Brrnsenek.pter. Blackwell, er V I ER I" " 11, at 11 &W. return. ka"a!"'n. Rotterdam ererT tare Ja Lail.re6-6.174T Lt 51" f°l6 mer pal ENOORD also despatched hum of the Tower *very THURS. I.A MORNING each. Fare, ; ',turn ticket'. LI la Id. For through Rhine taro gee GR AVES. thm bias. Fos freight tow* apply to PHILLIPPS PITILLIPPS and Co., et I,tneten's.honse, Idotlane, Great Tow street, E. 0.; or Chap. rarersal Odloe. Regent-wens. W. B ERM:4 ELECTION.--OITT-VOTERS desir g to ',airport 301 Cf WALTER. Bat, sal the Haa. AtiBERON HISILLST. in connexion with the =:::: Ehetton, may obtain information by applying to the THOYAB NIOOLLS ROERTS. fkara•my. Lib( ral /Orel:rat& a Amortation. S. Queettoquare, Wertminaber. &W. SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE ELECTION. OCT-VOTER/I desizia_g to nmort Lord HYDE and Mr ROBERT N. C. HAMILTON. Bark. to connazien with the approaching IMetion. may obtain informaltaa=aothe underriar THOMAS NICOLLB Liberal Regietndion Association. I. Quipmeurni. Weptmiaxter. &W. INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. (ISMOVSZ LEVIZIen MIIIIINT.) SPAIN. BREMEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Brans enck, and Central Get ,y North German Szr- lind.clare term eteamer O WE. °Wain J. narria r M' , etll bt &snatched no IHCBBDAY . Nor. 5 , calling at Bbokwoll .ath.r pertaining', at 13 noon . — Fazes to 'greaten, £ 3 aad £1 tlckete. and £1 10a—A at CHAPLENSB Univeraal Ot , e. Regent-drew, W. _or to LIPPE% GRAVES, Paz n. LIN-S and Co., Ot. Duasiszerboase, Croaalano, Great Tower artt. LC. NORTH WARWICKSHIRE ELECTION.- OUT-VOTERS desiring to support E. P. MENTZ. TH OMA Rm., and E. P. FLOWER, Err., in connemon with the approaching etton, may obtain inform ion S Nlat by appiy i COLLS ROBERTS. ERTS, Secr to the uriolsnienel. .tary. liberal Registration Arsoriation, F. Queen-square, Westminster. B.W. MADRID, Nov, I. Senor Zoulla has issued an importani circular, in which he recommends individual initiative and independent steps on the part of the different municipalities towards extending public education, so as to close the shameful era of ignorance and tyranny which has lasted for three centuries. He says, among other things, that the Inquisition was open in Spam until the expulsion of the last of the Bourbons. Several republican meetings and demoiistrations are announced to be held to-day. There is a split in the Democratic party. General Novalichee is pronounced better. VAST StSSEX ELECTION.-OIIT-VOTERS d..irinft to ourport JOHN GEORGE DODSON. Esq., and lend EDWARD CANDL9H, in connexion with the ap= i b i l Election, piny obtain TH information by anolying to the an THOMAS NICOLLS ROBERTS, fisorstary. Liberal Regietration A emaciation. 3, Queenaquare, Weatenuierter, KW. (JAN for the CHAILKOF-AZOF (CHARHOW- A A A.•OW. RALLROAD COMPANY, in bonds bearing interest LI ji r rent. per simian. for /4 0 30.22/0 sterling, or florins 51,351.10$ I •••• b < Ur: iney, Or PrW4lllO Malmo 22.575.114. :Am st and siebtee fund AtooLuremr and UNCIIIDI. . • b ALLY gnaratte ed by the Imperial Government of Russih bj an edict of His Majesty the Emperor of all the Raines Kinn• go ten to the CharkolbAzof Railroad Company ti ISSUE Ii.NDS for above smennta in starling money, Dutch currency, ustan inane Subserifrtions will be f•• by g Maims. Lippmann Rosenthal and C -i. Aind Azwordom by I by Messrs. Wertheim and Oomperts. g Mcrae F. W. Krause and Co.. and by I t 13.r1u3 by I The Berlin Himdebigesellschaft. t I na.k• fort A.ll by Siebert' ` es M4ll. Ortivuder Sulsbach, and by August on the following conditions : rt. , liepenal Government of Ronan guarantees the regular of an annual interest of 3 per cent. on the bonds to be jej ...Lie on let March and Ist September. new style, of each sin the re.imbursement by annual drawing, at par, by a minty; fund of onietwellth per tient. to be incensed by the ikb reit on the bonds redeemed. so Mitt the whole will be paid off intran et nark The diet half-yearly dividend becomes due on the let Monk INA. and by the contract, ap pro ved by the Minister of Fii.biee. the Awn drawing will take kinos on the let December, 1 07 e. of Linde to be paid let blurb following. Ihe half.vearly ooupom and the reimbursement of capital •tU be payable, without any thaw or deduction, at the office of Meese R. Raphael sad Suns, in London, or abroad at the offices the ttrwe entioned, at the exchange of It gonna SO man Intik canney, ends Maims 24 ear. Per El steeling fv•Pectivelf- I Roods of the following denomination will be Wined, bearing We Imperial Russian stamp, and signed by a government commis : . ~..