The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-23 00:00:00

II / 1 , ,, ' .., Z"),.- . . .4 -- ;.. • -:.-- . --: e.- !-''',_—.- . • --, 1-1.. .•.... - %q' \: . . t • (STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONA L. ] [TWOPENCE _-_-_ I ~.. .... 'TS L. -k. Mei, Aso l. ... , 3 11. .1 Be, .101), io is.. ‘o re. 'so 1.. of u 'Not -N. "1 T. M . ' t L. L. sr. .., 'MA IA 'AO .0 - 'Blk. ti 1. li 1 et was steady 54 . ; Jiatto ol 64. to-day,moof 4 000 'OO A OOO ) letacelo ;,a1 1110. • %) Bd. ; Mai m. bins, 15g. to THE BOMBAY MAIL. METROPOLITAN MIJSIGHALL, Edgware rod.—Open at 7. FIRST APPEARANCI of JOB HARDY, the Patter Deride, and the Dublin Duettists, Master and Mao King. Two w w i le nightly, at and 11. Comic steam usual perfection boat of othw tabstit Harp, and Musical Director—J. J. POOLE- fu,STLE LINE of PACKETS for CALCUTTA THE AMERICAN OIL WELLS TRADING Mr.d.—NOTICS to SHIPPER-N.—The Wendid clipper COMPANY (Limited). WILY/ORIN CASTLE, 62 lone register. W. W. ST VAL. To be ineerporated under the Cam es Act of 18M, by which , 'ceding in the Cad India Dock. will be despatched the liability of the shareholders is limited to the amount of on the 47th November. All cargo mimed by this their .hares. Ilmoilituit be alongside and cleared not later than £6th Nov.— Capital 6360.04.10, in 5,000 shares of 430, of which MOO fully paid tr o l eht or apply to the owners . DONALD CI T ERIE up are reserved for the vendor. , LiereplonTage_RlNDLAY and Co., 66, Parliament-street: LI payable on application, and NS on allotment, which will be HIRBINO and Co., No. 9. Oraceeknrchetreet. returned in full if no settlement is granted by the Committee e O. of the Stock Exchange. - Calls nut exceeding Lb per share to be made at intervals of not less than three months. A minimum dividend of 8 per cent. per annum, payable half yearly, is guaranteed for ten years; for the regular payment of which et per cent. will be retained from such lustalment pay able to the vendor, and be Invested in the name of trustees, at the Rank of London, until the whole amount of the guarantee shall be deposited. 169802011 e. J. W. Monett, Esq. L M or E. J. Charter. H. W. Weguelin, Faq. I D. Y. Luckl3, Yaq. J. B. Hartwell, Esq. COMMITTZT IR 51W 'WILL. Roffman. Yon (Hama Hanna and Curium). 4 171°1t0n,, Esq. (Mews Darting, Albertson, and Row). BULLS -dank of London, Threadneedle -Wreck and timing- Wont B RO LII/9-1155115. Spencer and Norton, 22, Throgmortou etreet, 801JCITOR--Georle Lawrence Nert.,A Yetachurchotreet, E.C. Aroma —Henry Thnolkeld Edws, Eaq. 9, Kings Arms-yard. BEarraav (pro tan.)—Edward JAM. tuna. Fay. Tempcesry Oakes-51 and 42. Langbourne-chembers, 161„ Feu chore's-street. S.C. THE SALE OF AN ENGLISH CHILD. By the arrival of the above mail we have advices from Calcutta to Oct. 28. Colonel Stanley, of the 15th Native Infantry, who it was stated some months ago " pricked" with his sword one of his sepoys when on pared!, has been removed from the command of that regiment. Much sensation has been caused by an English girl of fourteen years of age having been sold to tho Chief of Bhatwa, in the Kattywar territory, to be i placed in his harem. He is said to be seventy years old, and to have bought her of her parents for 3,000 re. (300/) The following par ticulars are from the Delhi ii Gate tte of Oct. 21: It appears that a certain chief, who holds sway In the State of Bhatwa, in the Na tt y war territory, and who la ' named Khamaldese, or Kunialoodsen, lately conceived a' desire to add to the livestock in his harem, although I bowed down by the weight of seventy years, by promise' an English girl aod inducing her to take up her reddens within ita sacred precincts. For this purpose emissaries were despatched to Ahmedabad, where lived an iinglidanian with his wife and children. They wars a dissolute couple, by all accounts, and of course had long rubbed skirts with poverty ; yet they bad something which the wealthy chid of Shinn did not poses& They bad an Aleglish girt, their • daughter, named Ass*, a girl I of aboat foluesei years of age, and the Disffirs Nab suite having looked about them and mesnathed the mower of the place at ones determined to mak* the parents sn offer for the person of their d ti aught it which er. The s ues um of three thousand rupees was the tempting to make them drive their little Ash into the Newel, ol Bbatwa'e net, and the experiment sureeedod. The father agreed, for and in oousideration of 3,000 rupees, to amigo bts daughter for her life to the tender sore efXuatalsodork , The bargain having been struck, the eiseirsetiag while made the best of their way to Bbatwa, whirs the was so be paid aod the goods claimed. Arrived a= destination, this child of 14, the offspeing of ffeEkka parents, sad a daughter of the Christian church, washandad over to her purchaser, and the delicato.inioded parents became the hippy possessors of 3,000 rupees. At this stage of the proceedings a clergymaa, thp j = lain of Bsjkote, to whom the circumstance was re tried to interpose between the unnatural parents And, and her brutal curlew, by calling upon ths notated spat of Hanyawar to exert his authority and lemma ths child from the destruction to which, body and soul, she was doomed by her natural guardians. Oar ooneeporident does not vouch for the truth of the report which has reached him touching the action taken by the political agent in the matter, but what he gays Is, that Anna after she had become the Nawabs property, was solemnly made to abjure the anon of the Christian church, and formally roved into communioo with the followers Of the true prophet. The political o ffi cer, it is said, deputed his }metier to bo preemst at the osremoy, and this fastationsi7 brought him • fall and particular amount of all that took place on 21.—We ba, t , make tales l e e taken. Th i low for se es } tton u /A v. sdeyenska q snot obki,Q ars are rap, sod very %Oa 'ad! , Y. Is ta s st sums Friday. the AtetiCk me of rim a .. 7 making lay loser seals at eelhave esuei terms. Th e me. Wo a d k general wish to It very amioesly resumption ap. some redoetim toren complai a teett eeedrte, a, and they i sft prodattioa, eg pennent emu we have beg i s Ms been cos el Lye beta gruk r ▪ acootutei be., Cotton bail ba• ft, sod Ulmer The 1▪ peoute m bri r in pries, THE OXFORD. THE MARKET GIRLS, an Operetta, by J. Offenbach, in which the whole talent of the 040 — leeet will anneal', with augmented band and ohm ma conducted by Mr. Jeaghmana, THIS XVICNING. :„-------- BLACK WALL LINE of.PAC KETS. —For MEL pma (Port Phillip) Direct—Nesera CIEZEWS ship m onnylik, LNG tam Diptaia J. T. CLAYTON, will leave &at betia Docks 011 9th December, and wry is ewe rood iirpos .—Appq to P. a aux and Co., 110. leaden. wane. Lc. THE OXFORD.-THE HUNGARIAN BROTHERS and SISTRIt, ILIRALFT, In their new Enter tainment. Messrs. Dorigh and Davies, H. Power, Rarell Grover. the D'Aubans, Herr Pt.:skew, the Russian gymnast, and other available Went THIS EVINING. :-....