The Express. — London, England, 1862-11-08 00:00:00

Is; EV, ti PAPER T _::'rl71 -r re ;,. - •:E, , '' l, t. z ". , :at f 4 7; t% : . -•• : ',,,,: C,‘ /- ssana a 'UM ~ i , 41r33xti.Li %:•• 1 • ~' LONDON, SATURDAY EVENINO, NOVEMBER 8, 1882. [Stamped, Id. Additional.] (TWOPENCE No. 5,069.) CALCUTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras.— MONTHLY STRAY 00311HINICATIO1f i‘liceen LoN DON and INDIA by the magnificent fleet of mows belonging to the EAST INDIA and LONDON SHIP- P! NO COM PINY well-known clipper auxiliary steamship GOLDEN FLEECE, 1,7911 tons, !6U-hone power, will leave the Victoria .London) Docks on the 13th December, 'w hacking passengers at and leaving Gravesend on the 15th Deeem her for taleutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and !fairs& Thu magncent ship, built sixpresidy for the India trade, has le i if thoroughly refitted, has tirst-ra t accommodat' for pas pellgerS, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also a stewanlew. The average passage of the but five !Women has been 73 days :0 hours to Madras, and the Hydaspes made the voyage in so days, being the shortest on record.—Por freight or apply to ORINDLAY and Co., 66, Parliament-street , 9.W., the brokers, ALFRED BRETT and Co., 150, Leadenhallatreek RC.; or at the OFFICES of the COMPANY, 9, Mineinsplans, where also applications for appointinasta as midshipmen In this service should be made. RICHARD DREW. Secretary. East India and Loudon Shipping Company (limited), 9, Minchig.lane, E.C. rtAIkIITTA Direct (under engagement to H.M. ll Conseil of India), the fast sailing teakdwllt ship WU. GOUVONT, A 1 13 years, 874 tons r , :ter, J. FL MANIC, Commander loading In the East India Wcks.-91111 sail from Oravesepd on the lOth November --iNirrtes an expereneed mu- GELLATLY, LUMLEY, and 81.WILLL, 27, 1303113AY Direct (with immediate despatch), the maipdscest highelassed clipper ship RAJAH OF COCHIN, A 1 14 years, LOOT tons register, DAVID CVIIIIINH, Cozn minder : loading in the Ewa I mils Docks. This splendid vessel Is the floret strip on the berth, sod offers an unequalled °ppm.- tnnity to shippers of line gooda,—Apply to GELLATLY, 'LUC KEY, sad BWELL, Ky. ILesdenhaNbast, LC. WACIE BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN CLIPPKRS trom LONDON Direct. 700 1,600 two tOOO two 1.600 Lendoo , Nov. 10. London Nov. 25. E. India I Nov. 25. E. India Dec.2s. E. India Nev. :,11. K. Inds Dec. 90. pyAeey IUniRIMY Sydney Melbourne .., Morrie Monarch . 4V/inched Queensland ..,'Oolden City Q u c e nsland .. !Montmorency Tbls celebrated line of packets bare, by their punctuality and npld passages, earned a world known reputation, and their pae ware accommodation is unsurpaawxl by any remain afloat.—For all parlicnlass respecting freight or passage to Australia apply to CAIND and Co Liverpool all Agents for the Black 6211.strto t, line of Packete; and T. M. MACKAY and Co., 1, Leaden- London. HC. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMBIIIPR, appointed by the Admiralty to sail brisrivu LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, and between LIVER ? IL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at 111111611 or other ports to mad and receive malls, goods, and passengers, the Boston slips railing at Halifax to land and receive passengers and Oa Majesty's mails. The follies o r other vemels are v pointed to sail from Liverpool, at Cork to receive the 'AFRICA. AFRICA. for BOSTON. Saturday, Nev. 15. • CHINA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, November 22. • Taking pawners and goods for Nsassiu and Havannah, lobe Random' at New York on board the B.M.S.S. British Queen. ARABIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Nov. 29. Nosece money. inclnding steward's fee and provisions, hut without wines or Ili/urns—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, second cabin. al& To New York. chief cabin. £26; mond cabin, LlB. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, R 3 per ton, and per cent. Omen —Apply to J. B. Ironed, 52, Old ..wilstreet, Loudon J. M. Currie, Havre, and 12. Place de la Bourse, Parts ; G. sod .1. Barna, Buchanan-street, Glasgow D. and C. Milner, Queenstown: on D. and C. Wirer, 8, Water street, Liverpool TO BILMSH COMM:BIA TOE pa. to IAr g SEW YORK DirecL—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, Sad PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY Intend desp..tch aig their full-powered Clyde-built iron Screw Steamships, crlllng at Queenstown to anima passengers and despatches. as follows : WEFKLY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday. Nov. 12. K %NOAROO. Wednesday, Nov. 11. CITY OP MANetaIgTER. Wednesday, Nov. 28. And every succeeding Wednesday. Cabin passage, 15, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the meow modally's. Forward passage. h 11V 12 . 8 4 Including all Provisions coots L Passengers for Canada, the United States, and British Columbia, looked thmitch on very advantageous terms—For farther particular-apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 29, Water-street, Liverpool; or to RIVES and MACEY. gl, King William-street, City. DHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS .1. despatch the eniiermentioired first-clan steamers: For BOITIIRDAhI and the RHINE, the RATAVIRR, from the British and Foreign bream Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday moraine. at 11 a.m., and the FYRNOURD, Thursday morning early. from oil the Tower. BRENIF.N, the ADLER, 110 WE, or 13CHWALBE, alter nately every Thursday. from Ilomelydown, at 11 am. : calling at flute:ill Pier to receive passengers at noon. Faros: 42, sad ho Rein, rl.s.el a at a fare and a half. For GOTRYNDURG, the LONDON, Nov. 11. from Horsily. tiovo to be followed by the GUSTAF WASH. Fares, £.3 Se, els., sal fie OIPENHAGEN, the &AST ANGLIAN, Nov. 11, from ilorsetyilown. Foe freight, pusage, to., apply at Chaplin's Universal Office, lesentelrata W., or to PHILLIPPIi, GRAMS, and PIIILIAPPS, IL Rood-tans, QTEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchant& W I NFA of superior quality. Porta : Superior old crusted, 451., 4o& ; very choirw, Ms., 40t: ditto from the wood, 27.., sup:rior. Sit, 295. per dozen. titerrles Fine. 275., 3:3., hi;:h quality , 42a, dga, 64a.: Vino di Pasto. Ufa. Anton hawk. and 48a., 64 per doses. llareala, 2 _3e.: Lis)sdi, rich or dry, 325. ; Buceliss, Set: Champagne, good, rt, 41r.. 4W.: ditto choice brands, 80s., 14t, 721. Claret. 205., .245., st. Junto. ttc., 48a. Chateau Margaux. Ac., 6/Is., 711 ; B.cke and Moselle% 30e., 48a, 641.: very superior, 121., 725. Wines other descriptions equally reasonable. All anode delivered tree within live miles. Term, cash-78, Sishogsgste. street-s tibia. YARMOUTH BLOATERS, 100, is. ; 200, 12s. ; .11. are only supplied by the undersigned during the beat wt of the seasn, Iron middle of October to middle of December. Forsanicd to all parts of England upon receipt of Post-office snits, postage stamps, or remittance through any branch of the hanonal rrovinelal hank of England, who are his bankers, sod t, shorn be hem to refer, or to R. Steward, Esq., mayor of the 04.0 4'11—FILEDERICK BA ENRY, Rah merchant, Great Yar wanh. Established 1701. High-dried herrings, hermetically waled, sent to all parts of the world. "A FACT WORTHY 07 NOTE." M R irfromßond•street to 71, BROOK-STU:ET, HANOVILITNUARE, ou the 14 °thaw?, lean. The hie Treaters (originated by him( bettor femme. Fatablisheri liiaL CIENTLFMEN'S DRESS.