-.... i 1 .. Florins Thaler, ISO 600 Moue .. 3,403 1,000 - 11,b00 •- 11.1100 And on the Continent Bonds of Tha ... . . .. _ WU lers in hdditioa to the above. 4. The eateuat W C2,00D,000, may two apices vtorling. raierved eataeripton Londi.n on the followmgeondittone 'Le pave of 000 e i. t , l/ per cent., with inteniet in favour of the est-anhare from la fe.ptember last, payable.in the following in stalments : . Y , per cant. on allotment : JU ~ on llth December, IOM; 31 ~ au nth January, II,M. SO per cent. Sulacribers have the option of paying in full all the inetahnonla under discount, at the rote of I per sent. per annum, an any day When an instalment falls due. , Reekoning the accrued In ter est and rebate of discount, the price is reluind to Pft per neat.) The failure to pay all the instalments subjeeta all proviolui pay ments to fort num. IfeciPreeetlits will be exchanged against allotment letters as soon as possible. kJ /Utahans will be received by Mews. R. Raphael and Sons, up the ante:eel ferns, on Tm sday, Al instant, and Wednesilay, 4th instant; but no applioation will be reoeived after 1 o'clock on Wednesday. I be allotments will be made as early as poieeble after the cline ef the nil scription. It, Angel-court hov , Thrognior, ttol NK mortreet, London, embi. r LOAN FOR THE CHARKORAWiI? RAILROAD COMPANY. Guarani eel by the Imperial trovinunont of Ruea u. To Memo. M. Raphael and now, ,15 Ansel-mutt. Throrninftou• street, London. lir ierthwar.— mount that you will allot to the rani of L nominal capital in the above Linn, and or rose to si end that amount. or any loin which may be allotted, said to pay the ttodalmentii in conformity with your presiosotin Signature Name in full Aldine Late The CloarkohAsol Railway is the bud link of an uninterrupted with q rowinunisatem between the MS of And sod tloi Baltic Ite tern tot, ow the sea of And, are Teeenroß and Rostof. two of the pribrual grain shipping ports of Southern Russia. At flharkof it rob. the ruiliond to Kona, and the latter runs Into the /Lief- Mow ow line. The 10-brth r,t the line is VC Terns la/3 English miles), running thionist ft-stile nee elistrieta, and inexhaustible no region. The m* the oarthworke, brodgen kn., am completed,sets the oohs. 11... will be opoin nest y . The ezpenee of the works al/lady done him he defrayed by the abate ealninlo 11041 . 14° . nod when.. from the noratraetore. Tu.. line is itson 0 .04 stnlde vesurity the espial euipktrorl in its nonetruetion. In appysela tionof th.. " -161 Idaiesity Les granted the absolute and uuroonolitionnl state 'tumulus- of interest and principal to the LC:44O,M Bonds authorised to be head. ITALIAN GOVERNMENT SIX PER CENT. TtbRAMO LOAN. TM / 4 ‘IIUP ( T.RTIFI(•ATI9(.4 tie Iran will be READY for 74.3.1V1ARY on rasa after 7Y►II(IkROW b 11:10.., to earlamere I 0? Lettrer of Allotment and Baeltene ildeMpta A lieri.court. E BILOTHERA. I) INNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA. n, mettnal peetranien tor thirty pave have approved et thto par. Vauban of Masvota as the Vet roved he vadat, et the Revert. Heade Ileadaehe. Vest. arid ; sad aa the Led sallet tat fir delicate ecortltatiame, eopeedally adapted for Wilts, vou. aad Iatanta—IdENTILFORD aad 00., Omalete.. ,nt New Boadevect lanes. sad of ali Ohm elasisli overshoot tio trod& ",VEST KENT ELECTION.—OUT-VOTERS desire, to impport Bit JOHN LCBROCK. Bart, and WILLIAM ANGERSTEIN, Esq., in connexion with the ag. mooching £104.14011. may obtain Information by aryl inw to the anderagnsd. THOMAS NICOLLB ROBERTS, Liberal Registration Arociation. S, easenegnere, Westminster, &W. VAST SURREY ELECTION.-OUT-VOTERS deeiring to support the Ron. P. J. LOCRE-KING, and CHARLES BUXTON. Esq., in connexion with the approachingmay Eleef i on . Election, may *Main information by applying to the undersigned. THOMAS NICOLW ROBERTS. Secretary. Liberal Registration Association. 5, Qusenequare, Westminster, S. VVAST SOMERSET ELECTION.—OUT z--• VOTERS dextrin to support Colonel PINNEY and Capteit HATTER. in connexion with the approsehla election, may o rain information by applying THOMAS t4 NICOLL9 ROBERTS, Searetam Liberal Begtatration Asso Queen4quare, Westminster, S. W. SMITH -EAST LANCAEHIRE ELECTION. OUT-VOTERS dedrim to_support H. YAT'ES THOMPSON. Bait., and the Right Hon MEDERICIL PEEL. in connexion with the iip=hinj election, may obtain information by applying to the au THOMAS NICHOLLS ROBERTS, Secretary. Liberal Registration Araordation. 