------_ TEINSIAND. - BLACK BALL PAS -90018 LINE—New amusements with H.M.'s Colo. Government. Reduction of Steerage Fare to £l6. Land oyis des lAgIMII to all classes. cso D, for BRISBANE, Moreton Bay direct, /mad es MM December. lids renowned clipper ship, bollt by Donald . juday pyramid specially for the Black Ball Queensland , and psde. is one of the finest models and Mutest ships in I r. 0% . ass just returned from the colony in Ta days from iredto lead. and will again be despatched punctually to dab". Is swivelled accommodation for all clones of passengers, and beewith a patent distilling apparatus. kli Z. - From Glasgow direct, the clipper LIGHTOF TICK agg, LICA tom will be despatched punctually December 2. imply to JA SIMI RAINED and Co. Lis erpool; all agents far giUM Ball Line ; and T. M. MACKAY and Co., I. Leadenhall meet landro. LC. CIATTPS MUSIC-HALL, Westminster -bridge- VI med.—Proprietor, cARLo GATTI.— The above elegant Nall Is OPEN EVERY EVENING. supported Westmin ster-bridge- the great Lin gard, Albert Mode, Charles WOOdiCan t the celebrated double voles vocalist, bibs Lydia Lattliasr, and a halt of talent of the highest order. NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK of RNOLAND—The DEAD and the LIVING: The BUILDER of THIS WEIR codeine a due View of the luttrior of the National Provincial Beak and plan of the Building—Papers on lb. Retention of the Dead amongst the LIVING. with illsotl,l -tion—The Renuilits In the Peloponnesaa— Bonny Dundee —Sant tory Reports—Submarine Dlving—Cathedral of Jews—Architects' Charges, Hu. td., or by poet, bd. I, York-street, Coeeot•gardeo. sad an NewemeD. STUN IRON LIVERPOOL OR ( = "TOWN TO NEW YORE. TWICE A LIVICILPOOL, I'4l ZW YORK. and trnauxusau BTEAII4IHIP 00WPANT Intend de. . f iaging their wered de.bollt Iron sou Ilteun-fEdia, for NEW YOWL CITY 07 NEW YORK, Wedoes4sy, Nov. rt. OITY 07 DUBLIN. taturday, Nov O. g a g wan Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and Isaadaya c o t• pone by the mail drainers tolling evey Wednesday. IEI7, sad raaa•sa, scrordiog to tb• ae.thththodatioo. ca. =by the rrlday's and Saturday's steamed,. 15 phone. woo Includes a full aupply of cooked provtdona "fid anad l mood the Milted Mates booked through on farina —For further particulars apply to ELIA*MAE, SI, Water-street, Liverpool; ce UM MACEY. ea, was walimaainat. London. to ELVIN EVIIRYBO D.Y' BUS IN Ef4 8 will be in EVItitYBODYIS hands, rd fo SlSRYlibroll mouth, IVlSltYWlUtliasaan tholediDosolmt. nloginkeise 118. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. This Company is established to acquire petroleum lands to Ame rica, either by purchase or lease ; to work those land on its own account, or to re-sell or sub-let them; and generally to trade in 80001411 m. 81111 been entered Into far the parttime by A l 're r narl ympan eolettlrtndermentioned properties: The freehold of 1.848 acres, and the beam of SAO acres together 6,171 acre., situate In Kanawha, Calhoun, Mason, Blush* Putnam, Wirt, and Jackson counties—to the centre of the petroleum producing district of Western Virginia. These lands bear upon them undeniable evidence of oil. Notyield • week passes but oil Is struck on adjacent properties ; the of the wells being from 16 to 70 barrels of oil daily, of the best lubricating sort, which pervades the whole district, and is saleable at the welt' a mouth at from 40 40 50 dollars per barrel. The sum to be paid for the acquisition of the property, In cluding all engines, tools, derricks, and other fixtures, Is £30,000 in paid-up shares of the Company, and LISO,OOOIO cash, blnstalments, out of which the vendor empowers the ThreC44Bl to retain (say 64 per cent , or shout MOO sufficient to gua rantee a minimum dividend of I per cent. per annum for ten years on the amount paid-up on shares allotted to the public. This reserved amount will be deposited, se the Instalments are paid, with the Bank of London, In the names of Tr1111...44 to be apc=l the Directors on behalf of the shareholders. In nuu,l the disappointments which have resulted to the public from the recent refusals of settling days by the Com mittee of the Stock Exchange, the Directors will apply for • set tlement within one month after allotment, and have arranged to return the deposits In full if no settlement Is granted to the Company. Prospectuses snd forms of application for shares may be ob tained at the offices of the any Comp, 4of the Bankers, Brokers, and Solicitor, where the articles of an association and con tract for purchase, together with a plan of the several properties, esa be seen. VVERYBODY'S BUSINIESS.—NOTICKThe advertising rages will be closed against ADVERTISE. VENTS in the Sist - gnittion sites the Seth inst. )01cared Tomtit 'MOTOR MARIGOLD'S PRESCRIPTIONS. -1-/ TRAs of the sod CHRISTMAS NUMBER of ALL THS RIMS BOUND. M. WOMASassillest. ettend. W.C. apainusee is been op to the Goode *hid km ,evetely large gat. • 11111,hes slum in mach incitio• red either u jots nt alterstico. Nov. 21.—The is compared sal rig exercised is eII avoid being cwa ea are reqdrol tee 101 , 1 are still sow AA the supply i• d in Wing we VOTTERDAM and the RHINIL—REDUC xi, TICK of PAU& —The Netherlands Stmunboat Companys biladf a marlte swam BATAVICS, Captain W. SMITH, will Imes feammick Wm, Slactuall. KV ANY SUNDAY at 11 o'clock. et went of the Mao a.m. trails from lenehurthetrest Mutton. larhend farm: WOOS. a K ; fore cabia, Do. ; return ticket' Wei at • fare and a halt —Apply et CHAPLIN'S Universal rime. lasestotreas. W. : or to PUILLIPPS, GRATES PHIL. UM and Co.. SA Dunstan 's-house. S Diumian's-1411. GOTHENBURG. —The first-class screw steamer aIISTA7 HASA. Captain C. F. STIHHL. wfll deer for the store port on or Pout the ant hsstant. Has superior *mom- Mellon for passeagers.— Apply at CHAPLIN 8 Universal OOP nt-etreus, H.. or to mums. GRAVLS . PHU. erga Pa Co., St. Dunstan's-house, Dunstans-htll. 11. C. I.—Made:bra a the Wee ea. edon, bee mai a drill are roads a -- - THE FREEHOLD LAND and BRICK 11A KING COMPANY (Ilentted). Incorporated ender the Companies Act, 1862, whereby the lia bility of each Shareholder In strictly limited to the amount of his subscription. Capital L 26,000, divided into 6.000 shims of Et etch. Derain LI per Share upon application, and LI per Share on allotment. Calls not to exceed C.I per Share, and at intervals of not lea than three months. It la not proposed to call up more than di per Share. A Guaranteed Dividend of not be en than 111 per amt. far the Brat it.. years, and all profits aboe toper ant. will Waterbed to the i reehold Land "Purchase Account." DIRECTORS. Colonel Richard Ouseley, Junior United Service Club, and Gloucester -plain, flyde.part J. E. Patter, Fag , Lee-park. Il l a r c d ir a Ctesth. J. Broderick Hartwell, la.. I, Hamrick-place, Regent's. park (Director of the London and Pada Hotel t..aupen)). Joseph t h etsChepatow•place, Bayswater, W. ;Direc tor ofCity A.suranee Company) Idward Charles Lea, Esq . (Mos, Le a, and Co., Merchants), 16, Water-lane, LC. iy'a market a hir lowly at shoal la Foreign neglected Nog quality rather late rater. Berra awl rather dam at, 10,554 ; balky, IRE OTTOMAN 00111FAIn T (LIMITED INVITE APPLICA TIONS FOR TILE CAPITAL OF Ira BANK of TURKEY (Limited). 