The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-20 00:00:00

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Bradbury, men-B. Lovelock and A. Harvey, Colore...t„,* -0. minnitt and T. 31innitt, Brant Breams - Z re, nilliers -O. V. Bradley and O. V Egg. Comuto.. d EL Pant's - road . Islington, builders-H. con, T. and C. Doering, Diehl. wine Ilivruiluuts. as tar ce Fountain. scam Dull, Airdrie, spirit dealer. Nov. M, at th e Rom I TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. •••--..—•--="----- lITTA.--The CASTLE LINE of PLOWS ragliest don at Lloyd's), loading In the Nast ladle Docks W t•Prins.. 910 Dar lia,tesso Coastal tor larlia : M A CANTU. MO tow realstar ailed Oat. 47. LEMNOS= CA ME. lAN taas a *r. to sail Nov. ST. agriathe orrsors DONALD CS' aid Co., Uvarpool Y mad Ca, 66, Puilleassat-otreat ; or to O. sad S. 110131541 sad Ca, 9, Oractaltorekatroat. NA THE OXFORD.-THE MARKET GIRLS, an Operetta. by J. Offenbach, first time to this country. In which the whole talent of the establishment win appear, with aesented band and chains, conducted by Xr. Jeughmans, TIM ZWENING. (ssmiva =sawn.) AMERICA. (now ocri own THE OXFORD.-THE HUNG ARIAN 1111,01111118 sad MIrZ3. iIItALIT, to the* DOW Enka Mem Dubai sad LOOMIS, Power, Remelt Ota biß rer. F/Aelmtak Roe Prettow, the Botha eproaut, sad Ohm available latest TIM MINIG. T EE LIQUID GEM. Song. Words !{!Lee. binge dedicated to the tidy Moreno , byW..ll. RIMILOII. M. Id. ; tree by post tor le Meaaps. song k a ithout exception, one cd the most sod touching melodies we taken ard tor a long time. ken t h ou bee it under her wing, and gags it with Insmense 'Beek We shall therefore soon nod It one of the moat soap of tho stwooo.' —Yids Bayswater Porostata. lobed Oweli Ce., New Burtingtomairest. STRAP& to IMLBOUSLYIL—The splendid new wswietwei chow NAL KING. 1.100 tomb LON hone pees. codoosoodod by Gavials JOBS ?UM ()ate of Ohs Ileases sad ess Ltouth t sa), will leave the last sets Docks Me November. ho 26th November. Has atagalleett acooeuatt• ed t ot rasesoeCrc, sad wltt carry se expetissoei saris.a. nob a kneed swim lett tor Inc freight, sad sawn a` sopostod to hare ask goods down by the 1221 111114,•70 , yen apply . to _ILOHYILTsO2t sad Co., Yorlsobsolblei, Me* Maesesear, sad 6 Itowatariesoart. Oorahtla, Len dea P.C. _ _ Mat , lf, Minsk, Ktnroas-shtre, farmer, Nov. t3"i a . . Hotel, Kinross. MAIM, Dysart, late farmer. Nov. 45, at Brodkialtv& TiL ▪ LV: I nv erness, solett loarchaat, Nov. 21, at {Le Hotel, Inverness. Whit DOstol. HVIDKR9ON, Olsagow, and Cathcart. eshire, minister of the Gospel. Nov .24, st the Familtp Miaow. GATTI'S MUSIC-HALL , Westminster-bridge rosd.—Pregrister, CARLO 04171. The above °levet gay Ii OPEN INERT EVENING. supported by the great Lo bard. Albert Kee., amiss Woodman. the celebrated double votes vocalist, His LydJa Wilmer, and a boat of talent of the Wetted eider. Prim la,ht pod 14 slars THE SCIENCE of LIFE ; or, H pe,_ ow to We, 1 . 19 W to Ist . Drink. sad Avoid. A Practical Outdo tor the IMstoment of perfect Health sod Maseigth, and Now explr4 of the Mysteries of Metes lartemes, sad tthe he Treat- vadat@ FM Miffs. Sapyiessated by Memarks on scot el orroutand cart Disorders toeldeotal to fiedestm7 UMW s 'Wet= ;WS . 10, Corshill. MARKET& k R.—BanTot, Nov. 17.—There has his. a good ii doing this week, and both ram sad !refilled hare mi in Take ➢r,~ to la. per en& Rom : The dems sod press n a gs from 3e. 4d. to 34. 9d. for j ,. sad Is. 9.L to Ls. 114. for Demerara& N,__L t rinpoot., Nov. 17.—The eatton mad* vs on Friday, at advancing prime for most deserip. in the afternoon, upon *Anon per Scot* of estimates of supplies, it became dull, sod the bed, i i. os b e en limited, at deoliniog rates, but elc ater :moon with rather less pressure to sell. Ses low o in fair demand, but hindly offered, Lod the comma are ld. per pound lower, while tine descriptions d extreme rates. American is in steady some advisee is the early part of the week a u line of gd. to ld. per pound. The demand fee has b een very maned, and though the quantity offer. Inge, lances We given way from ld. to lea. und. Egyptian recovered ld. per pound en but has sines ben is comparetively • demand end frailly offered, sod is now 511WW:= low last week. East India has been m t ; prices have shown much irregularfa i an the tis very freely supplied at • decline of told. psi opl has declined gd. to Cd. per lb. Chute end Jima o only saleable to small panels, sod the quotation • reduction of id. to fld. pee lb. Speculators nee daring the week 8,300 bales ; exporters, 9,070 and the trade, 28,330 bales. We have had • mode. emend, with • either better tone prevailing. Th e are 8.000 bales, of which 3.000 are for export sad anon. The following ere the official quototion 1 dean, 224 ; Uplands, 22 ; middliog Orleans, XI; og Monk, 19i ; middling Uplands, 19i. N GOODS.—liescaserre, Nov. 17.—Thie et Mu beim considerably more cheerful to-day. and ia Mg yarns there has been a fair amount of Modems Many spinners have taken eogagementa to th e so d year. This is especially the sass he some of the is spinnings. Prima are strong M the glom of ees, with an upward tendency. Ia home trade TIM rket has been rather steadier. at Tuesday's prism, tber more business has been effected. la cloth there change of my sigoilicauce smolt Tuesday.. For the two days there has riot been my observable inweare In ese. Today we have, perhaps, a httle more dispel. and generally a more cheerful feeling, but this has DOI ited in asy actual hoarsen of operations or any ho mes% in prim, although in 50021) cases a alight tad. is demanded. oRN.--Csstssronn, Nov. 17.—The weather has from frosty to much rain and warm, which has he effect on the wheat. Moat of the samples shown to. were is wretched coodition ; inch were almost nestle. while bast roma could scarcely be bought lower. la, 50s. to 555. ; red 40s. to 455. Barley dull, accept heed maltiog, which maintains its value. Beans very , and spin rather dearer. cots, Nov. 17.—We have had fair supply of wheat the coodition of a portion was only moderate. Fine plea realised late rates, whilst other sorts were the lower. Fine barley quiet at last week's prices, whilst parcels were fu ll y Is. lower. Wheat, red, 445. to white, 56e. Barley, 295. to 395. Oats, 245. to rte. Nov. 17.—We had a fair attendance at ewe bet today, but there wee only a moderate coneumptive and for wheat at about last Friday's rates. Float • t, st•reduction of ls. pee sack on the week. Indica dull, and the bushier being restricted at 6d. per qr. sr thee on this day week. Osta Id. per bushel cheaper. tweed dull, le. to Is. 6d. per load °beeper. Weeznito. Nov. 17 . — Then have been numerals 'vale into Goole ; consequently, there was a good show wheat a t our market to-day, and to effect sales Is. dachas to be conceded on both old and new. Barley, wiles fine, Is. lower. Weather fin*. Average for the weak in Nov. 17:—Wheat, 1,647, at 51s. ; barley, 740. 36e. ; oats, 67, at 25a. 51d. COALS.—UM:as, Nor. 17.—Buddles West Hart*, Bs. 9d. ; Cowpea Hartlei, 18s. 9d. • Holy well Main, Be. 6d. ; West Hartley, 18e. 9d. ; 18.. 