3, Queen-square, Westminster, S.W. MOUTH LEICESTERSHIRE ELECTION. OET-TOTEBB desiring to support THOMAS TERTIES PAGET. Eau., in count:Si:A with the rose Election, nay obtain information he applyir g to the THOMAS NICOLL.; HO TS, Sesgetagy. Lihen.l Registrationadash Association M . 5, Qwessaquare. Waster, B. NORTH LANCASHIRE ELECTION.-OIIT WILIIII deeirix%g to 'import the Marg•tis of H &WINO TOK. in connexion %nth h e aproaehing El ct.on. may obtain infolmatiom by applying to rraigned. THOMAS NICOLLI4 ROBERTS, Secretary. Liberal Registration Aa ociatino S. Queensquare, Westminster, S.W. WErSURREY ELECTION.-OUT-VOTERS rair r ing to sport FREDERIC PENNINCiTON, Esq.. in et nnezioi with the ap p oahing Bleetion, may obtain information by applying to the undersigned. THOMAS NICOLLS ROBERTS, Secretary. Moral Registration Amoriation. 0. Queenettuare, Westminster, KW. MONEY. -120 to £BOO ADVANCED imme diately co furniture, without removal, publicity. or law amts. Nay be repaid by easy instalments. No aurae at all If de Wined. Time, inclusive, II pm cent. to Nee and ome).—Appi =a"any at the ZATATZ ormolu, !, MW{hagtastW~WWe. nd.W.C. Advances on Imam We pelleiss. As. MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY FIRBT CLAUS BUBBCRIPTION, for • constant auceossion of New Rooks, ONE GUINEA PER ANNUM. Prospectuses postage free on YUDIE74 tABLECT LIBRARY, NEW 4P erItOttEIIIIEIYE Oitywelce, 4, Klngotreet, Chespeble. BLACKHEATH.-130UND EDUCATION on Protestant Evangelical Al ec NO MUM arrangements mar for papas not roentrbtg elaanoal fulminator'. I. elude. toms, MO Der annum.— • Rey. M. N., Mr. Burn. 4104 BM , Meath, B.L. A B.NOLD and BONIN 131:PRECEPTIBLB A - A- TIMMS bo r ip arayom sur " Moot a:e ha • as. Salem Otavo sitasoa ali Vrao. Boadla AL ; any asmormay Los a tobarol by ARNOLD ILA— ler stroartomost sal prises forrordol. Aa ta bomb to sand to labia InCONSIIMPTIVIIB.—A asi st:fuI father is seam) es wawa. br INA has at to an ' low ilia la. a all as I" alibi Ids i ra mimed to *6 l▪ . br . heal l4=l rtissr_ .1 41 Zlown vis PaYall. Ma saw tarEasat to aam . as satamt t= e L e a ak amor p r a = l. O. P. ItarauyA RUSSIA. f, Osv, 31. The envoy from the Khan of Khokand is ex pectcd to arrive here to-morrow. He is the hearer of assurances of devotion from the Khan towards the Czar, and his willingness to assist in furthering Russian interests. He is at the same time instructed to give an energetic denial to the report that the Khan intended to take the part of the Emir of Bokhara against Russia. THE BISHOP OF EXETER.—We are glad to be able to state that the accounts of the bishop still continue eatiafactory. His lordship has several times during the pad week been seen taking his accustomed drive in the Torbay-reed.—Ereter Gesette. TUE BISHOP OF OXFORD AT LIVERPOOL.—The Bishop of Oxford arrived at Liverpool on Friday night, having arranged to preach two sermons yesterday, and address a public meeting this evening in aid of the minions to Central Africa. The bishop is the guest of Mr. J. P. Heywood, of Norris-green, West Derby ; but that gentle man being unfortunately ill—confined in fact to his bed— and the bishop being anxious to see the "lions" of Liver pool, Mr. Robertson Gladstone courteously offered to act as his cicerone on Saturday. The ho under Mr. Gladstone's guidance, visited the princi paldocks, the corn warehouses, Ite., and went on board a number of vessels. He expressed himself as extremely interested, asked innumerable questions, and said that he was highly ratified with all he MI , and heard. As a finale his lord ship visited the Exchange Newsroom,where he experienced a cordial reception. A WELSH CHURCH WMIOITT A PARSON.