—HAMILTON and KIMPTON Is% to inform gentlemen that the NEW 0100,4 for the comfier season are of patterns and textures that cams.' be excelled, and specimen garments are kept for inspec tion or tale at QA W YFIR'S FAMOUS LONDON DINNER to for THIS DAY (Saturday, Nov• 8) will consist of Purbe de Litvres—Chlllousde. POISSON. Cabilland aux Ilultres—Eperlans Frits. unman ils Retne.—EZZlofe. .2 do Mouton au: Flues Mabee. Bond bouilli i l'AnSulse —Belles de Mouton rotten. Poudings de Newmar — iet—UeMe aux Oranges. Frontage et Salads. TO-MORROW (riasday, Nov. Si THE LONDON DINNER will consist of POSAGMB. A la Tete de Veau-1 I► JardinHre. POISSON. Turbot Same Hoinard—Merlans hits. _ _ . Vermilion Saute I l'Anglalse—Boudins de Mason 3la Richelieu. Gisela de Pore Feels Rat ie 7 aloyeaux de &BO Betla. Blac Cap 1;;t1:17 . 1.47:11ince rtes. Fromage et Salads. MONDAY (Nov.lo the LONDON DINNER will soloist 01 PuTeGICS. Ant Queues de Rent—Ant Pates d'ltalle. POISSON& Stamen Sauce Howard—Petite' &lee Frites. • imam. Sabel de Means I la Prhacease—Cotetettes de Mouton Boublee. Lendouneaux Piques ItOtle—COtes de Hand Eoiiea. Poudings 1 la Ite de Potreo.. /homage et Salads. Splendid Salmon and Veniaon at 1 and 5 o'clock. --asolimenchOonfiffyipioaesed i 0& dtlrenelt, Medoff. Moselle, aad other Wines, hapertod enmity for th e LONDON REBTArEANT and the LONDON DINNER. Open on Sundays at roar o'clock. BAWYKR, Proprietor, 191, Fleet4treet. COIN= of CILLNICI/JIX-LLNE. ST. GEORGE TAVERN, 213, STRAND. The best Fish Dinners in London, consisting of all the choicest tish iu season, Jointa, and Cheese, for La each, at IS o'clock. Real Turtle and other &naps always ready. Clean, wall-aired Beds. Bed and Breakfast, Su tid. each. T. GRIFFITHS, from Blillngsgute. THE LONDON PAVILION.-LITTLE CORELLI in her wonderful performance, and the SPA-NISEI DANCERS he their peculiarly characteristic and amusing terpsi chorean evolutions, every evening. Mimi Constance, the Star of the West, Madame Lombl ni. Madame Vaickenaere, Madame Mlle, Mr. H. De Brenner, San Collins, Fred. French, Hilde brandt and Sum Orniond,and the brothers Sbapcott, led by Master Thomas Shapcott, the youngest drummer in the world, aged three Maand Az months, and the Neapolitan Minstrels, at the Ilt e DON PAVILION, TichbonieatreeL—Lol2l and BONN HAMMER, ProprWors. MINTON'S CHI N A. Messrs. PHILLIPS beg to Inform the nobility and gentry that during the few days the Exhibition remains open they will t ezerred to DISPOSE OF the beautiful SPECIMENS of IC ART, made expressly for the Exhibition, at a cost. derides deduction. An assistant is to constant attendance. Claus 36, Case 8,877. 368 sod 369, Oxford-stmt, W. ; andl6s, New Bond-street, W. WORCESTER ENAMELS, &c. Mum PHILLIPS beg to Inform the nobility and gentry that during the few days the Exhibition remains open they Will be prepared to DISPOSE OF these beautiful SPECIMENS of CERAMIC ART, made expressly for the Exhibition, at a cond. derabie reduction. An assistant is in constant attendance. Class SS, Cue 6.865. Oland 8.56, Oxford-street, W. ; and 156, New Bond-street, W. PURE WHITE FRENCH CHINA. Messrs. PHILLIPS beg to Inform the nobility and gentry that during the few days the Exhibition remains open they will be prepared to DISPOSE OF the beautiful SPECIMENS, made expressly for the Exhibition, at a considerable reduction. An assistant is in constant attendance. Claw 36, Stalls 3,358 and 3,369. MS and 368. Oxford-street, W. ; and 166, New Bond.atreet, W. 105, Strand, opposite FActer-ball. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, all moat certainly preserve the sight. Better cannot be male. Steel, with crystals or pebbles. Ifs.; steel, with raters. Ss. to Ins. Gold and Silver Spectacle. and Eye-Glasees la great variety. at equally low prices. Ilurr&s Prorpctt Glans, ed. post free. 'Ili( is. BARRIS and Opticians to Um Rmal Family, opposite the British Museum Gatca, London. Established 1700. Caution.—\o travellers cnipim ed. TO LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Oriental lfotanical l'reparatton for Improving and Result fling the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom ft imports to the cheek, a n d the softness and delicacy which it induces of the hands and imms, its capability of sone - lief Irritation and iv- Mei intt all redness, tin, pimples, spots, freckles, discolors) ions, and other cutaneous t imitations, render it Indispensable to every toilet. It obrialce all the effects of climate on the skin, whither with reference to cold and inclemency, or intense solar bent. Price ts. ed. and as. 6.1. per ludtle.—Aobl at 90, II tton-vmden and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for " Rowlands' IC slyder," and beware of spurious sod pernicious articles under the name of •• ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. I Dr. SCOTTS BILIOUS and LIVFit. PIUS, prepared with out any Mercurial Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Seat, will be found Invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver com plaints, Indigestion, wind, spawns. giddiness, Wiriness of the eyes, ac. For habitual costiveuess, ass family aperient usedkine, and an a muffler of the hlood, they are truly excellent ; mild in their operation and grateful to the sumach they create appetite, promote digestion, and strengt!icn the whole nervous system.— hold by W. Lambert, r, King William at., Charing-crues, and b met druggists , In bon*, is. Is 4. and Is. TRI. Be sure to ask for Dr. &at's Balms and Liver Tills. The genuine are a square green package. with "William Lambert" engraved on the stamp ASTHMA, SHORTNESSof BREATH, BRON CHITIS, NHURA [ZIA, Infallibly relieved and eared by the LSPICS CIOAHHITES (Pectoral Funthators;. The smoke, being Inspired, penetr.ttes into the chest, calms the whole nerr tn slatem, facilitates c:nectoration, and assists the functions of the Important organs of Rapt e, Rae d'Ainater &Tn. 6. Maria Prow r uJ. a box. Mold lm landow by AHEM?. Chemist, Haymarket. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has hcen.'iluring twenty-five years, esnphattcally UDC. Nosed lir the medical pttieSllol2, and unlvemaily accepted by the public , u the heat remedy for acidity of the stomach, heartburn, headache. gout, and Indigestion, and as a mild ape rient for ihlicate ennultutions, more especially for Ladies and children. it is prepared, in a state of perfect punty and uniform strength, only by DINNNYORD and Ge., 172. New Emidureet, London; end sold by all reispeciabi• chemists thruchent the world. 11R. MOOED'S ESSENCE of LIFE _ restore* nianbArl to the moat shattered cometftationa In tour weeks. Failure In Impossible. Its effects are permanent. Ito cousultation ECC.SUU7.--Sold In omen with full Inatrortiooa. at Ili., or foot roantlttee for Wk., sent anywhere, earaiii Peeked on receipt of remittance or staimpe.—hole affeota. PkOUT sad Cn., tn. Strand. near Temple-Mr. MANLY VIGOUR restored to the mood Debi meet Consttattnn, In a few weeks, by the me of Et UDE ELLX llt ..f IJ YE. No consultation is required, sad complete restontion I; erected quirkly and secretly, ea sore u that . I syllllll.Yelit In bottles at 111., and 271., forwarded to an) part, for cash or stamps, by the Attests, PitAWT and Co., )I ...brine Warehouse, Y2b, Strand, London. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH and SONS. S and 4, GOODOE-STRZET. W. P4Oll LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. (Luna or rouorrova AND marmot rAwnarcArs TO OITAINKD AT TIM 0171C2 Or RICOIerMAIL oousr or BANIIIIMTCY. BArneoaAm-erazer.l ANTRos EDWARD WINDOS, Wakot-place. Hacking, late assistant to a 'tattooer, to surrender Nov. 25, at 11 FAIRFAX ROBSON, Water-lane, Tower-street, City, shipbroker, Nov. 16, at 2. WILLIAM JAM Mrrair.LL, Bow-lane, City, Inspector of City police, Nov. 26, at 1. ROBERT HOVIFTON, Church-at., Lambeth, milliner, Nov. 26, at it GOGRONSTOCElJlT,Carltonwt.,Kentianown,mason,Nov.Elsatl JAM= LOYND:iv, Albert terrace, Southwark, builder, N0v.25, at EDWARD WILLIAM fltscOnt, Southampton, Nov. 25, at n. JOHN JAMIIII WILLI, Queen -square, Bloomsbury, late manager to • steam mlll proprietor, Nov. ES, at 2f. H THOMAS HIMOIS BILLING, Cove, ampahlre, late launderer, Nov. 16, at 10. EDWARD ROHM Upper Seymour-street, Zustonequare, grocer, Nov. 26, at 12. CLAuDI CAMIRAue and FELL BARNANT CAMINAUX, Catherine , court, Tower-hill, wine merchants, Nov. 26, at 11. 111142.18110imis, Bray'a.buildings, Islington, draper, N0v.26, at 2. CHARLIE Doge°, Chapel-pL, Liverpool-rd., plumber, N0v.25, at 2. Mime? Glismi Gansu, Duke-street, Orosvenor-equate, licensed victualler, Nov. 23, at 10. WILLIAM lIAMMOND, Cranbrook, Rent, farmer, Nov. 26, at 21. JOHN Diennie, Bow, manure merchant, Dec. 2. at 2. CIIARJAYITI Baas= lUninaLL, Long alley, Anshan, late baker, Nov. 20, at 11•. RORIE? FRONT, sen., Gloucester-mews, Regent's-park, late job master, Nov. 9D, at U. ARTHUR CAITLIN, Maidenhead-court, Aldermate-street, and Ely place, Holborn, cap front manufacturer, Nov. PO, at Ili. Joining goal THOMPSON, Grafton-road, Kentish Town, railway clerk, Nov. 10, at 111. HEMET ORDRES FRAM, Woodbridgeetreet, Clerkenwell, ma chinist, Nov. 90, at JAMS CORDRIT, Jen., Blue Anchor-road, Beroioinisey, momm,_ Nov.lo, at 11._ ita9MINIMINIM—!&W Villftt,ta v t . el4 4 6lalle manufacturer of confectionery, Nov. 20, 411. SAMUEL COLLLY, Clapham, house decorator, Nov. 20, at 111. BAI9IL BRYAN, Northampton, oboe manufacturer, Nov. 20, at 11. MADLINIAR Karr, Regeut-4., lodgiukhouse keeper . Nov. 18, at 2. WILLIAM Joar.ris Huaisionse, Strand, late beenhop keeper, Nov. 18. at 12 . JOBS IHOMAI TOURER, HOlyWelLetialS, Westminster, cook, Nov. 26, at 11. Josiam LAIN, Edgware road, draper. Nov. IS, at 2. JoSIIPH BAYNE., Mark-lane. merchant, Nov. DA at 12. THOMAS BROWN, Moine Video-place, Kentish Town, painter, Nov. 18, at 2. WILLIAM rya. Portland-place, Hammeramlth-road, late timber dealer, Nov. 18, at 3. WILLIAM JOHR PainnLiN, Clapham, chemist, Nov. 25, at 12. ROBERT JONES, Ring-street, Regent-at., carpenter, Nov. 18, at S. RICHARD BIHAR, sew, Bridgnorch,salop, hootmaker,Nov.l7,ltlit FANNY ADAMS, Peokhull, Stad,dshire, spinster. Nov. 20, at IL WILLIAM WAITS, Austinhiars, Staff ordsh., builder, Nov.24,at 12. JAMES ORIGEN, Birmingham, glass manufactsuer, Nov. 24, at 12. 010101 /STOKER, Jun_ Coventry, builder, Nov. 21, at 11- EDWARD HAMM, Kidierminster, fanner, Nov. 21, at 12. THOMAS HARDINAII CIMUMMi, Ilandaworth, Staftordshire, Jeweller, Noe. 24, at 12. DAVID LOUIS STSVENNOROUGH, Swansea, herbalist, N0v.21, at IL RICHARD PAC; Heynsham, BomerveLsh., solicitor, Nov. 21, at 1L WILLIAM DAMN Bristol, boot manufacturer. Nov. 20, at 11. FRANCIS PICKUP, Scarborough, tobacconist, Nov. 24, in 11. JOSHUA ANNABLI SIMMONS, Wakefield, Yorkshire, commludon agent, Nov. 20, at 11. WILLIAM 13A0uN, lialltield, Yorkshire, farmer, Nov. 17, at 10. WILLIAM HOLDIIWORTH, Sheffield• metal roller, Nov. 17, at 10. Amu. AIDRIW and JOBS lieeley Tilt, Yorkshire, Iron manufacturers, Nov. 22, at 10. THOMAS IMBELL, W Mon, Northwlch, and Leftwich, Cheshire, provision dealer and florist, Nov. 19, at 12. PATRICK MAIDEN, Liverpool, dealer in salt, Nov. 18, at 11. ALZIANDER PEROUSON BIRD, Liverpool, commission agent, Nov. 19, at 11. ToWNDROW, Suttou,Cherditre, accountant, Nov.2o,st 11. WiLLIAMOIUNTSIOOII2, Manchester, vri ne merchant, N0v.24, at 12. JAILS RIVERS, Chorley, Cheshire, giddier, Nov. 2t, at 12. JOHN HOLT, Manchester, licensed victualler, Nov. 25, at 11. JOSEPH v-RONILIT, Blackburn, late publican, Nov. 18, at 12. Tlitileas RODDoON, Stalndross, Durham, owner of race horses, Nov. 19, at 12. WILLIAM STIRLmO, Cocicermouth, Cumberland, innkeeper, Nov. 25, at IL EDWIN FOND, Anon, Warwicksh., edge tool maker, Dec. 8, at 10. JuSIAH NIPPER, Birmingham, stationer, Dec. 8, at 10. WILLLAX HARRIS, Birmingham, wire drawer, Dec. b, at 10. THOMAS StertiN,Cropwell Butier,Notts, wheelwright, N0v.1841. THOMAS CARLIN, Radford, Notts, lace maker, Nov. 19, at 10. IMMO ORMISON, Halifax, Yorkshire, photographer, N0v.21, at 10. JoHN WM:RU/ON, Halifax, Yorkshire, Inn/draper, Nov. 21. at 10. HOMY TONsTALL SHIELFT, Uaineboroll, etationer,Nov.2o,atlL JOHN KITIIoN, Clutha er , ~ confection, Nov. 20, at 11. OKORON ARMSTRONG, Bent, Cumberland, labourer, Nov 20, at IL 010101 NEwsnoLLLGiggleswick, Yorksh.,labourer,Nov.2o,4 10. Spam JOHN Butmerr, Holt, Norfolk, plumber. Nov. 18, at 11. Tituras SUTTON, St olverharaptou, late victualler, Nov. 17, at 12. JOHN SMITH, limiderstleld, beer mailer, Nov. 20, at 10. Rolitai "UHLMAN, St.Austell, Cornwall, tea dealer,Nov.2l,at 11. JOHN WARREN, Sheffield, grocer Nov. 19, at 3. Femme Timor, Topsham, Devon'shire, fisherman, Nov. 19, at IL JOHN STARLING, Smithtown, Suffolk, corn porter. Nov. 19, at 12. CRANIA, ELSIT, Great Yarmouth, late gromr, Nov. 19, at 1. Jums BURT BLUNT, Dudley, schoolmaster, Nov. 20, at 11. EDMUND GRIFFIN, Warwick, late victualler, Nov. 22, at 10. his AUSTIN, Jun., Loagßatun.Derbysh.,coal dealer, Nov.26,at 12. HORATIO WARSHAW, Fenton, 844lordan,victualler, N0v.20, at IL JAMBS OTRoUD, Jun., Wootten, Oxon, saddler, Nov. 14, at 12. JvRH GRon9l MANITILD MILLIS, I lolord, Jeweller. Nov. 20. at 10. JoHN Lserrox, Bolton, Laocash., rope manufacturer, Nov.l9.at 10. Maar BIECHALL, W I Ines Duck, Laocash., chemist, Nov. 21, at 11. WILLIAM Iie:NIS, Merthyr Tydfil, bootmaker, Nov. 21, at IL THOMAS SMITH, ()Hey, Yorkshire, cordwalner. Nov. 24, at 1. JOSHUA BaIIENNA, Gwealcarne, Cornwall, innkeeper, N0v.16. at S. JOHN TANGY!, Camborue, Cornwall, Innkeeper, Nov. W. at 11. THOMAS HALL, Sedgley, Stalfordshirt, miner, Nov. 20, at 1L JAMMU CART, Illatley, Essex. baker, Nov. 18, at I. LAST &LAMINATIONS. PRIZE MEDAL 18/4, for CCT and ENGRAVED GLASS. Messrs. PHILLIPS hest to inform the nobility and gentry that during the few days the Exhibition remains open they will be prepared to DISPOWE Or the beautiful SPECIMENS, made expressly for the Exhibition, at a considerable reduction. An aseistant Is in constant attendance. Class 34, Case 6,783. 358 and 336, Oxford-street, W. , and 155, New Bond. street, W. WEDGWOOD'S FINE ART WORKS. Messrs PHILLIPS beg to inform the nobility end gentry that during the few ,tan the Exhibition remains open they will be prepared to DISPOSE OY the beautiful SPECIMENS of CERAMIC AET, made expressly for the Exhibition, at a consi derable deduction. An assistant Is la con►tant attendance. Claes 35. No. VOL 358 and 360, Oxford-street, W. ; and 155, New Bond-street, W. BROWN KtOTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS and COUCHES-, Barrack Furniture, Trunk% Portman teau% ic.