The Express. — London, England, 1861-11-18 00:00:00

Ttt / •/. . ~. NEWSPAPER 41 s`tialidx3 .• No. 4,714.] Fllk CALCI - IfA, ..nr.in.: at MADRAS.—The riiiir. INDIAN CARRYING COMPANY 1,. •,.. o.pine rixlll,ry inners ship GOLDEN newt. . J. Limited .—Temporary Marta No. ES, )loorgatentresit, • ...,.. ...• h.q., power...lnc it' r;sTLIN, 11:0•1110•41., MOW E. t'. Cnpit 11 a ioo,oon, in .70P,0.ru shares of Na each . with gorse • 1., t...• t 1.1...-. LA. n.. Lointon, will inane no the PJIA 4 . incr.., First Doh. 2A.00n shares . deposit, lin. per stun I. r. ,-,t...rrit..; pasrorArre at ..I learimr drummed aln on application, and Ns. on allots/alit. Iteml.tered wader the ~, ! ...,,-, r). I v.!. Th.. nu4n!flecnt ship, built egoism* Ist Joint stuck Companien Act, with limited Liability. ti ,, . r.ni ..1,... Lan. Dion .n.ilily refitted. has Ord-rate meow , , HAIRMAN. u, .1 ••,,.•, I oncni• r.. sad will carry as naperleuend enineon I r.ir MACDONALD nTEI'IIaNSON, director of the East u.' , ••• n st.k 5. Indian Ital./ay Company. 1., .., ri., u,ll he ....outlasted every as weeks by ow et tbs f. 41 •al 4 Loki asillog ...diary stenni.reerela : - - - n Lips. - Topa I Coninisadars. 1t il. Wash& to iili c .., .. Ju .. Auk . UCL Dr 3 f W. If Peppercorn*. ..• J. n. Frith, Erg , deputy.chairman of the Great Indian Peninsula hallway Company. P. Ix Widow. Esq , deputv.chalmon of the Peninsular and ihietital !grans euivipauy. Wm. ilartrulgo, Rol., deputy.chaiman of the Bombay, Ransil. and Central !aim Railway company, J. I , Leith, Lay., chairman of the Eaateru bengal Railway Company. George Norton, Esq., director of the Great Southern of [11.114 Railway Company. John 'dream, Ewl , late of Bombay. James Wslker. Eaq., managing director of the Madras Rail way Company. Alexander Wilson, Esq., director of the Mids Railway Con trol. OmetaL Amens—f. K Colemaa, Esq. SoLicirnas -Hears. Yreshaelds and Newman. Rang elm -Meier.. Robert and larneelletton. tglioyal Exchange. Bantam-The London ant County Bank. tl, Lombardetrest. tliosepoom Eas. Teague/try Offlcee—M, bloorgaiwetreet. ABRIDGED PRUATECTUR. The object old this undertaking la to provide means of trans port at the terminal and intermediate station al , ow the 1t... of the lodise railways sad steamers, similar to the estalrbsia molts out Messrs. Pktford and Co , and others engaged in eon notion with the minus linen of railways in Great Britain, col/Swifts We despatch by mil, and distributing on its the enormous amount of racruhandlee and produce ast rr y= upon thew lines, for which the existing primitive naive means of conveyance by Milo! hacker" are totally Imedequatc, and the native carriers posemaing molth ey the cassital,ska nor enterprise meshed to oresaise the sydswa nessessay for the purpose. Messrs. lickford and Co. hare liberally placed at the board's disposal all the valuable information which their loop and suremsful experience enables them to supply, and have otherwise rendered to the company sad promised to c.ntlaste all the assistance In their weirs r Estimates, carefully prepared, based on a comparison of the eatosings and velum of Maas, establishments in England, with the present Indian rates, alter mak*, dam 11110W•000 far the additional expense of European superintendence end Im proved sleet, and liberal deduetions on sonnet at depredation and resseala, allow a pewit lolly equal to 21 per anal upon the = Irt b empl.uol. These estimates have been made upon the safe of esicalating the expenditure In eseess of what Is anti cipated, sad the returns at its lowest miming seal, of chances ; Ind they are based epos the amiimption that only about 104,000 rem are canted annually by the company at all their stations. weds Me expert trade ot (Micutta atone for one year esceeded TIA,IIOII tem A deposit ot 10s. per share mast be male on application, and Ita ea allotment. If no allotment is made the deposit will be Maned witholit dedesettow 11)1iipri • Van G. U. Fogies . 10 7 L.:, lin Tll2 IL W. Ker..... raly 1.4 th • ninth . 2111 T. Thornhill . MOE U .; . .* . ' 9051 J. T. finest ..... Oct. 1 - I .7 fre;dit or posits • which do sot mimed thaw of arlit4ie m 1.4 in;p• apple to Lawn. 011INDLAY and Co., 16, Pushd own: •tnet. M. Mesas. ALIYII.I.D BRETT and Co.. 160, 100,14.4 11. . 1141reet, of at the DEVICES of the EAST INDIA and UlNie)' AWNING I';IMP INT Limited V. Minding , bind... KC %here alio application for appointment' .1 111.1chipeoeu In tAle wrecks shotiLl he made. DitZW. Aterstary. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Meek **Wynn! Londno LInK nt PACK 117 sitirt to A K kl.l %.11.LISWV.Y. F t Fort Philip, Lartat to ism th , a .on .stan'as, Ilia Laxembcy mans at iipoontly, th. nUn4FA. 1,090 Lona twister. IMAM' F.ilait:R.'t Comm...l.ler ; lylns to the Fast India Ducks. Her • •onnsololl u. for all duo.' pasogovrsare ansarpare.L aad .1,, win cart' w ealornnsed ountron —Fair tooled tw pomace 4oty to Wirt*. A 1.1.K/ST. sal Its /WA N, ottO Mews. Mnoey bilayssa and not 114. LeadisakaWlTNAL—Paserneers by Ws i I 110 osn.a.t. ant...wrap,' bum; raidission to 1 1.Y•wath ana -1 I 1. toe favood.cloas tam abiassarkims kr ildrilkless Wm. may be made at the Head Mice of the London and °hint, Soak, or at say of Its branches. WM proposers, sod lame of easy be obtained of the Mob" or at the sem et M. bthergsio-afreeb Ilfeb. 16 Itav:" Y STEAM 00301IINIOATION to W r ;it i v i L frin I Meet LMOSOOL, NNW MIX, sad PHILADELPHIA STE eII4NIP COMPANY Weld dealeisldog eb,,r full•powerei Irson ne Inseine a altess .. ea gaeseelowa Iu embark yammers wed despatelese, W ELK Y LITED.D4I4. POI N TOLL CITY 1W lIALTIMO/Li, W•dosoday, Nov. le. [IOWAN/4 W soy. 17. CITY 111 NEW YOU, Wednesday, Do. A. Awl even eimedhe Wedeeeder. Cable p. s., IS, I 1 sod II eemeedles be the INICSOI- Modena& Irceererd weweteK seltsam behetleg a peerlelees tooled hews ...te let CIIII•da awl Ie Wss ii SIMMS booted Woos* we sees .deal daipeer lenne.—For Wear particulars asyp~lly M WILUA I INMAN. tL Watet-dreet. Liverytwl us. to El Yin ossa WACKY. Gl. [lnn Wllltaeosereet, CUI. nV by ZRLAND RODTR-003111IINIOATION Yb altiAbl to iNbIA. AUSTRALIA. AA. via IGTTT. renmq•LAß oiIIINTAL 'TRU& NAVIGATION wortury 1100 k YAMICIGIUMS mad revolve ergo mad Parade tar dibraliar. Matta. Emypt. Ada. &dyke. Made" Wadi% IM media. aed rilam. 1y tier miammen imetimg limalbeeyema eea e to &timed evyry mast\ ; ter Gibraltar. Gale= Malva laathay. by time at Um lei sad SU at tea mad im Wammillaa. Iso so Y lag G•orgas Irma& Nldtsuana, burl. by tilt atuatairm trivets Slog kaamples ea Jim Mb at miry mame&—Pr latier partlealmma apply al Os Oememefa Cam imaimmiliGatat. ILL. iambi; et Oldeilliyimem. pIILLIPPS, GRAVIA and PHILLIPPB win loysidi the immeroationed lerder rorree r Mims: lte IiDITERD AN end t. SHINN. the /ATAYTU every soft mencles. el ielock. teen the Mita est vicswettelL Verec—ct I les sad 17s "IL ; Mire ticket., CM est 112 Y IL The nrioittau. mem Theisclay Isom le& INN ell a. Tweet Tate, St. Tee UMW the ADLER, Wrdneelay creels& Iturereberts. hen Illererly•est Vare•— Xi. at. and llorturu tickat• Ira el bre ackel i071116111V - 10. ie. tw. Jaye. trout Huristrylown. Pans. a IL Null As b Par Pulp% pevaiv,te apply at 0-lapUsia Oalwanal U. IlapaPicat. W Pa 'AWAITS. arl /11111.1176, i•Mists. IpaLsoßArs far INDIA, CHINA, AVAILILLIA. ?111 KAU peseally. aw yaseivol TLIXIILAYIIFICA and traanitird by WII•• rob 4lrret tr.o alesarbb. sad through all Ow ex hort WI str. ph linen a 1.41. sad Autrala.