—The Oesrestry Advertiser writes :—" We often hear of a Welsh church without a congregation, but now we are informed that at the parish church of Llandanwg, in the county of Merioneth, there has been no service held for the last seven weeks. It appears that no rector has been ap pointed to Llandanwg and Llanbedr since the removal of the Rev. J. J. Brown to Mallwyd. A clergyman who happens to be visiting in the neighbourhood has been occasionally officiating during these weeks at the latter parish; but at the former, no service of any description Las been held during the time mentioned. The rectory is in the gift of the Bishop of Lkndaff, and worth about 1801. The omission certainly is not of much importance to the resident parishioners, as hardly any of them ever enter the church when services are held there. The cure of Joule in this district is pretty well cared for by other denominations, and if a project of disendowment had been carried on hem no one in the neighbourhood, except some officials, would be found read to complain." GENERAL PRIM AND THE REFORM LEAGUE.— The secretary of the Holborn branch of the Reform Leave has reoeived a letter from General Prim, dated Madrid, Oet. 28, 1868, of which the following is a trans lation :—" have received the resolution which you communicated, and which the Holborn branch of the Relent League were good enough to par, en the subject of the revolution which has changed the destanim of Spain, and which will at length regenerate her. lamverywenableofall the marks of sympathy which the Holborn branch of the Reform League bars been good enough to tender to me ; and, with them, I have fi rm con fi dence Cn a y n7 oounta e r z about to enter upon a new era of lwellWrltY and • Receive . Bir, and will you transmit to all theme:obese the branch, the assurance of sfiiins =red sentiments P—J. Pans.—To Mr. J. . Secretary of the Holborn branch of the arm Leanne." command a lasting preference, tea most be osodonito In prim M sod rollatis sort slwaslit annitioaa's pan Jos t tram essobhilot tiro adniptiseso. le prolsersol to otl sewn ae egr o Lir a ra Defikab SA= 11111 , 11 In Load" mg Rs. In ems tewa.—tallesellesmat3 MIAOW. which opined* book end V i i r e ing eertainly ef over a shade a spreadiag ist a purely - iaucitul rule, reed ander the iklediag in the van r be long in fr-e weigher ; and tisli papas will pot resid. es n - que-bought,rahuite lia toriniantem whai b trtingca w 'out al ln wa rorti b Li: your 5 is the true of the `;rihlirary and it is only Tien Items and the inside' books. are really in it is that nearly all the out in a nob together. - publishers in a way uninitiated. Of the time - publioations. yid* egg's, Jib r leest firm-fourths winter months. Indeed., her and December alone • those published during the year. There are, seasons, and come out A poem of Mr. Ten this.privileged m way. W i se= "licesPri seem also to enjoy this In the months of June and ray, when no novelist who values his imputation thinks of publishing—when PehmarliAer-row is silent, and tourist, are abroad, filling up the materials for a new book in the winilas—the some what monotonous stream at tbsologied books, tracts, and pamphlets gas on pretty needy as at other times. Probably few persons are aware of the 411011110911 extent of this elms of publications. Oa the other hand, a substantial book of travel is hardly ever known to mike its appearance save in the two months we have mentioned. It is in October that Mr. Murray, who may be called the travellers' publisher, put' forth his bulky list, always comprising a large ' number of books which have generally been fore shadowed by papers read by their authors at one of the evening meetings of the Geogrphies' Scanty. It was at one of them pleasant gather ings that Mr. MurraT first because acquainted with Mr. Du Chaillna wonderful narratives of ferocious gorillas, which attracted so much atten tion and aroused so much scepticism some years ego; and, with the true Mature of a determined on the spot to bring out the andter turous Frenchman's " Travels and Exploiaticms" in a namsive volume. Publishes are indeed not always so shrewd in foreseeing a emcees in this way.. Witness Sir Rounerson Tennent's ex pensive work on eylon which notoriously went " a begging " m manuscript between Albemarle-street and Paternoster-row, and wee eventually brought out with such un necessarasousautter that the whole edition printed in a few days, and copies were was hex selling for a short time at twice the publishing price . But such mistakes as these, at least in the case of books of travel, are comparatively rare. We are now in the very thick of the annual pub lishing season. The advertising columns of the critical journals and newspapers are filled with the titles of new books in the press, almost all of which will make their between this time and Christmas. Th e e bulk of