The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-02 00:00:00

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W . al I.APT TRIT of at' .z 710 'IN - - ra • • .a, •••••-bir ALBERT -r vit oaputa TAR ., n pinot aatta on t•ATRADA V. llatotar 3. from • , n fatd4n . at 11 • . va•turning to lam lon • ..t• I‘..at .I••••tinit RatlifautV at II asta. and liareato d fan a o-• tha•n cadoosi. obi I. n 1.. + A. - - UUEEN'IS THRATRE N. H. N. THZ LANCASHIRE LA" 67 61 • 511 7 J. 'MINS ball esetived Rao% bout its performenes !th . n u. idusajby_area and Assam aathineoll. 44111111 MKT SV/1N1240. at quarter to ascaleafas pNtrl at IL lt r.z, in vol. ovu With may, Na NINE 'YEARS on the NORTH-Waft MON TI= If INDIA. from UN to teld. Dyirbaoneraleal t( Ocertott . Watley. Now Itovltnolirmaironi. • INTELLIGENCE FROM ABROAD. - -..-- - THE INSURRYOrION IN SPAIN. TIIR BPAI4IBH FRONTIER. BT. JEAN DR LUZ, Elm. 28. This sad all the 'Winkling watering Place' au 4 villages, es well se the city of Beyonne, are jurit saw crowded with Elpsniertle. At the letter place HAITI. By the West India and Pacific Company's strew steamer Venezuelan, Captain Crighten, which arrived in the Mersey yesterday, we are in reweilA news front Post-eu-Prlnee up to the Nth, iive. By a •litres, dated Port-au-Prince, August 24, the ports of Ja-vel, Jeremie, and Ant Cayes were declared in a sista of blockade, sad closed to foreign commerce. It is ea,sxieu► however, from dimensions among the rewilio.mary generals, that the next mail will advise their having been delivered up to the govermieut troops, who were e!osely besieging them, and re-opened. For a radius of thirty miles round Part-sa-Prinse ell sign. of either Caeca or rebels have diseppearod, and trelmagimitiou both by is and sea with the intim northern portion o f the republic is regularly re-opened. An amnesty had been ,proclaimed by the President Selnave to every one in arms, save the few ringleaders whom names were annemesl. La Coupe and Be approaches whirls is situated na a ridge of hills overlooking Yort.au-Primm, had been evacuated by the rebels, who left behind them 30 pi• ' , 61 of caution and ammunition. The President aueinte•l at the chinch there at a thankigiving for the victory. Owing to the vigorous measured taken by the 3fiai.ter of COMIII4CAS the price of produce has been conniderably reduced, and under his administration a decided change fur the better Las manifeeted itself. Informat.on bad arrived that Cabral, et-president of the Dominican Beepitille, bad been are ited at Sallmu, together with a few followers, and that. he had been Flint immediately by the general comenielding that section. Th.• revolution is tepidly imp ge , -.11, as they are rlorely hemmed in in most places, and it IN be lieved will soon have to give up the garde. THE LANCASHIRE LA.PSi, at a quarter to 8. diasosentaioaa in twiny. of The Innosidre In an load and anaanonan —Tann% BUCKLANDI4 (FRANK 0U11.108111.1M of Kammuk Y. Tint Rniso.-11ra . _, I ca. Waken, to. IL Ileroad 118616.-Wlll anal, gp% Om M. Thril earieu mm - . Ak a amagi...44.4 lle. !vela lb. • THE Rev.' Dr. CUbililNifli WORKS oil PROTHRO!. 1. THE OWZAT TRIBULATION 00/11NO as as EARTH. Thirteenth tboaload, stebyllE GREAT rizrAlurioN; or, Redemipliaa Drawee IL L TRE MUT 0=1;42 174441 . 1 . * 1. 1111 kola 11.4. 58. Ititherd trillOOSZ 11S01111111 asimer.) PARIS, Oct. 1, Evrorrect. The Geelob of thik evening sive : " The Qum* of Spain .haltaken away the crown jewels, which are the proj.erty of the state.' Queen Christina left Gijon to-day for Havre. The royalist govern 'ment at Madrid surrendered because the troops ramped to fight against the people." The /Wets and Ntendard of this evening state that the precautionary measures hitherto in form with reference to Spaniards interned in France are henceforth useless. Full and complete libeft/ will now be granted to them. The leaned a ceemicaiguA annouining tC e tre r ric t itil refugees in France will in future be et liberty to go where they pleage, the French government'. only duty now being to keep order on the frontier. It is also eMeially declared that severed French vessels have gone to the coast of Spain, but solely to protect the intercede of Freneh subjects if required, there being no intention to interfere in' R :i o s e h affairs, front which, on the contrary, intends to bold asutirely aloof. .-* Me /Ws of Villeeknifilf contain mkt • seft&Mi signed by M. Grimier de Cassagnac, eenr., dating that whatever may be the ultimate decision of the Spanish people, the French government cannot interfere in any form or in any degree whatever. M. Men, the Spanish Minister, is expected here this evening. The Countess de Girgenti is awaiting here his Excellency's arrival before proceeding to join Queen Isabella at Pau. t ii;tIPOLITAN RAILWAY. 1/I • %%1.1,:10: IaTKNNI4iN i. NOW ,wEv . _ _ I RAILWAY. TT.; 1: RION. ; • ....qt....rte5....m.1 to the Ci rY in 53 missile.. .. • Tiekete. Return Tteket. : 51.1 51 CI. let VI. 1117. 3411. $.l. )1 l • it O Th i: T i ut T , A ka N n;NolON RAILWAY. t. •- 11.e.h.strvet t ot se CITY in 5. minutes. ,iemie Journey Tenets. Return Telmt.s. .6 ]dl9. Ist.. Cl. 9.1.1 34Ci. 34 it . 9& ..M LANOABBIRB LABB, .t • quarter to 8. .s oar? taws tb• estbaslans Ourese belga( lib= sad banes =regtattrt i re Übe mosso of a l t ams ero Gala it, scarcely possible ler even a single traveller to nbtniA NopPnunosla4joinAt the hotels. The majority 44 - the qa:Spealis i stttniips and their families are staying thee% among thew tht, late Premier, Gonzales Bravo, who, report Sir, has not made 119 LANCASHIR E LAB/3, at a quarter to 8. ' ft* vises will 'festivity sated. sod the s.m.. asthma iistare of i Milist• rakes" ta • pirystsal eisis szeitimint."