—Yogr ;Articulate apply at Ittl ftkm Tyberaels Olice. 1. loyal Egebaufwbegbl kik LC. PELEIIRAPHH TO INDI A COMPANY 'Limited Lhgatel PlOO,OOO, In 50.0.. r num. of LI each, •Iltai power to lie:raise 1., atal,4loo. isepsolt 10e, or Shirr ...1 pp:nation. and 10a es Aliening-at. Li-Astro .1 .11..1.-r the Joint elock Companies .‘et. SIACUIIk A LUirranfl2Nllo.2l. werritnuf 1411112 Patton Illytts. Ems , late of the Maarltlas. Ir Iseoriie banana, hart., It , law Owens.* of float hone. The IC.n. /mass liyng, Cholrmaaaf the South Easters hallway anpany. William Dent, Fri , late of the Has. L I. Co.'s Cell Berries. 11.10iCal. V•oll•lloitilienerwa Seq., 17, Chrelaweaware. Captain W. U Half L N., C.S., 1.11, eater of the Peatmoder owl oriental o'.onpany. Jobs Yarn , late of Calcutta, Chains's& of the Eastern leey Ileupsoy. %lee take W.1.0i. , Y.*. S., lake of the lion. LI. Ce.'s MU Semi- e. Mailraa with power to add to their Dumber 1 ACIOP•so. - J. A. Vestal:lln. lip., out A. If. Wilily, L.I. iikartftne. —Yawn Vreddlelds awl Ne.lllllA. 1(102ht awl C ,roman. 1. Loysi 277 tualle• tummy -SU Charles Bright and Latimer Clark, Lot. &0110 —Me I imams and ('nutty Bunk_ Pont? tar—C. L. Peel, Lai. ffrirtiaa—tt, Illsourkateuireet, LC. Tbs Government have ac,ree I to transfer the line, stations. sat pawn) of /1 tn..' bolls Telegraph Company to the fen annenn, on the solos lag terms : IA That the rabies. loot liner. ilutramerVastatlnnt. COneel• *walst. tekeiglag to the old Company, limit be made over to OS SSW Onineeny, free from chance. WI net the sew 4:seupsny sisal are their hest salesroom to affair lbw lea as I to arm k it ea. n completed. iwglnobag with Os In. between Adel and K arrach-e . and are to bane poems nini SO MS as nr...ll4iri• of the e wltal Is entre lbed. and one. Mad pelt up. end a mile , de vessel deepateard with not ler. thaw Meal at new cable ou bow/ . . . . at Thal ties newCompusy shall be entitled to a clear Mel. stmel est of the prongs to to p.r cent. per annum on the money paM ip and the ilosernment ls to hue the power to repurchase Ma Km ea repsyiej the castlal expended at the espiratsuu of ainm" 411 That any earplo• prr*la ahaN he app'kal to Primahnne the I.q the si.gr,rt they have paid sad PM hay. to pay aurally entaltal arpraded. after which any larther poste Plorb oalay oarroe r ul be applied to lb. creallos mem teed. . Ith, The beeeery heft ).. tfly After the rrstnttioa of the line. any oua by of capital 1., th•• piortival of Uovernment . sad tts Gmersom,,i, i. to hmre lh, rfechl eubject to arbitratton, of b , al4rwhts efork,a,4 eapen.htare r Wch they may coaahlett telefte, MR In the event of the tailored the Cempany to mints et riaiutAin the line in irorkinu order. the Government are to have tia. power of 'Atha it Into their tan& sushi on the • ipltal aetual.y elm:total by the new Company. FlWelaW io.verunwnt 11.4 es. relse this riaht, the Company are I. be M Welty to iiimow.il the poperty 4. reinahume their coalay Yobukv. alter deb...yin's the asteal expenditure to be headed wow m the iioscrmsarot Y Hum Is to be alettned to he the sem writheOm tor id the Hoe Irian sad to end stter eve albinism el ha MI .11g. IVO" h•Ct even the Government and the Company Mite arciolvd lq ui•otration. 111 k. TAU •rrtra ;torrid presuppose. the cooeurrenee nt the Mareholders of the comps,' to th terms propneesl to them ilkier Majesty's I i.,vermoit soy parliamentary powers Deets ramt_tt eft et 10 t atrataguments ar• to be obtained by matemy's V. vrrustent Minas of 04... Watson f a .hare. and Information =iv be °b ilker' at the ..di..., ow troll the Company's brokers, !tern. LAMM and Coleman, No 1, Moral Msehankobuthlinge. PLEGRAPH TO INDIA COMPANY filfrfele 01101,%, that the Red Rea and ladle Tannish Company Pd ving holt. Awl their areeptance of Ur Urma preowned in titma by her Majesty's tiovernment, by a new lotion paned at the tweeds' Neettus as the sth teatime, and the Lela Caeosal.olonets h Maieelf e Treaaary havla4 &medal to the Mame ..1 the Ramellatima truest So the fulfilment by the w Company of the prefts esaillbes Inwood by the Oto I .ininetet. Me, "► that ta af Ina capital should ha eats. ktihol soid oes-lkird up,," the &mat of Dtreelan of the campasky ale premed to Of FINAL A IlariliNT of the MIARLA, 1111'llfilhAT bean. the .:st Masai. r of toothirde of thr also,. hawing boon alrealy the bard are prepared up to, sad Menials of, the fartant, to erosive earth &Jaw for the rental ader eon" of ..pilio.ttlu stay W obtarnal at the Ake, of the teleplay ..t t. the breltet.. Mmes. Ralph' sad Coleman, Sa. 1. Regal LachanceLni4Uoy. Lc. by ooler of the beard. tL Ifiemfflafien reel, Nov 14. leeL C. L PEEL Betmetney. VAILMOUTH BLOATS/OS, 25 far 113. Id. 7 SO, : sue. : sm. 1. ; aft tb. ft.: 610.1 ft : flerklese einverded b . st Ohs W wwis at Grew N. ewl pain ...wales Is numatiac i =sM Cwer. Orese Vsauwese. (10 A LS. —By Sciew %ram and Railway.— wow ird lIIMOILAND COAL maid—]l. nanalegrk Inagantisu truretles Aeon aumensnd. Oft t prier Orr Udder nal Igniags Waning. en bed boom one rIV dt art from W nallirdes won adennen. • Ina pp Us J. *ad y awe under age agalloge : ; Inn arm. W r. l= sr.. Me Cram. fals mud : Ingtear. Isa . segibie. an ed. ne a* Dinner* arrersed, to say part L rend anima b LLa mad 040111/'AS Ira Cadet Wham North Larks Ifikess INsamer, iltalerase. lalaaroa. v Knualan.t. WI'OVES, OAB RAM OAS COOL _ INO APPARATTA, vorraallel a. bre Is Ila.mk as rIAISAIPWS. Ib &lOW laveator W fir, awl paw garlltior. Ise. !A SidsrarairraL IlmorAlL Isoi•A V. MINT Ailin'T ATLAS caAIDOLIIIMA l maa Ouldille ama. Meat Arlarlig Puriabla Ruv Orr slaw gar or ANL Arso Tabs sod born OA SPA Or. At bra war. AA. AA 11110011D'8 1188INC711 d LIPS ISlsissil So the mai shalkred smillsSom rr sesis Ingssalbla tbOMB pornmar. re fteselielka weerary —Soli Is arm Y Ilk or Ow gratiliss ler Mk. IMIN2=6" wiped ea reeelpe of mmeinerie fa slampa sarle. - liWi NS Coy no. Illsori wait TOSSISSIS. INDIAN CARRYING COMPANT_lliimited) NOTIet IS Han! HMS. Met NO ATPUCATIONS tar RRAI. ea be lesshei Geer WZDNIIIDAT, Oa beteg —Sy mem et Os fuu VAT= THOMPSON, Seenlimp. 62. Mesepeeeliese, N0v.16, ART 171101 d GLABOOW.—LONDON mamma, in. nagrega.lnet, City. Tb. ter the pnoent year will t i aIs CILOIL The ZipwriaLt i aj a w reedy for delivery. Au woeshog eine ovary Ike 'lorded on application J. UOLIIT amosonsa. ifa hen Mr Looks. MR. and Mrs. GERMAN ILISD, with Mr. JOILN PANAY, TO-SIOMT, la thdr peptise INTIII. TARSUSNT. iad every evening oncept liatanlay) at —ltem lag hepresentatleas Thursday and Saturday, at 3, at the loyal Ogler, of laisetratsoa. 14. Recent stress —L nieserved seats, Is., IL: stab, i s stall shah; ea., wand to advance at die Gallery , sad at Mews. Cramer, Male, and Wood's, fi el, aegeaastreel THE LONDON P•VILION. OM STIR V STAMM AlleWires Id. tbe pea v Me pertormarms at the Mere liseirball bare bees warmly aerradelseed by the at lbe West Ukase imbibe gem, the. 'WA • d sad • better arteries a r ka. el . et essaye abareeier el Weasumemeale prevt.lei TM eseerletsseeses asiet et Ss arced eisr= selec tions tn ern rere Mk** 7h. m e eerie The erowedbeg Mot Tarally is their dried awl verespessed gynasslics sad • Taney el Ober simussit• HAVE YOU MN HESDERSON the OIttATINIT WONDie ut Lb . DAT. at TAI row PAVILION "'LIXCELLENTE BLIOUTERIE COLMAN= ALA YODELED SPECIAUX 6 ea II 111."