-104 Piccadilly. Catalogues tree. Nov. 27. S. Linde, filches-court, Lime-street, commission agent-N0v.26. W. Lorherg, Wilds-rents, Bermondsey. chemist -Nov. 26. G. Haney, Wymondham, Norfolk-Nov. 26. E. G. Mash, Elisabeth-terrace, Hackney-road, gressegrocer-Nov. 26. It. Wadhans, Ventuor, Isle of Wight, carrier-Nov. 211 J. W. Phillips, Northumberland-place, Paddington, builder-Nov. Sl. I. A. Scotts, Wapping-wall, Shadwell, licensed victualler-Nov. 26. W. B. Jackson, ritaiihope•treet. HamPstead-road, clerk in the Probate Court-Nov. 26. J. Godfrey, Cambridge-road, Mile end, portrait painter-Nov. 20. F. Bottom, Noble-street, City, Ice dealer-Nov. rti. J . APLeowman, Barge-yard, Bucklersbury, canvas factor-Nov. 26. G. R. Goodman, Lewes and Brighton. solicitor -Nov. 26. W. Woodrow, Princes-street, Hanover square, and Edgware-road, tailor-Nov. 26. G. F. Osmond, War dour, Wilts, coal dealer-Nov. 26. W. Lincoln, linlmer, Eaaex, miller-Nov. 26. J. Stanley, Gaud Yarmouth, stone mason- Dee. 1. W. Cox. Jun., Ulieultall, Warwickshire, cattle dealer - Dec. I. J. Martin, Market Harborough, Leicestershire, tea dealer -Dec. 1. J. IL Mooney, Dudley, Worcestershire, licensed vie- Lustier-Dec. 1. F. Cartwright, Oldswinford, Worcestershire, iron roller-Dec. 1. T. Outteridge, Birmingham surgeon - Dec. 1. J. U. Cooke, Birmingham, chemist-Dee. 1. J. Summers, Bir mingham, provi-ton dealer-Dec. 1. T. Hatfield, Itugeley, Staf fordshire, tronfounder-Dec. 1. E. Richards, Birmingham, beer seller -Due. 1. 0. Nelson, Bristol, nurser) man-Dec.l. J. Milner, Jun., Wilson, Monmouthshire, farmer-Nov. 26. J. Boothroyd, Waketleld, Yorkshire, seedgman-Nov. U. W. Lamont. Bradford, Yorkshire, late stuff merchant-Nov. V.. T. Hobkirk, Whitley, Yorkshire, shipbuilder-Nov. 24. W. Odell, Liverpool, iron monger-Dec. 3. A. Vile', thuichester, merchant-Nov. 24. W. Herd, Manchester, licensed victualler-Nov. In. J. H. Booth, Hyde Cheshire, engine smith-Nov. la J. Howell, Liverpool, ear proprietor-Nov. Pi. W. Birch, Liverpool, tart owner- Nov. 20. J. Jervis, Hulme, Lancashire, louniey man baker-Nov. 90. J. IS' Myrtle/ad, Bulge, lanembire, excavator-Nov. W. I'. Spurr Manchester, Journeyman wire weaver-Nov. 20. J. Bur ford, Salford, Lancashire, telegraph clerk - Nov. V- T. Wigley, Daly, carpenter-Nov. 22. T. Searoon, Kilbourne, Derbyshire, farm bailiff-Nov. 22. W. Merry, Derby, publican-Nov. V. W. Perkins, Derby, dealer In earthenware-Doc. 22. Emma Elizabeth Beresforde, New Whittington, Derbyshire, drugged- Dee. 22. H. Cooper, Chesterlield, Derbyshire, bookseller - Dec. 4. R. X Holiday, Sheffield, printer-Dec. It .1. Tyack, Henan, Cornwall, stationer-Nov. 26. T. °eddies., Remington:l Abbott', linntingdinghire, carpenter-Nov. 24. G. Haitian. Mlsterton, 9,,Mlnetsliire, labourer-Dee. 3. T. Maplesden, Jun., lineerpton, Knot, butcher - Dec. S. J. Moverley, Kent, dredgerman-Ike. 9. J. Davie, Sedgley, SCaltunlahLe- Dec. U. E. Thomas, Rowley Regis, Staffordshire-Dec. 11. G. West, Tywardreath, Cornwall-Nov. 12. T. Johnsoo, Milton. /Martini shire, labourer-Nov. 21. R. H. Leech, Wolstanton, Staffordshire, beerseller-Dec...4. J.Parr,Oxford, Journeyman taller-Dec.3, It. Stone, Hampton, OxfordAire, grocer-Nov. 21. J. Monts, Man cetter, Warwickshire, ribbon weaver-Dee. 6. I. Jones. Ithyl, Flintshire, grocer-Dec. 6. J. Angel, Drerneirchion, yllntahire, labourer,and T.Davies, Dremeintion, Flintabire, tailor-Nov. 26. J. L. Gardiner, Oren Yarm o uth-Nov. 2R J. Brown, Great Yarmouth, pinmber-Nov. rt. Mary Ring, Mary Ada King, and mma Sarah King, Southern, Werwickahlre, schoolmistresses- Nov. 22. J. Smith. Jon., Harbin', Warwickshire, wheelwright- Dec. • W. Parnell, Eocleabill, Yorkshire, gardeuer-Nov. 27. H. Merritt, ilubbertsun, l'embrokeshire, homed victualler-Dec. 5. W. Terry, Gravesend, mariner'-Dec. e. R. Powell, Treve.bin, Monmouthshire, Leerhouse-keeper-Nov. 20. D. Langley, Cardiff, omnibus proprietor-Dec. 16. 1. llrotheridge, Jun.. Tewkesbury, Oloucesterdre n. farmer-Dec.9. J. Jackson, Congleton, Cheshire, chair maker-Dec. 9. R. Matthews, Southampton, grocer-Dec. 2. R. Woods, Jun., Norwich, grocer-Dec. 10. J. Bond, St. Coine,. Cornwall, carpenter-Nov.lg. C. Brown, Scarborough, Yorkshire. lwerhouge-geeper -Nov. EL T. Atkins, West Bram e ich, Staffordshire. farmer-Dee. 4. C. Reiman. Swansea, ac countant-Dee. S. J. Colehig, Jun., Northesore, Oxfordshire, pig dealer-Dec. 20. J. Dimond, Jun., BC. Thomas the Apostle, De vonshire. baker-Nov. 27. H. Davim, Dolgelley, Merionethshire, watchmaker-Nov. 18. X. Ashdown, Eadbourne, Sussex, Journey men carpenter-Nov. 19. J. Taylor, Bury, Lannuthire, beerseller. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Nov. S. WILLLAM RADON BLERENIT, Birkenhead, surgeon. Nov. 1. THOMAS leasmos, Jun., Sheffield, corn merchant. JOINT STOCK COMPA NI'S ACTS. CAREN/ AND CAERPHILLY 11ION COMPANY J. 1111121),, Dec. 3. at 1, at Bealtighalbstreet--audit and dividend. ANGW-FRESINI Aolucutroaat TP.ADING COMPANY S ITED), ( Nov. 30, at 2, at hasinghalistreet-to Mettle con tributories. DECLARATIONS Or DIVIDENDS. Mamas Bum gvesham, Worcestershire, bookeeller-bst divi dend of 20e., any Tuesday, at Whitmore s. Birmingham. WALTER 01W and Jona GRIP7IITIIS BRAYAN SAYER, Wotan. Les ; Mavens. J ol la and Llandudno, Carnarvou shire, who. merchants-it dividend of is. lid., any Tuesday, at Whitmore's, BirMingilam- WALSER ORZIII (separate estate), Worcester; Malvern, Worms _ . PROSPIRITY OP PHILADELPHIA.-The crowds in le"dlvlbdetritiCarnanonshire, wine merthant- Ist Tuesday at Whitmore's, 141rnilughani. o a r 1 a n d ri .1 1 d . d , any n Tees' da the streets and at the places amusemeut, worehip, Re., THOMAS WILLS THORPX (AMEHHWII estate), Boston, Lincolnshire. are as numerous as ever. If anything, they are rather in. biewer- Ist dividend of lea. Nov. 10, and three subsequent creased. Houses find tenants readily. New buildings are Mondays, at Hg' s , Nottlogham. THOMAS W TIORPI and JAMES GRANT, Boston, Lincoln erected as plentifully as in former season; and as expels- shire, brewers-Ist dividend of le.. Nov. 10, and three subee lively. Our retailers are all doing a good business ; indeed, quent Monday', at Harris's, Nottingham. rather better than usual. Trade generally is active, mouey NAPIrTALI HINZ, MISCUES-1H dividend of abundant, and enterprise superabundant. Work was never 4., Nov. 10, and three subsequent Mosidays, at Harris's, before no good for operatives. Capital vainly seeks profit - Nottingham. JAMS GADD. Nett( gham lace maker-Ist dividend of Es. 134., able investment iu sufficient amounts, for 00 account of 111 N °- . 10, sad three subsequent ou ays, M d at Harris's, Not excess the channels of business have not yet been accorno• thZharn. dated to its increased volume. Many improvements of a enemies Courts, Bourn, Lincolnshire, hatter-I't dividend of very ornamental and substantial character have been under.. 4a, Nov. 10, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's. taken this season, astonishing strangers by their magnitude, - 14c4iia llthuL tr importance, and oust . I, f ac t , phib u id p ki a on nIMET CMAILLI BOXCAR= noltlll, Bos t on, linco e, bravely. -. North Anseriaue (Philadelphian) paper. 1 = . lift dividend of re ed. Nov. 10, and three subsequent Nankfa. DAVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, L. 4d. and is. 6,1. per lb. ; tine British wax, le. 54. ; transparent wax, la 6d. ; genuine wax, ts. 44. ; German wax, is. 9d.: botanic wax, is. : _patent sperm. la : composite, ed., 3d.. and the best. 100. metallic tor Palmer lamps, Sid : Magnum', pd.; dips. aid. ; moulds, Bd. ; Colm oil, 41. 9d. per gallon yellow wog, 36e.„ 40a, 44a., sad 49a. per 11211 m. ; mottled. 