The Express. — London, England, 1868-12-02 00:00:00

rig 7 - 11 • • • . / .... :A r . , f_..-• (;; :sion/Z . 7 . . —'''' •- - :IL! fiLSTY ::, ;) ir ,I YA4111:11101(IHW M8:431(1' ' '1 ...,AisrAPW ii 1 •1 . t) 41 6 . . 1 . • • • : .,i,c. , 1 ..!is ni i I I 18 DEC :868. , • I.'i . • % - : .t, ty.a • %.* r) .11 r . 0 ' V ' • P ~. 3 .. ll' R .1 . I • 'OW •1' '. .I•• , ,' lb two r! . • 1 ''.' '• . ' . . . ' ! I • I r I rf,:l xri it:4 :•• ~ A, • ____.................... 111110 0 .. -- ••••••••....1...1.= •• ' -- --.L-' ..- -- -- - No. 604.3 • liMiD011; WEDWESDAS . A' DU -- - - , . --.. f, .I, ,•, n.itoo, ..( • - to )F ....-; boo:. 1 r oi J. l . I , i :1)1, Viet J hir..l t ' ' . A o'l 0 . 1 34 11 ...1 IM i, . t . ....WV! . A i Ad.., ...., , ..... . , it Miku . ", • • . , 7 ~:. fa, DECEMBER 2, .181511.Vs' NI •10 .91 , 64, 1 • 't4 •1' t I ifiLrlitagAL--1-11_1 . 0_141-1 Utk • :rvi-,T 'E PE 1) FCI7T uad aiool or tg 6 . A N ITSTILiLI ib. Ali be LINE • t, 4, tat. r„ ahtypihA Al th Datasexul l : 7:12 Al tait , l4.r -tali. AIS yeam reggissem ail Was. 1.0" 4.kwarsamera; la Hama India , built =Apr special earvey . by Mesai l lt :0 o . t. hterdeta. as wed tar Mt lasbas.ling gratis& arnaamadlado= sy mbla sad alassdalipm a prt lovable t,r tad _aad wale I ...or. of tralsitt or pram apply to DirtTl mai • • • it•luerroot. 111ANOER8 OF THE COMING SHABA* • al-F eagousitutot gliguaitgol antiolsotkos with raissid to tbe tog sleets spoil the goosral gm& ovoid saitsagg gitsa way amigos ohmage is *aid ought to 1114 Mil *WA Te e ny a...inn =swiss. Theryslegi haa had to materiel with a agesabor at ungroosilistoi =la m ara w t as= s triosplsai r an en ahatostriatlos whish hart r• is. groomed wilds wait tie adrommo roadass awry precaution and not to wait tW the somata IVStag lho sheik W tall is the adz wilts aosseo . Jblioasghsr Isashas ukthat " is Ws Joist at Mo i t ie " = t ar= 7 . 5 &Mit got ga 4 .r..... dettrostivii loss the sallsot to oar grlitt haters thowinter tar t a graildt soloso at letilitai olsovalisoo, ibeILIFOSIIML.V.it...7I.6MUM lk i, *JET' 7 4 HItA T B Lciejuilifie. Tit a,...i... ... . ... kA e a rrl Mg "The • • . W . F.....A: 5t ...% " ..""" 1.1 Ss R&M =VI " ninuacipcg WS. 4.4a41 I ma . ma YTTLT I rya" " 7/1- CROATIA. :ita • f c . , - , PNBTII. At Siollout ef the re-union of Croatili, Deliimtia to Hgary,' as the purges. .edleienr s blimiging to the -cro un wn of Ht. Stapheti, awmilistlllediseins &liege, the union has onlyalow rbe INSCOMpliiiied by the delegate members of the Qroatian Diet m,kuig their apps canoe in the parliament at Pate—an event which was waited or wit,h great anxiety, and which roused the entbuidai& of the? adoembled house. It win a teething mime t 6 see how the Hungarian members ivies \from their' seats to welcome their newly ' waived colleagues, from whom they were estranged some twenty years ago by the dissensions which ,aq unscrupulouo dynasty fomented, to the injury p_f both parties. After the prolonged cheering of the Hungarians had subsided, the leading mem , bar of the Goldoni addressed the house in his owe veramoder, an idles which nobody under 'toed ; but the gentleman, to maintain lge right, of nationality, went on speaking for about ten manta.--s nigher barren task, his as though some Maori were to speak in his mother-tongue AI • Westminster in behalf of New Zealand ilia here in this ao 4rot mum% s am ir an k 15- 1 .wed tor made a -•, , • 'Demob in Hungarian, almost every sentence bang 1a by the tremendous cheers of the amembly. As matters stand, Croatia is very likely now• to be united to Hungary . by really solid bonds, and the importance of this unity must not be undervalued even abroad. The Croats are the most enlightened of their &Leonia brethren in the south of Europe ; and should they be to comprehend the danger of sympathising t i r l a rig the northern colossus, it will be a most effi cient loosen to the rest, who are so anxious to exchange the supremacy of the Turks for Musco vite rule. BLEOTION INTELLIOENUS. . 1 1 ' • FLORENCE, Dee 1 ,! The Chamber of Deputise' have approved , 'billßstrodhc o eg of lha i l2 Signor Ogre* ' r civil sal ' • . Cato all ItalLe l i ~viset t he Poolosolo mike* tolikti to kingdom. of Italy. •,, • le t.'t .1 !..•ta g • TWIllgal; ci o. 7 aulan .. Asoor t dil" to the new rules l , voted by ..the Climber of Deputies, the of the house is *Assailed upon the or p:lianmeotary t model. The election for. of the am pittee .Wt place to-day, and r (ninistPW) wee the suomsful candidate: ' vice,presidenta and the secretaries elected are also supporters of the limiest adminigtritton. The 'At tila. of the committee ere to bp private. CLOSE OP THE POLL' DENBURGH AND ST. ANDREWS ITNIVERSITIE mew DAV, nem Swinton (C) Insifsir (L) ncostr likes POLL. (Exclusive of wooed day's votes Loon St. Andrew's.) Swinton (C) liaytair (L) slut MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE V CULT 8130.—Ikr ADZIALDE dirow, ;I s m twin. ; r -r II pr. .111 p CIEOROT morrow. A t . I=M: k. ter 1 2 t; ItA la Y. Osarieeeder; 10.11.? IE6O t•wit its lege, enderits very feet r 'wet dieueble oggigunitg le el time r end, NM bee &leo meld ter high • , , er knee of freight or mine apply to v: Illteig 11. ItUiserretreet. i--, Whirs TERATUE..— it 10, Hotzel der MANN berfealsel by R. THAN esdar li ttle3 TEE lITHA.NOUR MAMMA THAN ; and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE PACKET SHIP. Tar HOBART TOWN West t. ipp with quiet despiAsiO. Nis Ibis Belli i b It ' I ALOE, A t. nester 411 ton.. —, Commander; Wes I • .:on P ki. Tins vessel is sit,' fast. and *POWS &CVO* ftr • in mediae. sillsr.—Pas worm of freight or mow arply n PETIT! and HOORZ. IP, Billitsralaiist,llo. C LOTHING - FOB ALL - SEASON& To meet as dermear sr as Mormon elemeeliim eattable Woks are ordemd to past motel. at An mete dote to omen • andel al tie isaWeit siW foe sea meow lIMIM Oa to ita to Moot for Vi tuum. et mode taseasze.