2. (Incorporated ender .• The Companies Aot, MeV limiting the 11A84. al the Shareholders to the amount subecribed). pLLaI i1,0(0,000, la 10,w0 Shares of L. 4 each (with power to FDA Issue ROW Shares. Benoit n per Snare on application. and Ft an ellotment. *here no allotment Is made to au applicant, his depo.dt will be returned to Castled to exceed Loper Share, and at interests of not km than three months. IlianCroaa. William 0. Ranee, Esq., Messrs. llamas and Co., Merchants, Upper Tharnesetreet, London. L Dyer, Pp., late G. ?lend Manager in Ceylon of the Asiatic Beams Corporation, The Manor-house, Harrow-road. London. I. Lelia r palsy, Req.. Director of the ottoman Company, the cumin. The neat step taken in regard to the child was to marry I her, after the flahomedan fashion, to ber purchaser, bat before this interesting ceremouy (which, we believe, is not regarded quite in the light of a rummest by the sons of t e ate e ls:Xi ,Pleierfy°romttiefulite* political al3mr 1° .5.4.1 I. just turned seventy, to draw up a marriage settlement, by which the new light of the harem is secured io the poeseelion of an inoome of rupees two thousand and odd per annual, including an item of thirty rupees for pa sad pooping. which may be looked upon as an equiva len t for pin money. The political agent, however, was not setislied with this province far the preset wards of Anne, and being a tar-sighted man he took can to secure her against any unpleasant accident, such as desertion, for iostence that might happen r ind future. He canoed ano th er d eed to be drawn up, by it U stipulated that, the event of her being at a n y time 1 isW ished from that blessed in abode of virtue, the harem, she to receive, for the term of her natural life, the handsome allowance of re. 230 per manual, or n. 3,000 per annum. Raving finished our narrative we pause to oonsider the dreadful details which it lays before us. Supposing that there is even a dictant approximation to the taath in the story as related by our correspondent, we have before us the degrading picture of an English father and mother *must ing, for • sum of money, to yield up their daughter to the unhallowed keeping of a lewd hiabomedan. Was ever de pravity such as this witeessed eider our eastern skies? Of the political agent's part is this traneadioe we ale um willing to speak hers, bemuse we have not been furnished with information on this head sufficiently reliable to justify our co ig nircenting with severity on an officer who has geined so hh a place in the opinion of the government, and we lOcioldnot speak of conduct such am that now imputed to him with thy &gra of patience. We can mil trust that what Is l a id a a bi n c iale ma; prove a groundieu fabrication. Meanwhile what is left us. ii (,:: brood over the effect width this most disgraceful incident will product Oh 0.0 'miles wheat Imre today, r come more freely, nit to lowa yds. ration in the ulna I rat« of Friday, fine quality of Ole u beton ; =Man ka, and other arliair Woe-General Alfred George L end o late Royal Engineer. &WI. TS, St. St ep Lon. Gamier Hawn, Req., /dears. MeEwen, ./trywn, and Co., Obagow, DireCtOr of the Buffalo and lake BUM% Railway Company, and of the Grand Trunk Hallway Company of et we hays a fair at moderate show of et Tuesday's raw. leer ; damp gust:Pies and oats, Prim"' Is grower :—Wlat, rial bushel, 46u to 40a. to 445. Bully, s., 345. to 365. ; dills 30a. to 33e. Oats, old, 63Ibs. to 651 kw, Vibe., 36a. to 40s. At our market this of wheat from the st f mob in since Sitar off quickly at folly sd demand was mew s, choice old Norfolk llbs. Flour unaltarod. neglected ; griod , eg !a mush ioquired for. r of wheat was good of buyers. Thera was mien maintained het used is. to 2s. Per QT. 4 and made slay full per qr. cheaper. .Both id remained normally peas, Ito., bminess war New wheat, 445 le r, 36a. so 425. Oatr, ens, 425. to 50s. STA Is. per busheL Flom. 625. per qr. YER& voodoo—lietropolitan BA mut Provincial ink (Malted). CombilL Arundet—Nunn. Henry and Co. 801101101—Frederick W. Snell. ray.. 1. Georgewtreet, LC. fizatsreitY—Charles Snowily BR. Maces-160, Gresham house , OW 111.042111:feet, London, !LC. The Company will commence operatoonsfathwith. The series of dividends of 16 per cent will be payable lot April. 1064 the Ist Jul. the 111 October, the Ist January the , len, and after wards q ua rterly sucoession each year, on th e mum day of the month. Particulars, with prospectuses and forms of applicationosay be obtained at the Company's Whom also frees the Bankers. and Solicitor. Canada. LJ. Marsden, lan., late Manager in Bombay of the Chartered Magnate Bank of India, London, and China, 80, ptd~gcare, London . id~arQ J . Muybridge, t:eq., late merchant, San Francisco, 4, Itomptoninuare, London. Data Palmer, bq., Director of the; Ottoman Company, BERLIN, Nov. V. ThTaios. Ds Bon. Bourke Berkeley Portman, 6, Princes-gate, Knights . bridge, S.W., and Bryanston, Blandord, Dorset. Prescott, Grote, Cave and Cave, 02, ihreadaridioatzeet, Leaden- TM Ape and Matte:man', Bank, 10. Place Vendome, Paris. Subscriptions for Shares will also be received by Maws. De Wad, %Mined and Co., Antwerp. J. B. Skene, Eq.. 11.8.M.'s Consul, Aleppo.. M. Jos. Jaques, Banker, Berlin. Mews. tapir, Battaini and Co., Beyront. M. Sam. Minn, Banker, Bordeaux. Moen. J. 11, and L. Du Jardin, Bankers, Bruges. D. Sindison, Esq.. 11.B3i's Consul, Brume. M. de itevelaky, Mohr kffendi khan. Conatantinople. Desire Ch. Dubois and Co., Banker; liarre. The European Bank, Marseilles. Messrs. J. L Odear and Co.. Marseilles. Lamed Abbott, Esq., Salonica. yews. Maurice, oh% and Co , Smyrna. Le Chevalier van Lenny'', Dutch Coissul-General, Smyrna. La lemons Royale Wurtembergeoise, Stutprd. C. Borrell, laq , Consul for Spain, Yolo. SDUCIIOSA—Mesaree Courtenay and itoomze, 9, Greet:church stnet, London. BROKILIM Briars Upward and PMCOtt,lb, Throemortou-street. London. Ikon KW, Anderson, and Brodie. ISt, St. Vincent-street, Eaves. Jackson and Barclay. 1. Brown's -buildings. Liverpool bury Woodhouse. Faq., 8, Market -place, Manchester. sacarLuta 'pro tor , —B Lambert, Di'. Temporary inlices—City Bank Chambers, Threadneedle-street, London. THE FRMA RHO C ELD OMPAN Y LAND ted). and BRICK NOTICELimi IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the SHARE LIST will be CLOSED THIS DAY, the lust., for London subscribers, end on SATURDAY, the tath bud., for London ,u By order. 88, ()ma'am -loupe, Nov. 22, INA CILABILI 81" WIN. Sec. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COPANY. Oflce•-1, Daloatreet. Liverpool ,SI and M, Poultry 7, Carnalll and Cbsrusg-eron, landau. PROGRIEIS Or Till COMIPAIT WWI 1860. mind. Up to this time the studied courtesy and respect with which Englishwomen are, here and elsewhere, treated by their male countrymen, have always secured for them a correspondieg amount of respect from the natives who habitually look with contempt upon the females of their own ram. Englishwomen have hitherto been held sacred and unapproachable by the mass of natives, and our feelings have never been wounded by hearing a single expression by natives among themselves that could be considered in any way derogatory to the chareeter of Esglish women or hurtful to their dignity. Will Englishman think it strange if incidents like that we have hue narrated should in time diminish that respect for English women which natives so studiously preserve evervwhere and st all times! That which is unattainable and beyond price is held in reverence, but that article upon which a market values placed will go to the highest bidder, be he who he may. The sum o f re. 3,000 was paid for this un fortunate girl ; will it be ve r y surprising f this fact en genders the thought in the native mind, that the same sum, if judiciously laid out, might furnish any other enter prising reprobate with a young and spotless English girl for his harem ! The very thought is sickening. We are surprised that the government of Bombay has not in some public manner noticed of this mo st sa gs ect. nt instance of child reading on the part a Briti The sot is fraught with so much future dagger, that im mediate steps should have bee n taken to bring the offenders at least to justice, if it was too late to rescue their victim. " Another victim has fallen by the hand of a fanatic assassin on the frontier (says the Lahore Chronicle of Oct. 7). Arthur Manatou Ommanney, Lieutenant in the Cavalry of the Guide Corps sta tioned at Murdan, was riding on the evening of the 3rd inst. past the house in which the band prac tises, when a Mussulman approached him saying he had a petition to make; st the same time, seizMg the horse's rein, he stabbed poor Ommaoney with a knife under the right armpit. The murderer was immediately apprehended by the bandsmen, and is now in Rafe custody. He states that he is a native of Bela, near Jelallabad, afollower of Synd Moberuk Shah of Mulkah, and had come to Murdan with the express determination of taking the life of a Feringbee' in revenge for the burning of Mulkah during the Umbeylah campaign. After the above was in type we received information that the mur derer, having been convicted on the clearest evi dence, was banged on the 6th inst." ' ted "". ,Flr• Preadams.l We Premiums. i 117.10 SAMS% 7/.71i181.061 1116,974 1,1111,905 184141 11,Y14,300 - - 18itisidesth secretary, tondos. arty dap after they Sr. admitted. market *Adel d a▪ nd useful animas — quantity that has but buyers was also pith! th only a moderato & mely high prime masd. gaitlefed transaction lost g ton hand. This beep of good ban last week beat large number chanted an advance of about so e. la veal then very firm. In the pig rade was tolerably rot g i gs a recd tendency. r and heifer ditto, la per lb. ; other brow& teal, Bd. to 9 d. ; P" . d. to le. ;sweet Oda old store pig% 2L to 181. FROSPECTUS. This Company biome) at the express solicitation of merchants sod others rumored in trading and monetary operations in the Woman Empire, for the purpose of extending to the mercantile community of Turkey that legitimate aid which, in more towered countries, In rendered to commerce by well-conducted baking institutions. The enormous development of the trade of Turkey within the I 104 tow years ban not been Diet by any continuous increase of Mang facilities; and when it is considered that the total im porta and exports have risen from £24,000,000 In 1862, to up wards of Leu,ooo,ooo in the year 1861, some idea may be termed of the vast and profitable field which Is open to a bank con doned upon English principles, and managed by gentlemen loamming a local and practical knowledge of the country. lo the year 1861 the total number of vessels that entered wild cleared at the port of Constantinople woe only 13,089, PCfmafe e9 2,lo7,3l 6 ; while in the year tette the number rose 6 . 10 i . tonnage ,7,43;:,083. At the port of Smyrna the total imports and exports in the year 1864 amounted only to £ 2 , 461 : 0 ffi: while In 18Ut they increased to £8,683,502. In these Out ninon of Turkich commerce there is but one Joint-stock OMB la existence. The Ottoman Bank Ida tontine Imperials Ottomatte) is the rely Wok in Turkey, sad the profitable nature of its operations b evidenced from the price of its shares, which, with 410 paid, me quoted at £l6, while the last dividend amounted to 15 per Mat per annum. Ike operations of the Bank of Turkey will be strictly confined to banktru business, to the et:chub:Bi of anything connected WU the business of a marcnaut. It will assist commerce, while at ti e tame time it will avoid on its own pert all inter ference with, or competition in trade. This feature in a bank fee Ttatey is of peculiar value, and will secure at once for the Coo Pull a clientalle of the most unexceptionable and profitable dinner. The Beak will afford facilities to merchants In this country sad on the continent fur the negotiation of their drafts on ndenta in Turkey. IMl A T EVcations for shares may be addressed, in the annexed form, 16 Directors, and copies of the prospectus ma be obtainet it Me office. of the Ottoman Cornrow, b), eedlestreet, el st the often of the Bankers, Brokers, and Seeicitors : but no tepliration will be omen ',red unless a deposit of Al per abate as the onmber of shame applied for has been paid. Copies of the memorandum and articles of association may be obtained at the offices of the r elicitors, or at the temporary offices of the Bank. Copies will be forwarded by post, without charge, en application to the accretary. JeL—During the week have been as foliove:"' flea Ly, free dal; Wednesday, Salere,ll mien to the nOhlis. og• 239. Total, 10 ,674. ,462. TM WAY'S OINTMENT 0) bousands of martin frr, e but one long &ware, an at medical men in Tale. ... 'without relief, haver! to hope tor comfort rn naccidt ent These ar has call e ed Wen es 'imonths uln: T s . for w i t h rbsai tnthaebeen well rubbed U by the course 0 1 d in an Incredibly sh PORI OF arrt.ICATION TOR MAR IS. (To be retained by the Hankers.) No To the Directors et the Dank of Turkey (Limited). Gattlemen,—Haring paid to your bankers the sum of telag a deposit of al per share .dt shares In the oboe; employ, I hereby request that you will allot the that number. 