48a. ; old Drown Windsor, la. 94. per packet; common brown Windsor, is.: white Windsor, ls. W. ; homey, Is. 4d.: glycerine end almond, is. per bar—tor cash, at M. I'. DAVIES sod SONS' eid-established ware house. Mt, St. Martin's-lane, Charing-crows. London. W.C. IN K!INK! INK' WARD'S WRITING and COPYING INNS surpass all others in quality and durabdity of colour. Agents wanted for Town and Country. Manufactory. Clapton, VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON anti BBOODEN, for the infornuition of the Public and their numerous Petrone. beg to make the following announcement re garding the VALUE of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the litte red.' of the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide circulation of knowledge on this a bject. Gold being divided lots 24 parts or carets, it follows the geld of 14 carats fine, Is 18 carata..4l 3 83 carets .. Rd 11 10 worth ..24 4 113 17 carets.. 39 2 carats .. 18 IN per ounce. 16 carats.. 216 13 carats .. 1 4 9 II carats.. 4 1 5 15 carats.. 213 1 carets .. 1 1 2 ; 22 carats (British 14 carats.. 2 9 63 carats .. 017 8 standard) 317 103 13 carats.. 26 9 aerate .. 014 21 21 cantle.. 314 4 12 carat... 2 2 Ili carets .. 010 71 , 40 cant.'.. 31093 11 carats.. 118 1 carats .. 07 1 19 carats.. S 7 5 10 carats.. 115 4 carat . . 0 3 6.4 llanniackey, 10, Uenriettastreet, Covent.prden. Landon. =de of Chains and Jewellery for le. each. N.B. mu t la clamed at 6 In the evautng, and en Saturdays at awe o'clock. THE BURLINGTON ALBUM (Robert Cocks and Co.) for ISA of Pianoforte. Voad, and Dance Music.— " There eminent publishers have already trued their annual presentation book, in the shape of a collection of musical gems, consisting of new and ortginal compositions from the popular pens of Vincent Wallace, !kinky Richards, G. F. West, Stephen Glover, Adam Wright, Carl Faust, A. Leduc, C. Johnson, lily M. Lindray. Anne Pricker, F. W. !Chelan, and Franz Abt, who has lately produced so great a sensation in this metropolis. The work J, superbly illustrated and handsomely bound. We would especially recommend it to the attention of professors and ama tents on a peculiarly elegant and tasteful musical present "—See the 4 . Globe " newspaper, Nov. 5, tat —Price IGs. ; post free, 1Ca..24. Lista of contents may be had gratis and postage free. London : Robert Cocks and Co., New Borlington-street, W.. Publishers to the Queen and the Emperor Napoleon 111. To be had of all Musicaellars. 9111 E SPORTING GAZETTE (Limited) of TIDS DAV contains—Special Reports of Worcester, Upton, anal Lincoln Meetings—Programmes and Anticipation of Liverpool and Hereford—All the Coursing of the week—Articles 0 Rfeadiait—Ktchtslve Stud, Turf, and Hunting news, trci.— special Report of the Meeting of the Society for the Improvement of the Irish Vishery Laws, ke, Price Threepence : stamped, Ifnuence. 14, Turk-ttrmit, Cuveut-gardeu,W.C.; and to be had of tal trews Agent.% M 1 ANTIIONY TROLLOPETI NEW NOVEL. In the coRNIIILL ILWAZINE, mot% THE SHALL HOUSE a t ALLLNO N. By Alaimo Union. Illustrated by J. ILA. Smith, Elder, and Co., 66, Cambia A NEW NOVEL BY Till AUTHOR OF ADAM BEM" In the COW:HILL MAGAZINE. monthly. ROMOLA. By the Author of " Adam Bede," ac. Wastrel.' by Frederick Letghtern, Fag. Smith, Eider, nod Co., 06, Conlin). Tenth Edition, 181 pages, Illustrated with Caws, peke la, free 13 stamps, DR. HENEHY'S elaborate Work, MANLY VlGfitig, treating fully on Nervous Debility, Lon of Memory, Lassitude, lowness of Spirits ; cootaining tuU instruc tions and prescriptions, Re., for sell-awe. 52, Donebstreet Manchester-square, London R. - J*xil MA/13122, lileaford, Lincolnshire, tea dealer-Ist dividend dNor, 10, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, N THorfA li elMCC GALL Kingston-upon-Hull, ale merchant—lit dividend ot D., any Thursday, at derrick's, Hull. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 18. T. Scott, Cambridge, grocer—Dec.2. H. Parker, M outh, wine merchant—Dec. L G. Gibbs., Harwich, Byer, up bolsterer—Dec. 2. J. Piper, Winchester, innkeeper—Dec. e. H. D. Cogswell, Bristol, pawnbroker—Dec. 4. C. R. Moody, Castle Carey. lionwrsetshire, grocer—Nov. 20. W. Robinson, Richmond, Yorkshire, solicitor—Nov. 21. F. Allen, Leeds, cloth merchant—Dec. 1. S. Wright, Sheffield, bone haft cutter—Nov. 21. W. Townsend, liuy Lancashire, surgeon -Nov. le L. Pol lard sod J. Feather, Accrington, Lancashire, cotton marmite turem—Nov. 24. W. Rowdon, Creditors, Devonshire, tailor—Dec. 3. A. Soares (separate estate', Mark-lane, City, general merchant —Dec. S. L Write, Euston-road, and Tarlton-street, Gordon square, gas meter manufacturer—Dec. 4. G. Penrose, Eagles Bush and Inky° Collieries, near Heath, and Maftymarchog and Trammed Collieries, Vale of heath, Glasoorganalthe, coal merchant. _ _ DISSOLVED : J. Utile and W. W . 5 . .117 Man ' crgter, merchants-8. Calvert and B. H. Cox, Buckden Vale, Cheshire, and Manchester, calico priMers—C. D. Bruce, C. Years., J. Alexander, J. Fletcher, and P. S. Fletcher, Klnlyaarraayard, l 4n i don, Last India agents. so far as regards C. D. Bruce—C. uire and U. A. Mason, Msnoltester—Enna PhiWps and . PhiWq, South-place, Finsbury, and Shepton Mallett, Somersetshire, silk manufac turers—Z. Sliverstoa sad J. Van Prasgh, Huston-road, manufac turing jewellers—lL Grab* and U. Ornekop, Bishop Wear month, Durham, dealers in watches—C. Stanton. W. J. Stanton, A. J. Stanton, and W. H. Stanton, Stafford's Mill, near Stroud, woollen manufacturers, so far as regards W. IL Stanton and C. Stanton—J. Heiken, Yeovil, Somersetshire, and IL H. /Seibert, Shcrborne, Dorsetablre, chinamen —J. Chive's, jun., and E. Chlvers, Cottenham, Cambridgeshire, brewera—llisabeth Can ' hire and W. Candid., itochdade, Lancashire, hotel keepers—J. Carpenter and J. Bad, Manchester, packers—J. M.:Sally and T. Il•Nally, Llverpo 1. providon merchants—T. Oornall and J Clarks, Bury, Lancashire, spindle makers—W. C. Braddon and H. E. Braddua L Calcutta, merchanta—S.Moore and C.Westbrook, , maantroianus. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. 1 JOHN HAM Tayfleld, Caithness-4We, farmer, Nov. 17, at the Calationlan Hotel, Wick. JAREN Botaxklta, Hamilton. Lanarkshire, mason, Nov. 11, at the Hamilton Arms Inn (Artie's:, Hamilton. EDWARD GIUMNLNEN, Glasgow, marble cutter, Nov. 11, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. JOHN II'IMITOALL, Ardentaple, Dumbartonshire, farmer, Nov. 11, at the &mil Courthouse, Dumbarton, JOHN %RAN, Kinplaggan, Kirkcudbright, Nov. 14, at tha Sel kirk Arms Hotel, K irkrudbright. Jar= Cumuli% Glasgow, general merchant, Nor. 17, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. WILLIAM SMART, lirechin, slater, Nov. 12, at the Commercial Hotel. Joao Cuts, Moffatt Mils, near Airdrie, paper maker, Nov. 17, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. AIXIAMDKR YOONO MATHSW and Jolla MILLAR SIDCLstg, Lath, gnwers, Nor. 10, at Car and Black's Rooms, Edinburgh. Jolts CLAM , Blantyre, Lanarkshire, smith, Nor. la, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. CHARM MITOHT.I.L, Hillside, near Aberdour, Flfeshile, farmer, Nov. 10, at Smith and Philpot's Rooms, Edinburgh. THE LANCASHIRE DISTRESS. The Mansion-house Committee of the Lancashire Distress Fund held their weekly meeting yesterday at the Mandon-house. The LORD Maroa presided, and Cotton, Howes, Morley, Barber, Armitage, and Mr. were present. A report was read from the superintendent of clothing depot at Bridewell, stating that 461 i bundles of clothing and bedding had been received there during the week, making altogether 1,0:33 paresis. One bale of mixed clothing and Dew material was sent away to Elton, near Bury, on Saturday ; seven bales were sent to Blackburn, four to Glossop, six to Wigan, six to Stockport, and five to Heaton Norris, making • total of 29 bales since Saturday last. Five bales had been previously sent to Preston. Mr. Pickering, the cashier, reported that the total amount received in aid of the fund was 118,t311. 