—WATIMS. STUN sad IIItOODIN. Melee bees with • Ilrebelm Medal at tar Peels Ualver IsalleUera asseespoded by Ow above Ilaltertue testimonial, respectfully Write As pubis le to et *M rGOLD ClLtlrtra sad esseserve a.....,105ma et J iz a w4l llll . E 1 1; sal made co the premises. WATHILIRTON sad MODES.' lohlsmlthe Manstaatery, NA 616 IlearieUsetrest, Coveat-gsrden, W.C. Zstabbabed A.D. Assays made et Palm awl Jewellery for Is. mei N.D. T aresbllahmat elms at 6 la Ike aerials and is Marlys ft 1 Vilest Af3ON M HOKIIIIRO BATHS. N l V ira f=olfers to the visitor. Whig Ike wintereessma, all Ike enammignowt and attractions of larger towns. The an,. idiom( Carlon winch Is open throughout the Mr, contains a variety of ginkfas and splendidly d apartments, a grand saloon lor bells and concerto, a superb diniag.roorn and road rtable divan, a roomy and weltfuntished reads room, liberally and punctually supplied with German, Runtish, Vreitch, !Lilian, Russian, Polish, Belgian, and Clutch Journals. The banks of Trenteut.Quarante and Roulette are dolly open, no terms more advantageous to theta player than ate usual , the former having but the half Me tall, and the latter only one Zero. The daily venture of the Trtintibeattuarsate bank Is twelve thousand pounds, ant the maxima= stake is tout hundred and eighty pounds. The Refreshment Department of the Casino Is under the superintendence of M. (Tweet, the celebrated Parisian rest■urtor. The superior ' , reheats, of Mews. Garbs and Rosh parniwan In the mend bsU-ronm every canniest. Con certo. Mi. and other feativitlea are well.regulated and trimmest, and ace Add by the representations gives, two or three Saws • wok, Is Ihslesscht Vaudeville theatre. TheS 011011$1,11 pre. servos d the IDkeden abound lu red.deer, roe, harm. and (Labored mom The sew railway has almost brought Homburg Maths to the ssinittrts of Frankfort There are fourteen trains a Joy, to or fro, do lots late as half past sieves **clock. As the Journey Sill only holt as boor, the rue aneats of Frankfort or. wails easy nos► V niters Si ilsokbras soy •et to broods Si twelve hours So limbo tonfts's. as Pails Is sixteen, and to Lostion Si twestrdour, souo , dm or. communication by NIL ( v. :Its Irlu• ~ LONDON. MONDAY ItYKNING, NOVEMBER 18 18gi MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NZW AU I ITIIN AND WINTIM ITOCL Sur the Weeld.teated Rentals A \ GOLA Ist ritorgeas. I. rm. repletv and ready brit inspsetket. Thou) Irota•ery want ntigituttnl by Yr. Mos. Wboronlyaddruu i, ;.3, It Ili a 'k -prnaKr, lig govgisiQUAßE. AM wbo is nut lollneCted with any person imitating sad adver tising in his name. 118TABLL910.1.1 loth lkilittl:AßY. 1841. AWELCOME ANNOUNCEMENT. E. MOROI and SON beg respectfully to acquaint the public that they ham made preparations, op as naprecedentedly Mr,. scale, far the AUTUMN and WINTER SEASONS. Their stock of OVERCOATS crounriees every modern style In all thole of seasonable and eel-viewable materials. with the latest Improve. meats in workmanship. The Sverige, and Shelburne overeat are particularly recoinrnenileiL Their general stock includes every description of attire for an clasAes, all aces, and all occupations the articles are too nu merous to particularise, but may be gathered from their several trades of ileady.rnaile and Bespoke Teflon, Habit Makers Woollen Dra pers, Hatters, Hodes, Boot aad Shoe Makers, sad General CAR litters. BIBIPOKZ CLOTHECO DEPARTMENT Is too Important a branch of their Wallies to be passel over without a special notice. It offers a pert at dt, ootablaed with the most fashloo able and comfortable styles, and the moil elegant workmmiship. E. MuflEIS and SON need scarcely moilnd the public that In every department of all their establhaments the blithest degree of excellent e le associated with prices the moat moderate. Any article not approval of will he exchanged ur the money rational. New Pashion.plate for the present season, with rules for self. measurement and lists of prices peat free. MOsEll and 0,0Y'7 establishments are closed *very Friday evening at sunset till :Maui day evening at sunset, whoa bushiest IS moused until eleven o'clock. X AMERIn BOWS CftLoodas Houses, lataldistatsat : 154, Lta, IM, in. Maoris, : ** 00. 00. AbHial•• Odord.strest Breads: 106, 107. New Oaford4treea ;I, I, Harbison, 6o 7Yotteulwaseourt-road Branch • 137, IA Tottenbaas.court.road •• lades-road. Country fetablishasenta: Ithelbeld and Brainerd. Yorkshire. N.R. Our celebrated " INDISPENSABLE SUM' adapted equally for walking. riding, travelling, or butane, may be bad is a large variety of esseouable sad fashionable alaterfale from 105, to 70e. 7PLADIES.—ROWLANDEV KALYDOR, an Oriental Botanical Preparation fee Improving and Beauti tying the Complexion and Ohio. The radiant bloom It imparts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it induces of the hands and arms, Its capability of soothing irritation and removing all redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckle*, diseolora- Hoes, and other cutaneous visitations, render it indispensable to every toilet. It obviates an the effects of climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and Inclemency, or intense solar heat. Price ts. ed. and as. lid per bottle—gold at Ilk Hatton-garden: and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for " Rowlands' Kalydor," and beware of spurious and pernicious articles ender the name of " talydor." SLAV=:AYIItICAII THEM CIIIIIITMABWILILL Beadle and Co., of Inedon and New York, will publish, early in December, is hap. Coo, embellished with Impe•klp by eminent artists price I a od paper boards, h dd. ears cloak gilt, a highly Interesting and original novel, wattled MAUM GUINEA end her PLANTATION "CH ILDRRN ." a Romance of Mildew Week meal the American Slaves, By Nra MEM V. VICTOR. All the joy and sorrow, pathos and tragedy of Move Life an daguerreotyped In this delightful voltam It tells the story od the titristime holidays so they am enjoyed in Ilse great mem and cotton plantations of the United Seems . harbacurs. night dances, story-telling, torch•light hunting, courting and marrying. are all reproduced to the ve r y life. while through the whole rues the thread of a romance of absorbing beauty and power, Illustrating the lights and shades of slave agmainuce lu an lin geeesive manner. Beadle and Co., 44, Patertsoiggr4ww. Prier &t, or post 'roe for 7 stamp, UNSOUNDNESB of INDIAN GUARANTEES, shows la a Lotter to 1116111 Blatortiter, Fog., Boorolory d the Rock iseMrp. By H. TIMIII HOMPIIIITS. and Co., 6, Aro llsoris.loae. DR. trilTls ON NIZVOUSNISS, OBNIBAL D11311./TY. Le. Just üblished. prise la, poet tree trams the Author kelt MAY on the CAIIBE Bsa :n A MEDICAL CURE of YREMATC RE DECLINE In MAY. with plats directions for perfect restoration to heath and vigour. the resale of twenty five years' successful practice in the treatment of them peculiar nervmead acquired diseases which tend to embitter end shorten By Dr. J. L Conte, le, Albenterfeetreet, Piccadilly. Leaden. Ovasaltatkma. 