--BAMITIL st Leasswi. irk lIESN'S THXATBR- l At 10.30, the CAM), vac damsel 1117NRY NVIINING by tat larasser sad Kra Ha ST. J•II/I 13 ' 8 •HAL 1 4 • Piodiadiltr, ir zminte. 04 *KA • i i KIZHIODATII NA SATUD,D r iW MO OK ALL THZ MLR Tlisa un Oseir• sad • ~4 . .. ' YIN • Now hooroKed to IA performas of boys mamma lig' IKIIZI . . LANNNOT AND -1 11 1 ragr th agri l . tit liar IX Tye Fav•••l4 Kt •••18, IL ins (rabid orb% ti e Z ei gi a lary43ll, Juveniles tor aide IA .••ri•• b si•H• sad am. r SAO aw porkes••••• • 1.10 be Tlek•KAsipbaspaSA • aqui OK ' gin le. iii. A. teludgetrol a it . c . BEM lAcatilli4. CLOTHING FOR IMMEDIATE USE. Tho boot *dot la otwy also an 120 toady tor botaiodlitto ow AD lionamoto Inds allows so gnat a asuoborot thorn to to WO that ow arm wag awed mom 1 art whet Itt m ga V ha teent at to Mt. OM BAMHZit/3, uvirr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE -1 • cf rAcILEr BILIP.—Por LALYNCERUN &Telt (to follow Re Dime* Min _with Aiidek deerateh', the beauattful Mime brn* mizmorni, AB 1. regrivains towILLIA BAR. • tinuaaander; Raub in the London Tins amen Tee. nl. ht last rear under entotal lornrf. i• • feet ogler. sad dr Yvon her rano v us eueediest order.—Por terns of tre*t WOWS apply to DEW= and XOOlll. 6 Bilbtereneet THE PAPAL STATES. nOlft,, Nov. MODVIMINO. General Dumont has left here for Prams, but ' wUI return at Christ Mas. In the meantime he is zttby General Raonit. The Zonave grwat. which exceeded 2 i 000 f., has been handed .Utialimn•ultaisa jeliee we ?iambi isig . " A iseeeuree Th epr=cm sad .0044,14 V• dad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 'MITT aIPACKET RUT Tor =mums WHARF direst frill fore Gluck I.lete. the arida , der HISGINA. A 1. dr tor ledger ; tybie. , Am u ...ow. well stated for the tillId" hos wish plat areweeisedstion for rabbi preesegen, yi n ,e, fl y fatermaitistes.—Par Nom dr freight or par inrrly to DEVIIT sad MOOR& •. Beallir+trest. VLOTEMO lIIATEITRATED.--Tiwaewmileek firma Mitre bio T WOOO fro" the boob of thirtroovao porloolla we of Woof latoff• tram few Is Maims faro of ofo t obolool. torooliffno• those of milloilloo osiesti id& omit and Owl doom& By Ur of boot foordomom mod tank nos tea lo mosoond. amd a " " gresstml IL -41,3%t elh arfaa ss a tram a parabola. ST. JAMINIT ORILIT • ' •;i ' 4., -- - -"= -,. ~, -4- : ,‘ .., r __- -- Lt i ; .... L. : „. ii_ taesa... ••4 0 . - • trielke orthimily '"'" A eat •11 the . ~... ""'", 'r: - .` I pirmlerteeehdr_ ' . . - A... imposkiii Beam . O. =ow grrertre s isietelh h gr aLl. "114 ' , ihr Area we Wa. Meta la Doan elm at Illeves, ereereeeee 10 sae preetemase era be elembell ai the jaw, tree = the meraise =All le* Weil; sad at LAU; Pewee. aad Clot'A Litrapeila ETSBEN MONEY W in . . : 'GRAM and SONEILS2! fill rs so Ar m - lI I4S&S M I L eu c tag erli Z sad P Ava.wr free . I, h.re the Perks an MONDALY 2la ,Dessabor, s. Ile , the' s ad LaT oo _ l2 . lllll :aftkall, " P il: l agiyati BIi.IICSWL. Ormanair ; qua la Ur at bias 1 ~),, Ha secommodatka tar all dram at mosa• /.,.... -Ed *be min can"! al exPerinuad ourirorChairbt or ..,r, rrty to ALLPoRT sae SIONGAIN. will Masts. WONKY ‘.:01.151 sod BONS, 7, lastkaholltatinat. MOUNT VESUVIUI3. NAPLIIB, Deo. I. The er option from Yount Vesuvius is exhausted, especially since the outbreak of Mast Etna; and the activity of eruption of the latter has also greatly diminished. CIITEING at READY MONEY PRICEM ERFCT DY MO t f i rth sad odiftli t e BEAN!! I I I o= si o to tkoi yobbo that lowa intent of talon width boo boom too twoostr-Umote7loro Pa&-111. loodgeftalL OVERCOATS at SAMUEL BROTHERS. a.. • ci" ricARD LlNE. — Redution in Rates of Cabin il. ' is ar ogr-seavy.— yeah° is that t, , ..,' 1 M. wit date a Nestled riaratij i l l Zata t o a tArrird in all th e Regal Mal Mare= ea aR• the el . 0 , 4 o „„i i erid, ve•ori• es may b ou e . M str r i O wis th. t , ... ". 1.4.4.1 0 pliNtagent_ , h el met. j e,: - ., re , etnl caved =IT b 1 Ire in somas 'Wet do Dot tarry any wistmer. ... lilllll6ll and, NORTH e Z=M eal a l TAli NAM tr.'EAVEHlM_sprointed by bre Italessra is .... for NEW TONE threet wolf Oitotdo i r infra„ ab P =te r."."a biteeded t; te Meystebed tor New York, Stab= da 2 ,.... 5w. avaliazidar a vlirsever lablament 7b „, 41 „,,, 0 , or other Royal Mail iltesimms are ladesded to tog km ihterroL•l. via Quevwflows : JAVA f 77 . NEV‘ V I 'kw, an . D ., , TAW FA r - M W YORK, sia Toseday Dee. a At Fi FAL\ -I \ N . for NEW TOOL , b ee. LI PIPER IA 7 • 7 , I:1V YORE. via Batten. Dee. IL ib t , ~ , .. _ , •, ...teener, ranyeig as emigrants :—mid taker, i.., .. ,1 . it& Rates at maim on o th er i .,., _ in ~ 1 . , . ... - . -. .ineisa. sod 12 to the , ~., ~ • ....te-rooms. in = mik verauser. saaniaa st, o a r . I • 7 .7- • i 7 7 ,7 talons. Then 11141. Wands Olowenre rev and rr 7 777 • • 12: without vials or lissom whisk OMB be etizazet! , !.._..- Arr:% lA..' 1 , 1 ' ! L.. OM Broadatreet, London: Barri sod if7.771".rr 1 , 10 - 777 77 , 12. Mare de la Bootee. Paris :O. sod J. T ~, , ge 3e.. , .7..:,-ezreet, Glivirmr, sad lialtieetrest, Daudet; I. si..t C. It.ii 1%, 1 7 . Queviiatown. and I. Wateretreet. Lewes& Nerd. Perfeetle ftehim atlflt t Of UMles Make Palm with shell Masa. AD Usis fa &ask. Also So der. Pries Us. 'HO WL . VIAMBRA. PAl e o..—lgazsagiag wr omi srgrisami arsax l cwe izz i th. aj marl of %), Concert, sad voriolt i Maloon Poo Indillas.—Hoz.ollioe epos beim U to 4. OVERCOATS at SAMUEL BROTH:ERB'. Pm! t s Of Gold Btooded Otalliskvith Velvet Ovals All Sion 10 Moak. Also Se Ord4r. Price KIN•E a A s N'I3 LL WHISKt •theassa l igic ' 1)17/110 WY. . liali ttaa lt bra rb i auk a* lb§ am= &Ilia opals la ~re isms la at taltralWelawalatalawil4=tirill. OVERCOATH at SAMUEL BROTILFIIB% oak Of Warm WONL . ParbeiltAla fflft fly* Olifira in Is els*, to Oahe. Press INMAN LINE.-THE LIVERPOOL, NEW 1 0 R11. sod PHILADELPHIA COMPANY'S MAIL 5;1_0: Eliare amounted Mewl from Lf far NNW YORK h ,Iluair at tha enrolee. se • I .th la. for NEW YORK. Wedorodsy. Dee. I. •• • A k: NEW YORK. ro, Halifax. Saturday. Dee. & . : I.