— hiss Nom _ _ . a bad thing ,qut of him term of office, having placed no left than four millions of reale in a bank at Amsterdam. This odious system of en riching themselves at the -expense of their _ _ )1 o rb ': 0 %.m. L 'I' N A r N .TENsio.N.. 111111.0 ATE to the t'ITY in inuton. Jeamt_y Polo= Tialerto. ..! ht (1. 74 41. 11411. R. w. OA .. 1.. ltd. .. • - . TEE LANCASHIRE LABS, at a quarter to & owl it• word repeeseetatles woe swehred withminleletar anise than as the swaths el prodeetleit."—Dally TaIILANCASHIRE LASS, at a grke to 8. less nut soy be smarted fee the eat. veep lawalfa 1 . 13 e WWI. it will be se peat a Wee the Oelleaw —Daily News. DR. IicCATTSLAND'S WORKS: • t. ipikm9vesA inntrytt. 4s. Illimmth Tbssiand. ADAlialkojk a Ali ITN. do. 3. LAST DA of VAAL= sod YOKE. Biassed Dentlay. Nee Muting*welled country, which seems of lale to have been the habitual practice of Spanish eabineA la Palau me. T HM aa, RS' (If .) HISTORY of the GREAT ypaseit =VOLUTION. ben 17/* N talL By M. ?ATM'S. With el las aad Portraits el Ma moat esteem% Pet. Imams sap ti the lirvolation. " The week Ili SUMO st real idetwisal Mali Oesalts. itkhant BMW, pabliober te mary to her DUMMY. —---- - - - • - In I vele., dimwit seo. with M Illustratiess. La AUSTEN'S (Miss JANE) NOVELS. Vol. I. afire sad dessi A =W e IFlP=aager Abbey and it=gdagnet. f piLlarisktabe Ilechard Bead'. New Nerlamielnalasah _ _ • tens, has been one great curse of that un happy country. But not only ex-minicters and sympathisers with the Queen's party arc now sojourning in this neighbourhood, groat number, of the liberal party are also here, many of whips are compromised, and are waitigg for an opportunity to' return to their country. Indeed We ear the aPeniell IlLeguelte• figie•AMOnoseh 1 t VZ 0 I. I TAN RAILWAY. Th• ...raTF.II2.I KETENSION \ •Y. ATER to Ult. CI CY to it minutia. o .10nr.s. llekete. Return lark los. 4.1 let 4 . 1 Id 1 . 1. IA (1. • • MN }'}:]TlN. Hem not Manairr. ,‘ I i : i 1 1 IN lAN RAILWAY COMPANY. • • II l.} YIAIII.Ii .:LN URAL MV.OrINti t.se ~ ContpAny. held at M n-honte* 41-111,1.44611.4461 4 . a•• • i 'ath day ot Peptumber. • - -111- . Chstirosan es the livard of lhreet.m, to the ehrt.r. - Inc Trial the .olsertaorment th Mel • • 0.4 the Conspassy 14n0111•41 LAI It-p4ter , - the pree. true of the Meetang, and it wino . .t tto R. port of th. Dal WIT. ••••L r attb the Malan,. •• t .tat. m. me Arrounta. ao audited. now entott.t•el to it.• M. :•• toot sr..l and appronai of : tan 1 that ',tauten& be a• • ••• the 1,...1•p•ar mottos 3:o: 1.614 1• 1 4 ;. - r Cent Pn.l.r. nee etook, at tht• rate of fa hat. p r r •.t r r onisusn. t• • :••••• :114h 1 . 4 ntr.,l ft per rent. Pn 4. ren •0 1 , ,.ek N.. ts.. • L 4 1.. p. r cent r annum •• •:.• a •••• r 4'4 rot Pratt r I.CV crack. at the rate of ft pr cent - ; am 10 . tie : p r Crnt. Pn terror, Ftnek No. I. at ;he rate of f. 5 p , r r Slat LUI 0' • r'. • I'nn nee Stork No at t`, rate et E • • r annum p. r •.: t. t;..str.e.t...d k, at the rat of Lli t lit p.r WV UM • 4, I• r t Pr , f• n net tqoek N••• 2. at the rate of L 4 tat ' per t 17,1. rtnee stook the rat,. of Lt I of Ito 4 per ; re PT. f• moot No 4. a: the n 6...• .41.1 la. L •et t 1•r a,11,11 011 th• r• 0 . 01••• • • Ltr.,l 4 per ;'•nt IT Irmo , stook '2, a! 11,4 rat. of (4 r nntotrn (in Lb. S. - . ttt-i. • Is per Cent l'nferrnor Stock N,. • 1 . r.t. 1 •• r 0111, Oo 111. • ; p. • •et P./. r ta••• r -ttock No P. at the rat, ref it lot ;. r 1.11 :..to, c o , •h.•I; • r s r• I , ',aro .1 , ar., .41,1 ( 7 ...".471 . . r Pr. 4. r n ?•t....t at t • r...• . r• • Ilt pr at tam . Ps, .1. 1.,. .• • .1 at Llo rate • 1 La p r t r ♦n.171 4.1. -••••.(1.-L •ttwk ..t Ito.. rate of it per ••••rit 141 I ',IA ••• • 1' 01 II fl , r , lsnary -t.• rate of CS M. 01 - • ...• • •• 41'1 r •ath 7.73. nut, ..1 at t•••. •• r • L. y• ..r. • • • • %rt 5 p s's I •••• • tt .• • . bt 1..1 1.7 p•r-••tn ( • ... 71 A ~ per •nt a 1. reort Noe. Ne. I. at th. rote t • • )4 r..:.: 14 •I•111(1/110 , • h. p• r In in-not - St.. k. at ; r T. r • . r .e.huso . • :•• (••• • • • )•• r o'. I: X.. 2... t tL .oar • a . i•rs-s• r 1,11,n; • • I t•.••:1 7 1 • r • t. • S'o til.• rat, of C 7 •-• 4.p. • ;'• et I': r• • .1 . s , rr t•• r • N•••th 5 lar .... Pr. f. nro. St •••:;• t • :•.•• s t 1., t 1,111.1 ( •• • A.. r tot., ' , r..te of /1 It, 61 pea . .• • ; 1.-, .1.• ha . .• I •.• • • • Pr, t. •r. • k No. of to: rote of £0 p.m . • •• ;;• • ; e• Pt- 'o^l. k. the rate of r: I. r • e t • tom :row 1:.•• date. re-portas..y wis.n t.I• 1: n:. • • •• ;al 1 . ,-a•.. an] all payaLle on the l'lth day of t. s' s ;,..1 • ~. sn.trsseted not to expend any farth.r r •.• • e .O -0. 101., t. ) •1••1 of the work. • • •-) . f r th• l•ropnet .ra are' other ...sta Tsla t` • t a •u . .. *III. al•o,r w.t:s •f.r s ) ). ...any at e Ad. hablr, tw• rutli-p.ot to • t •h• ..t.• .1....; I s • It n. who re, p. Irons by ta•o.r. a• • to' on- of toe lhreetora of the ('4l. p. r,s 11.1. t • •• 47•••44 r•Ilf al.° tsreo Momofb•••• by ts tz•-• s••• • ..e• 1.• r• A:tV:l(i 01 the inreet..r. t':. • , ea • 'r P. , '•••••. rton • th•••• L. 11.• • :Ira •• .I.n• • It lost ehe of the tore toe THE LANCASHIRE LASS, at a Loader to 8. eellosee".alorCarailiata42 the beauty of Ire alaas : to r . met Ling at the lamp toll sithtly•baerotaint ammilamme• •The I.•Deir• lAA& teW feria • mums of attract:on foe aa long period sa any boa& that bee lately he roodose4."