0 4 1 agree to become a member of the company ht respect of Web shams, or in respect of may less number you may allot me, and to execute the articles of mauciation when required ; and lallileat that my name may be placed on the register of members Ice the shares ao allotted. Usual signatme Name in fun Residence l'iofetalen or boolows Date S PECTACLES are NECESSARY WHEN the Eves water, are misty, or fatigued after Nadia; WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear to be double . WHEN more light than formerly is requisite— per example : wHEN the candle is placed between the eyes and the book : WHEN objects must be held further off to be seen more clearly HEN much difficulty is found in threading a "mettle. The above us premonitoryalgus of decaylogsight. and iedicate , ...at an optician should be consulted without delay. From long all extensive practice Messrs. Thomas Harris and Son are fully Impotent to advise on all twitters pertaining to the eereenrYing defective sight. They all a late tenses. Perfect' , tr ue . 01 the requisite poise?. and likewise they judiciously abet • spec tacle hem of the form most incoming to the Baca THOMAS and SON. opticians to the Royal Pamil7. opposite the rush Museum gates. Widen (their only house), established Caatioa—No travellers or watt i i , . . \ 1 3, AND DEATIO. , uset , Bedford-Wor e . ir.C " Dor inibter. mn., W. don-lquars. *heath. M& C. I L WWI. idolph road, Stalda-alo. 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NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE. —The greatest sad mod useful invenUon of the day, AQUA A ARELLA.— Meads. JOHN GOSNELL and Co.. Three King court, Lombard- he street, Loudon, perfumer s to her Ma j esty, respectfully offer to t public this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human hair to its pristine huo—mo matter at what age. The Ague Ansonila has none of the properties of dyes: It on the dation Is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once restored one application per month will keep It in perfect colour. Price gl Is. per bottle, or in half bottles, Ins. 6d. John Goma sand Co. have been appointed parlament to H.R. H. the Primness of Males.—JOHN °USN ELL and Co's CHUMP TOOL H PASTE u greatly superior to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per fumers, chemists, and at the ennui actory, It, Three King-court, - London. i;. - ."6 ----- yvt. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LTV= PILLS, JJ a falling remedy, prepared without any mercurial ingredient, from the recipe of DT. Scott, will be found hwaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver rompleints, P indigestion. wind, spasms, giddlners, dizziness of th e eyes, tte. oe habitual costiveness, so a family aperient medicine, as a purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent , mild in thei r operation and grateful to the stomach, they create appetite, promote digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous system.— Sold by W. Lam bert, chemist, 8, Zing Wllliamwtreet, ftering-croes, and by most druggists, DI boxes, is ltd. end Is Id. Do sure to ask for Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver NIL The genuine are DI • sews green package with " WiWam Lambert" engraved on the stamp. __..----------- THE II737IGORLTIVE NERVINE ESSENCE 'The most scientifically prepared and most powerful nutri tive cordial emir brirodd ; restores to their normal condition tegrity an Use escretions on tbe in of winch pollen Malin do- It la specific for debility of all kinds, and iroil it. COll. M a , moos older ingredientn, penal:nand phosphsto of sada, "111 prove Shady bensikisl to the nervous and dyspeptic. Prim In. par basis, or four quantities to one for lb. Sole Agents, Meters. Baumgarten and Co., SSO, Osiord-sieen, te - C„ sad lAA . Yeachnrch-otresn. La ren' PAN IL. DR. CELVF-RWELL on MARRIAGE : Its Obligation. Bangalore and Disappointments. Yam. COmbat. or kinkily. g. OTOS liortbornagbidreet, W. Working Mn'. tee, Ulf Guinea. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (arum's riazassms.) FRANCE. PARIS. Nov. 22. The Paris Chamber of Commerce convoked a meeting of merchants at 3 o'clock to-day, in order to deliberate upon the blockade of the Chili= ports by Spain. HA.VRE, Nov. 22. The principal merchants of this town held a meeting yesterday, to take into consideration the blockade of Chili by the Spanish fleet. A petition was drawn up for presentation to the Emperor, thanking his Majesty for the orders given to efficaciously protect such French interests as are endangered by the events in Chili, and praying his Majesty to use his powerful influence, in order to bring the present difficulty to a settlement by international arbitration. REDUCTION OF THE FRENCH MEDITER RANEAN SQUADRON. TOULON, Nov. 22. The Government have issued orders to reduce the Mediterranean squadron by four iron-clad verse's. The frigates Labrador and Gomer have returned to this port with troops from Rome. PRIISSLL The semi-official Prosinzial CUrrespondenz of to- day publishes an article upon the projected reduc tions iu the French army, in which it mays :—" The Prussian government will not hesitate to follow the example of other states, and more especially of France, should really material reductions of mili tary force be effected. A careful investigation of the subject might show that the proposed measure can scarcely be of importance as affecting the real war effective of the French army and its readiness for service against other powirs. It would be an unjustifiable and foolish demand to require changes in the organisation of the Prussian army on ac. count of the measures which have been adopted in France." The same paper states that the rumours of a modification of the Prussian Cabinet are entirely , unfounded. _ _ _ SLESWIG-HOLSTEIN. ECELF.NFORDE, Nov. 22. The Central Committee of all the Sleswig-Hol stein political associations has been dissolved to day by order of the government, and all future meetings prohibited under penalty of a fine. THE PRETENDED DEPARTURE OF THE FRENCH HUMP= 71011 WABBINeADN.—The Temps of yesterday says A despatch published by Mr. Reuter put London in a fright yesterday, despite its easily discernible impmbs bility. According to this despatch, the rumour nn in New York on the Bth November that the French Minister it Washington had suddenly demanded his passports, and was preparing to depart on the 10th. It should be remarked that this rumour did not even coma direct from New York to London ; it came from Liverrool, as the echo of a despatch sent from New York to the Halifax papers. Thus, between Washington and Paris the ram= had four rolays, and, no doubt, it was merely a Boone rumour originsily. We mar remark, that other despatches to the same date had previously appeared in the English papers. Now, if the news had any foundation, it is impos sible that it should not have bees given at once. We io dine to the belief that it simply owes its origin to • recent letter from New York, dated the 4th, and inserted in the Daily Betas last Saturday. The writer was expressing his views on the subject of the forthcoming meeting of the Con greseof the UnitedStstes. Arriving at the Mexican