• VON. for NEW YORK. Wednesday, Dee. & '7l EALTINORE. for NEW TORS. Wedoeeday. Dec M - - rod msseagers to Pt. John's, NindoesiMa4. OnhasibA all having the moo pi* '..rtverti pmesee includes a full d tpl2 . l rts•ere• for Ormods and the Doi lout terms.—For twitter porlies. UN, Waticatreek LandatrOO MMi. ,lAvirpool• or to Kw. Route to Hanover, Brans . avraany.—The North Gamma Lloyd's stammer ADLIFJ2. Osplala EITELKEN, THURSDAY, Dec. 3. asthma el 12 accts.—Voris c l r o mus t2 sad Z 1; BL—A NKL at Tratrerral ; or to LIPP% GRAVES. P 2111.. Eamlases-hooss. Crosrlaao. Orsof Tome. LE and LIFE OFFICE. Last:aniline'. London. EC. _ EfiliiiiirßAN --- cainorder to , t pronto, maid be effected BYPORIZ end Intonnetion to the Ocenponea lON FIRE and LIFE NcE COMPAFY. Edinburgh sad Dobkin. :s1:1; ANC E SOCIETY. a Quarter Million& (i.:l ::a t. tun Armed quinquennially. .. , ..---rywanla of Four MI Mow. f amounts. apply to thie. London. 5.!../II:EL DOWNES, kateary. FFICE, Lombard-street and E.”4lV!thed Int t ,12 all parte of the world. LA.* S. - WM.IIU. 14;9. W. LOVELL. ffeeretary. I:I3VHBAN LAND and fLimit.dj. Fe2~orrd~~Gret L~. tvrzazer. an Nam et CM sad upwards if rfaf 4411!4°. (N-ilßt.g-TA7I/310.14,17. WALES) COPPER 11.1y174 LQtPANI lLumpw.r..arr . ie of a each. fully 1...1 S.turday the 31st ult., rtdortiltil to mien at •the tem, the ads'-Vii.mionn 4 e g ~ inexpeniiv• ly . witivont tiny mit the lodeo theinielree. al bind ,t, inreitmenti in eonper and otfored to the public in thui Le tin" mem be hut st the °Blot* •Bt Altlißitl, tielrettiry, St. Cle- Valise, limilon, EC., where nint , Voct• amar of the copper anil lead is mus lin' per coot. • per *sot. iICAL SERVICE. IninA•Onstm Dsonnssa k 1818. ;ITEM that an RILLXINATION of PrrlNTiciorre as AfkiDfTANT-BUlt NOLAN MEDICAL (=VICE will be the Kb February, IW. la for the examination of Candidata'. resnalluts the pay and_ allow la f ai : o akt a ‘ rained on Uninrltener*/ : WiltatThwflwiwlT._ £BOO ADVANCED buns without rossovol. or low lamialmots. No olioNN ‘ Usur ai r nee sout—Aapl< 't kW& Mk palth. D (not Building Ground). LASE, from 190 to 500 acres. to tr o ‘tatif,n pre•forrocl.—Addrom, wl to Y. Z., 119, Fart-road, Bermomfooy, A RESIDENCE, with lea lawn. tit hen 411 m. } , or a ALE, rt WlllO Kent FREDERIC OAVIN, Queezels Build ntnind. commanding SHOP in the Dort part of this street Ronk l for three yea. rs., £5O ; saws 7sag24 lurtlicr particulars apply to M r. .iwykcplaos. itnanntatroot ; or to ltor. l siabournatreat, Limiter- .—Convenient HOUSE for a.' Towns, ocardoo bank and front: 74 rroun4l not; mutable for nocupation 4,nd Lomat at LIS per annum ; Prim Putitulsis mot ardor to view to Mr. x. 7. Enrkielvatroot, Strand. LET, 17, Lime-terrsoe, 0 , -inOtroossed HOUSE. with alaaan knd pairs& rood to book at promiloo mulatto Iron aolkoa. waist &a—Ai/is Jen he BOLD, with immediate M Int) aatt PURNITURI of a 'frz..bu, hitt. own grounded Writ roma. two w.e., coach-bowie and two. I minutes of rail and ornoitmo. Rent 14 letter WY, 40 A. 8., 44, Chant Pam. tined HOUSES at Wood crafts Palace, to be fV)LD • tombs, flee. Alm two Holman elow to the Ranh 1100111111 Mit Twwthirde of tb• akw a. lung term on anortgewo Apply Holleitor, i, Plerjemanne-Laul, Chanoery• IVRB.—A haw 1. ma, tree of sr = . 7 . ! was =7 l4* hi. &spayed w laSkar b"ing . • =ln" 41.60ftliaeld g.l6=jlSl6a.M. PA 6 OrL O . P.• wreargaides. Leas. .1. - 1 ,1 P.5. and PRILAI) !•- E.AI :Zlfletrzontettoj , "": 7 1' • LAM:, 1.3721E12; 7 •.. N A P. NEW YORK. • ::1 . : L. N VON. for NE 771 .1 E.11.713101tE. fur br . :.....f c rn,... ;- I. 4 ,lllll= '."eilr ..- .. i v••• y•-. n. 17, and 21 :, • .- •''' r..P•on. Furtrar , - ,:-.• 7 . Fat PCTiCPT , to ! ...,.. , 11 , T , anyant ' •• • : T v w3t. INMAN 2. 7 .7.1.- .:.(112.•CLY. el. KW Bi.r.aw.—Direct ] , 1,4 Central Gen t-• --, • ... overt atomise .-1 :. :4t,!,11 on TIII - R1 1 -, ,' , • r . .. ..i2B` at 12 n r-• 7 ' ••• • •-. Li asil 10A l - • : . ...r:TC11114. _ ..• or 1. 7 .- 7, T T : - Co., 22. Dunstan I. , ..: E C. 1 '1 7 ... .. AN FIRE • • ,11021. 11. L I - . •-10 N.-NEW fi. • division of 7 A, • • - , - 4 forme • ti- ••- •.. ..• • • 1,7. ll lei VoTTIII - VNI IN-I•RAN. LAIN LIFE 1: , r 4 d Ae'tt..-ror.• At.t...:1,1 It. •.. • •-11...: . M.:. , ....• -14 . A. - ".. T. , i.r. 41 1 , . 1.. : .14. r.: :t.. .1 . •• • •..... .: A t. r lA' %.• CZ.. . i.• t..” 1% 11.1.: A.l 1 . ....LNi1 iii:E-OF 1 .. 1 ,is t,,tr _ ii: -4 l'7' • :ING " • --:,...:. 1 TA • • • .•.... ......iI t ' 3 47 , • - .i: NII ' , !Meg • • I , i l.• 01 ..144tbe 211..cilit A ..,...r.i,,,,,,. ~. •..h., •,' tom r . .. • 'r • rarrr.t: ' - • • . • .. ... I L. 1.1 S ,I ED - 1 , as: ., . .: , , : my GIP. •, !.• ' • ,-' ••• APPI,I. L. ... ' •;'") . IN)) „,•,.• "•• , ••tntatona P _ ... M . lay.n reen r t ... :.. : 1 ., r4sail Mori '•-• , 3 1 ,, partment, L - 7 T PP.Aftri. 1 -- - 31 0 .N . EY.-1:20 to ~,,. i i :•••••;) on t - “rnit - Lre, 14..... T T bk Tn.. 14 by easy I rh. ;; ., . 4 r , .., ittillr.o.. II pq .j. IA Ad v anc e sATE r. %.C. on li FILLHOLD lANI, . .1 if 1 . N.... 11 1....11,4 nil • 1 ".... • ..I kilt , . knee, t _ 1' 1 : 17 •17.1'i /i I , Vif -- LA , . : • ,-,• • • •••,•,...t i .-• I. •-•••• I pitv.• Il t i f . ' I N.l - :•11:Erz. .. II; •• I.):A , E,i ). • . - P.... 1 . . n, 11 .•i ; *..D• .-1.,.. At .. .. ' - - t E.& . to..licat 1. - V I 17.11..T0wN .. ; • ..... 7 tt . ,.. , ..r L. 7 , - ' ' wt.. , I:it, V , ; lil ' I, :. ,:5. ...,!! 1,1 11../ 1•11. , •. • ~ ..VlP,tit,r. 8 11°;:NI IA31 1( , • . . - Tf. ...'• r: :• .. . ' ' "-‘,' • n.-, I 1., •,, N r„„i ' t. ...el i ~.. . . ./J, km • ! I ! , ,•;.,•',..r . 1 At. gua ' ... , 'tit< II A !,!1 -ST k,,,,1) —Tr 1 1, . , ..• %,,, • , • • LEAN - . .r. “.•. 1 ,' ! 1 1,1tNim, , 1. ; ~ . •'. I . ! Itt Li II MI Tfipt:F pight -r : • I .ow •-;••••'. o'^' ( 4 , ••• Alexi 1 i . ..,. ' ' ! 1 ;0.* " r o . "1: Pd.