9d. ; Walls etd Iletton, 20s. 6d. • Walls Sod Hatton Lyons, 18s. 9d.; galls End Peosher Primrose, 19a. ; Walls End Tama% Bs. 9d. ; Walls End Camp, 20s. ; Walls End HartlsOnel Fast, Os. 3d. ; Walls End Kelloe, 19 s. 6d. ; Walls Ead Batlopool, 20s. 3d. ; Walls End Soutb Kenos. 20a. ; WsEs Brid Tees, 20s. 3d.; Carway and Darya slnltion. Sup it market. 45 ; sad, 36. TRAFFIC RITIJRNS. Mlles N O . Mee 'lntel. Total. IMMO% open. 'engem chance's. 1886. 18119. Week endive Noe. I. k I L IL 911 310 1, 391 1 . 919 London, Tuburi..te.... • Week enuing Noe. 12. ... 408 7,901 18 . 893 38,r-8 23.036 cawdoutok ......... - MURIATIC ACID A REMEDY TOR TEI CATTLE DISEASE.- The Earl of Clarendon, her Majesty's Secretery of State for Foreign Affairs, has reosived from Lord Augustus Loftus, her Maj.sty's minister et Munich, a des. patch enclosing copy and translation of an article take' from the journal The Awisburyer A Genii Zestung, in which It is stated that muriatic acid has been ascertained in that eouutry to act with success both as a prevent following tract in question :-" Munich, Nov. 12 1865.-The Veto. finery Wilke describer, on the ground of many years' expe• tient.), mnriatic acid (sal= u re) to be an ascertained Cure for the rinderpest or murrain. Make a decoction of linseed, aa d give daily, morning and evening, to oxen 60. to calved 20 iirops, of pure munatic acid, in half a': quart" (Savories) of the linseed deooctioa. As a preventive of the dimmest Owe to the sound animals, meriting and evening, water to drink mixed with pure muriatic acid ; for full grows sonnets, half an ounce per eimer- for calves, ball en moos to; rimers of water. Care must be taken that the muriatio acid (salzacture) be pure, for it soniet.mes contains arsenic. Note.-A Swearian quart is about half a Pint English; • Bavaria* eimer ia about 14 'palms Englisb.a BILISAEFASY BZVERAOII.-11011103opathic Practi timers. and the Medical Profession generally, recommend cocoa wi being the most healthful of all beverages. When the dor trine of homoeopathy was 11rst introduced Into this Countalr there were to be obtained no preparations of cocoa either attn.*. tire to the taste or acceptable to th omach : the flai Wal either supplied in the crude state, or gi p unskilfully man _ turgid as to obani little notice. J. Epps, of London, hointeo• i penile chemist, wAs Induced In the year 1830 to turn big Wen . two to this subject, sod at length succeeded, with th e assistance of elaborate machinery, in being the snit to Prod*" an "' l ° : pure in its compositioo, and so refined by the perfect an j It receives to the process it passes through, se to be most accept able to the delicate sto mach. For general use . Eppel cocoa ii ilk-Toddled as an invigorating, grateful breakfast beverse. . with a deltclous aroma. Dr. Hassell, in his work, ' Food and its Adulterations," says:-' Coca coutains • great rarest; ot tar ; portant nutrve principles : every ingredient necesasel to ib• , growth sad sustenance of the body.' keine. "As • nutritive. emus stands very much hi g her than either coffee or tea." Dino. 1 1 1 1 1 1 lions : -Two tesapoonfun of the powder Us • breakfast cup. Oiled on with bng eater or milk. Secured is tin-lined ice. IIY Ott, and 1 lb. labelled packets, and sold at Is. ed. per lb, itl grocers, confectioners. and chemists-I adverUenuent.l BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. EAra.v..—tinvrmher IG. at luverneu-terrace, Kenslngton•flee' deux, the site of IL P. Fort.', I.:xy. , of aeon. . GRANT —November 14, the wife of li. Grant. Esq., of lirsPe l Itftrley-street, Marylebnne, of a sou and d ouchter. - GA' —November 15, at York terrace. RegetiCs-park, the el* d of C. Gulf, E. 44., of a daughter. RIAGES. • COOPER—RANTOI7.—NMAoseRrnhur 16, et St. Marys. Martl..... ham. by the Rev. R. O. Doughty, C C o op Mr.er, of C. BentleY. Bantam Su' i- folk. CO Harriet Ann, daugoter oL. r - Ilartlesham. ie 510.1 N —ATAN FORD —November 16, at All Souls' Church. ,-. Lanichamplace, Marylebone, Mr. J. Moon, of Horsham. See . " sex. to Jane, daughter of the late Mr. J. Stsnford, Horsham. • GNIACKE—CAIIPHILL—November 16, at at. Philips Ch . -r, Keimingtou, I.y the Rev. Y. l'iiideke, C. J. En iacke, sou of 6 - r- M. Coheir, Esc; ,of Halifax, Nova -coils. to Frances Illale bath, d.,ushter of Major J. Campbell, late 60th Royal 1010. DEATHS. 7 ACATlN.—November 16, at Leioster-gardens, LancsaterieeW 00 Admiral Sir H. T. Austin, K C. 0., aged 64. Id, CH APLAN.—November 15, at Albetuarle•streel We- 4, I* J. 0 , Chapman, Reii„ M U., aged 69. ~,1 DI PN AL L —November 15. at to ickham. terrace:Upper char' road, A.E , Anne. the wife of S S. ixpuall, Esq.. &gel 59 ' GRANT.—Novernber 15, the wife of u. Great. of Upper BO' u m ley-street, Marylebone. s SMITH —November 15, In The Clues, Lichfield, Itifeaheka Khretia, wife of W. Smith, aged 77. 41 Of N° . S. H. Printed zed Publithed by V. ILLILN rent " Kll O 10 BASAL •t tLe D. Lotebard4ttreet, to the City of Londn. . enia Moe, in Locntantetteet, in the freebie , og H. , SeenhonT, NuennBB.B 18. 1381. 9131MBLAND. BLACK BALL PAS BIN(1611 LINK.—New arrangements with MM.'. Colo- Gevensmens. Inductka of Steerage his. is AM Lad Orders £BO, to all claws. :LYING CLOUD. ler BAUMAN; Moreton ge, i ny., 3 %= Ihr 10th December. This renowned clipper ship, built by ghoul, and purchased specially for the Black Ball Queensland r nude, is one of the finest models and tasks& ship la Cerocid ; has just returned from the colony to 74 days from load to land. and will awn be despatched prisatually to date. las unrivalled aooommodstioa for all damns ot passeedrs. and loa with a patent distilling apparatus. C KL —From Glasgow direct., the eliwar LIGHT OF TUB ABB. LOCO totupwe,, will be despatched punetealU Deoember to JAW BAINES and Co., Liverpool; all agitate ter MI lino ; and T. M. MACKAY and Co.. 1, Lsadenball- Omsk Lidos , LC. STEAM PROM unman OR q w WeIOWN TO NEW YOWL. TWICE A TRALIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and ILADELPHIA SER A COMPANY baud Oa *Maeda& their tall-powered Marti&lt bat Bereir emeybei the Caned Mates mails, FROM LIVERPOOL to NEW TOIL KANGAROO, Friday, Nov. 17. Mil OF NEW YORE, Wednamby, Nov. 44. CITY 'Of DUBLIN. Saturday, Nov. SS. Aid every Wednesday, and atteraste Friday* sad itatardays. Cable patens by the mall steamer, satliag every Weelseeday, 17, sad 1 raiser, aecordto g to the & Cable =la Triev's and Saturdays stemem% lb salaam. vamp includes a tall supply ot cooked ro i tt r ieloos. ter Canada and the Called States booked ou aMt ra i lic ti r rt i - For hirer , pullouts; on to sal MACEY, ed. King W Ullausatnet. Lawton. TVERIAND BOUTZ.