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

. . .- . . r - . . . l ~ • . i • X'' 00) r. Ar0.0 r ...g..7 .7: ....z...... • '6.e....5r., (a :1. 1 /frililt,'l'l()7 ' ,I 4 71 1 13 7 A ( TPEWrigir .Ba3RIXa _ a Fur i 0 I T , r fir • .• , : r • rt :,;,,i,.:(7„...,,r,,.1..!•••.:y,f) ........ • .c.t.,,..1,.tr.. (I ••••• ••' 1 ) ..' , . i • .. E • . . f . .. . , .• ~, , . • ‘ : . , . . . . .. „,, , , . tft '• / ' '. 't '• • • ~ -,/ '", •.• ) • t:P. 1 • • . I. • •l / $ . , „~ F~ , N ,OV 14-0 LONDON, 'WEDNESDAY EVkP No. $,946.) kh NOVEMBER 11, lift `MALI USN CB FROM ABROAD. i • • 1 ONE PENNY. 'oration each man seemed to darer with hie kilow. kI II i ERMAN LIA) it) l.tNr..— PM , w riteret oteguren, ti No dlo=to ayo• • , „ e Italestee Pastmastutiteutral 146,0 r, . . kk airs t EVERY TUF2DAT. at pm. 1 . • 30 ions. lte boeso.pawer, Tuesday, Nov. W - •• , h 3,10 taus. too borsoilawer, Tuesday, Nom IT. • ( s ols. tow bessosover, Tasoday. Nov. 11. . met alms imp.? saloon, PI ' • know sakes, 03. Thew • etegoaa d`s OP*. provider., aud all asessursioo mum* , • • '‘,;, c - o. asht to at threagh masa —Agway to , . • lir. GHAVYP. THTLISPTS and (b. St Ihisobta's• , • ids 41" Lauded, er to KELLBa. WLLI" and rtnn. CO X RN'S TJRRA T R I, Leng-afte. wasmsaw•wr. w. s. Lamm IIIniLLANOMUUSIS 10:411wOres. Ate. New Fora 1111111411 . 8 kWh -Wilma% Lu i rlia = gi tar AM t A Thr ill111.10—"1.16141111.11. se. A _ _ Dem e2 A tzeal It ga i=li - boveja -als r=liarzar ialrledirrsint vark ii aftwooke—Tbfb lam "a" Tni"m" 6 " l lass. with ermAx • lisos ene. l l2AN fikeiriritiWa l s tbmean y to ei. atine,ltso. ANON HARTHQII AKE IN THE PACIFIC. Alwriao atm, ria as enawan now) • !.) YOWL. NOT. 9. ef eetre ... meted last night at V' • Vaneou Island. It occasional much co tionebut ittledasege. Alftheoleee at Oetobeie • fourth tidal wawa visit9d tho filenewiah MIA In the Woad el Hari ie Nova awaf Jaws number of dw • . ate rotated vibratilews Ot earthquake have been felt. tte the The late Marquis had been abroad all the summer , in his yacht, but no northern breezes could fan him bark to health. He came to Doncaster, from Norway, en crutches, and looking very ill and nervous, and well he might, as, instead of having a St. Le ger: winner, he had only the loan oomfort of a veterinary certificate from Mr. Mayor. At . the Mist October he was on Newmarket Heath in a basket carriage, which he only quitted to say a , • word to the pretty Athena, "which once was mare of mine," when she was led back a winner. As at Doncaster, he did not go beyond - a pon7 " or - two. "Mind I'm to have this paid.' mad one . ring man when be booked it to him, and after that ' week they saw him no more. Nearly seems seasons bad pawed by since be first came a hid of nine teen fresh from Ikon to Newmarket, and he left it a shattered man, only to die. He gun! some time at 'Folkestone, and visited r town for a few days before he set out fur a winter rojourn with his wife on the Nile. Some few fru nds dared to hope that ho might cyn3 b 'At a new man and live quietly in his old co.mtry home, and train the foals by The Duke. It wa, not to be. " All the wheels were down," and now the fourth and the last Marquis of .Hastings only lives in race-course story.—Daily Reim k 4 ; 4 Am to usurhititui Irmo sooth4oketou. k g N'illLY LlNK— t no N ORIII GERMAN LtorD $ll. 1r Met-dem Clrtsballt etemasehlpe tram Soellbielel> • , ALIIIIOIIX es follow*: Wail U. „ LAW 110$0. $.-enror powo-, Doe $. And en the 4th of ooh seemed/lit • .11e fel., MI. For freirtis or sr* 0,/,‘ .lIILLIPIPII and Oa. W. 01011•441110/111. L•Olarie ► .ar to KLLLIIL WALLId. end 00. BoutheeePlee. QUEBI O 4'O.; lIIALTIO‘, TO-NlGilf, at 10, I ra Thg. s ln Isl re .. a =l. l I 1 111 at e uiremer r oia L. ow. . • • Toltme. Wi g ennt t lth i i hrt i terei 0: 4 171: 1 1i , .7."1 - "•. niers. b l M a r* Jim (moves corms ainwer.) DIIISOOVEItY O PAL P A ID OONISPULAGY DI UILO. 'll'Alaßldo, Nov. 9. 14eterday the police disoovered a fully organised .mtelionary eommittee, and wised peoohtmations o** ,l ll diedian autonomy. One individeal •ho was enuotpi declared that the intentions of. the acesspas vas to have claimed the protec tion of th squadron. . . . . I N MAN LI NE. -TH LIVERPOOL NEW YORK, and PRILADELPHIA COMPANY'S MAIL SIEAIIII.Iib ore err mated weed from Liverpool f. NEW YORK ▪4l ARC Al. ILSI4 ft.`l. QUeepPlol ll 3 the Sam as , ollees. pi% of PALI - MO!: I.:, for NEW YORK. Wotan, liby, MIT. 11. • 14Y of I.teroN. *or NLW YORK, Wednood".2. /Cm. le. • . Yel C( RIC, for NEW YORK. via MallfaL Mishtselle2. ; of ANTWERP. for NEW YORE. liiiniiteedby. Nov. 21. .st ?Kane and poseorve to !IL John* Newfoundland, be I. Iron fere.A at HOlihib. 1 . .e Vessepe, lb. 17, and 21 °einem ell Meta, the seise pilot oes nr the 2 1 112611 . Permed Pismire ie - Oudee a tali so ndt of Mw• us. Peeestatere tor Omuta awl the Oohed SIM. • ~ leolith on yr, seven tare [alas. -Toe to-tler perMeo .. 1 1 7 So WM EtTWAN. .Voterotreet. Llv-rpoolLor be .. • I•• . A VA/T " el. ',Vv.- TH•velAtrot... towlini•••44l... It V 1 AL, £L/14t. MBA* -V4ll4olll.ol6.Uptii Mine WOO% i t.ll W Oirran sod bow ei Or ettl aril _ . raditth Pltt:tialt3 of Mu. rkrritai, abosard Daaasera tram Ws Osumi are. Pasta ka a aaa &sad. Aim! wili&Ill ; 0* Ttld Men I'LL Vail" is 1:126 . 1 .6 rt• • ‘ lOOll, 11110.111 l 11.011.1111, Ira beim 0 s al •==surs krai ' allisiMis b. • MOW Is airialmaaara only. y riLONDON PAYALLUN.—All&iniiithig bd:pa. d. Lalismailkerietamicr i ais away add vande fa. Models ell Kara SSW Aziclats ; been" lbw Mlle. We. .N. eat" AIM, WWI aux fag._ MUSIC. 1414..SIEN.—Dirvet , Houk, to kiasuover, Bruus ”t,.nd Central Germany. -The North German Lloyds • t , ero see owe/ deasiar t7ONDJII. 066646 JAW MIL • ...Urania& on THIJIISDAT, Nov. It calling 6f Hist* wall • •••• • r pqmittotal, at It noon.-Fares to Iteetnen. SM •• twteo.. ad 10a—Apply at CRAPLIN . B Uniweetel OA et ketYld•Cia•oll4 W. • Olt to PHILLIPPS. (NUPE& pan. , 11. .r Co.. 116 Du;stra'teatinee,Ctrearleina Grist Town EL. 1 'ATIPIAN FIRE and LIFE OFFICE. E.t.a liab..l 11. Loueberdsteest, Lesion. KO. ♦t r PIVISION.—NEW LUPE ASSURANCES, In °tier to , r .et division el pleats, meat be elvated BEFORE I t ti IiFMT. A!, uroverel forme scut Wm be the Empeer's ie ••• th. , '‘' ,1 • 1411 7 • Letabeidetreet. AA' LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Instituted In 3. • -.1.1 Jterete—rsyse dr el Pm and Qsarter lajliou& • • 3..ia-9.