-botard. OTAL •LHAIILBRA PA.LACS.—Ture• .1-‘ 4, DOH& 11.4tormide Orient Mod 41 11l SW* S. 14 Box-oillet tpee trots 11 to 4. GUINEA tiIiERILY, Pale or °pities, 21e. per dozen, or WP roi pry prlin9, terrertoot Moore from lowa-1W la-Frontors. A wend. Pall-teebott. eentomble wipe, free byes u. natural .pnit or acidity. Our (14.9 fortrertlot n y uiv errieee t 00... en mcript of p inattanov. by the tteportero, sod BONO 132, Wen strand. A Etistooi, with watarrotto Portraits, WM Ilve, Oa _ hr. T HE LIFE of OLIVER CRONWKL,L. Hy Y. armor. Richard Realloy. Do Miakor sa Grammy to bow Ms4/417._ fipoicen es the irench. 'Those One meets casually in travelling are, with scarcely any exception, @yin- lo wont he, M. with I }Wad**. 1 11 E LIFE of MARY QUEEN of SCOTS. patbisers with the present revolutionary move ment. I was going on Saturday by the train from here to Biarritz; a Spanish gentleman and lady were eitting opposite to me, when just before the train started • young man rushed up to the carriage window, ()LD PORT, 24a. per dozcn, or 12 e. per gallon, norersed direct from Oporto ,Pairidereall ., IerIPVIDIFI. An m ein/ nt. ni h, toll.bodud Moe. especially recommended 'Or uivelian rig/twins a genuine and nutritious wine. One Worn forward/id. earnoir• h.. on receipt of rcinittanic. by the importers, PRY TB lAN and PONY. 44, Wen Ate and, _ . _ KINAHAN'B LL WHISKY. DUBLIN EXHIBITION, This a/debated sold IRISH WHIAUT gained the DITAILTII PRIZE ati.ota.—n is pare. mild. mellow. &hake% and Teak wholesome. Sold in hottlen, W. M. each, at the man homes in Acid= • by the onside In the principal towns in Zositaindi wholesale, at I. Great Windmill-street, London. W.—Observe the red seal, pink label. and fork breaded “Kisahesee IS Whisky." By M. MIGIBIT. Riolord Bentley. New Barlinens-stmt. SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND NoR TB WESTERN RAILWAY. Now rimift. to I vol. iisam Wm lila, HISTORICAL ESSAYs ou LerfEß TIMES. By J. VA* PIUIET. Edited by the Right Roo. IStr Eontino Haan, Dart, LCD. Thoroughly honest, this book it the lellalt of svidient thought sod espertroar. Vao Pratt eats hold his own simian mob vivid nstrators os Itaninte, Prescott. Motley, and Macaulay. The 0114- meters of Charles V. and his sea vitae to as the best, mad that of (harks as the bolt of all. It is 'cry able iodosil."--daturday Review. Richard Bentley. Now Bturitrrtorarweest. Telegrams received here deny the rumour that the Count de (Jirgenti hue been wounded. . - end informed them in a most excited manner 01 the latest news from their country. The geutlo nian's face was radiant with delight at these tidings, but the lady was far more enthusiastic. She clapped Ler hands several times, and exclaim+ d '• Triomphe. triumphs. ? " I asked them what the news was which seemed to afford tl.-em so MADRID, Sr. 30. The chief commercial firms in Andalusia have spontaneously offered the government a loan of WO million real& OXYGENATED WATER.—Sleeping in London during the ~on is net like ideepiag in the here air et the cmntry ; but refreshing and inriguratieg_eirerie rear be °bleared by an ei min g dra , grit of M °animated Weir'', fresh from the LA BORATORY. 3g. LONCI.AL or WINO WV Brisishoi. GANS ablitairung sli Bottles. At all Librium*. w I tow . pee% eve. SUNSHINE and SHADE: • Novel. Nieherd liestley. New Ibuintetonwtivel The Official Gazette publishes a proclamation of the provisional government pronouncing the deposition of Queen Isabella, and proclaiming the sovereignty of the people. It concludes with the words, " Down with the Bourbons. The eb ctions for members of the definitive com mittee of government are about to take place in this city. Great enthusiasm is manifested. A national guard is being organised. MADRID, Ocv. I, 4.2; r.u. The Marquis de Novaliches died this morning from the wound he received at the attack on the Ancolca bridge. General Calonge has been arrested at Buenas, when on the point of escaping to France. He has been handed over to the Revolutionary Junta at Burgos. Perfect order reigns in this capital, and the whole country bar now given in its adhesion to the revelation. At &II Litwin... ul 3 vols.. posit Imo, THROUGH FLOOD and FLAME: A Nuvrl. kinbard Bentley. New Burtingtometwet. - • - - much pleuaure. The gentleman informed gym• _ _ thut the Ducheeis de la Torre, General tierruno's wife, who is staying at St. Jean du Luz, had just recci‘ed an emissary from her !limbs:A(l to tell her that the insurrection was everywhere making rapid 44 Al' CE. A and PER RI —`4AITCE .- ' 11,.• WORt'I>TENSIIIRE. " ; r twouitieed by l'ontbiliweuni. Ih. govtls..in " I . • I u.. irtipros. , appetite and I've.; a1...1 for }:gurney and 11.1vottr ti - wato of ;notation, I.s .1 which, ..t the Dam , . Lea and remas, on all Doti!. aus Iwbels Ask for •• Lew and Perrin‘' " *tor, -t Atr a u .t a. t i. ;opt , 1.1 by all in ',M.,. throttehout the world Now roads. in I lame past Me. 2111.. 