10 tm I and Ile S. We feel no heiitstlon la maybes there le Demetabrrof society by wheel the book will not be fend tuetal—ettetber each pence hold the rehttion of went._ Mo. _or cls=an: —Bll2 - 'Andes Mama. a. ang J. SO, Warwick-lane. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (atom's nrsoiaxs.) ITALY. _ ROME, Nov. 15. It is said that the Pontifical government is secretly preparing an expedition against Umbria. Fresh enrolments of brigands are being made here. 'FLORENCE, Nov. 17. The Nationale of to-day announces that Bourbon intrigues are being carried ou at Naples, and in the province of Terra di Lavoro. TURIN, Nov. 17. It 6 believed that the resignation of the com mand of the 4th corps d'arm‘e by General Ciaklini will not be accepted by the King. The Goma will set out to-day for Paris, on a temporary lea're of absence. The Ministry will shortly be completed, by the nomination of a Minister of the Interior. Different rumours are current as to who will be called upon to occupy this post. No decision has yet been taken in the matter. TURIN, Nov. 16. The goarnihinit has granted the concession for the oonstruction of • railway from Turin to &vows to an English company, represented by Mears. Patten, Cargill, Greenfield, Qombert, and others. NAPLES, Nov. 16, Evsamgo. Chiavooi, meter having been driven from San Giovanni, fled successively to Monte Lenola and Baccs-Ouglislani, and has been unsuccessfully en deavouring to regain the Papal States. He is being pursued by the Italian troops. Twenty-ssven brigand., who formed part of his band, have been killed. Among their number was Belga de Sugua, who oommanded the attack on 0111tellUCCiO. Borges has appeared iu the province of Bsailicata with 200 brigands, and has sacked Tivegno and Halandra. Lis was repulsed at several other places. A deputation from Basilicata has demanded from General della Marmots the adoption of ener getic measures for the suppression of brigandage in that province. It is rumoured that disembarkations of small numbers of brigands, coming from Malta, have taken place ha Pouille and the Calabria& 1 PORTUGAL. LISBON, Nov. 16. Dom Louis has arrived here, and been saluted King. LISBON, Nov. 17. The Duke of Saldanha is very ill from the shook of the late Ring's death. tHE BRAZIL MAIL LISBON, Nov. 14. The Menageries Imperiale's steamship Besrn, with the abovemails, arrived here at 8.30 a.m. this morning en route forßordeaux. She brings 600,000 franca in specie. Rio de Jaieiro, Oot. 25.—Exchange on London, 25} t0251t ; on Paris, 370 to 375. Coffee, good first, 6.400 to 6.600. The shipments of coffee since the departure of the last mail amount to 106,400 bags, of which 56,045 bags were for the Channel. Stock, 160,000 bags. Exchange at Bahia, 25} to 25/. Sugar, 2.400 to 2.600 role per &nobs. Pernambuco, Oct. 21.—Exchange on London, 25/. Cotton' 10.000 reds ; and sugar, 2.200 rafts per aerobe. The Oneida sailed honce on the 20th Oct. THE SMITIPIELDCLUB CATTLE SHOW. On Saturday preparations were commenced at the Balsersirest Naar to Amish up the term of urge. aunt with the Smithfield Club in • manner worthy of the establishment, and more due ordinary attention is being paid to the comfort of visitors to the ensuing show, so that ladies will be sublet' to witness the last of the Wmiteod exhibitions of fatted cattle with perfect facility. 11.nseerpt the 'royalties, although it is understood that they will not be entered se competitors for prises, various breeds of cattle from the Florenoe Exhibition of sinpeodoes mite and marvellous symmetry will, it is &Midpoint', be exhibited, and form a marked contrast to several specimens of the diminutive Brittany cows, some breeds of which attracted so much attention, especially of the fair sex, lest year, and which are amongst this yeer's estates. The show itself will have several additional clamor, is so. cordance with resolutions adopted at the but annulme nt! meeting of the Smithfield Club. and the money prises have been increased to an extesonitnary extent compared with former years, amounting in the cattle clams to Mt, in the sheep claims to 3001., and in the pig classes to fief, or • gross of .money prises &moulding to 1,4001. The Devon breed of cattle will occupy four CLAMOR for which money prima to the amount of 170/. have been awarded. Hereford breed (four elutes), money prizes 171/1. ; short-horns (four elasees), prizes 1701. , Sussex breed (two clams), mousy prizes NO/. ; Norfolk or Suffolk polled breed (two dames), prizes 30/. ; loolphorned breed (two elutes), prizes 30/. ; Scotch horned breed (two claws), primes 45/. ; Scotch polled breed (two classes), plisse 451. ; Irish breed (two chases), prizes 3(1. ; Welsh breed (two classes), prises 351. ; and to the cross or mixed breeds of cattle, for which there are to be three clause. any prizes amounting to 75/., making for the cattle an swept/ of 29 classes. The sheep have thirteen ChMes ated to them, viz., long•woolled breeds (three ), money prizes amounting to 110/. The new elms of Kentish or Romney Marsh breed (ow class), with prism of 15/. The short-woulled breeds bus also four Gimes, with prizes amounting to 1354 The Shropshire breed (introduced last year), two classes, prizes 401. ; and another new clam, " the mountain breed" (ousels's), prizes 311. ; whilst the mom breeds have two classes, with prizes of 50/. The pig dance are four in number, for pigs not exceeding four months old, above four and not exceeding eight months, above eight and not exceeding 12 months, aid above 12 and uoder 18 months old. The show will, therefore, oanuist of 46 classes, sod is addition to the sai , prises already specified. there will be six gold medals awards.' for the beat steer or on, the best heifer or cow, for the Wet pea of long-woolled, the best pen of short-emend sheep, ss ales to the exhibitor of the bc.t pen of pigs in soy of the Glasses. Besides thaw a silver medal will be awarded to the breeder of the prize animal in every class, which, with the extra stock and the medal to the butcher who is the largest purchaser, makes a total of 58 silver medals. The stewards for the ensuing show are—For cattle, lone.woolled sheep, and pigs ; Mr. Henry Smith, Mr. Charles Stokes. and Mr. Samuel Anatey ; and (or short-woolled and truss-bred sheep : Mr. John Ford, jun., Mr. T. B. Northeast, and Mr. H. Thereon. In the implement department there are many improvements to be submitted ; and from the number of retries already received, and the character of the intended exhibitors, the last cattle.show at the Baker-street Bazaar bids fair to be quite equal, if not superior, to any of its pre decessors.— Marten KEATING'S PALE NEWFOUNDLAND OOD LIVIA WI, pert* tly =cat at ty tastelswo sad fres boat abalterstiou of say Id a& he auelystd, reported au. sad no eurseaded by Professors kr awl Tboreemo of days sad Bt. Hosettaio and slaeplMseewur ess ssiaed by Dr. &lota Yasuo oho, Is the WOMB law tale Dr. Perelrs. say. that " The best ail is that Niel devedi of odour. Weer, sad Amour," ebenetas.his will be Med toarto power In a bleb *wee. Maa Is. M.. photo Is. IL; qu is . sad Ituophit I l ia 01: Imperial merauss.—TA Yaufe. elosniyerd. LerAea. IYIFCACY the LUNGS.