-cen and s Hsi} Millions. tithe of the Prams oohed to the Assured want/amnion,. Imo Utherto added to Policies—Upirsrds of Four Millions. , I • ..p...tu•P. statements of seoonnts, 11007 to the . ht. the Ore*, Ileeteetreet, _Lambe. WILLIAM SAMUEL DOWNES, Aotztary. 1 ONDON and bUBIIICHAN LAND and BUILDING COMPANY (Limited). Clew—Ne. 107 A, Peneburehatrett, 11.0. Wm/ vedelved es DIEPOSITat 10U74 PIiBMST. INTIIIIB7. Pas .tie M ihredos. . &Hewed of £I OO end drew id & el,otad fee aell .11S• 710r445 MO O eerteix. JONATHAN TAYLOR. Hemeted7. BRITISH HOME for INCURABLES, Inetituted to nit .ixxxf-Iffitiri. Barclay. Bevan. and Co.. Lombard vtavet, L.C. ; end lemma Drummond awing-emu. n. W. The eem ELEA TiON r ill mite place TO-MORROW ,Thursday, llth Norembe r, at the City Terminus Hotel. Cannonatreet, • • sm ir.-patirsite and If out-patients will be el,ete i. • übLe are invited to smut the Home at Clapham-rise. • r.te tdmitted by vieet:on. Annuities of Wpm:o44 1.• under ni yenc• of age is etigable. IONS end ANNUAL firll.e,;6lP7lONil are wirneery . ••c: on behalf of ton Chac.ty, whic.h extend, to ell parts of the • ; • irulsre and Crisis of amilast!on may be obtained from • ca. eoss wc• nwn. 4WER. ase. S , LitIIIAN hue's.' isAL, DALSTON. ‘ 4 Per g the month of Oztober Met 77 in-patients wer v a'. C. of ham . trht were rare of accehht, MI . f them hi g II .h. tune r• 1 out-pat.-eta 4,206. nemely : the Noma I Diepeneery 3 eh, of which KR* were new OWL Earle= .. %II .. 334 e Wertern CA) 0 132 ~• Of whi ch 37 were rue, of aeo.dente. A. WALP A IY W. DD., Hon. he. 'St ES DltiPzA aAtt Y tor DitirArilitS of • o-.• It, Dukeonweet, usehoster , fanare. la 4 : - 1.... fn 1.31. fur tl a cozy of chronic erupt- one, Wawa, owl • • mortod eondito no of Use skin. hair, sad natio P79111.13111T—T1 a Rem Cason . DAI.E.ICACTit. Paul'a TRILIFF a a- William Harvey, Yoq., Bonoaqu kre. • I in , -I,ndor and Westoter. Eloomabu Hrtanh. - .. on—Tiono. a Hunt. Fog., F.R.C.8., 6, t„, Hancheater4quare. t. iodate , daily tr. ma to lit Padnate aunt aroma a ticket . a G..r . nor. or INV b. onward 01%EY.-120 to Lela, 41.1) VAN diately on humane% without removal. publicity. gee lad • • limy be rvpaul by tray instalment*. No charge at all it &a A. Terms. Wellman, ljpw oast. _Nor £lOO and o th. :Z= • ~..alZr a t t,d01,,,F;14:TALE1.0..FF14Z8a.m....80ua. \ TIMES WANTED, for o.;to r Cerreepondenee Teen e n J. 31111 , 1. r• A.or ranee Company. One Salami per Gogry will Os • ••• fo.n.aling the mine to the Patare-trw, k Cie mat's- AS!MiATE.-T1i131,0 RUlizik.: BOARDING m7e'r with every eonifort, no non OPENS!) tic . . SKASON, on skint net: term& —Up," $ Yr. ) li. Ibo t. 4! I I:EY.—To LET. one of the bast HOUSE 3 :.!: • runty at the rental. Open situation: tine viers; It •r.r. r, rnd nfliorr—frrt rate °eery Host. 60 ruiners A • l Iy to Mr. PRICE. on thepretnises,TheArenne, WaJltsp 1 , ••I r. MARTIN. 4. Qtyraetsereadars, I r. 1...11E1LE-TeatEACE. Upper Westboarne -7 t r, W.—Fmt-class FAMILY MANSION to Lef, No , t tho pi t. with ....Ty tost , nierioe. 11,-111, ji on tht pr.:mists. or Mr. MARTIN, 4, Q.itatow List. IN AkiAbi'D LL w kiiiiK Y. ÜBLIN XHIBITIOII, INS. u*debated o ld IRLSH E WHISILY gained gm DUBLIN P?' —lt is pure. 5114. reelkur, deaciowli and very sq,,l.K,tua. field bottJte . Se. bd. obeli. at the redo& beams in by the meats re prineipal towns ta England; or male. at S. Great Wiadarilletrest. USTdOI%. W.—Observe the T 4..,), ••••••••Adr•A . •wir•b•ri'm LL Whisky." 1111.1 a. I•AJVO I$S7. GI II ItE PICKLB 8, - -•- -• • • Raw..., Jams, and :able Dentonleo, • Of tbt highrot qualsty, manataPtured by ClipSBE aLlak bi2ACKWELL. 1 ...pnetote of Captain lingte's Conmtal Mk" Oar" Pais* and catty Condimmta. It sold retail ia all parts uf the world, and whokaate at th• lisaufartery, Frllo.eeeT'A RE. T.ONDOX. I) Ut.N 0 ktitNiartl, B roisSaterid, nen aril sacra nt PIANOS, including two of the 7.o.Maiti •i t' Sias triehoni nottsges in elegant walnut and roriewoo I. b I Mend Connect and a patent grand co coat in walnut ty Broad. v n en nearly otw and quit. perfect, et unusually low Irian. list; of the superior new patent Ism tare oottagre u 1 Ins and Pang, of the beat runoulacture. with all the latest i opro • 4,, at 10 guinea% or in very elegant cases at 16 sin nes. oat advantageous instruments in England. at TRANS : lrn Jill and Cr... at Monmet...troet. Rack. 110. E LAN Lo UP. lib tut taNipLft.—ilitOittlited ITU...ED LISTS of OVERLAND TRUNKS, Robes' trowel : . twit*, tort mutest:tn. leother bogs, cabin furniture. &ft, for. on nrpl adieu to THREMHDR sod OLLNKY, outfitters, .t e..s to %cm ••••• •.1......0, gtvenA 1• IL TEALS, lIEDDINO, and BED/100.31 • El RNITTritE.- An ILLUSTRATED C.ATALOGCE, w.th •of ! &Artie, of BpltfrOM Felt.N.lll.74.Kf.alt .few by I r Pat:on tn 311.111,4 and RON A,yhotare n.a 31.n5 • n:. r .strent, th Imd-aucet. W Factory, 34 63441 16. ClaiLics- •)1 L CABILNEV AN!) '• VII c) TIALY Rlti I'l UME.— gilder. HARDING. MAD hIJ t BIR to 70. V.rw-st.o,t,e,. beim eouspollad by lb. uir..un Ma may to glue up their Prosaism. n.ll Natl. on and I.e ht tluar VIRMA , CIABO RIVER • UST PRICE. ECOND-11A1. L r 1 and 141-LifililaAtt-PROOF ISAFEo—Bidures pan:hoar•lf sod for tividithe Month y Lod al Natio, by !hirer. Marv, novo. Perry aril "Woo. 11 if dill. 111... Vflatnoil, owl • very eminent isiollov, ot .boot oolf s of sew. I ini razdvf river ..WtA lams iguontity of Tsar's Idea t 1.9•1 est Iry A nrlv fPFITHA. 43. nosnoratoor ma. I ovt, CULU 1i iIAS IttEeri rnd zAMBRA'S r detr.td ?Atli..lloMM% wll e c o. ••rr r the luWr et temperature. Wire dit. lid. ilk t dr, C naid' : 112. Rodeabotr et; and in. I • ...rew o rd Pollen RVel , 01.111111. V ObEPH tilL LOTT'S STEEL PENH. SOS by .11 *balm ?browbeat the weld. I A Ric 3 CkYSTAL HPECTACLBS of well raerlb one eaa rely be had at 62, Great GasieGetzent, Sntrb Humus Oaten. The my twat steal tram I hi,. WI.. tie. sad G.—THOMAS HARRIS sad SON pubhe walnut persona Naas thair awe& Leto. lambed VW So trerram et aerate. CONIWMFTIVEM.—A int L efal father is A...irou• of stutins ley Mall. hoe of to all who vath • . 