* g 11 ' ':'; U 'lly.it.r..2.Zu . 1 1 g ' Vi t• EKE, rAq . IN 0 T( . l r ~..f , ”• ( - /Ntitriiiiivh h :,:g:Ai lAZ,_: 4 ... l anitillse . . 6. , lig y s I. 24 6, 0., 1 it eiat - rriael _%!•• .41 t , •Lo La sad dial I 17 1. w aloft 4 Itstaretreet, 1 II • • a OVERCOATS at SAMUEL BROTE:ERS'. J 2.. _ Perfection in F l it, Of all the Neweet Pnbrion with Velvet Collars. All Plate in Stock Also to Order. Pries 41a. OVEROOATS at SAMUEL BROTHERS'. _1566.. Novel, Fashionable, Perfection in Fit, Of Highest Met Fabrics. with Velvet OoPawn AL Sixes in Rock Also to Order. Price Na. OVEROOATS at SAMUEL BROTHERS'. ea.. Novel. Pashion, Perfection in ablo Mt. of Bachut Cloth in Quilted Unhook Poiret Oasts. New in at. • Also to Order. Prior REAL FUR-SF:AI, WAISTCOATS, 23a. to au-11min purchaae4 daring the pest summer every desi rable ranee! of Seabilta offered below winter raise, Mom SARI EL BROTHERS hare a magrultsent wad, at attraweir advantageoue priors —SYDRNIdAIf-HOUSE. lu. Ludgate-MIL IMITATION SEAL WAISTCOATS, 10s. 6d. smarm DILOTFEIIB.SO, Lodsate-hill. RLAD THE SYSTEM SAMUEL BROTHERS • coneluet their business neon. In the Illastrated Pries List assented &bore, under the bend of " Clothing Ilitugrated." The fins limirZhAribed twenty-three year. on the principle of goordicie for ready mont7, and marking ka s tr i ltr e arlade la plain Una. moo r Tfach no fl, LtDOATE-MLL. SAMUEL BROTHERS, $O. LUDOATE-HILL. SECOND-HAND Fl ItE and BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES—Before purehasimr send foe Griffiths' Monthly List of toles, by Mom, Marc, Thomas Perry and Noes, Montan. Price, Whit held, and every eminent maker, at a'mut half the pries of new. A goaraateepheit with twelt. A large luaatity of Tann's Safes. firma Chia Apply to taiarnTlLS,,4•ll, COSlSoll4tract, Z.C. Tims's CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well known meallmos in only be find at at Qr Namellsotmst. pails the britilh Mamma Oats& mry Mt _Mad trams I ameacks, lia en 4 Da—TO: MAN VllO2l tae yublio against persons min: glair Mrs. WA. Wend 1750. No traveler* or agents. 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"PIANOFORTES (Collard, Broadwood :ese Sovond cwt PIANOS, looloding two 02 tie I vs td la olopet walnut Ng = l :dodird,owiwpalowOopwadooosooaloodOodkw wood, ad assalg sow ma vita at away ma West, fa" zweor t erix e stu s tr e. yaw" at II githeas. or la wry eases at s ism Natitati. at earrita ad =ra Bank. IA OVERLAND TRUNKS for INDlA.—Mnstrated PRICED LIM et OVEILLAND IMUITKIL UMW travel ling boxes, portmanteaus. Mather ealdn tazareem, Ma, fan warded en a sad eaddilters, mai dear trienist-bosea, &mad. JOHN 0061/TELL and Co.'s CHTERRY TOOTH PANS Is grae . ==letor to lop Tooth Powheh gm the Tooth • poolthho the tem deep, NA Imports • pitmen teerraaes Cretelath. Peke la. ad. :tom; GOEINELL and Co.'s PATENT M s, CHOGARO nationti•lsol 11•114110784110 posollof infooboafeal oourof TWO efeeeefilehee the ten elteeseente of eliessming and polishing dang= au llt ik tfmahmaise. oirooklato of Throe Kfriff-cooft. TIARBEITE.—If the YOUNG GERMAN GIRL -NA , who lately melded at a bowie la Maorleeflokletreet. Soho will immediately COMMITNICATE with Mr. NICHOLLS, Private leeeiry °Mee, Devereez•eveue, Temple, ebe will be of BOICH. THING 70 HES £DVANTAOh.. A 'MOLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE Sm. TRUMEB aebrzi t ril to to Ito mot most mmior e obis Mom M modomo wooksom s i%aw atro analma meanl ...... „4ana. e waig sarWist al ts.— tor stoomitemoot sal Amtromiol. AA am to MYNA ma ham _ IATOPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION . — Rapid core A. , ' Its WeOre CHARCOAL, Id_ filo &iw of p o wders or W the Acil 4 m7 ot Itoamonoot ratio EF ah ar Od.-11ole egemt. Mr. JOZZLII, dd. Leedom. OZ AII'B COPAIIINE.—In ohroni• or meat Roy ••••=8 • ow. la dental fa ...m of sat days. yasaoi by go Para Madam' t. ar. bY an 114. likmaral Dana. la ram .4 a w . =2, ma Waaaaaraa as* la Lb" 11. abassies. i~YR*Y. Saysiseket. gEATING'S COUGH LOUNGES relieves 0017011/1, bad the difileulty of breathing In ASTHMA. -EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.- Important naiad, la asses of DZOIPIZNT 00X8IIMP. 170 M. li EATING, Chemhd, 79, St. Paul's Churchyard, imam, Z.O. bad retail by all Druggists, Ilse. INDIGMTION. Nowe autoinue prria A Goals Apirfas irs t sod • Pawed Tad& IWO Preryebare. la MOM IL let. 115. M, Nil 1)• Nal It*E.—A New Novel. by the Au , her of" Uncle he. . *a, HAUNTED LIVES. By J. S. Ls IPANII, Author et "• Lost Num," he. 3 vole. int% ly this dey. UREA? EDITIONS OF NEW AgD POPULAR %RMS. Beady This stall Da ln the lurgdom, Illustr a ted Wr and Map every prrprim A. Bethrew . Book . BLACK SHEEP. By EDMUND YArEs, Author of "The Boa Ahead,. t.. Meow. 'rhoVraterdale Nuiglalresra fi l ro a Mend Gown. The Pretty Widow. The Sare geTins Club Pierre. I Mae Forrester. ley growling, te, Ostaeriarstreet It/sky Swollen.. Ilk Tma.ri Jost Puthabeck NOTES UPON LIFE ASSURANCE ; intended to show What it la, Whence it is, awl Row it is ; and 4111141. derv , with reference to the Caw Mutual Asettranoe %clot B thr Bev. Job" Ramose', WA., late View of St. Peeer's, TLaoM r and Secretary to the i pmatutual Assurance Society. To be bad upon on to the Author, by letter to No. 2 Broad Sanctuary, astratnater, enclosing two penny Dam damps. s RMMEL' 8 PERFUMED ALMANAC. Natkmal deans and Pastimes. beautifully Uluatesied... Pea Id., by nest fur emu alamm ARael. patuaser, bi, Iltrand. Ifl. literasidrest. awl Ilk Mn. BOUCICAtTLVIS FARKWILL.