question, he announced that the conduct of this matter, as well as of all the other diplomatic controversies, would be placed in the bands of Mr. Charles Sumner, President of the Com mittee of Foreign Affairs in the Senate. With regard to this the correspondent declared incidentally that he had heard it said by • person of good authority that diplomatic relations with France would probably be suspended during the winter, only to be resumed when Maximilian bad quitted Mexico, or at least when the French had abandoned bum to himself. As will be seen, this was only a personal appreciation, proceeding no doubt from some radical partisan of the Monroe doctrine; besides, it was expressly added that no event of this kind had any chance of taking place until after the meeting of Conners, and subject to its approval. The very terms employed by the o a - respondent of the Daily Netes,• declared adversary of the French expedition to Mexico, concur in making us contradict at present the sematims news of the Reuter oHos.' CHEMISTS' AND DILUGOISTS' BENEVOLENT Soorry.—A dinner io aid of the funds of this iostitation was given at the London Coffee-house, last night. Mr. Thomas Hughes, ALP., was in the chair, and there were present about • hundred guests, including several dele gates, and • fair proportion of ladies. The emaciation was organised about four years ago, for the consolidation of the body of chemists and druggists throughout the kingdom, and for the establishment of almshouses sod szhools, and it is now not only free from debt, but has • Wanes of more than 5001. with which to nom ment, bens voient operations. The chairman, in proposing the first toast, intimated, amidst the cheers of the company, that her Majesty intended to open the next session of Parlia ment in parson, which might be taken as an earneet of her return to society. In giving the toast of the evenieg he took occasion to remark upon the desirability of union in the profession of chemists and druggiets, and he saw no with th em the phaaceutists should not haronies with them on • broad rm and liberal basis. Be was a m lso in favour of the pealing of an act for the prevention of the sale of drugs by unqualified persons. A list of subscrip tions, amounting altogether to • very considerable sum, was reed by the secretary. Vocal music was given under the direction of Mr. nadirs& of St. Paul's. CRuTAL PALACE.— ONA SHILLING DAs. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 22.—Admisiima ors pncreins, 4 57 i ditto by moos Veber, 810 ; total visitors, 1,57. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nod on odd coinapodonT.) PARIS, WIDNIODAY 422(1210. The &aliment yesterday published the first chapter of its promised biography of the author of the " Mandit ;" but, as it seemed to me a palpable hoax, I did not think it desirable to notice it until the matter was cleared up. It now appears that the pewee assumed to be described by the anony mous biographer, who signs " O. B." iu the &eine meld, is none other than M. Erdan, the well-known Italian correspondent of the Temps. Several inci dents in his life having been recognised by his friends, these friends have addressed a letter to M. de Vlllemeeaant, which he publishes is the Zwinement this evening, stating that the "pretended biography " contains " calumnies " calculated to wring the heart of the "estimable and amiable man who was unmistakeably alluded to." The writers feel it a duty to their absent friend to express the " contempt and indignation" they feel for a writer capable of seeking in an "incident" the gratification of some "low and nnavowable spits." Vats letter is signed by the following well known Parisian journalists :—A. Nefftzer, A. Ran; A. Hehrard, Gustave Isambert,Ulysse Ladet, A. de Fonvielle, Henri de la Madeleine, Cl. Duvernois, H. Pessard, A. Beckmann, J. A. Lafont, J. Male" H. Fouquier, Jaques Hebrard, Paschal Grousset, Ch. Pelloquet. They do not, it will be obaseved, take upon themselves to affirm that the biography is false in so far as it attatbutes to him the authorship of the "Maudit." On that subject they have probably no knowledge. They only protest against a libel on a friend of theirs sufficiently designated to be well known to many people. The same number of the &tenement, however, contains a letter from MM. Lacroix, Verboeck hoven, sad Co. the publishers of the "Maudit," in which they say that the bio graphy in no way answers to this Abbe —, whom alone "they know." They assert that the "plaudit,` the " Religieuse," the "Jesuit," and the " Moine," were all written by one and the same per son, who is a priest, and holds a respectable position in the Church, and that the report of the death of the Abbe ---will in a few days be disproved by the appearance of his new work the " Confesseur." Of course the evidence of the publishers that the author of a lucrative and popular work, containing most damaging attacks upon the Church of Rome, is actually at this moment a priest in her service, cannot be accepted by the public as conclusive. If the author of the "Maudit" still wishes to keep his secret, be is not likely to be more scrupulous than was Walter Scott about putting people on a false went. The Empress came yesterday to Paris, and paid a visit to the Countess de Montijo, at whose residence she found the Princess Anna Murat. Her Majesty returned to Compibgne in the after noon. The supposition that the object of her visit was to see about the trousseau of the bride that is to be on Dec. 18 may well be admitted as probable. The Duke de Mouchy has had an accident while out hunting, but it is said to be a " very slight one." Captain Gronow, au officer of the Guards at Waterloo, who was quartered in Paris during the occupation of the allies in 1815, and has lived here almost ever since, died this week, and was buried to-day. His age was 72, but be looked much younger. His straight, smart figure might have been often seen within the last month, marching down the Faubourg St. Honore, while he gave his hand to one of the many children of whom he was the father, by a young wife (a French lady), to whom he was married not many years ago. His waist was as fine as one can fancy it fifty years ago on the Mall in St. James's Park. His hair, scarcely more than iron grey, was always scrupulously brushed up about the brim of a hat, distingue, but not load, which always looked new. You will remember that Captain Gronow , lately published some plea sant reminiscences of "fifty years since," which reminded old soldiers at the clubs of many half forgotten anecdotes, and met with what to the author, who bad no literary vanity, must have been unexpected success. The news, which held possession of the journals of Europe for several days, that Garibaldi bad arrived in Florence, preparatory to the opening of parliament, is contradicted, and it is asserted that he has not left Caprera. M. Charles Blanc, brother to M. Louis Blanc, writes a letter, dated this day (Nov. 12), to con tradict the news given by all the Paris journals that BL Louis Blanc and his bride were now in Pare ; they have not quitted England. At the Bourse to-day the tendency to rise was more marked than yesterday, without, however, any great result being accomplished. The canard of a diplomatic rupture between France and the United States was no longer talked of. Rente rose 15c. for cash and 740. for account, closing at 681 r. 65c. and 68fr. 621 c. Mobilier row If r. 20c. The Daily Netcs is seized; doubtless because I was not able to approve the discretion of the court of Orleans in granting "extenuating circum stances" to M. Richard, the acting-mayor of Tout?, who 'stole the electors' bulletins and put others of his own fabrication into the ballot-box. AN U NP REMEDITATED Vovoon.