4 )1 of U.. bssnatina by obs.b clauraQ. was noised to bsti ftsn. rm•O mourn; Ain.. due having loon ti v in op by Ls y.by Seta. ass 4.••••.1.1 of by As Sass, •• wen-Assn rietan. als to. Osltinust brantina list to aOrp!'noo soaltt of clamp 10-toY___ AAdrara O. P. osOWN. yunyatratt. 4:441 . 4 . 4 fra400,11. London. JOZEAU'S 00 PAIIINE.—la ch ron i c or recent aia••• • 4 13 ro IA of rot ban somas of da 1•74. • •••••• ay the Paris Phyti.iana' Anallanay.-- by ail r a all 1010t0. O. Si tis.-ral begot. In Pala., paw. Inl, no. Montanans. ant. La Laolles, at Jamas* alsenSt. 411. Hassrk.4. II YSPEPSIA, f;ONNTIPATI()N.—Rapid care b by 1.}./.l.oc•pi CHARritAlr., as the Saps of 001.olor, or o, . e .o, go. Mai ly upprov. by Se ASd S•may •1 Mfthein. Parin. Pr. o yd. bo..nao.t. It —Mole P.. r.l. t!Loso. 40. Hasnarbot. Tost.s.mast. Yr. ' lt/ZEAL' , INDIGESTION. 111TIMR CAOIIII.I A IL-tale Ay•rb-t.t mei 31 • l'oen.rfal T. PILL". ••, ah.rr, in inottli-* it. lid 90. YJ. , end lla 1U the ka.EVl`Oltri uf the NORTH KEN DI Vl hiOn of Ike GOONEY of STAFFORD. Tiesl4 that • strict albs epee to the prineepes whieh at l'ir bet • loge a chefs ea foe me the salmi., 4 yew aelrages. eu a• T met wt. h unnimittag aleientlas to sy althea, year rmementer DM Ira* me Is setting • emewo of = offiniffaS ies t' tuns le alb r myeeff as •eassildabiller the Magee et niece mutat reps be the next Pew Imre& lte ',Ursa DM ef We Wen el Omar vent e Adndaltratioa, 1//1101111.11M0111 ma I nil Perk Oat* ISO he and* temasolig frost n the int ussininess esegritami and am to to scppo.t Ere as segaleed la On le it its Ingilivesta A lto. Yuma emended —embrwring all &SON win result I tract • the exponent at am *IRMA. raid pub& opium, • mime al geMlelMlent both liberal and feet. Ite greet 'castles far diatoms to echo ilk how to Erika ki lned al t ea end eteatented, neeepetvem awl testageff. Persielty end I nitre the pees a t aseeemedgclegnstor Oscar et, _fattiest. aaA i A • ' naPava mama Mire k 1i Ddlabd 111100•11111 • aid maintained 11 ii i i e • four mat Rain la eget seer cf the ef the Ir.sb fordo =riser prilelias in t% Mete tic tho of I= .2 =e alas eaff a on et I wee twea—ead iklaittlag end ogler al all the wimps infbeent ea Ireland in the name Prulartant earcm'an. y— is him seemed with • Jost sad ean rZai sad, o t n .ms it, mutinies, Ire I a d mina* be as • Piet. r ll} and an equal, pet as a eiatisersd Frgeriaer ; aid et Is tuber. nt In Irish nature, a e Van in Mt atom barn to settle le. • eat . nialt and t• muse Othew arievan is a lIT cell foe seen es, tut Ws 10,1111 h am wall aloof= a lii it suilleh at to enereint f w, if i eir. le et ty. sal the as I doh 3 any ia Ireland. Ibn I r mat EsChmeent tenth is 1•1 it: thi 1 cat w-I moistly net revaten the gerhat. it all *emits, lasi l rend to et yr cut V owl who andeirrear he randres it. Veined el - 41ormasendas, libo tbens et butividleis. ere sari te frd the at ott ; end On al prillia• PIP &MI/ hee her bleb pmts . . It Leal era. end still te, • mash estproeve laztery—thrsfserat her attires teethe warrant of m ilialmiming out by easerean—epsaline u i Ike@ In a nteergA urge Army and Constabulary t e et sah Bib. lif. n. when e ty is epickmat and liberty suspends I, ,re f cuillity in Ire/ soda rarest on the Eniffieb Exebealler. an I b!* the Government to re dace it remove many • heavy and ac me ar hoed. P. be tor validation of mull States into puwerfnl Einglonii In Italy sr d Germany, and the enitatitation of free institationt in gra it, ice teed of • corrupt and reckless tyranny, will. I trust sail b. r . yr, curries a powerful int unto, in the malntentnie of pot, e, sod Iced to • gererM dbucamment in Europa AU other semis? e the Into insienifcance when compared milt the moments pe m olar, avantaree to be derived from the e= mi ity and cosse ts. at proem :it, of frau ad, and the of diets l smite to the jest limits of a pesos alga reent—at the semi thee it is the duty of palif WM at te regains from every Govern. 711. at • Berta emveillanon of even departnient and to insist mum the utmost economy consistent with the OS d cy of the paOlio se reins. Raving entered to folly Into the question at the day. I have no /pace within the limit* of an address, foe other topics. however many sod impottant, and I feel It searaely 10012Mbri tine V i 41113 Yr do co. By a elith al optninas most be by Lb time wall bacons in ?for th Staffordehlre. and If gay Eleetor whiles satiety himself further. be will have ea oppertessity of putting M ay wire tee be thinks ISt at the Nomination. viten I promise bile. if nut • fatless-tory, at least • stesightforward answer. I remain. Tour obliged and faithful 'tenant, EDWARD X. BULLER 1 Dillions Nell. November 2. INS BEitits ELECTION.—O LT r- VO MRS lei inn te somata JOILN WALTER. Eat., and the Hos AIIHEHON HERBERT, in eautazion with the = neetion, may obtain Information by b , Md to the THOMAS NRXILW HOBERT& Bearetary. Metal Rcenttralicsi Ainoriation, 3, Queenegnare, Weataineter. S.W. CAMBRIDGESHIRE ELECT 10 N.--0111`- V011:88 donning to olw' _RICHARD YOWLS, Ku.. end th e Right Hon. HENRY BRAND. In amnesia, wRa the grregeeking Eketion. easy obtain inforastioe_by_ap= t4 l,4the *reopened. THOMAS NICOLLS ROBUST& Liberal Enintstion Association. I SMeenetpasee, Westminster, &W. VAST DEILBYSHERE ELECTION. —OH VOTERS desiring to P ip the Hon. Copt an zointrom and the Hen. HENRY ItTh.l in amuses ion tbs approach int Election, may obtain infuriation by epOring to the sales. Lb d. THOMAS NICOLIS ROBERTS Seesetery. i sal Registration Aisionaticei, 5, thseeneonase, Weetroinstsr. P. W. 14 , , AST k.bbEX ELEC e- V f KS &airing to support Sr THOMAS BURCH WEITEILV. • nod Sir THOMAS NEVILLE ANDY. Rut., to connezion with the approvihing Licence, may obtain information by apply- Mg to the aridersign.d. LIN THOMAS NIOO ROBERTS. Liberal Registration Associatioo. 6, el 1•110-941111,0. Seaeforr. Weigminster. ft W. V,AbT KENT ELECTION. —OU T-VO TEES ..•-• &shire to support HENRY JAMES TOPTON, Ear., and Sir JOHN IREDARICK CROFT. Bart., in connexion with the =aline "lactic° mai:l4nm information ty T . llO racous ROB a , Metal Registration Assonation. S. Qaseasquare, Woet ngi•tio.... n W. VAMT SUMEUSET v.Lb.:urios.