—Mr. and Mre. Dion Boucicault made their last appeaeanos before the Irish public, at the Theatre Boysl i bibb as BetaniaZ ev=ing, in dersh-ore-Ports, beers an overawing and enthusiastic isedimees. At the tsmairmticia of the play Mr. and Mrs. Bossinedi some helms the in awn with • vociferous demand from all Isidro' thehouse, and received as ovation which lasted several minutes. On their retirement a second call was made her • speech from Mr. Bounce:at, when he came forward labour ing under great emotion, said:—lndies and —I would very much rather you had not caned upon me to say farewell, but you have done soda each a spirit, and in such a way, that I must come to bid you good-bye, though totally unprepared to make any observations. (Lo ad cheers) I have not so announced it, but this is our last a wl= e dd ca co an oTt s o ti PT a i l li 'd tl t ue 4lare draita, re 13/lerbtr reasons you fare well. (Loud :errs.) Play is my native city. - (" We are proud of you, " and applause). My earliest SIIIOCia. tions are all conected with this place—(" More power," and loud cheers) and perhaps • greater reason—l don't know whether it be really so—l like to think that you have received me more warmly than any others. (Tumultuous cheering, and a cry of " You are not appre ciated anywhere eke') My better self —(" Bring her outn—has an in the public service everase oe she was • thild-,(cheer—teren yaus— which she has pa s) red by ty my side—( l her stand be )--eixteen side of you now," and great cheers)— I think, now that ahe has helped me to gain an hanourable leaven derroe, it is time she should—(loud applause, during which the rat of the sentence was loet)--and whim she retires from public life the stage will no kern have any charms for me. (" You mud come back , ' and cheers.) I intend to devote myself entirely to literary pursuits. sad I shall endeavour to send you, from time to time, *tures of Irish life end Irish character better even than those at the Oilismis Jaws and Arrig-ted-Perts ; and, thereby', k therm& el O'Grady, ithough I shall not be here in person, I dal be with you spirit any way." I do of 'mow what literary value may be a ged to them weeks, but they eau &n the tree Irish heart, sad Ike is India* with taw Irish spirit (tremendous , I ono, tbsoolero o to bid you farewell ( no), and, you may retain some pleasant meseeiss of as, I can mum you that we shall never forget your 'abounded Makers (roam of applause, daring which Mr. Barak:salt retired). CaTdrAL PALLCII. 011 DAY.- Terneaav, Deo. l.—Admimices by mason delft* 91$; Alto en jogoisit, 1110 ; Mai 'idiot% 19300. SPAIN. MADRID, Nov. 30. The Provisional Government has sent very strict direelions to the prefects to mabitain order in those towns where disturbances have lately taken It is expected that the Gamete will publish to morrow a circular to the same effect, addressed to all the provincial authorities. The government is firmly resolved unflinchingly to maintain public order. MADRID, Dam 1. A circular of Senor Sagest& has been published to-day, stating that the government, while resolved to protect the cause of the revolu tion, is, at the same time, equally resolved to maintain the credit of the country and the future liberty and dignity of Spain. It is deter mined to overcome al l obstacles which may hinder the attainment of that patriotic object. The civil governors are therefore recommended to be on their guard against reactionary manceuvres, the object of which is to cause partial disturb ances, or to break up orderly public meetings, in the hope that the government may thereby be in duced to deprive the citizens of the right to hold them. The circular adds:—" In this the reactionists deceive themselves. The cis iil governors have the means to prosecute and punish all such criminal manceuvres, without having to overstep the bounds prescribed by existing laws. The governors must warn the people that the demagogues who thus attempt to unsettle affairs are nothing but agents of the two Bourbon branches. Under all circumstances, the provisional government has resolved boldly to pursue the path of liberty, and to guarantee order and punish all who may make the slightest attempt against the rights which the country has achieved.' A decree of Senor Zorilla orders that from to-day the profession of stock and general brokers as well as interpreters at the different sea fJose, shall be thrown open. Every Spaniard or oreigner can pursue these callings without any obligation to obtain authorisation, or enter into any bond. It will, however, be necessary to enter into a bond to become member of the committee of stockbrokers, of general brokers, or of interpre ters. _ _ — Tile subeeriptiong to the national loan amount to 337,000,000 realm (3,310,416/.). THE PRUSSIAN DIET. BERLE% Dr.c. 1, EVECT,M. In to-day's sitting of the Lower House of the Diet, Herr Windhorst moved that fhe replacing of the members of the Superior Tribunal by judges who are not officially appointed as members of that tribunal is not allowed by law. This motion was the subject of a very animated speech from the Minister of Justice. He said : " You may succeed by these motions in effecting a saving of money, but you will not prevent additional judges being brought into requisition. I bane no liberal tendencies, and do not try to cnrry favour with political parties. If necessary I shall appoint ad ditional judges, and place tho amount of their salaries in the budget. This would be the occasion for a conflict which the government do not seek, but will accept if forced to it. I shall in future propose to the King only such judges for the Sup( nor Tribunal us will not accept any seat in the Di..t." This speech created great sensation in the house, and after a violent debate the motion of BUT Wiadhorat was adopted. THE DUKE OF BRABANT. BRUSSELS, Dsc. 1, Evimuro, The Etoile Beige of to-day states that the doc tors attending the Prince Royal are waiting till the royal patient shall regain a little strength to advise his removal to a more clement climate, and they have good reason to hope that they could then vouch for his entire restoration to health. TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, Die. 1. Yesterday being the Sultan's 39th birthday, the usual salutes were fired, and an official reoeption took place at the Palace. Conemenos Boy, Turkish Charge d'Affaires, left on Saturday for St. Petersburg. AMERICA. NEW YORK, Dec. 1. The National steamship France arrived here to-day. Closing Prioes :--Gold closed at 1351; the highest quotation during the day was 1351; the lowest 136. Sterling exchange on London, 1091; 6-20 United States Bonds, 1882, 1104; ditto, 1886, 1071; ditto, 1865, 1101; 10-40 Bonds, 1051. Illinois, 1421 ; Erie, 381. Cotton, Middling Up land, 251. Petroleum, standard white, 321. Flour, extra State, 6 doh. 20e. to 6 doh. 800. Corn, old mixed, 1 dol. 17c. CONSTANTIPOPLI, DEC. I.