—The butcher, ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL .SOCIETY.—At the evening artic le and fishmonger, who had been engaged to supply the westing oo Monday next the following papers will be read: articles in which they dealt for the screw steamer City of 1. Overlsed Journey from Roekbamptoo toCape York, of New York (which sailed from Liverpool yesterday), were trails ;by Messrs. F. mid A. Jardine. 2. Dimmer, of a all carried off to sea in the steamer, having neglected to routs betweeo Rockingham Boy, and the valley ~f Lagoons; leave in time. A stiff gale wee blowing, and the unfortunate by Mr. G. E. Dalrymple. 3. Boat voyage of 1,600 miles tradesmen are likely fora few days to have an uneasy time a long the coasts of northern and western Australia ; by of it. Some weeks must ela ps e (unless they ere picked off) Yr . 'a . p. Stow. before they again rejoin their wives and families. GRIME AND POLICE ARRANGEMENTS IN LIVZIt. GREENWICH HOSPITAL.—The following rules and pooL.—Major Greig, the chief the Liverpool police, has regulations respecting Greenwich Hospital have been ap- just issued his annual returns as to the state of crime in proved by the Queen in Council :-1. That the admiesioa Liverpool during the government year ending September into the Greenwich Hospital be restricted to such petty 99, 1865. It appears from the elaborate table appended to officers and Kamm of the Royal Navy and non-comma- the report that the number of indictable offences committed Mooed others and privates of the Royal Marisa es may be within the borough was 4,6T3 ; number of persoos &pyre infirm or helpless, and that the Lords Commissioners of the headed, 2,170 ; number of wounding and stabbing oases Admiralty be empowered to discharge all or any such petty and grave assaults. '250 ; persons apprehended, 156 ; ler. officers and seamen of the Royal Navy and soloommie• conies, Sm., 3,000 ; persons appreheoded, 1,325 ; tortoise Maned officers and privates of the Royal Mosinee at their apprehended or proceeded against by summoes, 7225. 34,290 discretion. 2. That the present re g ulations for the pose of drunketioess, amanita, Ac., 1, tomes admission of boys into Greenwich Hospital School above 16 tried under the Criminal Justice Aet, con tinue in faros, and the establish ment remain as 1,464 ; tried under the Juvenile Offenders Act, 833. at present. 3. That the undermentioned be the sake. It appears that the prostitutes this year number 2.251. • blishment and salaries of officals and clerks:—One captain little lees than last leg:, and ie the proportion of one to superinteedent, 8001. per annum ; two lieutenants (2301. 225 of the population. The arrivals of emigrants end each), 461 H. per annum ; two inspect ors - gen eral of hoepi. ' s w ar m t ea m Ireland dining the year numbered 45,450, tab, amounting together to 1,6421. per annum ; two deputy a bout half the proportion of those arriving during the pre. inspectoregeueral of bropitals, amounting together to sinus year. The inquests held during the year were 930, 1,1321. per annum ; one surgeou and medical etorskitaper, leav e total cost of 2,0051. 16e. 6cl. The number of ticket-of. 4011. per annum; four assistant surgeons amountiltil convicts wbo have reported themselves st the head together to 785 f. per annum • one agent and steward, 4501. constable's office since the passing of the Penal Servitude per aunt= ; two Mankato (58 , 01. mat, 7001. per annum; Amendment Act in July have been 125 mess sod 66 si• elerka, at various salaries, imillairef ledtlell moor. females. The total of firm in the borough durieg the year aromating in all to 1,7504 per annum—total. 8,120 1 . Asd have been 252, the largest proportion being in dwelling each a the primmest civil officer' and clerks, at their actual house and shops. The total etreagth of the polies form of salaries and allowances, as may be forted assmesary by the the borough is 1,020 men, Melodic, superior officers, clerks, Lords Commiodosers of the CO . and ltridewell keepers. Of them 560 are English and 266 LONDON GRNERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY CLIMITE4 MA. As cogiparsd w ith regions years the returns slum, —Traffic receipts fee the week ending Nov. 19, 10,6914 • slight jemmies in crimes of a lower clads, and a alight demeans in those of a more serious kind. 14e. 11d. MEXICO AND THE BELGIAN PAELLA. Id ENT. IMPORTANT DEBATE. On a petition in the Belgian Chamber from cer tain military men, asking for authorisation to enrol them selves in the Mexican army, M. Booms asked whether the government had received any recent Information oe the subject of the exchange of prieoeers in Mexico. The MINIS'S= for FOREIGN AYFAIBS.—I have always taken care to keep the Wallies of the Belgian soldiers io IlLezioo as courant of all the news which I received. Up to the date of the last despatches received from Mexico, no exchange of prisoners had taken plow. Our agent in Mexico eontiostes his measures, and I take this opportunity to reader bonny to bis seal. IL Cos:muse—l do not doubt the activity of the govern ment in eadeavouring to procure the liberation of our usfortunate compatriots, and so far to repair the enor mous fault to which they have been partia; The Mnuerta for Possum Aflame—That is only you, opinion. M. COONABB—It is my opinion, and it is owe in which a large portion of my conoteypseple share. I °odes' I haws little hope foe them poor primulas shies I have sees the sad and humiliating decree by. which the Rope= Maximilian bas ordered all the Jurist Osman to to eh* The bitable' for Pendia Affairs will pane wee - 4 life inanspoi to iodic* *wimples' to withdraw that • base, toe I far that it wall moult in re pried; of which our compatriots will be the lint victims. I shall oseleialy cwt epee to pont. fag the permission asked foe in the petition. In the Mat plow; I do not think that we have anything to mew is Mexico ; and is the mooed place, I do DOS. COD taw that It would be more glorious to serve the Emperor Moximillan than King Leopold. I now demand formally that the government should publish in 0041 of the coming