these announoe menta are, of little interest to the general reader ; but some of them are worth noting. Earl Stan hope, who is better known in his quality of historiad as Lord Mahon, is about to publish a history of the reign of Queen Anne--• subject which Mr. Thackeray long intended to take up. His lordship will certain) not give to his theme the living and per interest which might have been expected from the author of " Vanity Fair," and the " Essays on the Humanists," but Lord Stanhope's narrative is clear and un affected, and his book will form, as he himself says, with a slight touch of presumption, a " connecting link'' between the conclusion • of Lord Macaulay's history and his own. It appmn that the late Dr. Milman had finished, shortly before his death, a work, which he entitled " Annals of St. Paul's Cathedral "—doubtless a labour of love with the venerable dean, who spent so much of his time in the shadow of the great dome. The work will shortly appear, in one volume, with a portrait of the author and illustrations. Professor Owen has just ready a third volume of his great work on comparative anatomy, which will be devoted to mammas, including man, and will be profusely illustrated with wood cute. Miss Strickland will sppear again before November is over, in her inexhaustible part of a biographer of royalty, the heroines of that somewhat sentimental historian bein g on this occasion the Tudor princesses. including Lady Jane Grey and her sisters. Mr. Duke Coleridge has translated a German life of Schubert, which will contain much matter of interest to the musical world. Lady Wallace ' too, has a volume of musical biography just reedy, in the shape of a translation by her ladyship of Polko's Remi niscences of Mendelssohn. Col. Chesney announces a volume of Waterloo lectures, which he entitles " A Study of the Campaign of 1816." The late Lord Campbell's " Lives of the Chancellors" will be com pleted immediately by aconoluding volume, devoted to Lyndhurst and Brougham. Sir Francis Head, who has now earned the semi-complimentary title of " a veteran in the world of letters," makes his appearance again with a volume entitled " The Royal Engineer, " ' concerning which we can say nothing more explanatory. The relatives of Sir Neil Campbell, who was British commissioner in the Inland of Elba during Napoleon's residence there, will publish for the first time his journal of occurrences there down to the time of Napoleon's escape. Mr. Emanuel Deutsch, whose pspier . some time ago on the subject of the " Talmud," in the Qvarterty, created something like a sensation, has a volume forthcoming on the same subject. Mr. Robert Browning is going to publish a new poem in four volumes by the unusual mode of issuing one volume monthly. Two publishers are pre paring to issue a posthumous work in two volumes of the late Nathaniel Hawthorne, which is entitled, " Passages from Ame rican Note-books." Dante's Purgatory and Paradise," with Gustave Dori's illustrations, is about to be published here by Messrs. Hachette and Messrs. Cassell, in different editions. A sort of official " Weof the late King Leopold" is just ready, translated from the original of the Belgian biographer by Mr. Robert Black • and the Countess Guicooli's "Recollections of L ord Byron" are at length to be given to the world in an English version, in two volumes. Under the title of " Principles at Stake," Mr. Sumner, rector of Old Alresford, Hants, has edited and 'mewed another of those volumes of theo logical essays, by various writers, which, dace the " Essays and Reviews " and the " Aids to Faith," have been so common. The contributors are Lord Arthur Hervey, Dr. Howson, Dean of Chester, end others ; and the subjects relate to the schis matical tendency of ritualism and other church questions of the clay. The interminable M. °Wed, too, has another volume in the press on Christ ianity ; and Mr. John Henry Blunt a work on the Reformation of the Church of England. Drs. Turner end Lonsdale will publish immediately, in two volumes, " Me snits of Goodsir," the RdM.. burgh enatornist, who died Albert time since. In the BRlSTOL.