—Colonel O'Re a Lli and his fellow-prisoners, implicated in intrigues ag Wand Arab in Syria, arrived here yesterday from Boy rout, and await their trial before the Council of Polioa.— Bester's Telerees. QuzinaTown, DEC. I.—The Inman Royal Mail steamer My of London, from New York, arrived here at 11.40 p.m. to-day. Having landed mails and passenger, she proceeded for LivarpooL All wall. She brings no elmoom GIST OP • LIP73OAT TO THE HMG OF SWEDEN. .Tames Gunton Chillingworth, sole partner of the firm of W. Obillingworth and Soo , of :431!T!.af Tower. attest, London, m ust iprematal to the Daemon nation, through his • M the King, • lifeboat nom Wald with all stores, as as acknowledgment fer vend kindness shown him during bis remit visit to Stockholm and other parts, and foe the courteous reap tion aimorded him by his Majesty. The lOWA was built by Means. Forma and Boa, the beim Is the National Lifeboat Institution, and is nested the William • -• • ' Ur. Jame, CU _ _ iiClaMyra* sown al Kr. ISOM Obil• */ labs aft, sad mother. TM boat lett Lau- don Ice Gothaubmi, by the Mary, last Saturday. Domino sod Co., Whit, are UN Urged M rs:a ir' riVal dr = hw aal: de i llart=" ge 4. W;l; , y Wagons, it, (]itherine..trmß A ROUSE of CARDS : a Novel. By 31 mom , 3 %Ws. r Roads this day. "Seeley Broths. Is. Cathertivw•Teet. THE EXECUTION OF MONTI AND TOONETTI. The Noxious thus speaks of the execution of these men : After so many days of hesitation, after having allowed Europa to helms that his Mart at • pries was not In aeesuiliets inedieste eel mild Pope Pew IX. mimed to be misanted morning Monti and Tognetti. We,who as so emountliave lemon to fear that one drop of that generous blood can fell upon our hands— we, more than any ethers, can raise our voices against him who, whist boaseing himself to be the ra presentative as earth Of the God of Mercies, can only give effect to deeds of vengeance and, the enemy of all civilisation, now alone in Europe punishes with death political offences. We are no longer able to understand with what faith nations can listen to thisunmeatiful old man, whopreaches a religion of charity, and in what spirit they can kneel down to receive blessings from his blood-stained hands. But we are just as little able to Understand how Prance, which beholds her counsels despised and her entreaties rejected to slake the thirst of ♦engeaace of the bravoes of the Eurupeanmection due tared the Papal throne, can still remain to maintain in security them and the Pope, and the Pope's hangmen, if there was any truth in the words spoken by Napoleon the Third, when in the face of Europe he proclaimed that wherever there exists • just new to be defended there will be found floating the flag of Frame. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORISMOUTH, Due. 1. Captain Rice, who =weeds Captain Chamber lain in command of the Asia, relieved his predecessor this day. Captain Chamberlain has been appointed captain superintendent of Chatham dockyard, in the place of Captain Stewart, whose time has expired. Orders have been received pending the next transfer of troops to India. According to esting arrangements the Scrap* 3, iron troop ships Captain John C. Soady, at present at Alexandria, will arrive at Po:l.month on or about the 20thof the present and embark on Christ reaa.day sundry drays, thence on the following day to to tanbark the 62nd regiment. the whole for service in India. The orders in clude the Crocodile, 3, iron troop ship, Captain George W. Watson, which is to embark the 6th Brigafle Royal Artillery, now at Portsmouth, alsio for service in Ins 4 on the bth of January, but as the accident to the main shaft of the Crocodile will render it necessary to proceed to and from Alexandria at half boiler speed, it is probable that the Orontes, 2, iron troop ship, at present out of comminion and in Portsmouth harbour, will be substi tuted for the Crocodile, in order to admit of the necessary relief from railing, to ake good defects. ACCIDENTS IN THI DOCILTAILD.—On Monday two pain fill accidents occurred in Portonouth Dockyard. .6a • blacksmith named William Atkins was engaged in the smithy, some distance from the steam-hammer, at which some men were engaged in breaking up • large anchor, a piece of the metal, weighing about 14Ibs flew across the chop and struck him in the back of the ho ed. He remained unconscious for several hours, and was removed in a dan gerous condition to Hasler Hospital. As a man named Wil liam Rolls we. working the same day for Messrs. Smith, Lintner, ar.d Co., in No. 12 dock, now in course of con struction in the extension w, rks, a large quantity of earrh fell upon him, and he was killed on the spot. W001.W1C!1, DEC. 1. The usual series of route marching which is invariably ca:ried out during the winter season by the troops in genie's n commenced this day. The entire force, comprising the Royal Horse Artillery, four field batteries, and the Woolwich division of Royal Marine Light Infautry, after forming on parade marched iu throe divisions for several miles into the country, and sub sequently effected a junction. The evolutions were sup posed to represent an advance upon the position of an enemy, and the details were well carried out. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE , Dsc. I. MIIDICAL.—Tas GENERALCOMMIL or MEDICAL EDVC►- iioa.