numbers of the official foamed the names of the Belgian military who have deserted ghee the Ist of January, with the titles of their battalion; their regiments, and their sompanies. The Mum= for FOMIZIGN Arssika—l regret that the hos. member has cast blame upon the pliant sabeflcers who have prayed to be allowed to :image their brethren who have fallen is Mexico. dooordieg to my notice, they are only acting in ebedieuor to a noble sentiment. • Comsks—Then we must great them the anthorim. ties asked for. The MINIMS for FOZZIGN AnAlls—We cannot give sank permissios any loopr. M. Coomss--2450 when The Misurrtz for Foams dame—Sues the declar ation which the governmeet made to the Chamber. It la that which doubtless iodates so many soldiers to desert. I do not think that my oollsegue, the Minister of War, is booed to give M. Coomans the Misfaction which he claims by publishing the names of the officers sod sairdhossi who have deserted. The Belgian prisoners in Mexico are far from complaining of the manner in which they ars treated. hamosfideses in the sentiments of humanity of the Emperor Maximilian, as well as in those of Juarez. I do not know what interest M. Commas has in raising Suer Goss of this sort. COOMANB —My interest consists in dissegagieg the legislature of this c ountry from may raspoesibility in respect to the consegneeees of the expedition from Belgium to Mexico. That object is the more important is the presence of the inhuman deem of the rapier Maximilhe. I cannot mainland why the goverment Meld Mass ore the statistics of the Menem which I ask for. M. VLZYISCILI-11 we wish • brave army we must ap plaud the sentiments of solidarity sod fraternity which exist there. We must applaud the spirit of self-devotion which we ouresives will very soon need, if we have any faith is one of the most distiagnished milibetidse of the tight. M. D'H. Smentiirten was of *Wain, that they coda DOS calculate won the 'lability el tha now government in Neeleo. The Minerva far Fanzine AMISS—YOU predicted the same thing last year. X. D'll. arszelturse said he was persuaded last year, as he was at the present moment, that when the French gover nment withdrew their troops, the Mexican (overa re swat could not subsist long by half, Be proposed to r?! . .. 1 beanoe ilm order of the Zay ocia ile peiltiou laskaci 01 deposing it in the bureau du reassignments. This proposition, holds( been pat to the vote. was rip jeoted by a majority of 43 against 20, and the petition was then est aside altogether. THE GALE. PLYMOUTH, Winne Dar Moire. A heavy gale from the W.B.W. set in at Ply mouth shortly before daylight this morning . but has now somewhat abated. Cooni&rable damage ham resulted. a larger number of vessels having been driven sabers then hes been known at the port on any previous oceadoe for yeah. ye•. A report wee cuculated that the drew 01 • 1101111 steamer (the Victoria) were drowned, but this has proved incorrect. The Primo Consort lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution was launched at an early hour, and has been very Lend ply in rendering sesistaLe to the wrecked Teem* bur brought the crews of two ships safely whore. A large concourse of spectators easembled at the pier to see the shipwrecked crews landed by the lifeboat. The cost of the Prince Consort lifeboat was some time sines presented to the institution by Miss Boadett (butts. HOWTH, DUBLIN BAY, WiDNISDAt Naar. This moreing, daring a tremendous squall of wind (re. port& Chief Mar Hughes, 8.N.. of the Coast Curd), .4 lighter in the employ of the Board of Works, engaged (a removing mud from Howth Harbour to the Sound, was observed to Deis a very dangerous position dose to the mist pier head, and h o lder on merely by a slight rope ; had this rope broken, fire lighter mud have drifted oat to sea or else bare been dashed to pieces seeing' the east pier. the men on board her, five in number , being I n either case In great peril of their lives. The lifeboat of the Royal National Lifeboat institution was„ at the earnest request of the master of the steam dredging machine. and no other aid being available, launched, and the five men rescued from their dangerous position. PORTHCAWL, SOUTH WALES, Nov. 2L A heavy gala has bees blowing bare since 7 an (report& Capt. Sadao, the harbour master), and damage has bees done to the works at our pert. At about half-past 2 o'clock this afternoon the lifeboat of the !idiot:id Lifeboat Institution was launched to a brig at anchor about two miles from shore. The efforts of the crew to rash the vessel were most praiseworthy, but foe the time fruitless, as the sea was tremendous, compelling them to land in a heavy surf half • mile to leeward of this place. The boat is now being tionveyed two miles to windward of the port, and will be launched from thence so as to drop down ea the brig. and will probably lave her crew. BARMOUTB, CARNARVON, WIDITZSDAT NIGHT. About noon yesterday (report& Mr. J. Jackie) a smack was observed in this hay under low canvas, the wind at the time blowing a strong gale from the soath.wert, and the sea running high. She was evidently making for this harbour, and had a signal dying ; but as no other boat could get to her desistance in the event of her attempting the be.,, and se there was no water for her to tome in, the lifeboat belonging to the National Lifeboat Institution was promptly manned and taken out through a very heavy sea. By this time she was close to the bar, but bad tacked s hip to the westward, and was brought to an anchor about two miles estride. The lifeboat boarded her at 2 p.m.. remained with her one boar and a half, and left two of her crew on board to bring her io the nest tide. At 7 p.m. the smack's chain parted, sod it was with difficulty she was kept off the above to wait the tide riming. fibs was. however, ultimately brought in safely. The lifeboat crew wen again io readiness In the event of anything happening to the smack coming In, ea it continued to blow strong and the nes running very high an the bar, but fortuestely their services were not again required. The vowel proved to be the Dahlia, of and for Portmadoc from Newport, with three men es board. PENZANCE, Wzmrsarat. Oaptrin fellows*, It N. reports that therm:maim life boat of the National Lifeboat Institution neat out this morning to the assistanoe of a wreck` Penton Cliff. Her amines, however, were tortasately required. Du BARRY'S Dimmers EZALTH awroanro R. TiLZYTA AWICA non plaids bolos the novrisluseat el tbs as beet, and cam. without medicine or inconvenience, dYtinlY ah iiddideMLA). atabh. naboas, assumption, debility, constipe tiro, diarrhoea, dossiers, wrens. Whim; beer, sad stomach eomplalnia, end eaves arty tames its cost In ether remedies. 60,000 wee eanumny. Do lam sad Co.. .o. 77. Zogrohotrest, london, W. In taw lb, id. 11101. falba, 40s. also et 61 . Graceelnirahatrosh 4. e 65.136, sad !ft Wad i/net ; and *Lab Grosies...-Osloirtlamosiel