1 4 `NDLISIL SEAMEN UNDER the TUDORS. -ILA byll. R Fez BOURN.. Author of " Nastlisk NewNwswki" Mr !loom.. boo produml a mot attraotsve book uss a usooß stt truttl% t• wat.jelet •'— NVIVOC Ku-baud !Smiley. New Burlinatonatre..t. progri•em, and that General Prim had appeari . . . • - before Barcelona in a frigate, and that city had immediately pronounced, and thrown off the gown 'tient yoke. This gentleman with whom I WWI conversing in the train told we that the omuitry was now determined to get rid of the Queen and - PIANOFORTES (Collard, Broadwood, &c.) A- Sco.rwl ezeell.nt PIANUS, udaw two of the 7.ontave reprtauou trteburd rutted*. in elegant walnut and ruaewood, by Collard and VollruNt. and a patent grand e ott,,ge in walnut by Broad . lewd. all nearly nee/ and quite porleot, at unuauelly low prices. A *anety of the •upero tiew patent 7-or tare enttagee of toe MO full tone, of the Nat mumufaeture, with all the late.vt Born., t.tA. at le gninean. or to very elezan t eaten at meet ad* anteop-nue toatrumento in Englan at FM.A.NK 611.11. [IBS and t , .so. 11..ontate.vtne 4 . Bank. Et. QECOND-II AND FIRE and BURGLAR-PROOF 1 , -7 FEb--Before pnreheaung Pend for Griffiths' Monthly of safe*, by Milner, Warr, Thomas Perry and Bone Menton. ?nee. Itlutheld. and every enuneuat soaker, at about half the peer of new. A guaranbee given with • eel*. A lame auautity of Tann'. Safes. from it lea. Apply to GYIFFITWY..a3.Maumee-street, EC MARK S FIItE-PROOF SAFES are the ebeapert and beat. Trios bete tree ea appliestiee. patron garret. NEW NOVEL 1141. A U'l Hutt 111 •• UNCLE SILAS. ° AS 41 lats•aruo. tu 3 sub. Boot SLO A LOST NAM E: allovel. Xs- By J. Put RIPON I.r Author of "ford. &l ac" 1.. It. h. rd 14.'1. • Nes ine..1.••tr..4 ?SUM . •11114 0 . • THE HISTORY of GREECE. Ity 1)r. Eaergr Tiaindated ly A. IN W A kV. Y.A . late Fellow of Pt. Petals College. Cambridge •. Prutemer Curtine'• OIoPPPItt hularalup ix•eugleientinurantee for the tram...ramie.. of Me hisnory erlide the slug with alamb he gruurn his farts red his treetive mode of narrating theta sma tter to 'ender it nn 1.01 readable than sound. Proteemir Curtis. everywhere maintain,' the true dignity and napertmlity of history aed it IP evident his eyoutnitluee are en the made of Amino hamansty. and progress"—Athenians. Richard Bentley. Nee , Lbirlinortenetreet. her family. She had too often deceived the nation, and broken her word. When she came to the throne the constitutional party had supported her through a long and bloody war against her uncle, Don Carlos, and she had now surrounded herself with the very men who were the most devoted adhennta of that reactionary pre tender. He 'aid the government, too, had lately Loan discharging all the village sohoolmaaters, and Fubstituting in their stead the authority of the priests, and that were this state of things allowed to continue, the kingdom would soon be reduc d to as bigoted a condition as it was during the reign of Philip 11. At Madrid I constantly heard the same sentiments expressed. The land lord of the Hotel des Princes, when. I was staying (a thoroughly comfortable and well-managed house), was most bitter in his disliko to the Queen and her family. A succession of weak and dis- (. Gincral Prim and Flashed Serrano have not yet arrived here. It is said that the Infanta Don Sebastian ad vised the Queen to continue to rtwiat the revolu tion by force of arms, but the Basque provinces, when appealed to, refused both men and money, and it is believed that those provinces have now pronounced for the liberal government. There is an upward tendency on the Bourse. STAN DABD SCHOOL. BOOKS ailed 84 HMIS, Harrow. Winolimeor. and 1. IR. 11010leEN '8 HlSltaltlf of Ittlit. Pl7 l4analated by the It. v W. I'. Int tiros. Cryan boo. Vols. 1. awl U., Sla. ; FA. ; Vol. IV. m two nitric. lee. • DB 1.71.31T1VWS 111 STORY et ORISTAJE. Tvanalated lay A. W. W A PM. M.A., F, Bow of St. l'Aeor'• Oullone, Oambat4lle. Vol. 1., demy live, 16e. 7. A NEW THRAIEROLOGICAL WZOLINICLAIIII mad LATIN.ENULIIIII aleriussur. B • 4.1. U. Yeses. Vol. I Engto-la 7a. ed. : Vol. 11., Latin- ' ; or Mmi bole s ork eoreplet.o, etrungly bowed in roan, pyre' 11. 4. YONSE'S VilitilLU MAEU2NN BOOOLIOA, •I,OllOll'A, et A:NZIM. Faulk Ilklrtion, poet foe. 44. M. 4. alit NDWAILIAI:KEASY'S YI}MAN/4 111M2111 VA; HAMA'S of the from Marathon to Waterloo. SiateeetA BMWs, daisy lieu, with Liana, lot ed. • SIB 111)W•RD cREAsro RISE arid rlu,Rlw et the ENtiLltUl 1.1011111211111071. Tenth lishlealt. 9 1 . 61 I.e. Prism le. M. Barbard Bentlei . poloheher in orrheary te Mahoty. HARRIS'S CRYSTAL. 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JONATHAN TATUM. disnendl• EFIOLD LAND and BUILDINGS. near TONBRIDOE. MR. Pitt/1:1)1 4 10T has received instructions to put op for SALE by ArmioN, at the RON. and Cr own lonbridgr, a TUBADAT grit, oot. a at in Ito aftor -10....n, a v.-1y arable FRELUOLI) PitOPERTY, within ba'f a of tb.. town of Tonbrider. baring an extbnrdve frontage to ti•ib mewl to Hadl••w. oompriring f. Alla bop gtrhenn. rich WA. don hind. nttaH• and outbuilding*. in all about ax gnat and bob to the pobbibbion of W. Hollauptalr. as yearly buiant tbrrbuf. —Yay b. atrl, and parurulurs, with condition, of axle, bad at tbo NOM! awl Crown Rotrl, Tunbridge: and of Mr. Paocnitsr?. Yd. ho.rt r. t. liodPrd-row. I‘mdon bliv/sI.A.-120 to ibuu A.ll VAN UZI) Male dirk& It !muftis, without removal, publicity, or law costa limy Le repaid by may hutalassta Sfo Marge at all if de. Omit Tenn*, inclurim, per wait (for glee tad over).—Apply mmeselly at the MUTAT& OFFICIM Southamptes-Mrue "rand. Adminees on lemma. life ;dirket. &a SAYE INVESTMEN'rii for CAPITAL. Divides& seamed IS to illpsy_cmit. per annum en outlay. lead SHARPS IhrTEDTAWU WIWI:LAU 11)Wit !MI). The Ootolw , r Number now ready. DAPITALINTS. SHAREBOLDIDIB, DIVE:MRS. TitIIDTIIII, will had the shove Otnalar mote, valuable. and reliable guide. OPANTILLE SHARP sad Oa. ellianerrokies. 314 Poultry, Laudon . _ . COAL—OFA)ROE J. COCKEILELL sad 00. Daft was emir Cash —l3, Oornhiu. GOALS. —The CLAY CROSS COMPANY dine* tram Oellaries at Clay Ortme.—The booty *Foal a t7lf Viers at tbi per too ; seronds. Os& ea debwry.