— our- VOTERS desiring to support Colonel PINNEY and Captain RAYTkR, m tonnesion with the =ache% dilation, my ob "'"'"74/47114'NZOLIAVALIZTEI. Secretary. Literal Registration Amoniotion, 5, Quomsequare. Westminster. S.W. "VAST SURREY ELECTION.-OUT-VOTERS "`AST &fhb., to 'rapport the Hon. P. J. LOCK.E.ICING. and RAISERS BERTON. Eat, in ocancsion with she appro. Elaction, 'zap obtain formation by applying LLS ROB ERTS. the an imam& THOMAS NICOE licaretcry. Literal Reglatratiou Association, 5. Queen...game. Wrormin.cor W VAST SUSARIC. ELECTION.--011T-VOTERS a-A !frith gto neipport JOHN GEORGE DOOBON, sad Loid ELWARb OAVENDLOIR, i, eounet with Eitetima may Wain information by whin. to the umiereignal THOMAB NIOOLb3 HOBERLIi, dot:Mary. liberal tigietratior Amoniation.„s. thioenoquare, Wrommomer. NW. ATORIR DEVONSHIRE E.LEC' CION.-OUT VOTERS asking to aoppoet T. D. ACI AND. Dal., In arm s ran sit b IS a siting Electics. say obtain iatormaalan by andy.ng to the rto n.. 4 NICOLIS imam Daseataty. Libezal Deybarattou 4.tatsassa, We, tminstv r. M. W . NORTH LANCASHIRE ELECTION.-our f,7 EltB .leetr.rte to tapport the Ma.l l'e of HART yro. lON. in tom.taamw.tbtterdr4birtlS LiaotAon. w.y obtain aLia"1"1"11Y a.P. irek)l4.4 1.4[007t ROBERTS. Soantaa7. literal Regiatrutc t .z . tittrl, Quebn-oatarte, NOhl!' WAltWlllCdllilU ELEC nom.— GUT.VOTERS 41reir.nr to support A. F. MENU, Eitt, d E. F. FLOW Eh, E.q.. ill corinecton with the wvrueennu kltctieu., nay obtain ulfeemetiod by upplyin to tu) uu Thollhfi NICOLLS ROBERT'S. Cderstary. Lib rig Serb bat ea Amu latioll.t, Queen-ecuara. Sikti LI 11 //Will I eSttiltr, rd A rA; IN-Thl 8 dt muss to support THOMAS WILLIAM EVAN'S, far., and t HARLEM It OOLV)LE. net, m comunson with toe anion. Ling Elect.on, !bay obtain inloon&UOrk by applynigth Cie nag( ra ri ad. IhOMAS NICOLLS ItOBEJTTS, Literal Registration Asaocaation, g, QUeen4quivor. Wertinir pier b W • • f l ,101)111-EAn LANCASIiiktlt OETNOYERS Senrisut to support H. YATES THOMPSON, Eq., &La the Sight Hon. FREDLP ICK PELL, in connexion with the approaching Marron, may .btoin infornianon by applying to the underlined. THOMAS NIOuLLS ROBERTS, Secretary. Liberal Regurtration AaaortatPoi, S, Qtreeriaaptors, Wartroinaiar. S.W. SOUTH LEICESTERSHIRE ELECTION. ouT-vorrais ambile to support THONIA4 TEItPIUt3 PAGLT, Esq., in ecookeal ei lib the provithw Erection, may obta.a laformstloo %NOW sp , to the endersignod. T HOMAN NICOLLS ROBERIIS, Ekszotary. Maul Ihmistaution A tion, subucta t, Queen..qu.sav, Westminste. 8. W. ROUTH SALOP ELECTION.-OUT-VOTERS Gethirg to support R. ASYL7t MORE, Esq., In connexion nab the mitetitch.hg tnation. MALY °UAW Information by 6 1? tell• kin to the st.dertigui d. THOMAS NICOLL.% 11.1BERTS, Pdaretary. LII • rcl Registration Arwaat.on, b, QUM/1-S otare, W. rtnineter. ROUTH WARWICKSHIRE ELECTION. - OUT-TOTEM; dietring to Inmost Lori HYDE and Sir 111.0132.1tT M. E. 11A2611:10N, Bart. in toontunint wAn ISa smooching Dente" tory Waal Worm:Awn by sop Hai In Übe eadettigni d. YHu A. 4 /MOLLS ItOßEHath boaridary. Lbws' ItAtiatzatiosi Atisocatton, 6, tliteenAquore. SLOL'I'H-Nlt.,i LAIrCAskiLICE ELWIION, OLT-VeThlitil darting to support the Rayht Han. W. E. tiLA b. I ON} ,11. t., said HENRY li. OREN VELA., E ILP., fa t MOM atcri with the approaching &action. mfy drain totwarx tam by avid) irg to ti-e obit. inainoiL THOMAn ICOLLB ROBERT 3, tioaretary. IBr nd 14 gintratati Awciaxon. a. Queenogitann We.tn.inre,r, W. WEST KENT ELECrION.—OUT-VOTERS *Wring to support Bar JOHN LUBBOCK. Bart. and WILIJAN ANGERP.EIN, Erg., in connexion with the ap proach op Matron, may obtain ittformation by applying to the inatoldlr td. THOIlLtli NBAJLIA ROBERTS, ilocretary. Litrial 14ot:idiot' ou Aiwucation, a. tialwawritaie. LOULlititrattikLlKS ELbUrLON, Ui T-VOTLIIS &amp. to support V010n.4 IClfitrii(X)TE. r.B SAIIIIEI, S. MARLING, Egg.. in eowiezion vr.th the et prow:hit r Litt:um, nal.y obtain information by applying to the THOMAS RIOOLIA ROBERTS, S.feretar ) . Liberal Regiatration Anieciat.no, thgernaquene, K.W. W. WSU RIMY ELEurio N.-0 U f-Irtl emus 6,,,ab x , to support FREDERIC PENNINGTON. Eq., in main... Mon with the approarlang Election, rimy obtain information by applying to the on , lerod. TIIOIW. NIOOLL9 ROBERTS. Socertary. Liberal Registration Amoniation.6, Qmonoopiara. Waatitehioter. 14 W. COAL.--41X011ALGX J. OUUIL mad 170. am mob matm Ommb la-If. Omaha JOHN OORNELL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH PAZ= Is pr ia uzertor to an t i s Tooth Powlot, tie Tooth • purilik• from' arty. sod Imparts • plattlas &Epsom ri t e+ a brestb. Price la. ad. 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Alio TIM OCCUPATIONS of • UNITRND LIFE By EDWARD {PALSY!. vulg. Tinsley Braila," IL O•tMrfMiM. NOTICZ.—• Now limb*, Awlthar H AUNT}.3) LlVby Yu EN. By J. B. Ls nitro, Author of "• Last Naar. " Aro. VOIL Oka ly this day. Tirolev Rnithrro. IR. ADriluNel UM NNW ♦ND rulkitAk _ . , At every litllwa,yl33olt ..trated Whipper, petal kw, EDMUND YATES, Author k Ahead." *O. The Wat edible N eighboars Taw Pretty Wwlow. lbw Forret/ter. UAlMMl3l4.oltrevt VALIiTAIY.-11UANLNO l'ititrUtUitiNeg .a. ca lIALTUI. Dia% Nov. NUN sad IIIEBD&Y, 17ta. at l Weds*. YIELD I N G. 11A [LILY blO/111r.11.8 kuPU sdy This Day. at at bookna.. UMW W We kangdolu, lioui B LACK killEtP. By et -Tb.e ku-Ig Barren Hannan !s ant (W.llsoWll. 'Le lin% rat Glut. Papers. TMu sk y brulasell. Just Published, pdoe A FEW WORDS to my FELLOW ELECTORS. 131 •11 UPI RDOWED CAT.IGL C. LenCou : Th omas Bosworth, itement4Umet. IMM E L'S PERFUMED ALMANAC. - list iambi 'karts mod Pastabee, Want! tgly illaskstort Was part Ica Leven stamps. N. Lima perfamr, CA, Mesa& 1" Itegent-streek sad 11, ComlsilL THE TRADES UNIONS CONEISSIONEUB.—A meet ing of the Trades Unions Commissioners was held yester day, at 1 Park Prospect, Great Queen-etroet, West minster. Present: Bight Honourable Sir Wrl chair man, Earl of Lichfield, Mr. Herman Me: iv ale, C. 8., Mr. Seines Booth, C. 8., Mr. Frederick Ha-risoo, and Mr. 'Wiliam Mathews. Mr. J. C. Secretary to the Commission, was also present. TUE BEALIB Of LONDON.