—Anything but a comfortable feeling has been produced at Bristol and throughout the district of which it forms the centre by the undoubted fact of a somewhat severe shock of earthquake having been felt there during the night of Friday lad. The phenomenon was observed by such a large number of persons, some of whom had bad previous experience of such occurrences while resident" of tropical countries, that there can re main no question as to the reed nature of the visitation. The reports vary somewhat est* time, but not more sothan could be accounted for by the variations of clocks and watches. In all probability the OCCUITIDCO took place at about 24 minutes before 11 o'clock on Friday night. A gentleman residing in the White Ladies-road, Redland, which is at the north-western suburb of the city, and who by a long experience of the island of Tobago is well qualified to form an opinion, states that the shock was most indubitably one of earthquake, and that he recog nised it at once as such. He could note, he says, three dis tinct vibrations. Bis family andservantswerealameed, and came out of their respective sleeping rooms to ascertain the cause otthe unusual sensation. Ramat least fortyotherin. habitants of the city accounts substantially agreeing with this have been made public. The shock was felt at Clifton, Kingedown, Bedland, Cetham Ashley-bill, Stapleton road, Elutes, Newtown, the Dings, Bedminster, and, in fact, throughout and around the city. The earth was felt to male* houses and windowswereshakembedeandsofes appeared to be rocked for the moment, and in one or two instances chimney ornaments and light articles of furni ture are reportedto have beenalightly misplaced. Accounts have come to hand of the phenomenon having been noticed at Neynahein, five or six miles south-east of the city, at Churchill, about twelve miles west of it, and at one or two places lying intermediate, and the probability is that it was felt with more or lees severity through a large district of country. Nothing unusual had, so far as has transpired, been previously noticed in the character of the weather. BlETER.—According to the testimony of nume rous witnesses, a severe shock of earthquake was ex perienced in this city on Friday night, its probable course being from east to west. Three distinct shooks were felt by the inmates of a house in York-buildings. The lady of the house, who has long raided in the West Indies, recognised the shaking as that of an earthquake. The inmates of the Eye Infirmary testify to the shaking of the building, and to experiencing a peculiar sensation at the time. An unaccountable noise was heard at the institution in the Close, and several other public buildings. The circumstance has created considerable sensation, if not alarm, in the LEANINOToN.—On Friday night three distinct shocks of earthquake, or vibratory motions of the earth attributed to that cause, were felt in Leamington. The three shocks followed each other in rapid succession, but none of them was either violent or prolonged. At the time the shocks were felt the night was quite calm, but somewhat close far the time of year. The first was per ceived about a quarter to 'levees, and was felt in different arts of Leasnington, but more particularly in what is celled the new town, oa the north side of the river Lease. The shocks wire noticed by Dr. OVallagisan, LL.D., the president of the local Pldlosophiad Society, who has re sided abroad where earthquakes were of frequent occur rents. At the time Dr. O'Cieffsgban called otiose/3a to the shocks, and found they bad been noticed by deniestka is his hones. In Yak-terrace and Kenilworth-mad, two it/Mimeo felt the shooks, and another area from bed is Warm, and went round his resident* to as if anything wag wrong. ♦ lady on the Parade was also startled by an unusual noise is a espboarl la the room where she was sitting, which she et fret attributed to rats. 'llse shooks were also noticed by other persons, but do sot appear to bets attracted passel attention. Alsoat four years ago as eariliqueks was fell in Isamingion with *onside:4le violence, as in other paste of the esentry but on that cent- Wage IMO moved about in's"- AMSOCIATED ARTS' INITITITTIL-011 Saturday night the sixth winter swim of this institute was opened bg et ereerseziene which was given in the rooms, Conduit e Regent-street- Between 200 and 300 ladies and gentlemen were present, and the proceedings were of an interesting character. THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION.—The accounts of the local committee for conducting the Norwich meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Menai have just been made up, and show a balance of 332/. This sum is to be applied as follows : -60/. for the purchase of elementary scientific books for the Norwich Free Public Library, the selection to be left to the Rev. Hinds Howell leOl. to be granted to three trustees for the purchase of meteorological instruments for Norwich; and the balance to be granted to the Norfolk and Norwich Museum un conditionally. HONORARY DISTINCITONS DI THE ARMY.— Her Majesty the Queen has been graciously pleised to sanction the following regiments bearing the word " Abyssinia . " on their colours, in commemoration of their tervicee duruig the Abyssinian expedition of 18674 : —The 3rd (Prince of Wales's) Dragoon Guards. the 4th (King's own Royal), the 33rd (Duke of Wellington's), the 96th (Cameronnins), and the 45th (Nottinghamshire, Sherwood Foresters) Regiments of Infantry. WOOLWICH, Nov. I.—The discharge of work men at the several departments of the Royal Arsenal has gone en week by week until the establishment has been reduced by less than half its strength, and thousands of families are thrown out of employ. The heads of depart ments, unwilling to decrease the 'staff further, but pressed by the authorities above still more to retrench expenses, have now resorted to the expedient of short time. In the royal gun factories the men will cease work by turas one week out of three ; the laboratory operatives will not work on Saturdays,, and the carriage department will work only 40 hours instead of 66 weekly. THE 1 4 111 W ROAD FROM HATTON-GARDEN TO Sansurnmti.—On Saturday the contractors for the road and flag-way pavement of the approaches to the Dead Meat and Poultry Markets at Smithfield announced to the corporation their completion of the western approach road from Farringdon-road to the new market places. This spacious continuation thoroughfare from Hatton-garden forms a very ready . approach to the City from the West end. A few days wrll elapse, however, before this and the other roadways round the market are fully opened to the public, to alliw the new work to settle. The Great Western Company is at this moment in the enviable pontion of having more money than it knows what to do with. The time was, and that not many months ego, when it was impossible for them in obtain a renewal of their debentures, and the concern was on the verge of bankruptcy. By thefinancial arrange ments, however, which they have recently made, they now find themselves in a position to pay off all the debentures as they fall due ; but such is the perversity of capitalists that they decline to be paid off. and ask to have the bonds renewed at a reduced rate of interest. Meanwhile the surplus which remains in the hands of the company is placed at loan with the bankers, at something like 2 r cent., to be available in case of necessity.—Reilicey I m ere. - - . Tnn BALTIC.—The Cronatadt journals montion an extraordinary sulxilenoe of the waters of the Baltic, in that locality. It began in the evening. the wind being &W. and rather fresh. At ten at night the level of the sea was a foot lower than onlinury, and continued still to sink. The following morning at six it was two feet below its normal point, the wind having veered round to the N.E. ; and at two in the afternoon the greatest de pression was arrived at, namely, three feet two inches. The water then began to mosat rapidly, and during the night exceeded its orditary_level by a foot. Nearly all the steamers plying bey on4aft and Bt. Petersburg were aground, a ohnesainamos almost amweesokated. As to the cause of this phenomenon asthma is hams ; but the summation is Sat a N. wind dram the waters towards the Swedish, O w ning, and Pnudaa toasts. CAPE OP Goon HOPE.—The Cape of Hope Coromm's sesemeldp Asia aimed at th ea iletnr day afternoon, two days under Postmlliee costrese time. Her datum:n-00gs Tema, Sep. Id ; St. Rehm, Oat. 3; and Madam Oct. U. St and live stoke of mails were landed at the desk pier, and after taking 30 lens et fail, she proessded to London; her cargo cos of 2,000 balsa of wool and26obegs of rim ADBUDALTw, 00T. 31.—AP:0121TIOINTIL --Cap tain Lord Galerd, to the Hertelse ; Commander Lord Waller Lora In the Heraelet ; Lieutenant Alfred Harris. t o th e cm= Midehimosit John H. Kerr, to the Hereelse; Arthur B. Johnson, addi tional, te the Fisgard i t s ati a val owlet, nominated. Arthur Murray. Puurwoaxe ! Putnam ! Pranaze I—Cirest = a r gli ft.. lll l art. ~~