—Sufferers from any ITections In the ermine of respiration are wonted of tie feet, anquesthnsably true. that without the aid of Meeinratona mapluyesL it la oot pu.slble that ustice *ea he does to their eases ; and Shot the only itespotratres J sedan ea right sad safe precision Wag Masi for elm h this n 0... was totrudseed by their odes& lammter, Mr. Jeffreys, It la la the last denies Imprudent to place rellance on any ether articles assuming the nesse, which. wiser, they have any 'nett, set mainly by fissi• dlously abstractive its *strew: of fresh Mr kilo the lungs—to some Orient relieving osagh by undermining the constltudes. Sufferers had better wear se Respirator than be persuaded to use lue.prited mutations. VINO though sconeapanied hy into eh. dente recoodnemlatione of nst.lleal men. W holesale Agency far Jeffrey: ltespirstor, Mr. WILLIAM TWKEDIA :37, stated. Lodes, W. t . Arita in London. sad all tows& of the kingdom. DLBRIG HT'S APHRODISION.—The Phoe oursol N SAW 1111 TONle.—The aro rear eat Conibt sa of Phosphatic Nab, tondo*, Ina, he., airstad for both ems. eastalaing all the eresUal enstatsers at the blood. bran. sead awn subfuse: aireensie to the rbte loooceni 10 its aWea. prawns' its woolerful prepense*, affording Innainsis rebel. sad psrusseutly curls, who sutler Mai waist sad wining elf the anwous sad macular near epeurrhea, erre d the Nilsen. bladder, all urinary de posies rd ern War ezbaseettve densaereat of the sneer, ritimasselkag sod retairliontleg all the Import of element/1r the bums bra. Mon per bottle. or four labottlas In osse. Us. 1.444144•4 god seed 114 w Iddlatillery. 4 -strort=t- W nprelle the Ade of sit. *corps's church , whets Yee rif be bad the sew medical work. niftiest "Minor Italaribers," fee asses sad eon, with aa Vary os Bpsmolliro• pis alloirleg Ike morivlluas restorative powers of the sierky diamond sad werdewhil remedy. knows arrinally r the VS pars. Moe ft. id., by pril 14. 10.1: obrlig4d = 1. 1 4 ,77b7 pout U Warps All ensiesalballoaa Gad Pun sear orders be be addressed to Ralph bran& The above redl ines ben bass raided to a end photons, rimeliar el the &gal 0•414.• 4sgs. ar. ranead. whim rip be doe, woo• salted from It tea RITILRIXSTATION or FINSBURY. —A large number of persons have hese named ea probable candidates fur the resmentatioe of Finsbury, but at present so one has annally declared himself. Among the DIMS mentioned are Sir Jobe Bovrring, Mr. Morley, Alderman Challis, Mr. Cm, sad Mr. Montague Chambers, a former representative of °rennin ; Mr. Henry Fawcett, who divided the °Main of Southwark with Mr. Lamed at the late election, has bees whetted to allow himself to Le put in nomination. Mr. E. mien and Mr. Twelvetreas are also spokes of ; finally, we bear a requisition is is course of signature to Colooel de Bathe, de Guards' Club, son of Sir William de Bathe, to induce hint to come forward in the liberal Intend We hear nothing to ioduee us to believe that any gentleness will he brought forward to represent that "ma servatin reaction" of whin so much has been maid lately. ROYAL COLLEGE OF SC ROEON3 or ENGLAND.— The following gentlemen, having undergone the ueoeeoary euunivations for the diploma, were admitted members of the college, at a meeting of the Court of Examiner,, on the 14th instant, via.:—meson. John Lidderdele, Osmiogton, near Weymouth ; William Henry Julius Murrell, Lewes, Sussex ; liorPa Jolla awards. Newbridge, Glamorgansliire Thomas Henry Thorne, Northemploo ; John Wale Hicks, , Hadrian ; Edward Meade, Midl e t ni , county Cork ; Thomas JOZILAIrS 011PAELIM--ecipsiba sod Cobebs ! Herbert Wadd, Basinghalbstreet ; Walter Harris, Water egg d i mmers Me IrsM semegles l limes ot an of a ford ; Samuel Coley, Cheltenham ; John Duman, Jersey ; r t p•its• owe end •ava,and *NNW Meal 11•••••• ; Herbert Cooper, Bristol ; Charles Henry ABfrm, Stamford. ant pills ilaisikosa Z. Sainelas to imilselag bill ; Samuel Henry Banuibothani, Leeds; William Smyth w aien k s hihmismpok awls br boa"' i Russell, West !WINS; Henry Stanley_ Hall, ihunPuld Yogis kin P re P ar* " Henry Smith, Wigan, Lancashire ; Edwia John Winter sseaa ed alter ft ft bae ons i M a ark. sad Msaes 1 . 6 .0 bottom. skaa•-strut ; John Edwin Davey, Lewis. Boorsx ; norrses. isk Hoary Stood Fletriser, Abingdon ; William Tyndale Waren, icier Ike am art maim. ram. aadV lli gr:lL Tottenham ; Jams William Wbitall, Chaim ; aid fiery ••IssurVer. 47Th The rapalabs, which le to Inn of a Willi am mu,i s h , weutu. deeds a ears 'a 'bast aft days, MU "' CIinTAL PALACE. HALINA-Czowir DAY. CIO e_ se iV lM ills••••• 4 ed. ; free by poet . N. v. roma ab .." thwm "... / an e w 11. SATURDAY, NOY. 16.—Admideas an perms* ; ditto by area emoilit. Mb; ast aM suns Mau* t 4 ; Mal netting, 2,sa. 1 A N IFTECTUAL REMEDY.-LMBERTB AM. ARTIMATIC !ALUM. 'Menu' audits the bowels or elleettne the Ma only elltaielase end pommel. le admitted to N the beet teedlliime far teeserarlJ rellerlug wanalte, colds. analTheel MOB a erthink sad leapirot coommeeket. It Ire earett, ewes perm elms the te, unr pt. tuatikee Incurable, odsahreMy Awe the tteldhit which provokes frequent coughing. eferearetteg eerreoptiew Its effects ere truly benefklel. Penedo &E nd ed ni grip, or ereu lying down for fear of strains des. on relief la a few minutes Mow M laity; end wad by W. lAMB lii. eineele. fe d Jerrers- MIMS, illaymart , :t. nort by all Anegilste. It betties, tilt, and three esentitirs in one. ta d W. seen. Be partienler sod ask for Isetheirs Ardimatk Irian The MINI sod Mamie le engraved es the ellersp. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Nov. 16, EVIINTEIO. The Preussiache Zeitunq of today publishes news from Warsaw to the 14th inst., announcing that on account of the military being continually insulted and the regulations of martial law being set at defi ance by the people, it was expected that the govern ment would shortly, proclaim a special and formal state of siege in the city of Warsaw. M. Biatobrseski, administrator of the Archbishop ric of Warsaw, was arrested on the 13th inst. on ac count of the churches being continually closed, and because be had written a letter worded in disre spectful terms to General Luders. SWITZERLAND. BERNE, Nov. 16. The Federal Commissioners have returned to the Valley of Dapper, in order to complete their proto col on the recent violation of Swiss territory from the verbal depositions of witnesses. A fresh violation of Swiss territory has taken place near Geneva. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADNEIZAIdY, Nov. 16.—Arrournizarrii —Acting- Airistant-Surgeo• S. H. Koaggs. to the Algiers. Assistant Clark Y. J. Mould, to the Renege. WOOLWICH, Non TRIM RZCIINT DISTURBANCES AT THE ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY, WOOLsIcH.