-00KKITNIOATION by_ _enum to INDIA. AUSTRAL/A. de, via EGYPT The PENINSULAR sad ORIENTAL STRAY NAVIGATION ooinwry ROOK PASSENGERS and rsosire Cargo sad Parcels Olds Louden tees for Gibraltar. Yalta, dpyt, Aden. Ceyke, taw Calcutta,Malta.lcutta, the Malta. and China, stouners =tontharoptca in denth aad SYth of every month iii , NM* Egypt, and Bombay, by them of theM end Nth of each month: sad for Rawlins; ILlne Gemmel Monad. Idelboones. and Sydney, by the simmers Movies Sout► on the 20th of sway moats—lkm farther partlealars :Z i t the Company's Offices. Ilk Lendenhallatmet, LC.. Len en firlentaf-woe. Mostaganem. • Tat OTTOMAN COMPANY (LIMITED' INVITE APPLICA TION, FOB TILL CAPITAL Of BANK of TURKEY (Limited). th he e Eat% ofratredSraideelUders to Companiesnn amo unt "'Mug , Capital 4 1,000,000, In 20,000 Shares of LSO ' each (with power to increase s ,. First Inane 10,000 Shares. Doolit LI per Share on application, and Lt on allotment. Where no allotment la moue to an applicant, his deposit will be returned in full. Cells not to nosed 45 per There, and at intervals of not less than three months. =lam G. Barnes, Req., Mears. Barnes and Co., Merchants, Doper Tharnesestreet, London. A. IL Dyer. Leg., late General Manages in Colton of thiointltio Banking Corporation, The Magorhouse, Harrow-road. Lawton. Lewis Marley, Esq., Director of the Ottoman Company. J. lmam BatorGeneral Alfred George Goodwyn, late Boys/ Engineers, Bengal, El, M. Stephens-I (inure Landon. Alexander McElwee, Fon., Messrs. Maven, Bryon, and Co., Glasgow, Director o and Lake Doom Railing , Company, and of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of • W. J. Marsden, Esq., late Munger in Bombay of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of lodia, London, and China, 99, Kensington gardensaquare, London. 'award J. Muybridr. Fag., late merchant, Ban Francisco, 4, Brampton-square, Loudon. Thomas Palmer, by., Director of the Ottoman Company, Landon. The Hon Maurice Berkeley Portman, 6. Prince's - gate, 'Knights bridge, S.W., and Bryaraton, Blandford, Dorset, BaStKr..4. Yeses. Prnoott, Grote, Cave and Cent et. Tblvotoftw ile-stree t , London. Vendome, Paris. The Agra and Masterman's Bank, 10. Tien Subecriptions for Shares will also be received by Mews. De Wart, Wil:aert and Co., Antwerp. J. H. Skein, Faq . H.B.M.'s Consul, Aleppo. Y. Jos. Jaques, hanker. Berlin. Messrs. Sayer. !intend and Co., Beyrout. M. Sam. Astra; Banker, Bordeaux. Mews. J. E. and L Du Jardin. Bankers, Bruges. D. Madison. Esq.. H. B.M.'s Consul, Bruns- M. de Beve Dub o issah Eden& Khan. Cousta.ntlnople. licsaru Ch. and Co., Bankers, Havre. The European Bank, Marseilles. Mews. J. L. Grisar and Co., blasseilles. itched Abbott. Esq.. 6alonica. Mann. Maurice. N old, and Co , Smyrna. Le Chevalier van Lennep, Dutch Consul.Oeneral, Smyrna. Ls Banque Royale Wurtembergeolse. Stuiflard. C. Harrell, Iraq , Consul for Sperm Vole. HOLlCHOMi—liews. Courtenay and Croome , 9 . Green/lurch street, London. altallus. Maws. Coward and Prescott,ls, Throinorton•street. London. Mews. Kerr, Anderson, and. Brodie, 13t. St. V incentrstreet, Glasgow. Mews. Jackson and Barclay, 1, Brown'ebuildings. Liverpool. Henn Woodhouse. L' q., 8, MarkeLplace, Manchester. SICCILETAKT pro tenn—B. Lambert, FAQ. Temporary OHices—City Bank Chamb e rs, Threadneedie-strest, Loudon. PP.MSEECTUS. This Company Is formed at the express solicitation of merchants fad others engaged in trading and monetary isperotions in the Ottoman Empire, for the purpose of extending to the mercantile ememunity of Turkey that legitimate aid which, in incirA taveured countries, is rendered to commerce by well.oonducted banking institutions. The enormous development of the trade of Turkey wit hin the ksnlllug past few fa ci l itie ss not i.een met co ns id ered continuous increase of and when it is that the total Im ports and exports have risen from EtV,.OOO in 1852, to lap wards of Lou 00u in the year IV4, so me idea may be termed d the vest and profitable field which is open to a bank con dieted upon English principles, and managed by gentlemen pameasing a local and practical knowledge of the country. In the year ltsl the total number of vessels that entered and cleared at the port of Constantinople was only 15,0/Ir, awmage t,i97,1114 ; while in the year 1804 the number rose 8 0 48,939. tonnage 7,433,0133. At the port of Smyrna the total imports and export* la the year 1854 amounted only to 412,464,52 d; while in tart they inereased to £8.568,502. In these vest centres of Turkish commerce there is but one Joint -Moth kook in existence. The Ottoman flank 'La Banque Imperiale Ottoinane, le the only bank In Turkey, and the profitable nature of its operations le evidenced from the price of its shares, which, with £lO paid, use Voted at £l6. while the last dividend amounted to 15 per ant. per annum. The operations of the BAIA of Turkey will be Meetly confined to banking business, to the exclusion of anything connected with the business of a merchant. It will assist commerce, while as tf e same time it will avoid on its own part all Inter lerence with, or competition in trade. This feature in a bank ler Turkey is of peculiar value, cud will secure at once for the Company a clientelle or the most unexceptionable and profitable &muter. The Bank will afford facilities to merchants in this country and on the continent for the negotiation of their drafts on Corritoudents In Turkey. A cations' for share, may be addressed, Intim annexed form, 10 e Directors. and cepice id the prospectus may he obtains at the office. of the 1 ntoloan Company, SD, Threadneedlostreet, Ce at the egrets of the tankers, Ceokers, and Soicitors ; but no application will be considered unless a deposit of £1 per shale on the number of shares applied for has been paid. Copies of the memordaitum and articles of association may be Obtained at the orders of the ,ollcitors, or at the temporary offices of the hank. Copies w ill be forwarded by per, without charge, 011 application to the Secretary. PORN OF APPLICATION POt SHAM. (To be retained by the Bankers.) Sio To the Directors of the Bank of Turkey (Limited). Cattlemen,—lining pall to your bankers t he sum of si being a deposit of 0:1 pershare on in the above company, I hereby riqi.est that yea will allot me that number, and I agree to becsme ama Luber of the company in respect of Each shares, or in reepe. t any leis number you may allot me. and to ears ate the artiaes association when required ;and reque4 that my name may he placed on the register of members toe the shares no allottel. Psnal signature Name in full Residence Profession or Imams' Date (OVERCOATS.—HAMILTON and KIMPTON V call especial attention to the NEW WINTER 00008 for WiII:RAN/A - IS, and Imam an early Inspection of the MOM Nil. kiecimen pimento' always on baud. No. 105. "treed. opposite Exeter Ran. HYAM and Cu.'s OVERCOATS and SUITS. — morning and Lcunieng Coats. Half Dies'. llnthress. and ull Prrsi SILAS, if..W“. Vesta, de., in all the fashionable st)lri slid sequonalde it ateri6l6. __ el VA and Co.. 66 ezei 67 . OXFOLDISSZSIT, W. HYAM and Co.'s PRICES and GARMENTS.— ercoata and I dp...e, hie. to Bta.l Jackets. ins. to 421.: Prince of M ales Coate. Zt e to fen : Ttottaen. readl made and to 1413141111 V, Its. ed. to ; Vest* Is. Id. to 216: Soike.,o6. to Mc BYAII and Co.. ed and 27. Oirtailianid=. W. lIYAM and Co.'s BOYS' SUITS and CAPES.— Overcoat. and Capes. 15s. &I. to 473.; Knickerbocker. Harrow. and Onl...oree Suits, 150. 6.1. to 4.51.; Jacket+, Oa 6d. to •255.. Trousers, 'is. 6.1. to 15a 6d.. Vests, 45. 6.1. to 7a. 61.. Jackets and V. -ts 13s 6d. to 27a. 6.1. RYAS! and Co 66 and 67, OXFORD-STRAW, W. HYADI and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS -- No. 1. Clothing for immediate year. Ho. t. Ordered De partment. No. & Mli an•l Yeah,' Department. No. t Hato, Caps, Bowery, and iMint Department. HY AM nod Co.. Meat et OXFOILD-STRIST. W. Brandt Illatatadassente—Birminghent. Lem* sod Deweben. STOD ARE. —24oth REPRESENTATIO In N. TIMM of MYSTERY, Monttan-IiaII.