—Orins MLW.7 071 , 102. 3011110011-PLaia 11:1DriWARLKOAD. W. JOAN GOSNELL .ad Ch.'s CHERRY TOOTH TIMM Is greatly sufforior to soy Tomtit Pionlar. elves Oa tore • pouf-like 1,11:14•11416. pflPtedi gibliabli Lem asw. awl totporto o plowing frogrooto to Vt. brooth. Priem to W. - - WI 20 , 1 GORNELL sad Co.'. PATENT TRI w assao, or zooffpfn wetted nsissausa. tit* pooollor tookonOol coortrootion of why& socomplifitoo the two oporstiosa 411 th.ulong and so:limiting adanultrawsaalr. N. tr=rtsaltm• °"". • Lao . t Tbrot Kbooottort. Loottora.otfoot. Rt i , rrit ER. —l/ Re LAW* Patina.— w•C. .UN 1 . rien TIII/1111 lyarfeeted wool 't" In 11.. Est., letter., 111•1 awl ISSY) Ia alloyed 7 agonutts 40 (.to Ia he the swat Aber:lvo invontion to tea orris. YR treetaoeut et it.-so.. The see or • cane opeistzei . Hen hurtful se 'too ,, • h hen, &tooted. • soft brodoes wets 1.5 " lb " h " , • -••• n 'amt. reoloninjA r ievreor amp let by oo Se b roe is or ,uet I !• rem Lros ; atieh reelle imAl sloe euees • ...rot LA detrotoot. nosy Is worn mu, . 1 "1 no •,.• may boo het end the trans ter/meted by Feet sou the • .....smoroloorro rot the bony, two Weir. beim the hoge, Leong eer... to the stoker, Yr. WIIITZ. 559. ]►leealilly. 1M . Mr. So. se.. and au a Pester, b. As LICA TRUNIS es 'the erase prinerple. 14'LECTRI CITY in LI FE.—Nature's Remedy •Poilerbie hs the cello or all worms sihnones, lissioon. So owl eunig.laoote, okyorenun nOktusio• an, by moor., or the l'at e ot MTN, eolith mipply th. prelim .d 1 I ' 4 'J t' 1 " 1 " 11 ). end that rothoot melees machismo, boat lento, yew i•. phi... or Wlll4l. Poll detaila Sr... (tall or write. usamk I w iorro .a irs.Vorr 11 IL. No. 11, Ch0rii41•44,014./lemelarlo lIRESSMAKING.—Mt LAKE, having exite , n , • pe no.nully Ism ude ii. io all part. of Luod4n and euloarbt. punctually, cps the .t...rfee4 :-ttio.nor httfutu style, Witt Mush guotrtutta.nd 1. I u.• tat.. ord. rt. 14 . . -t proluptly at: , 1.00.1 4,-114 C•zu. 1r uth mad. Hark - nvy - - - - - THREE PIGEONS. DAINTIREE and CO., DYERS aal ILTANZIP.S. Declineaci, B e rmondsey,. N. Lakestar.aquans; MN. M ount-street, GINAIVIOr.PISrI. A .s lt i lf ., y m ot , tr it l ic . i l i E l N s . . K 7/i n t . i . l .4 BONDS r a P n E d n it an A b; IVI ootntt•i•, aid rim.. 4 ..v..ry family. for ow:taring wrarin: appear-1, ar ,w•mul , t loss or uw.take. This Ink does not currod , (1,0 t«ktore of the An. It &Lin% sod .4nuot bw equall.4 for Llsek• sp• or durabi ity. Ime 1. tor bottle. Priparrd only br E BOND, BlidinP,ratow•mt, Landon, b." , and so:d by all CD, aunts and ticauon. Trado• mark —" LII Unicorn." _ MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, Fleet-etrevt.. • Wm, frog 10 till S. Consultation !roe. taw N, r . ama npran. AWINTk.Ii TOUR in SPAIN. By tlieAutlt(ir of •• tlwr Wrong." " 1 / a cia au,4lrton, In 1 vol. r. •• . Wu-ft st I.li. of .1 tlw Th•• I. r. up :awl di rwl. th:4 oWitian.• ar, truth ful. . . T he 1 ook i. bright, awl ....n.11,1e, awl Is. 11 , .• think. Pr. tty nury t.. Wont With r C.a. Quizn• of popalarity."—'finwo. Brotiwn, In, I atherule-ntr,et. A \},WMY THE JOLRNEYMAN ENkilNEEkt." ►IIE GREAT UNWASHED. 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IA and inridenta an• perfectly natural, a quality u a unelei LUYtel of extreme rar=th,luetun. Bentley, New Barliiietawetsset. TIIE REGISTRATIONS. CITY OFLONDON. The disputed qualification of sub-tenants of the Temple was discussed in the ease of Mr. Butterworth, who holds one room from Mr. Hall. in 3, Paper-buildings, occupying it as " clambers," Mr. Hall being a tenant. Mr. Harper objerted on the ground of structural sever ance. and quoted the case of " Cooke and Humber" in suppert of his argument. Mr. Ledger denied that the issue involved rested on the question of severance, adding that it was a matter of sub tenure y. Mr. Harper said Mr. Butterworth's qualification was stated to be " chambers. - There was no such quolifbm lion mentioned in the Reform Act. and he contended that it should be brought under the head of '• house," " count ing -house," •. shop," &c. The Revising Banister-Or building ejusdem generic. Mr. Harter, in continuation. argued that as a barrider could not recover his fees, he could, not be said to have a place of business, and could therefore only qualify in re eft of a residence; and that a residence might b e a pace where a man dil riot sleep, and which he used only as a place of business. Mr. Smith said that a place where a man did not reside could not be called a residence. The Revising Barrister took it for granted that in this case the claimant had complete control over the outer door, and could come in and out when he wished. He would decide that "chambers" came under one or other of the qualifications mentioned in the act. Mr. Harper then opposed ou the ground that Mr. Butterworth's chambers were not structually severed, and that they were a whole and complete building. He also contended that this was not a proper tenement, and that Mr. Butterworth had no outer door. After some further discussion, The Revising Banister observed that he did nut cos bow one could lay down the line after what the judges had said. If a man bad a separate room which was cut oR from other,., and that that room had a door over which he could exercise exclusive control, that opened into a }usage through which he could go into the street, it seemed to him perfectly immaterial what number of doors there were if he could always go in and out; and there fore he held that this was p° far severed from the rest as properly to constitute a tenement. The claim was then allowed. MARTLEBONE. The adjourned revision court for the borough of Marvlebone was resumed yesterday bM .T y r.. N. Goren, at the St. Pancras Vestry-hall The registration of this borough will ran closer to the lattst moment than was anticipated. The list for the rari , h of Marylebone, which should have been closed on Wedneeday might, still remains open, and the court will have to sit next Tuesday to conclude it; and it is very probable that there will also be • sitting fur St. Pancras in next week. At the court yesterday, which was con. tinued till a late hour in the evening, there was • great lack of interest, the amen of claims being struck out ever rewiring with monotonous similarity. Ma. GLADirroliz AND Tim DERBYRRIRE BLEC- Tiows.