—The report of the ootn mission et ggeeooeenrall officers and members of the Cotinl of Military Education appointed to investigate the recent die turbanoes at Ibis, institution, is now under the consideration of his Royal Highness the General Commandlnspin-Chisf. A large number of witnesses were examined by the eaminip lion, including officers of the institution, and **vend cadets, the latter being allowed to point out their peculiargrievanam which were recorded. In addition to this investigation, another has taken place relative to the conduct of six cadets, who were found to be playing cards soil drinking, ountsnry to the regulations. and who have been suspended by order of the military authorities until after the Midsummer vacation of 1862. The effect of this suspension will be to delay the studies of these cadets at the academy for heady 12 mouths, TER RIKIICIT COURT-MARTIAL AT CRATHAY-- Private Healy Warner, 17th Lannon, who wail tried by a general court-martial at Chatham, on the sth inst., for h►ving deserted from his regiment when in front of the enemy at Kadokoi, in the Crimea, on the Nth of August, 1455, has been removed from the regimental cella at Chat ham Barracks, in charge of a military escort, to the head quarters of the cavalry depot, Maidstone. There is a strong impreesion in Chatham that the court has acquitted him. as Lis Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief, is reoy to the Secretary to the Admiralty, stated that be had no desire to claim him, surd he was therefore set at liberty, being at the time on board the Worms., Since the court-martial, the Admiralty have discharged the soner from the naval service.— United &Trice Uaatie. ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTIWILIT.—Tour Staff As- aistant-Surgeonv, being the first on the meter for foreign nerviee, have been ordered to India. Surgeon King, of the 14th Regiment, has arrived from the West Inches; Dr. Stuart Smith (staff) proceed' from New Zealand to India.— United Service Gazette. THE NAVIGATION OF nts RIII2II.—The Bulletin des Lois of Bavaria publishes a notice, announcing that pursuant to the terms of a resolution of the commissioners for the aavigation of the Wane, adopted with the ooessut of all the river states, and approved by the King, the duties takes at the bridges of the Rhine will be discontinued irons the let of January next. SEVERE FROST IN THE MUMMY... —Doves, SUNDAY APTICENOOII.—This morale poor man of the SAM el Ladd, who had been exposed sight, and for Afton hours without food in a fishing boat, was brought into Dover harbour nearly frozen to death. In this state he was conveyed to the Bailors' Home, where every means for his restoration were applied. There was no sensible pulsation when be wee brew &t S. the Home. At present he lies in an unconscious skis, hovering between life and death. The medical men, however, have expressed a hope of his final restoration. But for this refuge for distressed sailors be must bare perished (Stamped, id. Additional.) AMERICA. LIVERPOOL, B►roan►Y. The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Steamship Company's screw steamer City of Balti more, Captain Jeffrey, which touched at Queens• town yesterday (Friday) to land mails and despatches, arrived in the Mersey at noon to-day. By this arrival we received the New York jour nals of the 3rd inst., and telegraphic advices, vil Cape Race, to the evening of the sth inst. New York was visited by a north-easterly storm of wind and rain on the morning of the 2nd. The gale was very violent, and continued all the night ; and in consequence the City of Baltimore was de tained until the storm moderated. The New York Herald, of the 2nd instant, gives the following statement of the position of affairs : Our intelligence from Washington to-day is of a moat im portant and interesting character. General Scott has re. signed hi position as Commander-in-Chief of the Army, and General 111421ellan has bees plead at the head of the entire armies of the United States. President Lincoln &s -immed in person to General Scott, at the general's mi dterm, the aceeptence of has resignatin, sod a:premed the sorrow which he and his cabinet experiesod at the measity which compelled the veteran sold i er to withdraw from active service in consequence of age and ill-health. The some was intensely affecting. Gesell Scott wept, and with difficulty teadseed his thanks to the President for the kind manner in which he spoke of him aidssat his anion. Geesesd was the reetsi ef • sedid ova. doe yesterday, Itlllallan of Ns seseages.tellhablek po ple st wifewsw, mandee.in.cluef of the armies of the republic. He has sa address to the army, characterised by all rhrztlitad Woo= whisk belong to him. He woe* the heavy responsibility with diffidence, yet with firm's., and pays a just tribute to the gallant veteran whose place be le appointed to fill. He relies upon the en rage sad discipline of the men under his comwmad to restore the country to its integrity as a united nation, and crown the career of the American army, which it was the pride and glory of his predecessor to maintain with honour upon so many battle fields. Intelligence was received at Washington yesterday from a fugitive that the rebels had erected strong fortificatioes at Centreville, and that their camps, numbering 50,000 sass, extended from Manassas to within two miles of Fairfax Court House, having 10,000 at llamas. A new rebel battery, consisting of three rifled mama, has bees discovered on the Virginia shore, a little below Enna port, and a mile and a half farther down on the Potomac than soy batteries which have heretofore shown themselves. With this exception them is no appeemace of activity swag I the rebels in that region. The George Page still remains in Quentin Creek. From Feriae Macros we have as amount of the Muni of the United State bark Amanda, from a cruise, is which she captured four gr u atte v zreg to rim the blockade, three of them being it and owe as American. From the Upper Potomac we lean, by way of Dames. town, Maryland , that the rebels had pickets posted on Her. rime's bleed yesterday. At last accounts the main body of the rebels was at Goose Creek, eves roller south Irma Leesburg, which pies, it is mid, they abandoned the day after the battle of Bain Bluff, upon hearing that General Baaks's forces had crossed the river. Eight hundred rebel prisoners, Lem Fort Lafayette. arrived in Boston yesterday, and were received at Fort Warren by Colonel Dimmick, who commands at that fort. The same journal of the 3rd gives the following as the situation of affairs at that date : Geseral M'Clellan received yesterday a splendid sword, presented to him by • committee el the city wised of Philadelphia. Upon accepting the weapon, Gemmel M'Clalkin said that be received it, not for what he had done, but for what he hoped to do. He added that all that was neoesrary was patience sod confidence, and that victory would eventually be ours. The Powhattan arrived at Washington yesterday from Annapolis, passing therebel batteries on the Potomac with out heiug attacked. Several vessels passed down through the Swish Channel yesterday, however, and were fired upon, though without receiving any damage. Several shells were thrown from the rebel batteries to our ontrenchments on the Merylaed shore, but they did not impede the pro gress of the work on our fortifioations. Some of our :12- pounders answered with three or four rounds, but whether they took effect hos rot been ascertained. Ws have no intelligence of any movement in the army of the Lower Potomac yesterday. On the Upper Potomac a shell was thrown across hy the rebels, and struck an cal eer's test on the Maryland shore, opite Edward's Ferry, wounding • soldier inside. No other demosistvation wr made in that quarter. The New York Herald, of October 31, gives the following aooount of the wailing of the expedition from Hampton Roads : By the arrival hare of the government steamer Thomism