—MLEVILIN SLAGIC and vrarranopinem.--The SPIHNI, a Mynary the instantentoon r End th of Flower . Troia, and the nal Indian basket Trick mem war Ease med by 001eas1 Modern, and Intro inby ler the Madmen,: this country, Aprill7, Y STEWING, at It: admen,: and Saturday, at L— ana* Mltchalra Old Sondatreet, sad Eatudice, YLL—Addrlw.la,l., la. *L. fltalla ha "Almost 110116011}KIL" — Vide Ara 18. lOW ANAK, Chief of the Anakim , the talle st and Ansel rhat in the world. ZYILRY DAY at a and 4 o'clock. with General Tom DM, Wm Clara Thorne. the LLlDutten Army. Xmas, Powell. and Flora Andenson.--Oreat St. James's Hill, I.4gaiSaMmt, and Piccadilly. Admission ls. and 2e. td. TEN PRZEHOLD LAND sad BRICK MAXIM* CaIeILMY (Mahod). Incorporated ender the Commodes Act, 1881, 'whereby the lia bility of each Shareholder Is stridly hotted to the amount of bls sabscrtption. Capital 426,000, divided Into 6,000 shores of LS oath. Deposit E 1 per Share upon app allotment. licatioo, sod El per Share on Calla not to emceed L 1 per Share, and at intervals of not leo then three months. It la not proposed to call up more than Et per Share. A Guaranteed Dividend of not less than 15 per cent. for the first live lean, and all profits above tepee cent. will be carried to the Freehold Lod " Purchase Account.' DTRICYO3II. Colonel Richard Ouseley, haulm tinkled Service Club, and Oloacesterigace, 1ir1e.91 1 1 1316 1. L ranter, Esq.. Leo-park. ath. J. Broderick Bart Brunewlekvbee. Regent's park (Director of th e is t otion and Paris Hotel company,. Josef& L. tilatoo, Zoo, Chepetow-plam, Hammier. W. (Mee toret the City Assurance Company). kilwerd Charles Lit, Nos. (Km, Leo, and Co., Merchants). 19, W atrmlans, B.C. ROLM London —Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limited). 75, CoruhllL Arundel—Memrs. Booty end Co. otlerron—Yrsderick W. Seidl. am.. 1. Georneatzest, LC. BBCILETARY—Chiu ISpew* L T V- OPitee-460. Gresham-house, Old Broad-street, London, LC. The Company will commence operations forthwith. The series of dividends of It per not. will be psyable the lit April. 1806, the let July. the lot October. the let January, 1867, sod after wards le quarterly moo each year, on the same day of the month. Particulars, with prospectuses and forms of application, may be obtained et the Company's Geom. also from the Bankers, and Solicitor. THE FREEHOLD LAND and BRICK HALING 0011PANY (Limited). NOTICE IS BUSBY OWEN, that the SHAM LIST wtß be CLOSED on THUIVIDAY next the ttrd tent— for Loudon sob• scribers. and on SATURDAY, the nil in* tor country sub scribers —By order, caAaLicseancwiN, Sec. 100, Orvelero-boues, Nov. 18, CANNOCK. CHASE aad WOLVERHAMPTON RAILWAY (ILLDNBSPORD Erre Naos). New UM* between Cannock Chaos and the Cannock Chase Railway near 'Woodard Communication with Norton Branch of the South Btaffordattire Railway ; Working Arrangements with other Companies ; Increase of Capital ; Abandonment of Cannot* Chase (Melaka) Maw, and Dissolution of Cannock Chase Extension Itallway Company Amendment of Acts. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVZN, that the Comma Came and Wolverhampton Railway Company :hereinafter called "The ComPany.") Wand to apply to PAILUASIENT ha the ensuing Session for: leave to bring in a BILL for the purposes following, or some of Mee: To enable the company to make and maintain the railways hereinafter mentioned, or say of them, with all needful work., stations, approaches, and conveniences commend therewith re spectively (that Is to say; : No. A railway commencing in the town of Burntwood, in that part of the parish of aalnt Micha e l Lichtield. which lies in the county of Stafford, by a Jeanie° with the authorised line of the Cannock Chme aud Wolver hampton Railway, as shown on the plans which. In the year oil thousand eight hundred and sixty-thee, were de pained with tits clerk of the peace for the county of Stallard m relation to that Wllway, and referred to in the Cannock Chase and Wolverhampton Railway Act, 1861, at a point two furlongs and flee chains or thrreabouts, from the commencement of such railway, as shown on such pleas. and terminating is the of Cannock, in the county of Stafford, by a juuctiou with parish nock Chase Railway. at • point on such lawrailay two hun dred and eighty yards, or thereabouts, measuring a south east wardly direction along such railway, from a threecirelted bridge near the match ter mi nus of such railway, which carries *public highway leading to Littleworth over the mid railway. No. 2. A railway situa Derwin in the pariah of Norton, otherwise Norton Cases, Norton-underCannock, in the county of Stafford, commencing by a junction with the authorised line ot the Cannock Chase and Wolverhampton Rail way, as shown on the said piens, which in the year one thousand eight hundred and silty-three were deposited with the clerk of the peace for the county of Stafford, at or near the riot in that parish where the same railway is Intended to pan a orlon Com mon (distinguished on such plans by the Number 4, to Nortfrom on), such p i lot being one mile and one furlong . or thereabouts, the commencement of such intende d railway, as shown on su m plan. and terminating by a junction with the a °rho, Branch of the South Staffordshire Railway (London and North Western system) at a point on that In such railway nine hundred and seve ailway,nty yards or thereabouts. measuring along the said branch r In a north -westwardly direction, from the isrbge which carries the Watliog-street turnpike road over the said branch railway. Which and intended railways, and other works connected therewith, will pan from, in, through, or into, or be situated within the several townships and extraparochial or other planes following, that is to say. llurntwood, Iliuninerwich, St. Michael Liehaeld, Chorley, farewell. Norton otherwise Norton Canes, otherwise Norton-under-Cannock, Little Wyrley, Canuersk, Cannock Wood, Great Wyrley, Huntington. liednesford, and Lt wden. or some of them, in the county of Stafford. To confer cm the company powers tor the oumpulsory pur chase of lands and building*, for the purposes of the said intended railways and works, and for the other purpose' of the also; also powers for the purchase of hind by agreeinvot ; mid also to stop up, alter, or divert all turnpike and other roads sod Silfh.aY railways, tramways, andbridges, streams, and works ; and to vary or extinguish any esistiug rights ur privileaes which might prevent or obstruct any object or purpose of the bill. To authorise the levying of tolls, rates, duties, and charges for the use of the intended railways, and to alter existing tolls, rates, duties, and charges ; and to confer, vary, or extinguish exemptions from payment of tolls, rates, duties, and charges, and other rights said privileges. To elation's and require the Cannock Chase Extension Rail. way Company. Incorporated by the Cannock Chase Railway (Extension) Act, 1862, to ahandon the suctionconstrt of the rail n way and works