—On Monday evening a public meeting was held at Ilkeston, when a lecture was delivered by the Rev. W. Mitchell on the Irish church, iu reply to one given on the previous Tuesday evening by Mr. Brewin Grant. The secretary of the liberal committee, Mr. Wright Lissett, read a letter he had received from Mr. Gladstone, in reply to one addreased te him on the subject of Mr. Grant's lecture. The letter was m follows Rawarden, North Wales, Sept. 27, 1868. Sir,-1 feel a cordial interest in your Dtehyshire elections, alike on account of your candidates, of the abusive attacks which have been made on that wise and excellent man the Duke of Devonshire, and of the revolutionary doc trinist concerning property which appear to have been Mforth, under comervative auspices, in your quarter. Mr. Brewin Grant requires no reply from me, nor (I should think) much from any one, for I sae he vehemently condemns me because I refressl outright to vote for Mr. Aytoun's motion. That was a motion which pledged the legislature to give nothing to Roman catholic-s, but left it free to give to Unitarians, Jews, Mahometans, and Mormons. Mr. Brewin Want seems to think differently from the thousands of his brethren who have cheered me on by their approval. As he leis, no doubt, a respeA for minorities, I recemnieud to him and to you the excellent else ee of the Bishop lit Fredericton, in New Drunivriek, who hue been die....etablikhed., and says, '1 world not wish it otlo•rwi.e.' There, too, ho deeerihow the Homan epithelia as the most nemerous body of Chiiiitians. --I remain, W. E. GeauvrowE." AGUICIII.TVHAL-11ALI.—The second perfonnanco of the Meeriah will take place at the Agricultural-hall this e% ening. Ihe vocalist, will include Nudism(' Rude's del If, Madame l'atey. Ilem:tt. Tieb leeilt, Mr. Vernon Rigby, and Mr. .1. (1. Pate) , ; and there will be a band and chorus of WO perfermers, under the conductorship of Mr. Benedict. FLORENCE, Ocr. 1, EVICWW. The Italian frigate Carlo Alberto and the corvette San Giovanni have been dispatched to the Spanish coast. (Fora. asta, Aim wir.essi's rsrassiesis PARIS, Om. I, Esicsrso. An the Spanish refugees in France have been set at liberty ; the precautions for guarding the Spanish frontier have been abandoned. M. Mon, the Spanish Ambassador, is expected to-morrow in Paris. The Countess Girgenti, whose husband Wee not wounded, but made a prisoner, will, after the arrival of M. Mon, proceed to join Queen Isabella at Pau. The programme of General Prim is said to be the adoption of an Iberian union or a federative republic. The Count de Montemolin has arrived in Madrid ; his followers propose to make peaceful efforts to place him upon the throw.. The Queen of Spain, it is said, will retire to Rome. General Print marched from Cartbagena to join Marshal Serrano, who, after the engagement with General Novalicbes, delayed his march to await the arrival of General Prim, and enter Madrid with him, showing the good understainling that exists be tween the two generals. The Austrian regiments in Galicia have been placed upon a war footing, fears being entertained of disturbances breaking out in Galicia. (THZOI7OII RICOTEICO £OINCT.) ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE VICEROY OF EGYPT. ALEXA.NDRL I I,.Ocr. 1. While the Viceroy of Egypt was visit ing an illumination in a narrow street at Cairo, an attempt was made to assassinate him by dropping a steel ball armed with sharp barbs on his head. The ball fell against the carriage, and, no gun powder being used, the Viceroy escaped un injured. No clue has been obtained to the per petrator of this act. On his Highness's arrival at Alexandria, the foreign consuls will present an address to him congratulating him on his escape. ITALY. RAVEN A, 9or. 1. The notorious robber and assassin Gaggino was surrounded to-day in his place of concealment and killed, after a desperate resistance, in which one soldier was mortally and another slightly wounded. GREECE. ATHENS, Oer. I. The Prince Royal has received the title of Duke of Sparta. The Chamber of Deputies resumed the work of the session yesterday, and is now engaged in diFcussing the question of the new taxes. Whether the result of the vote will be in favour of the government or not, is uncertain. THE NEW MALTA AND ALEXANDRIA CABLE. VALIUM, Our. 1. The Malta and Alexandria Telegraph expedition is progressing favourably at the rate of five miles an hour. 650 miles have already been ac complished, and it is expected that the ex pedition will reach Alexandria on Monday next. H.M.S. Lord Warden has gone after the Enterprise to join Vice-Admiral Lord Clarence Paget, who left Augusta Bay on Saturday in the Caledonia for Naples, accompanied by the Are tbusa and Psyche. The Prince Consort has left for the Piraeus. AMBRICA. NEW TORE, Oor. 1. The Transatlantic Company's steamship Europa Les arrived out. Closing Prices :—Gold, 1394. Starling axelimge on London, 108-Z. 