6s. 7d., of which 16,1311. Se. ld. came to hand daring the past week. The total amount remitted, exclusive of the grant made yesterday,oras 60,2081.119 e. lid. Mr. Gibbs read • letter from the secretary of the Relief Com mittee, Stockport, containing • copy of a resolution pro posed by the Mayor and unanimously agreed to by the com mittee, that the thanks of that committee be forwarded to the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor (Mr. Alderman Cubitt), for the very timely sod valuable assistance rendered by his lordship to those districts during his present mayoralty, by his indefatigable exertions in procuring subscription and forwarding them without delay to the districts so much requiring aid. The committee took that opportunity of passing the vote, as before their next meeting his lordship would be out of office. The Lotd Mayor informed the committee that he had received a letter from the Choral Society, offering to give • concert in aid of the fund, in the Guildhall, after the 10th instant, if his lordship would grant them the use of the hall. His lordship also informed the committee that he bad written to the society, referring them to the com mittee at Guildhall, as he would be out of office. Mr. George Fred. Young, the chairman and treasurer of the Associatioh at Reigate and Itedbill for the relief of the dis tress in Lancashire, forwarded • cheque for 50 guineas, • great portion of which, he stated, bad been collected in small sums from one penny and upwards, from more than 1,000 persons, of which nearly 160 were domestic servants. lie informed the committee that he hoped to be able to forward a like sum at least once a mouth, and he hoped that the example which had been setby that small district, containing not more than 10,000 inhabitants, would cause similar efforts to be made in large towns, and the benefits which would arise could scarcely be overrated., The com mittee then proceeded to dispose of the applications, and the following grants were made :—Bradbury, NW. ' • St. Lawrence Stabbey Lee sewing class, 251. ; Higbem, 501. ; Totting tua, 141gbor sod, 200/ • Ashton-under-Lyne, borough committee, 1,0110/. ; liakiegden and Musbury sewing class, 50/. ; St. Philips, Bradford-road, 3501., 501. of which was for the sewing china ; All Soul, Apeman, 3034 ; St. ?aura Bradford-road, 150& ; Moseley, 500/. ; Fariogton, 1004 ; Ribeharter, 1004 ; Shuttleworth, 1001. ; Bariaolds wit*, 2001. ; Gorton, 1501. ; Chthedral District, Manchester, 2001. ; Stalybridge, 1,0031. ; Rochdale, I,OOX. ; Stockport, 1,C301. ; Blackburn, 1,000/. ; Tottiugton Lower-cad, 100/. ; Newton-heath, 1001. : Livesey,loo/. ; Witten, not. ; Poyn ton, near Stockport, 50/. ; Gigg, near Bury, 251. ; making a total of 8,0004 Mr. Morley then introduced the following resolution, which was warmly e tended by Mr. Cotton. Mr. Howes, on behalf of the committee, in general expressed the unani mity of eentiment to the resolution, which was as follows : " My Lord,—This being the last occasion on which we shall have your lordship's services as president of this committee we feel it equally due to your lordship and to ourselves to convey to your lordship no leas our grateful sense of your uniform courtesy and kindness to ourselves personally, than our appreciation of the dignified and calm judgment with which your lordship has directed our deliberations, and iu , bidding adieu to your lordship as our president we rejoice to think we shall enjoy the benefit of your counsel and support as • member and treasurer of this oonnuitte for the future, which we have but too much reason to believe is pregnant with great suffering and grave responsibility. At the acre of your lordship's official duties, this committee ventures to express their conviction that among the many and varied instrumentalities which your lordalup has initi ated, none will abed a more cheering ray on the evening c f your life than the recollection of baying been made the honoured channel through whom has been communicated a stream of unparalleled benevolence which hitherto has cheered the hearts, and raised the sinking enemies of a class of the community suddenly reduced from industry and independence to a poverty and destitution as calamitous all unforeseen." The revolution was passed unanimously. THE LONDON TRADES AND THE DIRERINS IN UN CABlll6l.—in pursuance of a request made by the Lanca shire Belief Committee, the Loudon Trades Council Jester• day issued a notice convening hi meeting of delegates from the metropolitan trades societies, for the purpose of con sidering the best means of their contributing, as aocietier, to the fund now raising for the relief of the Leacathire distress. REPRESENTATION OF WESTMINSTER. The following letter satisfactorily disposes of the rumour to which we referred yesterday : TO THZ EDITOR. 01 THE DAILY WIWB. Slit,—So far as I am concerned, the statement in your journal of to-day, referring to the representation of West minstar, is totally devoid of trnth.—l am, Ice., Nov. 7. DE LACY EVAN& Tea LATE INSOLVENT DIBTORS' COURT.—AD I petitions from insolvent debtors presented to the above court before the 12th ofiOctober, werelnot filially ad judicated upon till the end of June last, and in July the Lord Chancellor sent an order to release the commissioners from their duties. The Chief Commissioner retired on full salary (2,0001.1, having been in office about thirty-Sve years, but Mr. Commissioner Nichols had only been appointed about two years before, and was not entitled by the Bank ruptcy Act to anything beyond his salary (1,5001. per annum), up to the time of such relieve,. He, however, has recently been appointed judge of the county court at Manclrater. and has been thus favoured, while many of the clerks of the late court have received nothing from the Cotirt of Bankruptcy, although they have been officers of it more than twelve months. They have only had the salary paid by the Treasury to the Accountant in Bankruptcy for them, which forms but onefourth of their income ; and since the 12th of July hum they have not received a 6d. We know not how the Lord Chancel ar can reconcile this treatment, after his consenting that the question of the amount of these gentlemen's incomes should be referred to a com mittee of the House of Commons. The committee nsoorn mended certain mums very much less than those that ware claimed, yet his lartlabip refuses to pay. We hops he can justify this course with valid mums, but till we bear them. we must say it appears to us is fora cotweientia, monstrously unjust towards deserving men.