--It appears from the reteltn issued by authority of the Registrar-General that iu the wok list sided on Saturday, 7th November, 4,201 births and 2,977 deaths were registered in London and in thirteen other large towns of the United Kingdom. The anneal rate of mortality was 24 per 1,000 per living. The anneal rate of mortality last week was 23 per 1,000 iu London, 27 in Edinburgh, and 22 in Dublin; 16 in Bristol, 21 in Birmingham, 25 in Liverpool, 25 Br Man chester, 29 in Salford, 22 in Sheffield, 31 to Bradford, 27 in Leeds, 26 in Hull, 27 in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and 29 in Glasgow. In London the births of 1,063 boys and 1,082 in all 2,146 children, were registered iu the week. In the correipunding weeks of ten years 18.18-67 the aver age lumber, corrected for increase of pmulation, is 2,146. The deaths registered in London during the week were 1,367. It was the forty-fifth week of the t j and the average number of deaths for that week w.th a concoction for increase of population, 1,421. Tho deaths in the I resent return are less by 34 than the esti mated amount, and are less by 131 than the number nem di d in the preceding week. Tue deaths from ay.notio di, cares were 346, the corrected average number being 341. Thirty-two deaths from measles, 119 from scarratims, 8 fie m diphther in, 28 from whooping-cough. 64 from fever, ar dl9 hem (bertha a were registered. Only one death occurred from small-pox. The wife of a silk weaver, a 70.1 63 yews, died on 20th of October at 23, Sheep-lane, Hackney, of "choleraic diarrhea." The mortality firm scarlatina exhibits Ito sign of abatement. In the week which ended 19th of September 74 deaths were recorded, and in the seven following we eke the numbers were 101, 99, 109, 124, 105, 109, 119. Of the total 119 deaths registered last week. 72 were those of children under five years of age, 40 of children above 6 and under 16 years of age, and 7 of persons aged 16 years end upwards. Ten cases were registered in the sub district of Kensington-town, 3 in the sub-district of Chelsea south. 3 in the sub-district of Chelsea north-west, 3 in the sub-district of Chelsea north-east, 4 in the sub district of Belgrave, 3 in the sub-district of St. John Westminster, 3 in the sub-district of Bagent's-park s 4 in the sub-district of Kentish-town, 3 in the sub-district of St. Giles moles, 4 in the sub-district of St. Andrew Eastern Holborn, 3 in the sub-district of St. James Clisrkenwell, 3 in the sub-district of St. Leonard Shoreditch, 3 in the sub-district of the Green Bethnal-green. 6 in the sub district of Mile-end Old-town East, 3 in the sub-district of Kennington first part, and 3 in the sub-district of Kennington second part One hundred and seventy-six deaths occurred from pbthhis, 163 from bronchitis, and 88 from pneumonia. Diseases of the brain and nervous system proved fatal to 126 persona, and 61 persons died firm diseases of the organs of circulation. The deaths of 3 persons from intemperance, of 2 peeaoos from deliriums tre wens, of 4 infants and one adult from syphilis, of 6 children from burns or sculls, of 2 persons from drowning, of 7 infants from suffocation, of 6 persons who committed suicide, end of 3 persons who were killed by honer or car riages in the streets, were registered. A tailorem aged 52 years, was found dead in her cen at the House of Corm lion, Westminster, on 29th October; her death warcau sid by "syncope from destitution." PATENT-OFFICE MUNEVY, SOUTH KENSINGTON —Number of visitors for the weak ending Nov. 7, 4,184; total number since the opening of the Museum free daily (I2th May, 1858), 1,427.027. =LIN ov. 10. MOND ozßmern: N . The conferesees on the subject of a new postal treaty betwee4 England the North German Con federation wed opened yesterday. Count &ra ster.; the Pruirian ambassador at the Coart of St. James, has be detained here through the illness of a member of his family. Ile intends to leave for London to-morrow. THE PROSECUTION OF FRENCH JOUR NALS sy THE GOVERNMENT. PARIS, Nov. 10, Emma. The Arent,- Rational and the Opinion Nationale of this evening publish an opinion of three counsel, declaring that the promoters of the Baudin sub scription are net guilty of any legal offence. The :Aide and the Journal de Paris of this evening announce the opening of the en ' Lion in their columns for erecting a monument to sandin. The editors of the dvenir National, the Retail, the Tribune, and the Revue Politire have been sum moned to appear on the 13th mat. before the Cor rectional Tribtibal of the Seine. Several persons who were present at the manifestation which took place at lbsudin's grave in the Cemetery of Montmartre an All Souls day have likewise received a sumaons to appear on the same day. The France bf this evening states that the Tunisian question will shortly be solved. The same paper says that England is ready to use all her influence in order that the proposals of the Franco-Tunisian committee may be accepted. The Menders', referring to the decree relative to the professorship of the Sclavonic dialects at the College de France, says that before three months the logical and necessary coneequences of the change in the title will become plainly manifest. M. Havin, deputy of the Seine and chief editor of the Biede, is seriously ill. THE NEW ELECTORAL LAW IN SPAIN. MADRID. Nov. 10, ETINING. The electoral law was promulgated to-day. Every °Risen of twenty-five years, who is not de prived of his political right" is entitled to vote for the election of town councillors, provincial depu ties, and deputies to the Constituent Cortex. The general elections will be by provinces. Provinces where not more f tlian six deputies am to be elected will be divWd into two circumscriptions ; where over six and not more than ten are to be elected, into throe circumscriptions; and where there are more than ten deputies, the pro vince will be divided into electoral districts of 45,000 inhabitants. The voting will last three days, and the electoral lists will be made out between the 16th and the 25th inst. There will be 350 deputies in the Cortes. A srecial decree, indicating the manner iu which the elections are to be conducted in the Stanish possetkons, will shortly be publishes'. EGYPT. A Lf.ANDMt.Nov. !. Prince Haliin boa been exiled. He left to-day for Conttantinoplo by French steamer vie Messina. The reason of los exile is a seditious letter from him raid to have been found on Hassan Boy (O'Reilly) in Syria. THE PARIS BOURNE. PARIS, Nov. 10, 3.30 rat. The Bourn has bean !Inn. Routes olosod at 71.72, or 17c. higher than yostaday. INDIA. BOMBAY, Nov. 6. The Begum of Chopal is dead. 71b. shirtings, sr. 2a. ; 811 b. ditto, Or. 3a.; forties mete twist, 111 ; market firm. Cotton quiet. Dhollers, 245 r. Shipments of the weak, 3,000 bales. Exchange on London, le. Md. Freights to Liverpool, 355. The latest London date is 3zd. AMERICA. WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. Congress met to-day, but adjourned ag.