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1124 ; ditto, 1885, 1091 ; 10-40 ditto, 101. Illinois, 1464 ; Erio, 471. Cotton, middling Up land, 2l'. Petrolouni, standard white, 301. Flour, extra State, 7.70 to 11.30 dole. Corn. old inixod. 116 dol. Mrs. Murphy, the wife of Mr. Murphy, the Protestant Electoral Union lecturer, gave the Ant of a aeries of anti-yopery 'octane an Wednesday evening, in the Coot-etreot Aspembly Room, REDUCTION IN VIZ Tll/1. DUTY.-11ornintiliell rare Wes are id. par pound Winner. Their wets In an part of the kingdom ere sentiently receiving fresh supple+ of them Wag' algeoved Sow ail Gallia paeltele.--lAdvertiacumitj honest governments and of constantly recurring revolutions is utterly ruinous to the commerce as well as to the develoyment of the resources of the country. The Queen's remaining at St. Sebastian is by no means favourable to her cause. Marshal Concha has urged her to come to Madrid, but without the camarilla by which she is surrounded—that worthless set who are so hate ful to her subjects. This she has refused to do. he will quit Spain, she says, but will not sepa rate herself from her friends. One report says that if she is forced to abdicate, she will not do so in favour of her son, as she has asserted that in that case no child of hers shall reign over so de spicable a nation; while another rumour is that she sent an envoy to Serrano to negotiate tenor with him, offering to abdicate at once in favour of the Prince of the Asturias, but that the marshal !dived even to see the messenger. Biarritz is just now crammed with visitors of all nations; yesterday and to-day there have been grand Mee there. The Orpheonists, some 2,000 in number, gave a great concert yesterday ; it was difficult, I believe, to find accommodation for them, and many had to sleep in the bathing boxes at the Etablissement des Bains. In the evening there were illuminations and a magnificent display of fireworks, and to-day there was to have been a regatta. The weather just now is perfection here—bright and genial, without being too hot. The Mayor of Biarritz has been obliged to put out a circular entreating the visitors and inhabitants to respect the privacy of the Imperial family, who have been disagree ably mobbed in the streets. I should imagine, however, from what I saw on Saturday, that the mayor's admonition had had little effect. Between the Imperial villa and the Bains Napoleon is a public garden, laid out in walks, where a military band plays, and the public collect, sit down on chairs, on benches, or pro menade, listening to the music, enjoying the magnificent sea view aul invigorating breeze. This garden is only separated from that of the Imperial palace by a thin iron railing, and within this enclosure, but very near to the band and the promenade, chairs had been placed for the Empress and her suite. No sooner were some ladies discerned proceeding from the palace and walking slowly down the slope towards these chairs, than the whole mass of people in the public garden ran towards the railing. The Empress, elegantly dressed in dark blue, and looking _as young and beautiful as ever, and her ladies , took their seats upon these chairs, but the crowd, which was oomposed of all nations and all classes, was not contented with one glance at royalty, but remained peeping against the railing and staring at the Empress, who concealed her face with her parasol, exactly as if they had been gisa at the performance of some street tumblers, or looking into the dens of some wild beasts at the Zoological Gardens. St. Jean de Lur is in the heart of the Basque country, which extends also some distance into Spain. The Beguiles are an unoommonly honest and civil set of people ; their language is a very lamellar one, and hue, I believe, no affinity with ally other. They are a gay, marry set. Last night a band was playing in the Place here, and many couples were dancing most vigorously. Even Mr. Spurgeon would have been pleased, as many women wore danaing together. The national Basque dome are very pretty, and extremely energetic; they are somewhat similar to the Spaniph ; the dancers raise their hands and map their fingers to imitate castanets, as they pursue each other round the ring. Yesterday a fatal accident happened nem. to Bordingbury station, on the Leamington and C..% .ntry branch of the London and North We-tern Radway, to the train which leaven Rugby at 12.20, an I is doe at Leamington at 1 p.m. The train consisted of the engine and tinder, live carriages, and two break V. 111.. 3 ails and a half from Rugby, whilst running al..rig a piece of straight line, known tut Drape./ bank, the whole of the carriages suddenly left the metals an I rolled down the entbaukineet by the aide of the line. One ef the Freund class carriages was shivered almost te frag rnorteaed the others were more or le-s beaten. ILe engine and tender remainel on the line, tied were drepatched to liordinghury, wheece a telt pram was sent to Leamington for assistance. In the meantime a very thing was done by the pieseeireere who Lad teal tried berg injured, to render red It, their le, ro-te tate fellow travellers. Two gentlemen riamel Duvet were ft uud in a dying Mate, awl Loth tapered ahue.t im nv 'lrately the y wets, extt reatsd frete the •1. 