—Civil Service lkeette. LORD MAYOR'S DAY. The following will be the order of the procestion for Lord Mayor's Day : Police constables to clear the way. The Band of the Loudon Rifle Volunteer Brigade. One Hundred Men from the Naval Reserve Force. Three Trumpeters. The Band of the Royal Society for the Protection of Life from Fire. Banners of the Livery Companies. comes' COMPANY. Banner of the Arms of Alderman Soloman. Banner of the Company's Arms. pwrirrzwe gramme COMPANY. Banner of the Company's Arno. HUTCHINS' COMPANY. The Union Jack. Banner of the AP= of Alderman Chid Banner of the Company's Arms. TALLOW CHANDLZEW COMPANY. Banner of the Arms of Alderman Halo. Banner of the Arms of Alderman Humpbary. Banner of the Company's Arm', PISMMONGiate COMPANY. The Ilargemastere Mate. Watermen bearing the following Banners : The Union Jack. The Royal Standard. James Hulbert, Esq., Prime Warden 1718. Sir Thomas Koesworth, Lord Mayor 1506. Haney Christian Combs, req. Mayor 1799. Sir William Leighton, Lor d Mayor IN6. Sir Matthew Wood, Bert., Lord Mayor 1815 end 1816. The Union Jaeck. t The late Prime Consores. Zia The Right Hon. the late Lord Th = lllBlll.--"' . The Fishmongers Company. The City of London. The Bargemssten' Assistant. The Winners of Doggett's Coat and Badge between the Years 1812 sad 1862. The Bend of IT.oyil - ir Way. The Bargemaster supported by him Assistant. The Staffmen. The Beadle. The Clerk of the Company in his Chartot. The Court and the Livery in their Carnar haria. The Prime Warden with the Chaplain in hie warms' COMPAIIT. The Beadle of the Lorimer' Company. Banner of the Arms of Frederick Keats, Em. Banner of the Arms of Alderman Bashi. Banner of the Arms of 84 Francis Graham Moon, Bart. Banner of the Company's Arms. caarkarran' COMPANY. The Beadle of the Carpenters' Company bearing the Com pany's Mace. Banners of the late Sir William Staines, Knight. Banner of Robert William Kennard, Fp. Banner of the late Alderman Lawrence. Banner of Alderman William Lawrence. The Union Jack. Anne of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters. The Royal Standard. Banner of Mr. Sheriff Lawrence. Chariot—The Clerk, E. B. Jupp, Esq. First Carriage—Member of the Court of Aseistants. Second Carnage—Members el the Court of Maintain& Third Carriage—Wardens, Jamul Cahais Smith, Esq., Robert Walton, Fag and Robert James Stuckey, E. Chariot—The M uter, Thomas Arthur Brew, Esq. The Chaplain, the Bee. Charles Lacy. BPACTACLE MAILERS' 00NPANT. The Beadle of the Spectacle Makers' Company. Sewed Band of the London Rifle Volunteer BMpeds„ Banner of the Arms of the late Alderman Harmer. Banner of the AMU of the late R.. B. Bate, Em. Banner of the Arms of the late Alderman Sir G. Carrell Lauver of the Arms of the late John Sireright, Feq. Bennet of the Anna of the late Alderman Lainson. Banner of the Arms of the late Alderman .1. Johnson. Banner of the Arms of the late John Hill, Faq. Banner of the Arms of the late William Clarkson, Faq. Banner of the Arms of Alexander Rogers, Feq. Banner of the Arms of Charles Hill, Eaq. Banner of the Anna of William Palmer ' Fag. Banner of the Arms of Donald Nicoll, Em. Banner of the Arm. of Sir Walter B. Riddell, Bart. Banner of the Anne of Sir George Hodgkins:ie. Banner of the Arms of Richard Swift, Fag. Banner of the Arnie of A. Angus Croll, FA Banner of the Arms of the Marquis of Downshire. Banner of the Arms of Frederick Salmon, Eq. Banner of the Arms of Alderman Sir James Duke, Bart.. Banner of the Arms of the Rey. John Jennings. Chaplain of the Company. Banner of the Company's Banner of the City of Arms. London. The Union Jack. The Royal Standard. Banner of the Right Hoc. the Lord Mayor. The Clerk of the Company in his Carriage. The Members of the Court of Aesistants in their Carriages. The Wardens of the Company in their Caleiagee. The Master of the Company in his Carriage attended by the Chaplain. Watennen bearing the following Banners : Royal Standard. Banner of England. Union Jack. Banner of Scotland. Banner of Ireland. Six Streamers of the Banner of the City of City Arse. London. The Band of the Coldstream Guards. Ancient Knight, Mounted on a Charger, in Full Steel Armour, with Lance, attended by Two &quires mounted, and bearing the Battle-axe and Mace of the Knight. Ancient Knight, Mounted on &Charger. in Full Steel Armour, with Lance, attended by Two Esquires mounted, and bearing the Battle-axe and Mace of the Knight. Ancient Knight, Mounted on a Charger in Full Steel Armour, with Lance, attended by Two Faquires mounted, and bearing the Battle-axe and Mace of the Knight. Ancient Knight, Mounted on a Charger, in full Steel Armour, with Lance, attended by Two Esquires mounted, and bearing the Battle-axe and Mace of the Knight. Ancient Knight, Mounted on a Charger, in full Steel Armour, with Lance, attended by Two Esquires mounted, and bearing the Battle-axe and Mace of the Knight. Ancient Knight, Mounted on a Charger, in full Steel Armour, with Lance, attended by Two Esquires mounted, and aming the Battle-axe rind Mace of the Knight. The Band of the Irish Ride Volunteers. The First City of London Engineer Volunteers. Pioneers. Bras Band. Captain John Forster Pickering. Lieutenant John Schwartz. One Company of the First City of London Engineer Volunteers. A Detachment of the ThirciEty of London Rifle Volunteers, The Two Under-Sheriff.. _ . The Officers of the Corporation of London. Three Trumpeters. Mr. Sheriff Jones, in his State Chariot, drawn by four horses, attended by his Chaplain. Three Trumpeters. Mr. Sheriff Lawrence, in his State Chariot, drawn by four horses, attended by his Chaplain. The Band of the Royal Artillery. The Aldermen who bare not passed the Chair. The Recorder: The Aldermen who the Chair. The late Lord Mayor. THE LADY MAYORESS, in her State Carriage, will join the procession on its return from Weetmiaster. The Lord Moyer', Servants, in State Liveries. The Band of the Life Guarda, monoted. The Upper City Marshal, on horseback. Gentlemen of the Lord Mayor's Household. THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE LORD MAYOR, is his State Carriage, drawn by six borne*, attended by the Chaplaio, Sword Bearer, sad Common Crier. Guard of Honour, on horseback. The procession will move from Guildhall at half-put 11 o'clock precisely, and pass through Gresham-street. St. Ann's-lane, St. Martin's-le-Grand, Clieopside. Poult , King William-street, Canoou-street, Queen-street, upper street, Bridge-street, Blackfriars. Fleet-street, Strand to Westminster. Returning from Westminster by way of the Strand, Fleet-street, Ludgate-hill, St. Paul's-churchyard, Cheapside, King-street, to Guildhall. The London Rifle Brigade will meet the procession on its return to Temple-bar, and will precede the Lord Mayor to Guildhall, where they will form a guard of honour in Guild hall-yard and King-street, to receive the Lord Mayor on his return from Westminster. The procession, on its return, will be joined by the ambassadors, her Majesty's ministers of state, the nobility, judges, members of parliament, and other persons of dk- Unction, invited to the banquet at GuildbalL Lrwwasig 80otnrr.