authorised by such act, and e pro in the bill for the relinquishmeut of such railway and works accordingly, and for cancelling contracts for lands or otherwise ; and to relieve that company from any obligation to construct such railway, sod to authorise the dissolutiou of. or to dissolve that company. and to repeal or amend the said act : and to authorise such t u n -fer snit srrengenients respecting the same, or to make emir other provisions as may be prescribed in, or authorised ander, the powers of the bill To authorise the company to raise further rums of money by the creation of shares or .ta ck, with or without gnarantee. pre fereuce, or priority la payment of intere it or divi lends or other special advantages, and by borrowing on mortgage or other wise. To authorise the company from time to time to enter into agreements with the Cannock Chase Railway Company, the London and North-Wern Rilway Company, the South stafforthihire Railway Cosnpa a ny, and the 31 -d -land Railway Company, or with any one or more of such companies with respect to the management, mainte nance, use, and working of the maid intended railways met the cuthorised railways of the company, and to enable those com name., or any of them, to work, use, and manage the Intended and authorised railway., or any of them, and to enter into traffic arrangements and agreements for division or apportionment of receipts from tractile from, to, over, and upon the railway. of the said companies re.pectively, or any of them, including the in tended and autlsorised railways, and with respect to the tolls and charges or other payments for or lo reapect of such traffic. To meal, extend, or amend some of the powers a n d plant sions of the following acts of parliament (bosh 7 and a Vic., rap. 18; and any other acts relating to the Midland Railway ; 9 and 10 Vic., cap. 204; and any other acts relating to the linden and Nor th Western Railway; the Beath ata ff ordshir Junction Railway Act, 14443: the Trent Valley, Midland, and Grand Junction itallway Act, IStu ; the South Staffordshire Braises, Act, 1517,_ and any other acts relation to the South atafford shire Hallway Company ; the Cannock Chase Railway Act, 106 0 . and the Canoock Chase Railway Ofttendon) Act, 1.162. Duplicate plans and sections describing the lines and levels of the gild intended railways and works, and the lauds and property which may be required L 3 be taken for the pur poses thereof, together with books of refei mice to en,h plana, containing the lISMCI of the own rs or reputed owners, lessees or reputed lessees, and occupiers of such lands and property. together with a published map with the lines of the said proposed railways delineated thereon, sod a copy of this notice, as published in the " Londoo Gazette," win, on or before the 3Oth day of November instant, be deposited for public inspec tion with the clerk of the peace for the county of .Rafford, at his office at Station' : and on or before the said 30th day of Novem ber Instant copy of so much of the said plan*, sections, end hooks of reference as relates to inch pariah in or,thr high which the said proposed railwaya and works wia be constructed, toge ther with a copy of this unite, as published in the " London Gazette," will be deposited with the clerk of es h such psrish at ids reeideoce, and as regards any extra-parochial place, with the parish clerk of sonic adjoining parish at his residence. On or before the 23rd day of Dectintier next printed copies of the intended hill will be deposited in the Minn of the 11041118 of Commons. Dated this 13th day of November, one thousand eight hundred and airwave. DENBY M. WAINWRIGHT, Dudley. Solicitor for the Bill. BLOSSOM of I:IONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and &Ole. portents. extracted from the Bowen, by JNO GOANKLL sad Co, Perfumers to WAIL the Primers ot Weies. No. 12., 'three Ying-cotut. Lombard-street. Loudon. . _ K"'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the BENT PDRIFIKB of the BLOOD known in Iledicine, from their largely-extended age and general adoption, may be NIA! classed ea household useemary. Sold by 111 Ifirdleins sada% A BERDARE VALLEY and CAERPHILLY I ROPTIT 0001E8 nod /CO.'S LIST Of JCNCTION RAILWAY. *URIOAL PERMITS (400 bound voltam) may be Bad (inco7oration of Company—Construction of Railways from wads im post tem.—Longue New geete Great % cetera Railway and from Novigation Colliery Siding, near Mountain Ash to ithymney Railway near Caerphilly— Powers to the Gnat Western. London and Berta Wasters, Rhymney, Dare Valley, Taff Vale, Vale of Reath, and Broom and Merthyr Tydeil Junction Railway Companies, and the Mon mouthshire Railway and Canal Company, to contribute and work intended Railways—Tea/Bo Arreastemente—Running Powers over Aberdare Valley, Dare Valley, Vele of Nestb, and Rh= llellwars, and over portents oh Great Western. Taff Vale, and Merthyr Tydfil Amato% and lionnunillialdre Railways— TraMc esellitko—Amendment of Acta NOTICI W MILLIOW GIV KN. that APPLICATION Is In tended to be made to PARLIAMENT in the emu*" Session for leave to bring la a BILL for the following purposes, or some of them. that la to say To incorporate a company (in this notice referred to as " the I Company"), and to antrise the company to make and nada- tale the railways or either of them hereafter mentioned or thy , part or parts thereat, together with stations, sidings, junctions. ' approar. bridges. and all proper works and conveniences connected therewith, that la to my A railway commencing in the perish of lanwoano. In the I county of Glamorgan, by a junction with the Great Western • Railway at or near a point distant 1,000 yards trom the Great Western Railway Company's passenger station at Mountain Ash, measured along the said railway bribe direction of Quake yard, and terminating la the parish of written in the county of Glamorgan by a junction with the Rhlmmy Beltway at or near a point on the said railway distant 450 yards from the post on the said railway indleatins sixteen miles from nitymasy end measured from the said post In the direction of the Caerphilly station, and which Intended railway will pass from, in, or into the following parishes, townships, hamlets, chistrast extra-parochial or other places, or Nome or one of them, that la to my, Medlar Tydrfl. Lanwouno, loneaboo. 11 10 7 111 the Glyn Cynon, Taff and Upson, Garth, Olyn Remise, Glya Taff, Rhyrepßoithan, liendredenny, Itnereffin, Pam. Caupheffi, end Capri Martin, all in the county of Gleesome°. A railway wholly In the said wish of Lthwonno, commencing by a junction with the Intended railway before described at a place which Is nearly opposite to and. about 15 yards distant nem a point on the Greet Western Railway 1,900 yards or there. about from the said station at Mountain Ash, measured along the said Great Mestere Railway IL the direction of Quaker'.