—Tbe election of • member of the Oeseral Causal of Medical Memnon sad Reel t esti co of lb. United gine= took fre to-day, is the ilesate-home, the Vise-Cbaseellor peoidiag. Paget, the 11141aber relate by eilliaska di taw, wee re elected without eggedigion for the ere c = l2. Dr. P. W. Lathan, P..lll.C.P.lced. Meg Of thalbeidoe, Ms been be and dem" for Downing Prokaaor : 4 =kte. Dr. LOMB has oleo nototly bees •p -rising Memo be the Rrd•s Prelheowt et Physic. OXFORD, Dec. 1. HaUses Camara —Mae Braidraburyseholarship at this college for the eaceaseserest et the study of law as( seeder farce" has beat mended te J. A. fie, ocemstower, of Errol , late of the U.I. et therow. Parkas Arendt — N. J.Ais, screeower, et New Callese. Coosiderable wee reammil et Orermiriley the whole of the isapiedmmde areares a rims arreed doers. rammarram derespe dmae - Ty th — eimiC a fare collegisaa atWw Am trey parr* mmfemed to deliver up the etre earlier, Ibe twalise of the caller deemed le =serer i s nor to thim armor measure, and to as am* et the day tlr wadeeseadewitme bed left college, with the empties el Orr et premed ellipse& lathe schools, who will have to ler the . woreat thsy bare faildeed their erairatkas. ft deablier be verwehered that lad unser term the authorities of Urrensty ( hoe e adored the eame coons ander similar eireseracee, br to this ere the undermilmatai wen ..tea their `d m to . Whether next the New daabteletee " deem" having chade authorities will follow this comae le sot blown, but tittlee present time the college is empty. (rsoxx.in 'noires (=Errs.) Mn.. DISRAELI'S Pienaos.—Wnmena.x.i, Nov. 2/3.—The Queen ham been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the great seal, grannie; the dignity of • viscountess of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto Mary Anne, wife of the Right lion. Benjamin Disraeli, of Hughenden Manor, in the county of Bung ham, by the name, style, and title of Viscountess Bea consfield, of BeeemAild, in the county of Buckingham, and at her decease the dignity of • msoonnt of the maid United Kingdom to the heirs male of her body lawfully be RTION-OFFICE, Nov. 25.—The Queen has been =wett o sas somai d to ..pt Leopold anch, req., now at - Neader, to be her Majest's Consul In the Plejes and Tonga blends. FoBBION-017101, Nov. 30.—The Queen has been *mod to appeove of Mr. William John de Puttee & me Ormsol at for his Majesty the King of the like& DOWNINO-1111131T, Nov. 28.—The Queen has heesa s ered to appoint the Rev. Robe r t Pit a b ar dinge fa be a stember of the council at tin blend of Grenada. Her Majest R.A.y has abobeenpleaseil_ beigneint Lieut. °7 Cumine Mahan, , to be Oelsniel Secretary BlE:Bahama Island, ; and Jame Steed Laurie, Req. i ng fonn ia t a rli me of lme Majesty's Impostors of Schoen in , to be Director of Pub li o Instruction in the Island Ceylon. Emainer.—Erses 0000 A. --Grateful and berrarkprav•-"....===...P.-4a ..."..... .~ • , _ Mn. Disk IT I ON A Wl7S's Uoiorewr.— Lord Campbell, when Attarney-fnessel, isocer min s t i c Peerage for hie wife, by way of sidensies for another man promoted to the chancellorship one his heed. Now, let en see how Mr. Disraeli re. yarded the co of Sir John Campbell :—" Is it pmt of the code of iate in this saturnalia of whig manners," he oaks y, " that the honer of a man is to be vind by a ennilesent to • wan P" Further on he &dorm that Sir Jean had " degr bar of Eng land" by solankm his disappointment moon tempila y =the oncost of kis wifa .zSes ft , Lens of Bunn " pp. 946. HOLZSALZ BilianY AT BRT.OON. The magnesia inquiry tab several acts of bribery alleged against mes - Morgan, innkeeper, Thosiaa sea dame, at Z= dons for the weir ea Mon. evail i t aba dia;=l; and Thoesse—sesnely, kr prowling and =IN I 4o Emmy, to wit, Si sum sr 11* Cr ew :, vete • few Mr. Mewl Owyna- IL, ebi should now charge th o LrasSr p =lllo lionspieng to oetherma:to at si Isynor kaur ewa y elL, com Bassin lose. 'lodise. as , now pods a Assn breast of it. Primo* yams ftsmiNsi trieL ALM/RYAN It ie wires Batumi:re VrEws.--. In the Sand wed no Deemaber, Mr. writes :—" To invites wish to know the e = vise. of Mr. Ewa_, the member for Lambda, we OM may refer them islitswell for bilowation. 'At an Anion, if a sew in ether ringisein ISOINNagg damn hie soundness in theology. To de so wend be perseen. tin. It is one of oar first _pinning that a man's civil rights are not to be affeeted - by religion, If the canoe sought had been that of a temeher of reb4pan, we should have examined the mandate with the Westminster eon. twin • but as the edits wen such as any hewn Instal can discharge, we did not note the colour of Lawmen's hair, his einem the planet Jupiter, or his winion upon the origin of swans. - I'or a horde of graosi tones to set up for dolomites of orthodoxy is a transparent piece of hypocrisy. noir semi for truth is like the Wes seal for hceesty—very suspicious, to say the least." Cn runtimes RsvivaLs.—Mr. Spurgeon, in his monthly mooing, notices the correspondence to this journal resreting Mr. Haniamond's services for °Waren, as 'We simply, at the request of honoured and Ind the place ; and, hang blown that Mr. Hammond had been accepted by Kr. Noel, Mr. N. Hall and other sinsemed brethren, we MI quads safe in so do ing; bat, feeling some personal wenn as to the exact propriety of Mr. Hammond's modes ci proosdare, we did not take any part in the matter, dance invite him, and were not even present on one oceanic. It is, therefore, most unfair to censure us. We cannot refuse to lend our east building to good men without acting the part of the dog in the mang er ; and, at V* same time, we are not prepared to be praised or blamed for all which may be done by persons to whom we so knd it. Whether for good or evil, Mr. Hammond's work, like everybody; eke's, must stand or fall on its own merits. There is a very great diversity of tooling, even at the