—.0n Thursday night, at the first meeting for the arias of the Dinner Society, Dr. Bowerbenk, on beta el the Lipman Club, preowned the marble bust of Profaner Thomu Bell to the society. It is thus the fourth searble in limier of former president% besida the anineMOS portraits of presilicta, secretaries, sic., which decorate and enrich the rooms of the society at Burlington-home. The marbles are of Sir Jeeeph busks ' aed Bar James Edward Smiths by Sir F. Clirtry, Robert Brown and Prefers Thomas Bell by Mr. Peter Mater. Importing Tea without colour on the leaf pre rents the Chinese posing off inferior brown leaves as In the usual kinds. Mombasa's Tes Is uncoloured, thereinto 'lvan VW alike. hold in sachem by 2,280 ainata—tadvatimmeat.l TELEGIiAPHIC INTELLIGENT (nurse's mlowts.) DENMARK. COPENHAGM7, Nov. 7. The draft of the reply to be given to the Prussian despatch and the Austrian memorandum was sub mitted to the King on Wednesday last by the Privy Council, and has been approved of by his Majesty. ' The Government has decided upon transferring the offices of the ministry for Holstein Lauenburg to Pkin, in Holstein. The Chancellery, and the Minister for Holstein 'Altenburg himself, are to remain here. Count Fritz Moltke has been appointed president of the provincial government of Holstein Lerma burg. The King, in reply to a congratulatory address presented yesterday by a deputation from the Council of the Empire, said :—" I entirely agree with the policy of the ministry, and I confidently hope that all difficulties may yet be happily over come, and a settlement obtained." To-day all the members of the Council of the ORKZCE. TRIESTE, Nov. 7. Fugitives from Greece continue to arri►e here. Athens is reported to be quiet. Grivas has made pecuniary claims upon the ministry. The Turkish troops upon the frontiers of Greece have again been reinforced. RUSSIAN POLAND. ST. PET'ERSBIIRO, Nov. 7. A decree of the Governor-General of Poland raises the state of siege in the towns and districts of Grodno, Bilak, and Brjesk, and maintains it in force in the town and district of Bjalistack. PORTUGAL LISBON, Nov. G. The Portuguese Chambers have been prorogued until the 2nd January. Prince Humbert will set out to-day on his return to Italy. SPAIN. MADRID, Nov. 7. The Spanish journals strongly protest against the conduct of the captain of the Federal vessel Montgomery. Senor Calderon Col antes has sent a note to Washington, demanding satisfaction. POLAND. A correspondent of the Side gives the following particulars of the funeral of the Countess AndeS Zamoyski :—Her obsequies took place at Warsaw last week. The government looked forward to the ceremony with great apprehension, and used every precaution to prevent any demonstration that might disturb the public tranquillity. It was more espe cially in dread that the discontent which had been caused by the recent exile of the count would mani fest itself on the occasion of the funeral, at which he had been prevented from assisting. The family had been forbidden to announce either the day or the hour; the police directed that it should take place at 6 o'clock in the morning, and only the most urgent entreaties were able to cause the hour to be changed to 10 o'clock. A large body of troops were sta tioned round the church and in the approaches to the count's residence, which they allowed none to enter except the relatives and most intimate friends of the family—and not even these without great difficulty. A double line of soldiers was placed along the streets through which the procession was to pass, and the shortest possible route was marked out for it. When the news that the obsequies were being performed spread through the city, the po pulation collected from all quarters, but was driven back in every direction and often with the greatest brutality. As soon as the Cossacks found that they were not obeyed as quickly as they wished, they dealt, as they always do, random blows with their lashes. Notwithstanding these provocations the pcople remained calm and collected, respectfully joining in the grief of a family which they had long since learned to love and reverence. All ended without any disturbance. BOARD or TRADE., WHTTICHALL ; Nov. 7.—The Right Rom the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade give notice that the Noniteur of the Gth instant cannons a French Imperial decree, extending the provisions of the decrees of the 13th February and the 25th August, 1861 (notices respecting which were inserted in the London Gri.ette of the 18th February and 6th September of that year), to unbleached silk thrum in pieces, whether of thread or of thread sod cotton mixed. The tissues in question., equally with those specified in the above-mentioned decrees, may also be imported temporarily into France, free of duty, for the purpcm of being dyed in French establishments and then re-exported.—Gaulle. ARRIVAL OP COTTON PROM NARSAU. —The screw steamer Stanley has just reached Liverpool from Norm having on board 800 bales of cotton, which bad been brought from Charleston by the blockade breakers to Sweat:. Let ters from Charleston via Nassau represent the people themes being very badly off for want of the common necessaries of life. "Averything—food and clothing—am frightfully dear, and the purse must be long which can hold out against the high prices asked, and willingly paid, for floes and clothes." Men's boots were 15 dole. 5t.10. a pair ; women's boots, 14 dole. per pair ; narrow prints, Idol. per yard : wide ditto, damaged, 72c.; plain English breakfast tea, 12 dole. per lb. ; young brim, 10 dole. ; coffee, 2 dole. 35c. per Ib, ; note paper, 6 dol. 70c. ; letter paper ruled, 18 dole. 500. to 22 dole. per ream ; red flannel, 3 dole. 25c. per yard. EQUALITY or THE 131.AcKS.--Govenior Blair, of Michigan, has given an official exposition of his views upon the question of negro equality with the whites ia that state. As one of the committee upon the judiciary, to whom wureferred a loiot resolution proposing an amend ment to the constitution relative to the elective franchise, he says :—" Believing most folly that the time has mese when the coloured men of America should be allowed to assume their rightful. position as citizens of the Republic, upon en equality in all respects with their whit* brethren, and especially that Michigan ought not longer to permit in her constitution a word whick creates an unjust distinc tion between her citizens, and denies that great principle which lies at the very foundation of her whole political fabric, lan come to no other conclusion than that the joint resolution ought to peas."—New York Journal of Coat- SWIM WILLS AND BIQUIVIS.—The will of Wyatt George Gibson, Fag., of Saffron Walden. Eames, banker, was proved in London, under 250,0001. personalty, by the affirmation of Mrs. Deborah Gibson, the relict, aud Gomm Stacey Gibson, Esq.. the son. The will is very brief, and bears date 30th of the sth month. 1862. The principal legatees are his relict and his son. To his relict the testator has be queathed an immediate legacy of 20,00 01 . and a life interest in the residue of his property. To hie son he leaves a like legacy of 20,0001., also his capital and interest in the bank ing business, and the residue of hie estate on the decease of his relict, Mr. Gibson has also left legacies to his nephews, nieces, and grandchildren, and some personal friends, as well as the following bequests to charitable and religious institutions :—The British and Foreign Bible Society, 5001. ; British and Foreign School Society, 2001. • Diodes City Mission, 2001. ; the London Miesionary, Baptist Misidosiary, and Weidman Missionary Soeisties, as ales the Saffron Walden Town Minim, each 1001. ; the Ackwortb, Croydon. Wigton, and Subford schools, end the Saffron Walden British Schools for boys sod girls, 1001. nob ; sad 2001. to the Thaxted monthly meeting of Frisads.—/Itustroted Loudon News. CRYSTAL PALAU& —ONZ SHILLING DAY.—FRIDAY, Nov. 7.—Adinlasions de payment, 482 ; ditto by IMMO tickets, 048 ; Mal. 1,086. Gentlemen who require good and faahionabie Dress con depend on the beediesteriele and latest style (o 1 whin) specimen pments are kept fee Inspection or sale:. at om. tog sad Slampliesk, 111 e, Stiand, opposite tastes Hall.—(Adeve tiessesot.l 1 $ l , l 1