►in, no quorum being present. QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 11. The Cunard (extra) steamer Tripoli, from New York, arrived here at 11.13 p.m., with 94 passen gers, 22 of whom she landed, with her despatches, and proceeded for Liverpool at 11.30 p.m. All well. Mx Majesty the Queen has been pleased to a ppove of Mr. Penick Gibson, of 12, Canning-place, liverrool, and late of Islay, Peru, as Peruvian Consul at the art of Liverpool. PROPOSED INTERVIEW BETWEEN THE VICEROY OP INDIA AND Sawa ALI. —T he Bombay Gazelle states, that it has be en arranged that the Viceroy and Shore Ali Klan should have a meeting at Pe hewer. "There/dome to be already a good understanding (it adds) between the Ameer and the government of India, and we anticipate the best results from the interview that is about to take place. If the Black Mountain problem should be sans fintmily solved. and lasting friendly relations be °dab. Laded with Afghanistan, ' Sir John Lawrence will le ive India with no little prestige. MS frontier policy —Vie policy of ` masterly inactivity,' which has been so much ridiculed and denounced—has been a strong point a ;sin 4 him. Sir William Mansfield, it seems, is to accompany the Viceroy to Peshawur." GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AND THE INDIAN Payee.--A contemporary, which ought to know, hears "that the foo:th rule, prohibiting officers of government to edit news, &pert is about to be withdrawn. All that will in future be insisted upon is the thorough fulfilment of official duties, but no interference will take place in the manner in which an officer chooses to employ his leisure hours. The rumour is almost too good to be true, and it would be strange if the government had at once grown wise on this point. With the notorious fact staring it in the face that all officials of merit write for the papers, it still shelters itself under the pretence that they do not edit any. What ever mistakes the government may occasionally commit, it is undeniable that the o ffi cial is the class in this country which is, on the whole, the most intelligent and the moat educated, and which can afford to be the most liberal and honest. It is, therefore, inexplicable why government should prefer to see its best measures misconstrued, rather than avail itself of the press as a means of enlightening,_ or asking for the support and the suggestions of the pubic. We hear in connection with this subject, that it is seriously contemplated fasten an official journal." —news ef /midis, Oct. 17. SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM. —Visitors during the week ending Nov. 7, 1868 :—On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 12,166 ; on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (addiesion del.), from 10 cm. till 4 p.m.‘l,6Bl—Total, 13,836. Average ax - responding of o responding week in former years, 9,603. Total from the opening of the museum, 7,882.806. DIINVILLE and Co., Belfast, are the largu.t p ftes., el Whisky I. Ifs matt 2fdr OM Irids IN*, Is resew Irle weds* proles*. le preterease Se Freda DISNI4r. Whisky for flew ewer agerleliee. gees.. es Nlessis. Dees t a a r s = el ‘ IMAM W. ULM Xi=WM OP If warms. • 'Ead's yew" kettreasised a aid Amax in t of its leafing Ides: . The firklet and 17 drabs it ended. That poor eareasked who had stowed into is years was excitemeist, obi weightier Turf cares. tban'aiany " feat men" know in a • lifetime, has laid down his sitearrioad.. He malady twenty- Iniy, and lit bed !littered sway two fine fussily set ates. Betting* said to he the touchstone of the Englishman's linearity, but with the Marquis, a craving for the odds bad really besome a disease. He worshipped chance with all the ardour of a fanatic. His wits were, he considered, worth to hkst in the bettitig Ting at least 20,0001. a-year, and . he . ternestinsis threaded his , way through the minim of trials and public running with all the aegaaty of a wizard. Me public coups went often so brilliant, that it was hardly to be wendired at that he believed in his own destiny, end his power to break the ring. He oared little whether the draining or other improvements on his Donington estate were stopped, if he only got fresh supplies for another Newmarket cam paign. The ring, on the other hand, had marled him for their own, and never left hint. They would cluster beneath the &Jokey Club balcony at Epsom, holding up their hands to claim his attention, aid catching at his replies like a lock of hungry hawks. There ho would stand smiling at the wild tumult below, wearing his hat jauntily on one side, a red lower in his button-hole, and his colours round his neck, and cool and calm while " the talent" mule his horse a "hot favourite" at once, and a few slipped back to the ring to follow his lead. For a time he was a whet Cocker; but he fell at last in the mural strife, and the men who bad " drawn" him most copiously were among those who ret their faces most sternly against him when he wished to see the Heath once more. The Marquis's taste for the turf was not an hereditary one. His father's heart was with hound and born. - He loved to halloo " the red rectal" over the rides far better than watching the Leger horses close up round the Red-house turn. The men of the Midlands still speak of him as quite a representative sportsman with Will Goodall and the "Sir Harry," whom they lost so early. He would hardly have stepped aside to ice a race; but a scarcity of foxes in Charnwood Forest, or finding himself above twelve stone on the scales, would have sorely vexed his soul. His UM cared for none of these things. Still he could not bear to see the Quern without a master, and he stepped