Swan we learn that the fleet composing the great naval ex pedition have begun to more. Captain Hamilton states that on Monday afternoon, at live o'clock, the sailing vessels were getting tinder way, and when the Thomas Swan left the steamers were also preparing to take their departure. At midnight of the 28th, off Hog Island, be passed four steamers bound South. We also by our telegraphic despatches learn that the great Meet sailed on Tuesday morning, the Wabash this lead at daylight, when the gun was fired as a signa l, and the Cabawba bringing up the rear. The vessels. about fifty in number, formed in line a few mike down the roads, and went out between the Capes in splendid style. The Baltic bad the Ocean Express in tow, the Van derbilt the Great Republic, and the Illinois the Golds° Eagle. The morning was the moat beautiful of the season, and the scene the finest ever witnessed on this continent. Previous to the departure General Sherman removed bid quarters from the Atlantic to the frigate Wabash. An order was Woad on Friday night at 12 o'clock from head quarters, and taken to each ship of the deaf, that they must be ready to start on the followingday (Saturday), and the signal for getting up steam would to the " Union Jack "at the foremast-head of the Attne and each ship must indicate that she understood the by raising the " Jock " to her own foremast head. signal for sailing would be the lowering of the mama from the Atlantic, when, if understood, to be lowered by all the others. But on account of a north-east storm, blowing very hard, the expedition was prevented from starting; but the signal for getting op steam went up and was lowered, and orders countermanded. One little event happened on Thursday morning of last week which is truly worth our notice, for it betokeoa sue. COM. Captain Saxton looked aloft, and there perched on the very top of the maiutopmast was an American eagle ,• he sat there until the roars sod the cheers of the men and the *wellies music of the Third New Hampshire Band darted him off—but not in fright— for it seemed as though he just dropped himself upon the soft breeze and floated gently away, gazing down upon us ash, went, u much as lofty, " I have crowned your expedition with success." Borne fears were entertained that the prevailing gale would seriously affect the progress of the great naval expe dition, and this idea gaiuol strength when the Roanoke, which has just arrived at Fortress Mouroe, reported that she experienced very heavy weather on her way from Charleston, which compelled her to keep outside the track of the expedition. 'rho Ethan Allen, which has also reached Fortress Monroe, states that when she left the fleet, off (hp, Hatteras. the two boats formerly belonging to the New York and Brooklyn ferries—the Eagle and Corn. modore Perry—had been separated from the squadron. But by the arrival of a vessel at Baltimore yesterday afternoon, we !emu that the fleet was off ('ape Hat teras on Wednesday evening, at which time the weather was remarkably fair, and the squadron was moving along finely. The captain of this vessel reports that the gale commenced north of Cape Hatteras, and give* it as his opinion that the fleet did not encounter it at all, as the ships bad passed south of that point before it commenced. A New York correspondent of the Washington Commercial Advertiser, with regard to the destina tion of the fleet, says : It has been anuouuced in New York that the secretary of Commodore Dupont has taken the charts, instructions, &e., which slow the destination of the naval expedition, and "left for parts unknown." It is true, for, with a very very few exceptions, the destination of the squadron is " unktiowo," and the secretary accompanies it, and most religiously is the secret kept. Even the heads of bureaux in the Navy Department are ignorant, and only know that the calimit myna& has "left for parts unknown. " One of your New York papers published a map, two or three days sines, showing the spot where General Sherman will land, hut it was a map of the entire Confederate States coast, from Caps Henry to the Rio Grande. A careful fa 'mention of this and other maps shows no strategic point, apparently, of equal value to the Union forces as Wilmot. ton, and there are rumours of a new passage thither, called New Inlet, by which chips of respectable sine can enter Cape Fear river above Forts Johnson sod Caswell, and only some eight mile' below the city. But it is more generally believed here that Brunswick, Georgia, is the destination of the squadron now atloat. General Sherman's cusp will bo followed by another by General Butler, who is here organieiog a second ex Rion, and with these tree in the rear, Messrs. Bea sod Co. may find themselves in rather an uncomfortable position at Manumit. Then will General M'Clellau advance, taking good care to fortify his positions as he goes along, and not to armee almost undisciplined troops to the desperate on slaughts of the maddened rebels, who evidently feel that their chases for success is small—while there is every reason to believe that a traitor's doom awaits them. . . Members of Confess begin to arrive u the seesion ap proaches, sad tails same medially *miens the military [TWOPENCE plans of those in command, others urge • forward move ment, reckless of the consequences. There is good reason for believing that President Lincoln, with a majority of his constitutional advisers, fully approves of General Mll le'. hin's movements, which are explained to them without re serve, at their almost daily visite to hued-quarters. Lieutenant-General Scott is quite feeble, and moves with difficulty when aided to his carriage, • low brougham, in which he goes to and from his of which is near the War Department, and just round the corner from his residence. By taking short naps two or three times a day, the old hero manages to transact a good deal of business, and keep his staff busily at work. General M'Clellao has found it neceenny to organise a staff of experienced army officers, several of them ranking as brigadier.generals, that they may, if necessary, take com mand at a critical moment, should coloneli not prove equal to an emergency. This is doubtless not agreeable to the aides-de.camp of General Scott, who only rank as lieutenant colonels, and some military jealousy may bays arisen be twins the " headquarters of the army , " and the "head ' quarters of the army of the Potomac" Oar news from the South puts us in possession of the fact that the rebels have an army of 4'96,000 men in the I field, which are said to be divided as follows :—De ,..a..