Tabernacle, about muck connected with th e present case, but nobody blames us for lending the place, or if they do we cannot help it. We are not prepared to shut out will. meaning peopn who have their own way of acting, iny more than we are prepared to endorse all they do. Miny places are I( nt to us, and it would be unjust to blame the lenders for any of our slips. We cannot at this moment sal , more, personally, as to the services than that they have evidently been a blessing to our school; sad that, with much tbat is not at all to our taste, there was the true ring of fervent love to Christ in them, and we intend to wait and watch results. As to frightening or terrifying the children, nothing of the sort was attempted or aeoom plihhed such remi t * s show a v.siit of information. The inns of the services, if any, did not lie in that direction. Mr. Hammond le an earnest servant of Cod, and a prince, of yrs &chore to children. It is not in our heart to cavil at his peculiarities of pi ocedure, and if we diver from some of his statements and modem of action, it is with the full conviction that be has a right to do his own work his own way. He might as Justly criticise us as we condemn him. At any rate, he elands on his own footing, and we ought neither to be honoured nor blamed for a work in which he was the sole leader." METROPOLITAN ASSOCIATIO:f POE PROCI7IIIENG CIITAP *ND REOI7L&R RiLLWAT AOCOXXODATION POE TEE Wouxtuu-crAem..—At a special meeting of the com mittee of this association, bald at the rooms, Churchill-road. Hackney, Mr. Henry 0. Upson in the chair, the following resolution was proposed by Mr. John Bishop. and seconded by Mr. John Wright:— "That the committee of the Metro politan Association having failed to 'procure by arbitra tive mans the carrying out of the special :iris by the railway corn' curies, given for the express purpose of affording trains at convenient times for the benefit of thn working and labouring classes. do hereby resolve, and ghe public notice, that they will to the fullest extent %Tose any Anther extension, alteration. additional cwerN &c., to these companies until such times as the full extcut of the special acts is carried. out; lin , l until acme better arrangements are trade for the conveyance of the industrial clasces will rtern:y oppese whqbasalo dcatiuction of werknicti's dwellings. and the 04.1 m-bearers of the wseciatieu in perlianimg ars ruvestoi to 'airport this resolution." A MiLITARY GOAT.-Tbo non-rirtimic3ionerl officers of the Fifth Field Battery of the Pr union aord- Artillery annot.uce by an advertisement iu the lettin ros he Alto., the death of their csinnule ni war ",Herr Schneider." This is the name of a gel% belonging to the Battery, which came into their isx-seieica when the army was mobiliboil in 1864. and ho soon 110,`AIlle utt iahed to the men of the corps with whom ho wii a general favourite. Herr &tumid, r always marched with the men of the first gun, from whom he el.o reiXiYea his rations. He regularly . attended Tal - ade, took his place among the non-commissioned officers, and appeared to listen often. Cicely to the orders given. When the war broke out in 1866, he marched at the head of the battery, and when they crossed the • Bohemian frontier. was promoted to the rank of sergeant by the privates, who pre sented him with a beautiful collar on which were embroidered the distinguishing marks of his mili tary rank. However, as soon as hostili ti es nava merced he was tied up to one of the ammunition and a and kept in the rear, but during the battle of K • when the roar of cannon and discharges of sma - l - aa were at their highest, the military spent of Herr Schneider broke out, and lee managed to slip away and go to the front at full gallop, the orderly following as fast as he could in order to recover hiseberge. Jost at that meeseet the Crown Prince met them, and inquired of the orderly what he was doing with the goat. On being informed of the state of aflame his royal highners appeared meek amused, and said *only " Let him go, he has orders to attack the enemy, and will be in the melts before any of you." Subsequently Herr Schneider returned to kis ammunition waggon, none the worse for hie brayed°. After the battle the artillerymen promoted him to the brevet rank of sergeant-major for having given proofs of his undoubted courage in the pretreat of the enemy, and decorated his collar with • medal made out of a copper pan bon the captured cooking utensils of General Count Coronini. After through all the dangers of the campaign unscathe d he had the misfortune on the return march of the army after the conclusion of the war to break one of his legs white leaping down from a waggon; but the science of the regimental surgeon and the needful repose soon reinstated him in his fanner robust state of health, and he was able to march at the hood of his battery on the memorable triumphant entry of the army into Berlin in September. 1866. THE NIHIDLEY-OHJULN COLLIRRY EXPLOSION. WIGAN Tucaray.- Th e bodies of the poor fellows who were killed by this explosion were interred yesterday evening at Hindley churchyard and Leigh cemetery. far the greater number of the deed were taken to Rindley.By and the scene there-a most affecting and indeed appalling one-could not fail to be imprinted most deeply in tie memories of the great crowd of spectators who witnsesed it. The Mcleod wasar not over so early as had been ex- Letedand a &aj, moved from the inn at which ' ooroner's a court had been bdd awey they met crowds of mourners Marra( for le take part in the of sorrowing relatives and hied@ which wereCitergrm ing in so Teeny of Use benesbride etenad. It was severs o'dockere the lad warm by th 6 wiphidet was interred. and the bell of the church semi le MIL Amongst the last bodies was that of Wails Hair* • member of the local volunteer corps. 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