- yard, and terminating by a junction with the 'klieg or breach which leads to the Naription Colliery, at a point about 150 /Ards distant from thejwsetion of that sidle; or brands with the Great Western Railway, which last-mentioned junction is at a point about 950 yards from the said Mountain Ash station. mete • cured along the Great Western Railway In the direction towards Quaker's -yard 'formai& The bill will confer upon the company all necessary powers to effect the following objects or some of them. that is to say— I To purchase by compulsion lands, houses, and properly for the , purposes of the inteaded railways and works and other &jests 'of the bill, and to ➢ purchsse lands by agreement ; to levy tolls. rates, and duties fur the um of the railways and works, sad of the railways and portions of railways hereinafter nuatiooed ; to Mop up, remove, alter, or divert railways, canals, rivers, dreams, reeds, bridges, sewers, drains, and pi , and to apptoprieie the soil at such of them as may be atopped up or diverted. The bill will authorise the company, and all companies and Mesons using their railways, or either of them, to run over and use with their engines, carriages, and 'empty and for the pur poses of traffic of ea kinds, end upon terms. tolls, and condition and under regulations to be of ageed upon of or settled b &Mtn- Son, or by the Board bade r ln case dispute, the y railways and portions of railways following, that is to my ; The Aberdare ' Valley itielway, the Dare Valley Railway. the Vale of Heath Rail , way, and the bare and Amman branches thereof. the allettheY I &seem and the Caerphilly branch thereof, widths Rhymney Kale way Company's Intended railway between Cardiff and Caerphilly. so much of Great Western Railway as Is situate betweenl, Middle Duff rya Colliery (near Mountain Aah; and the Rhymuey Junction at or near Hengoed, the said Ithyteney Junction Rate way and station, the .1 unction Railway between the Great Westero and Ta ff Vale Railways at or near Mountain Ash, so much of the Taff Vale Railway as is situate betweea Mountain Ash station sad Heol-y-felin, otherwise Mill-street station, so much of the Brecon and Merthyr Tydvil Junction Railway Company's Rummy Railway and the O.er pbDly thereof as la situate between its junction with the tpainy branch of the Rhymer Railway and the junction et the said Romney Hallway with the bloamouthabire Railway at or near Bass leg junction station, so much of the Monmouth shire Railwa as is situate between Be junction with the brecon and Merthyr Railway at or pear the itausleg June- Hop station, and the Newport Docks and Alexandra Docks at Newport, sad the wharves oa the riser CA at Newport: the Waterloo Junction of the Monmouthshirean d Great Wes taro Railways et Waterloo, near Newport, the several breeches, side llues, junction lines, sidings, stations, Junctions, water, watering places, signals, works, end wave Men , m con nected with such railways and perilous of railways; and to re quire the Dare Valley and the Vale of Neath, and the Rhymeey, and the Great Western. and the Taff Vale. and the Brecon and Merthyr Tydvil Junction Railway Companies, and the Mon mouthshire Railway and Canal Company, to afford to the com pany and their clerks and servants, facilities for the use of sta tions and booking offices and convenieuces and for carting goods to and from such stations, and to submit to arbitration the terms and conditions of any such user. To require the Great Western Railway Company the London and North Western litaliway Company, the /chimney Railway Company, the Dare Valley Railway Company, the Taff Vale Railway Company, the Vale of heath Railway Company, and the Brecou and Merthyr Hallway company, and the Mouniuuthshire Railway and Canal Company, Is this notice called ("the eight eompenles.") to book and invoice through teak over their ran. way. to, from, and beyond the intended railways, or either of them. and by through rake and by through waggons and car riages, and by other facilities to provide for the lull and free in terchange, passage, transmtuion, ath accommodation of the tragic to, from, aid beyond the intended railways from, to, sad over the railways, or any part of the railways of the eight cumponies, or soy of them, and to require the settlement of rates and of disputes by arbitration, Iu case of failure by agree ment between the company or soy of the eight companies. To authorise the eight companies or any or either of them, to subscribe and contribute towards the capital of the company, rud to hold shares In the umiertaking ut apply th e and to appoint directors of the company, and to apply their capital and funds for such purpose, or to raise additional capital by Mares or stock, with or without a preference or priority in payment ot Interest or dividend over their ordinary shares or stock To enable the company ou the one hand, and the said Dare Valley. Vale of heath, Rhymuey, Great West:ris, London and Norte Western, Tali Vain and Brecon and Menhir Railway Companies, and the Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Com pany, or thy or either of them, on the other hand, teem time to time to enter Into agreements with respect to the log by by such companies, or any or e ither of them, and the use, reauegenstest, and maintenance of the said intended railways and erotica, or any part or parts thereof respectively, the supply of roiliest stock and machinery, and of officers and sereatte for the conduct of the traffic of the intended railways, the payments to be made, andthe conditions to be performed, the interchange, a ccommodation, and conveyance of trottic coming froin .or destined for, or passing over the respective undertakings of the contract ing companies., and the division end appropriatton of the revenue arising from the tragic upon the railways of the contracting companies, and to authorise the appointment of joint committees for carrying tun effect any inch agreement as eotesattl, and to coldirm any agreement already made, or which previously to the passim; of the bill may be made. touching any of the mat ters aforesaid. To alter, repeal, amend, and enlarge some of the powers and provisions of the following acts (local), : 5 and tem. 4, cap. 101: "The Great Western Railway (West Midland Amalga mation) Act, 1863," " The Great Western Railway 'South Wales Amalgamation': Act, 18e3," "The Great Western Railway Act. 1064," and "The Great Western Railway (Additional Powers) Act, 1865," and any other acts relating to the Greet Western Railway Company; IS and 10 Vic., cap. 1W: 16 and 17 Vie., caps. 179 and 195; 18 and 19 Vic., thy. 10 ; Math 25 Vic., cap. 218 ; and 22 and 29 Vic., cap. ISt ; and any other acts relating to the Monmouthshire Railwey and Canal Company: 22 and t 5 Vic -,cap. 116; Ii and 24 Vic., cap. 17; 21 and 25 Vic., caph.lo, r 27, and US; 25 and 26 Vic., cap. 26 and 27 Vic., cape. aO, 196, and 202 :27 and 20 Vic., cape 106 and 304 ; and IS and 29 Vic , caps. 265 and 324 • and any other acts Manor to the Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil Junction Railway Company; 20 and 21 Vie., cap. 140; 24 and 26 Vic.. cap. 144; 2/ and 28 Vic., caps. 264 and 275, and any other acts relating to the Rhyniney Railway Company ; 9 and 10 Vie., cap. ell Vic and It Vtc., cap. 74 ; II Vie ., s ap Vie, esp. an d le and 16 , cap. 16 ;17 and 18 Vie., sap- 1 5 8 ; 78 l5 Vic., caps. 25 and 170; 25 and Mt Vic.. cap. 21 ; 15 and 76 Vic... cap. lie ;26 and 27 Vie., cap. ; T 1 and Vie, cap. 316 • and any