boldly into the breach when Mr. Clowes re signed in '66. He wore the horn at his saddle bow for conformity's sake, but be never blew it, and he let the field go its own way, and hunted the country on no system. A bit of a gallop, a check, and then trotting off to sift a favourite gorse for a fresh fox, jumped much more with his humour than an old-fashioned hunting-run, where hounds had to puzzle it out. Often, when his hounds had reached the meet, ten or twelve miles away, he was hardly out of bed, and he would turn up "on wheels," and occasionally from London by special train, and give Wilson the word to draw, when half the field had gene home. No wonder that caricatures were drawn, and squibs flew gaily about, and that even Leicestershire said it would rather be bled in the purse-vein than have the country hunted gratis in such fashion. Satirical verses failed to sour him. Ho took the sting out of their tail by reprinting them at his own private press, and posted them far and wide. On the last day of his mastership be slipped quietly away to the station, and when they looked for him to give him a parting cheer he had been well nigh gone an hour. 'I be honour of being "the man who belongs to" the Duke, or The Earl, or Little Lecturer, was no burden to him. He took quite naturally to the turf from the first, enfolded under the wing of Danebury. In 1862 not six people at New market knew who the slim lad was on the grey cob ; bet the ring soon saw that ho was a veritable Eampshire ambassador when ho put down the mcney so unflinchingly on a Danbury pot. To Join Day's suggestion that in his position he was morally bound to have a nice yearling or tie,' of his own, he leant no ungracious ear. When the rivalry round the Hampton-court and Middle / ask rings almost foamed into madness, and 2,530 guineas and 2,000 guineas were among the yearling prices of one afternoon, he was never tern pted beyond 1,60 guineas for King Charles, and 1,300 guineas for Robespierre. The former would have boon do cr at t 0 guineas, and the latter won well in the colours of another. His two best horses, The Duke (ZOO guineas) and The Earl (450 guineas) were among his cheapest purchases. The late Alfred Day first wore his colours on Garotter in the Althorp Park Stakes at Northampton, and Sam Rogers won a maiden plate on that colt a few weeks afterwards. The first great victory for the "red and white hoops" was the Combridge shire of 1864, with Acworth, which had been esteemed a dear two thousand purchase. Gradu ally his stable swelled to upwards of thirty, and about 70,6001. were the spoils of six seasons. Catalogue was a great put of his lordship's. and ho did not care how much he backed her for in a selling sweepstakes, and how dearly he redeemed her. A cycle of barrenness followed one of pro furecn, and Mr. Psidwick graciously allowed hint, in 186 t, to have Kangaroo at, it was said, 12,0001., and he never won as many halfpence, while Tie Duke was useless, from influenza, till half the season was over. In 1860, which pro duced him a One Thousand Guinea winner in Repulse, and a Goodwood Cup ono in The Duke, the stable was once more at a dead lock for a Cesarewitch home, but Little Lecturer, a foal from the Recliners) sale, carried set. 31b.. and won, it wee said, 40,0001. for the Donnington party. A winter's reflection convinced his lordship that Hermit could never win the Derby, and 103,0091. was the price he paid for his thoughts. People wile once wont to tell, almost below their breath, that " Davis, the Leviathan," had been known to pay away 60,6001. on the Derby. The present ago is capul to of gloater efforts, as before the Monday the bankers and solicitors had consulted, and the whole of the Marquis's losing. were found for him. Thus panic was averted front " The Corner," hut the fair lands of Loudoun passed from his hand. At Ascot his lucky star rose once snore. Lady Eliza beth and Lecturer were both in form, and his lord ship kept backing them, and piling on the winnings apa:n by a sort of geometric progression, gambling till to had won nearly half " his ain again." It was now the turn for reverses. His lordship rather fancied The Earl, bat the stable overruled him in favour of Lady Elizabeth. The flying filly came back with a sadly chequered fame a bad fifth for the Middle Park Plate, and yet the victress in one of the molt woneerful of modern matches at 91b. with the three-year-old Julius. Tie Marquis bad now fallen back again to nearly the same " agony point " in fins:mess when ho saw the " all-rose" handed home for the Derby. A weary winter followed, and he was so driven from pillar to poet by money troubles and turf creditors that he lost him interest in turf matters and his head for calculations with it. The irritable Lady Elisabeth wasted to a shadow in her halting ; and how The Earl was scratched, and then became the hero of the Perishing, and the Ascot visitors, and how the few words that were dropped York proved the pee curler of hie doom, sire all dark pal sages of turf politics, and not sway forgotten. We saw the last of The Earl when he was bought in as stout as a burgomaster for 3,900 guineas at Tat tereall's, and then he departed to Finden with a leg, upon whose chances of standing a pre- ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA ROUSE. Clonnod's Fatal wee given here hut night, when Mdlle. Minnie Hawk appeared as ILugusite. Of the first appearanos of this' young Atomics's lady, as Amine in La binneemiele, we spoke a fortnight since; and at her second assumption, that of Zetiina in Ina Oierema, week ago. The third impersonation of Mdle. Hauck was of a more ambitious kind than either of the two former, since it involved the representation of a chars:tar of high poetical and romantic inbred, developing phases of the most stronglyoontrasted sentiment and putsiia Wa have now seen nearly a memo! representatives of the heroine of Gouned's opera, but few of whom have succeeded in realising, with equal MOOS, the very different aspects of the character in its earlier and later scenes. If the dove like gentleness and guileless simplicity of the innocent oung girl are truly embodied, there will scarcely be sufficient foreeand passion in the deeper em Rion' to