__ ru—s dandthetPor;iar;l.ls°:„roo6 ; d6== .31 Kentucky end Tennessee, 111.000 ; department of Missouri, 40,000 ; on the line of the Missnsipm, 39,000; at Charles ton, Savannah, Mobile, and Galveston, 40,000. The amount of small arms proves to be 898,000, which were obtained as follows :—Sent to the South by Floyd, while Secretary of War, 578,000 ; seized in Southern arse sale, 100,000 ; made in stolen arsenals, 20,000 ; shipped from Europe, 200,000. We learn Irons St. Louis, on the authority of a loyal *Bite° just returned from the camp ‘d` the rebel General eilMexh, Mariam riiir._.til• IMAir_lesisi —at that place. Large quantities cf cgia,inedictoZa other supplies, had reached General Price, and be ex pected a number of tided 0111211011 to arrive. It was said that Prim intended to give General Fremont battle at Neosho, where he hoped to defeat him, and then march on St. Louis, and make hi winter quarters in Central Xissouri. It was reported in New York that General Sam Houston, of Texas, was dead, but no verification of the fact bad been received. The Governor of Massachusetts had appointed Nov. 41st to be observed as a day of thanksgiving. That day will be the anniversary of the signing the original compact of government by the Pilgrims on board the Mayflower. Commercial intelligence anticipated rift New foundland. THE MEXICAN EXPEDITION. COMBINED OPERATIONS AGAINST MEXICO. A supplement to the London Gasetk of Friday, No►. 15, published on Saturday last, gives the following translation of the convention between England, France, and Spain, which was signed at London on October 31, and of which the ratifications were exchanged also at London on Nov. 13, 1861 : TBANSIATION. Her Majesty the Qtte;;;Ftle — Folted Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, her Majesty the Queen of Spain, and his Ma j esty the Emperor of the French, feeling themselves compelled, by the arbitrary and vexatious conduct of the authorities of the Republic of Mexico, to demand from those ri authees more e ffi cacious protection the persons and pro perties of their subjects as well as a fulfilineut of the oblip tions contracted towards their Majesties by the Republic of Mexico, have peed to conclude a convention with • view to combine their aommon action, and for this purpose have aimed as their plsnipotenharissLthst is to say, her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, the Right Hon. John Earl Russell, Viscount Am barley of Amberley and Arabella, a peer of the United Kingdom. a member of her Britannia Majesty's Privy Cons eil, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; Her Majesty the Queen of Spain, Don Xavier de Izturitz y bloater°, Knight of the Illus trious Ostler of the Golden Fleece, Grand Cross of the Royel and Distinguished Order of Charles 111., of the Im perial Order of the Legion of Homier of France, of the Orders of the Conception of Villaviciosa and Christ of Portugal, Senator of the Kingdom, law President of the Council of Ministers, and first Secretary of State of her Catholic Majesty, and hie Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to her Britannic Majesty ; and his Majesty the Emperor of the French, his Excellency the Count de Flahault de la Billarderts, Senator, General of Division, Grand Cross of th e Legion of Honour, his Im perial Mjesty's Ambassador Ectntordinary to her Britannia Majesty : who, after having reciprocally communicated their respective full powers, found in good and due form, have agreed epos the following articles : Art. 1. Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, her Majesty the Queen of Spa's, and his Majesty the Emperor of the French, engage to make, immediately after the signature of the present convention, the mummy arrangements for despatching to the coasts of Mexico, combined naval and military forces, the strength of which shall be determined by • further M ime-hang° of communications between their governments, but of which the total shall be sufficient to seise and occupy the several fortresses and military positions on the Mexican coast. The commanders of the allied forces shall be moreover authoriewl to execute the other opera tions which may be considered, on the spot, most suitable to effect the object specified in the preamble of the present convention, and specifically to en sure the security of foreign residents. All the measures contemplated in this article shall be taken in the name and on account of the high contracting parties, without refer ence to the particular nationality of the forces employed to exeunt* them. Art. 2. Theigh contracting parties engage not to seek for themselves ,in the employment of the coercive measures coetemplated by the present couveutiou, any acquisition of territory nor soy special advantage, cod not to exercise in the lucerne' affairs of Mexico any odlueuce of • nature to prejudice the right of the Mexican nation to choose and to coestitnte freely the form of its government. Art. 3. A commission composed of throe oommiasioners, one to be named by each of the coutinctie4 powers, shall be established with full authonty to determine all questions that may arum es to the appbcatiou or distribution of the sums of money which may be recovered from Mexico, having regard to the respective rights of the three contracting parties. Art. 4. The high contracting parties, &miring, moreover, that the measures which they intend to adopt should not bear an exclusive character, and being aware that the govern. meat of the United States, on its part, hex, like them, claims to enforce upon the Mexican Republic, agree that immediately after the signature of the present conventioncopy thereof shall be communicated to the government of the United States ; that that I government shall be invited to accede to it ; and that so an ticipation of that accession their respective ministers at Wulsingtoe shall be at once fur-aided with full powers for the purpose of concluding and signing, collectively or sepa rately, with the plenipotentiary designated by the President of the United States, • convention identic, save the suppres sion of the present article, with that which they sign this slay. But as by delaying to put into execution Articles 1. and 2. of the present convention, the high contracting par ties would incur a risk of failing iu the object which they desire to attain, they have agreed not to defer, with the view of obtaining the accession of the government of the Vetted States, the commencement of the above.mentioned operations beyond the time at which their combined forces can be assembled iu the neighbourhood of Vera Cruz. Art. 5. The present convention shall be ratified, and the ratifications thereof shall be exchanged at London within fifteen days. In into's, the respective plenipotentiaries have signed it, and have affixed thereto the seal of their arms. Done at London, ie triplicate, the 31st day of the mouth of October, in the year of our Lord 1861. (LS.) ItuFar.u. (LB.) Navies DE int= (LS.) FLU/AULT. Tan Nicer Ow/ gnaws or Serra Averant.rn.— dir Dominick Daly, the newly appointed Governor of South Australia, was entertained at dinner by a number of his friends of all shades of liberal opinions, at the Reform Club, on Saturday last, previous to his departure for the colony. It will be remembered that Sir Dominick hail previously • Ned a similar post at Prince Edward's Island, and h is recent appointmeot is the highest testimony which the Colonial-office could bear not only to his general talents and j ability, but to the efficiency of his government. , COTTON FROM CHINA.—Thu Cotton Supply Aallo - cistion of kfanchester have forwarded to Liverpool from Hung Poo, on the Yange-tse Kiang River, • large sample iof cotton for valuation. Having been submitted to a well , known cotton broker's firm, its pries was fixed at 141. per ' lb., the uotation for American--good fair Orleans—being about 12 jd. 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