other acts relating to the Vales of heath Railway Company: 26 and 27 Vic , cap. 111. and any other acts relating to the Dare Valley Railway Company; d and 7 William 4, cap, 82 ; 20 and 21 Vic., cap. IVA, and any other acts relating to the Taff Vale Railway Company : 8 and 9 , cap. 150: 11 and 1 4 Vic., cap. 23, and any other acts relating to the Aberdare Valley Railway Company ; 9 and 10 Vic., cap, 204, and any other acts relating to the Loudon and North la ised to cistern Hallway Company ; to alter tolls, rates, and dunes author be taken by such seta, or any of them, or by any other sets relat ing to the railways or portions of railways and works affected by the operation of the bill to confer, vary, and extinguish exemptions from tolls, rates, and duties, and other rights end privileges. And notice Is hereby further given that a published map, plans, and sections describing the direction lines and keels of the in tended railways and works and the lands housea, aud property which will or may te taken for the purposes thereof, together with • hook of reference to the plans, containing the names of the owners or reputed owners, lessees or reputed lessees an d occupiers of such lands, houses, and property, and a copy i notice as published In the " London Gazette" will, on or before the 30th day of November inst.. be deposited for public Inspec tion with the clerk of the peace for the county of Glamorgan. at his office at Cardiff ; and on or before the mune day a copy of so much of the same plans, sections, sod books of refer as relates to any of the parishes or eetra.parechial laces aforesaid, in which the railways and Troths arc intended to be made, with a copy of this notice, will be depo sited with the pariah clerk of each of such parishes, at his resi dence, and In the case of extra-earochlal places with the pariah clerk of an adjoining parish at his residence. Printed copies of it.. Intended bill will. on or before the Wel day of December next, he deposited in the Private BilboMce of the House of Commons. Dated this 13th day of November, 1863. LUA RD and iiHUBLEY, Cardiff, Solicitors for the BilL nestle and Co., Is, Parliamentstreet, Westmin eer, Partimueutary Agents. nrIBRYBODY'S BUSINESS. Nb77CL —The ADVIRTISING PLOW win be CLOS= assiort Advertisemeata as Rest edit= stir the XIS admit. nOOTOR MARIGOLD'S PRESORIMON I3 . -EY Isis of the next CEILISTMAS Merl el LL MI Yroti ss, WeNtsgkorAnat. Steed, W.C. OPINING OF THE ITALIAN PAELLA KENT. VICTOR EMIrANITEL'S SPEECH. The Moniteur of yesterday says We have received the following private telegraphic despatch dated Florence, the 18th November The King has just opened In person Se new Italian Parliament. His Majesty said in watetance : " When I opened parliament in the city which was the first guardian of Italy's destinies I always uttered words of encouragement and hope, and my words were always followed by prosperous events. With the same confidence I speak to you here, where we shall also be able to vanquish all obstacles for the complete revendication of our autonomy. My government welcomed, from deference to the Papacy and for the satisfactios of the religious interests of the majority of the population, the proposals for negotiations which it broke off when it judged that they would be prejudidel to the rights of the crown and of the nation. Time and the force of events will solve the questions pending between Italy and the Papacy. We must remain faithful to the convention of September, which France will completely carry out within the appointed time. Henceforth it will be easy to wait, The situation has much improved." The Ring speaks of the good relations with the powers of Europe, the two Americas, and of the recoguitioa by Spain, Bavaria, and Saxony ; be says that the Latin nations, united by fresh tire, are entering into a community of interests and aspirations with the noble peoples of Ger many, thus miming obsolete prejudices and rancour' to disappear. "Italy will take her place among the great dates of Europe by co-operating in the triumph of justice and liberty. Liberty has borne good fruit at home ; the administratioe, public works, the coded, the army have hen withailated with results which elsewhere have re. quired the work of several generation , . TMs .is of good augury for the future. The ministry will bring in bills to complete the legislative unification, bills relating to the poorer classes, the improvement of the public credit, and the execution of weeks of public utility. The principal difficulty is to bring about an equilibrium of the finances without impelling the organisation of the military and naval forces. lam pined that fresh sacrificies must be asked of my people, but their patriotism will not be found wanting. You will distribute r the taxes as equitably as possible, reducing at the same time the public expenses W the utmost. Italy must free herself [cantle debris of the past. Ton will deliberate upon the separation of the church and state, and the sup• prosaic* al the religious bodies. Nothing will destroy ' the national work. A profound change is taking place among theleoples of Europe. The fate', belongs to God. If fresh Woggles should W. 30010 inevitable the sons of Italy will rally around me. If the force of civilisation pre- vails, the wisdom of the nation will know how to profit by it in order to guarantee intact the rights and the honour of Italy. We most advance boldly in the path of the national policy, and we are certain of your W.-operation. Confiding in the affection of my people and the valour of the army, I will not fail in the great work which we must leave completed to our descendants." WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY. N aira Aberdeen A ?dream Oreencaetle Valenti& Cape Clear Liverpool ilreet ..... orbited.— Plynionth le *mouth Portsmouth Condon Yarmouth Ararboroo et P 'aids Bellgolandi. THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, a. Great Itartborouab strert. W . Ladles, Blkudays, ; all other days. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, -a-ff an effectual remedy, without confining the bowels or affecting the bead, troy efficacious and pleasant, is admitted to be the best medicine for immediately relieving coughs, Toids, confirmed cases of asthma, and incipient consumption. It Ire- admirablyuen cu persons whoru the faculty pronounce incural.le, allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing. In approaching consumption its effects ale truly benenciaL Persons deprived of sleep, or even lying down for fear of suffoca tion, may depend on relief In a few minutes after taking it.— Prepared only and sold by W. LAMBERT. chemist, P, King RlL limn-street. .Cbaring-croes, London. and by all druggiate. in bottles, ISid., and three quantities in one, ffs. na m ee particular and ask for Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam, Theand address are engraved to the stamp. MONDAY, Nontimat 20. t Lit. Just published, in one handsome volume, fray. Yen, price O. di. cloth, DOEMS. By the late EDMUND G. AItIINTRONO, J. of Trinity College, Dublin. With a Memorial Preface. Dodos: Xaward Yazoo and Co., Dovorotzoot, W. Si D. PAY. & 8.11.6. B.