be ortrayed in the final some. of remotes and despair. A perftetMargusrite, therefore, is seldom to he found, and it speaks highly for the powers of Mdlle. Hauck, under these difficulties, and with the inevitable co n ? s iKM with many great artists, to have achieved the delves of 81.1CCESS which attended her performance last night. Her Zr.t ry, and the delivery of the single phrases in which she declines the proffe.ed arm of Fan t, a' once raked a prepossession in fay stir of the new Marguerite by the gentle charm of style, and the tosciiag tones of a voice whose middle notes are of ex tuisite quality. Brief as is her appearance in this same, and little as she has hare to sing, there was something so pare and guileless in manner and expremion, that • highly favourable impression was at once produced; and this was strengthened by the delivery of the legendary " King of .Thule" ballad, which was given with great refinement, and that dreamy abstraction of manner proper to the situation. The bravura jewel-song was sang with mach buoyancy, although somewhat more of impulse might have been desired in the climax of the allegro. In the love music of the garden scene the expressive quality of Mdlle. Hauck's voice was heard to great advantage, especially is that touching passage in which Marguerite relates her deielala condition to Faust. The imprewion made at the doe of this scene was to strong as to produce a recall of the singer after the fall of, the curtain. In the following scenes Mdlle. Hauck displayed much pathos, especially at the death of Valentin, and in her remorseful supplications in the cathedral ; a little more intensity in the expression of despair at her blether's fate, and horror at the mockery of the pursuing tend, being all that was left to de•ire. By the general charm of this performance, Mdlle. Hauck hat improved on the *heady highly favourable impression made by her previens appearances. The Faust of !set night was Signor Bultertni, who appeared for the first time lure since his /Ail as the Duke in Rigoletta et Her Majesty's Operskin July last. This gentleman has a tenor voice ui re sonant quality, and of ample power even with less effort than he sometimes employe. In the opening duet with Methistopheles, in his air •• Salve! dituera," sal in tome portions of the quartet in th • bructln NM!, he pro duced considerable effect, and pined m wh appl.tiee by Lis I Lias:ng of certain passages—his delivery of others being somewhat marred by an exec?* of intention. Mr. Bentley's Valentin has long been a opezi.el feature in the rfoimance of this opera by Mr. Maple ott's company, and it had lost none of its impressiveness List night. The gum ful song in the second act (borrowe I from the instru mental introduction to the opera, and added by M. Gounod t xpressly for Mr. Santley), and Valentin's share in the duel trio, being again made conspicuous by this artist's excel ent singing. Signor Foli, whose Mephisto 'helot is one of these creditable performances by which this painstaking singer proves his general efficiency and value, received considerable applause for his energetic de livery of the song, '•Dio delt'or," and the us eking selcuade. Mdlle. S.andrina was a graceful Siebel, and sang the rowan's, ••Tarlatele tremor," with much ex pression. The cast included, as on former taxation., Mdlle. Eaueimeister as Martha, and Signor Tagliafico as Wag ner. 'lhe Emmert/ and Cathedral teases were presented with all that effective stage arrangement and grouping peculiar to this theatre; and the choruses were given with excellent effect, that of the soldiers in the foul ;la act having been encored. THE FRENCH ATLANTIC CABLE The cable in course of construction for the Franco-American Telegraph Company is substantially the same as those now doing steady work at the bottom of the Atlantic. It is being mode by the mine company as the two others ; will be laid from the same ship ; and is being watched and tested by the men who.e names will be ever esexistcd with the great scientific triumph of eighteen menthe ego. Yea- teralay a party, composed of Irectors and others interested in the undertaking, mot at the gutta-percha wed les of the Telegraph Comte action and Maintenance Company. and under the guidance of Mr. Chattaton sew the cable iu its earlie.t and tuoet pio turese,uo stage of manufaeture. The gutti perehi, as seen in tl.e cellars of this establishment, is a wide'l diffe rent article from the one told in our London shops. It takes wierd and ghostly f 07111% It has horn shipped direct from Singapore, and appears precisely 111 it left thel ands of the natives. Deformed quad:upe la ; idols which scarcely parody humanity ; cerieetures of deformed patriarchs; dogs, ships, and birds all un sightly, and all bearing a distorted resemblance to what they are intended to represent, are to be seen here. These, however, are the ornamental trifle* of the gotta pereba stones. Huge blocks of the raw material, piled about in great profusion, form this staple. Upon the deli cate manipulation of this the insulation and lumen of the cable depend, and nothing can be more delicately 'adjusted to its purpose than the machinery for converting the uncouth masses into the paste or compound which protects the electric core. Sir Daniel Gooch, Cap tain Shand Osborn, Mr. J. Smith, Mr. Ralph Elliot, of the late arm of Glass, Elliot. and Co., Sir Samna Canning, Mr. Clifford, Mr. Chattertea, Mr. Willoughby Smith, and others, were present, end made the prams' of cable.suakiug clear to the uninitiated. The total weight of the core is 80011 e. per nautical mile, the copper being 400 sad the gotta perch& 400. the total length of *alas fort he section from Brest to St. Pierre is 9.780 nautical mike The second section, from St. Pierre to New Tork, will be a smaller wire, consisting of a conductors of 107Iba. per nautical mile, and the insulator LSolhs., the length being iio nautical mike. The manufacture of this is the same as that of the longer section, escept that the lengths are each about two nautical miles and the guttapercha is put on here in three venerate Coatings instead of four. This c o m pletes the fleat stage of Atlantic cable-making. The rer of the work is dame at the Greeswieh works.