'tett the ear -1 Wee. They were found to lee tether and ,on, and their esteem,. is High-street. Deities, Soon ye A Mr. Elreettrth, who lad travelled front London. but who e address c tudl not be ascertained, received very ~.1084, jin in ael iticsl state at Iseatniugton. Two (Seeman ,tee men a ere W.° hurt. nue having a dislocated should. r. and the ether sustained injuries to hie fo,.t. •verel other pane ngere were bruised. cut, or severely sheksit. Amongst the number were Mr. and Mr.. Kean. a commercial man and his wife; Mn'. Charlotte Ad hetet, Showell. Rugby; and a young girl named Seurlty. of Welcomb-lodge, Statford-ou-Avon. As soon as wee-tame, arrived a fresh train was made up. in which the pa,-etseeet. were conveyed to Leamington. Theta who were seeable to proceed to their own homes were sent to the hotel, where they were attended by Mr. Busby, sureeon. The cause of the accident has not been sewer t tined. but it is supposed to have arisen from some defect in the perma nent way or metals. An inquest on the bodies of the deceased will probably be opened to-day, before Mr. W Ravage Toole, the corms r for Central Warwickshire Another account states that Mr. Davies and his son were killed in the art of attempting to leave their car riage at the mou.ent of precipitation down the embank ment, the whole force and weight of thu feeling laa ri.we being thus dires•tla upon than. The pas eneer- who seem ed were simply knocked abort by the shoek- ocea sieued by the cutriague having the line and goitre over the end anknunt. The gentleman from whom oar re porter gleaned some of these particular% oectipitel a first clars carriatge in tompany with him wife. Ile staters that between the mement when he fit st became metre of au accident having occurred. and that whin the carriage in whir h the y tat war pre ee tested te the b nom of the I nitanlanent, he had time to get into a hat he On :ght to be the safest teener of the earriaire with lee wee, anti ,wait the result. Almost immediately afterweres the canine tuned completely °ter. and fell t, NAVE' rf the t mbankne. ut. Neither were rvii di. red inren-ible by tl e rhock, but both b -re In itisce on the fat e, and the lady was injured ire the _mkt... Thty centristii to get out of the cerretee :queit assistance, as did most of the other rasserigere. except those who wets afterwards found dead antler the e, The hurts pet-iced by the a oundeti were of vei Mite kind , . most of them 'twine brieeti more or less in the head. Mr. Busby. surgeon. of Leuneugtone attended to their iujui ice anti they %tee etaveyol as %eon a. possible by train to Lean Mertens 'fere lire is :r single one. and hail to he Mk-eked for several belie After the accident. Thu uccith nt is attributed to the exceeeively worn state of the rails, which. at the point where the carriage left the line, must have given out by the can-taint strain upon them. This is t robubly suggcsted by the fact that the line e just undergoing repair. One gentlemen broadly meet. -1 that the sleepers lard retted completely away. THE DIS4ISTER TO THE IRISH 11411. ABERGELE, THUM/VAT. The examination of Samuel Eaton. elrirgeti upon the information of Henry Cnpps with the OWL slaughter of Charles Cripps on the Mth August, wns re sumed before the Rev. T. Williams. Mr. Hesketh, and Mr. Wynne. The magirdmtes deliberated for an hour and a hslf, when the chairman deliver e d a lengthy judgment. review ing the whole case, and concluded by expressing the unanimous opinion of the bench that a jury would not convict upon the evidence adduced. The station master was accordingly discharged. The decision was greeted with applause, and the station master was loudly cheered outside the court. The breaksmeu were remanded till Monday. but were admitted to bail. TILE NATIONAL SUNDAY LEAOI/ E.—The monthly meeting of members held last night at the office., in HO, Holborn, was fully attended, Mr. J. Baxter Langley presiiing. After the adoption of the report, the council submitted an address to the public on the general elec tion and the Sunday question, which was unanimously approved, and ordered to be thstributed. ANOTHER LARGE GAME BAG IN Norrs. —Tho Earl of Chesterfield. Duke if Cambridge. and other noble men and gentlemen. have bees .hooting for eight dare over his lordship's Galling estate, near Nott.ngham. The result is as follows :—First day, 309 hares, Zed partridges, 1 rabbit ; second day, 154 hare., 94 partridges, 2 rabbits ; third day. 167 hares. 160 partridges, 30 rabbib ; luuith day, 134 hares, 212 partridges... , rabbit.; fifth day, 270 hates. '224 partridges I rabbit sixth day, blO hares. 148 partridges; seventh day. 223 hares, 146 partridges, 79 rabbits; eighth day, 63 hares, 40 partridges : making total of 1,464 bares, 1,174 partridges, dud 118 rabbits, or 2,746 head of game. The line were exceedingly wild. TEE MURDER NEAR Clllin 1161tElF.1.1 1 .—Titt. tt4l- jammed inquest on the body of the tuunkirod man. gGeorge Belt. Dr. Bright's coachman, who was ~tabbed by a men named George Hughes, shie tiorley. en Satur day eight last. WAN held yesterday before the coroner. Mr. Busby, at the Municipal-WI. ) . uttell and his wife gee , corryborative evidence. The coroner said if all the five people who were on the rood et the time had laid their bead. together to allow the num to escape. they could not have done so more effectually. The jury retired for forty minutes, and brought in a wedkt of wilful murder against George Buena. alias Oorley. The Mur derer is Mill at large, though no effort is spared to &ppm head him. 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