&W. 8.8. W. &W. 8. W.N.W. 8.8. W. 8. 8.8. W. 8 S.W. N.W. L - *. 1. 1 L leo 0.151 rb 0.1 om 0.1 0 0 :1 AD 0.1 rc 0. ow 0.131 oc OM De 0.621 Or 1.49, Ir 0.751 0. 0 : cc 1.20; ✓ 0.881 r 0.39 ✓ 0.00 O 0.37 i om — Cautionary signals repeated on all coasts on Saturday and yesterday. TUTSDIT. S.E. to S.W. and W., wile at Jittery& with rain. ritOBABLI. 011 NORTIMIN WIMIZSDAY. COMM. S. o W. and N.W. st t rong, squalls to nu.derste, soon rain. S.W. to N.W. and WSWlntit. W. to N. and hack, back, varying from strong, with squalls, moderate to a gait, to freak, showers. with some rain. As neat shove. BMBM. W.3.W. to N.N.W., arsons to Crash. Similar to above. LOTRIM Al nest above. Northern=Scotland. Western=lreland. Wales, and adla ennoble. Sonthern=Enallsla Channel and Bay of Biscay. Nastern=Esstward lta[laod and North Sea. THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY AND THE NEGRO INSURILECTION.—A document has just been put forth by Mr. L. A. Chamerovzow, Secretary of the British sod Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, emanating from • cor respondent in Jamaica, "and in au thority there." dated October 28, sad professing to give a fair statement of facts" up to the sailing of the " packet. The proceedings of his Excellency the Governor, the proclamation of martial law, the sending for spare troops, the proclamation to the Maroons, the arming of mounted volunteers, are described by the correspon dent, who adds : " Although the troops had met with no armed resistance, yet they were shouting and hanging the unfortunate blacks, men and women, with very little discrimination, and with a zest horrible to think of. and the settlement of Stoney Gut is entirely destroyed." He states further, that "The Colonial-office has of late years been raising up • distinct class of officials for the West India/. The governors and lientenant•governors are from the body of clerks from the Colonial-office or private secre taries of lieutenant-governors, who hold the people in supreme contempt, and an thirdly intent on gaining the goodwill of • coterie in each colony. These coteries consist, for the most pert, of officials ar.d their immediate connexions. It is not the blacks and ooloured people alone that com plain of oppression and wrong ; many Europeans are in the same category, and they complain in some colonies of the courts of justice being corrupt, that the judges and officms are partial, that the jury lists are systematically tampered with, and that the Colonial-office is deaf to their complaints, however persistently made." Mr. Chamerovzow appends to his correspondent's version of the insurrection and its results a contradiction of swims s t a tements made by a oonteroporary in reference to the antecedents and conduct of Mr. Gordon. asserting that there could be no evidence to justify his summary execu tion by a military tribunal, sod expressing his belief, from • correspondence with him, *steadies over roany . years, that he was " incapable of enco m p a ssing conspiracy m say form." - - REPUTED DISCOVERY or COB/Li. —We have seem small specimens of a rich blue colour said to be affre, or the impure oxide of cobalt, found is the Lily Mine, about too miles from Adelaide. Cobalt is never found in a pure state. It is a metal of reddish-grey colour, rather I brittle Lod very infusible. It usually occurs as en oxide or in oombinatioa with w eenie or its acid, with nicke l, \ sulphur, iron, Ac. Ziffre, fused with two or three parts of fine siliceous sand and as alludine flag, is °inverted into a blue glass, which when reduced to powder is called smelt. This is largely used in colouring glass, porcelain, and snee i ware, also to give a blue tint to writiAl paper.—Adelaide ( S.A. ) paper. ii 9.49 481 S. T. 49.44 43 1146 41 al 8.8. W. W.S.W. W.N.W. B.W. 2 92: 11 1 8 =4.8 1 11 1 17 1\ w lt s 48:::WW:Ww. W.N.W ... w : . . W.N .W. . %A 661 8.8. W. . MO! SS; 8. W. . 111.41. IS. &W. . %.56 471 B.W. . 52.6 i 46 S.W. The Royal Mail steamship Africa, front Boston on the Bth and Halifax on the 9th Inst., arrived at Queenstown at 9 . 30 p.m. on Saturday, with 85 passengers and 29,000 do's. in specie. She landed the mails and two passengers, and proceeded im mediately for LiverpooL All welL (Per ths Atria. vik Crookhaven.) NEW YORK, Nov. 7, Enpria. Several more cases of cholera have occurred on board the steamer Atalanta, and she is still detained in quarantine. The epidemic is confined to the steerage. The passengers have issued a protest, declaring that the epidemic prevailing is not cholera.. The French steamer Europa has been discharged from quarantine, there being no sickness on board. A severe gale had been experienced on Lake Ontario, and much damage had been done t hereb y to the ;hipping. The French frigate Thamis has left New York for St. Thomas. A deputation of Baltimore ladies had an inter view with President Johnson, and asked the execu tive clemency for Mr. Davis. The President replied that he regretted the national character of the question restrained all private sympathy they might have awakened in him, and he stated that arrangements were =eluded for the early legal trial of Mr. Davis. Outlawry conflicts between the whites and the negroe• continue in Mississippi. Provisional Governor Sharkey has received orders from Washington to continue his functions as governor until farther orders. The Georgia Convention and the Mississippi Legislature have petitioned the President to pardoh Mr. Davis. The Provisional Governor of Georgia has sub- mitted to the State Convention documents advis ing the State to claim the cotton seized by Sherman, and subsequently confiscated by the Federal go vernment Orders have been forwarded to New Orleans to muster out all the coloured regiments that can be spared. The Peruvian has arrived out. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Nov. 7, Immo. Money easy. G01d,147. Exchange on London, 160 ; on Paris, 3.531. Stock firm and advancing. New York Centrals, 1011. Illinois, 1361. Erie, 961 ; 5-20 Bonds, 1021. NEW YORK, Nov. 9, Vow. The Georgia Convention have repudiated the rebel debt. Official orders have reached Fort Monroe to discharge no more government steamers, and to stop all sales of transportation property. The previous reports of Fenian excitement in Canada have been much exaggerated. The Fenian Senate in New York have adjourned after a session of two months. There is a republican government and a repub lican majority in the legislature of New Jersey, thus insuring the ratification of tte constitutions amendment by that State. The republican State ticket has been elected in New York, Maasachusetts, Wisconsin, and Minne sota. President Johnson has approved the sentence on Captain Wirz as found by the military court, and Wirz will be hanged to-morrow. Advices from Savannah to the 27th ult. state that a severe storm had prevailed there, doing much damage to English vessel'. The Cuba has arrived out. NEW YORK, Nov. 9, 'Vermin°. Money tight. Gold, 1461. Exchange on London, 4 159 ;on Paris, 3.561. Stocks declining. New e York Centrals, 971 ; Illinois, 1351 ; Erie, 94 ; 5.20 Bonds, 1011. Cotton heavy ; middling upland, 51. Flour declining. Wheat quiet. Corn heavy. Pro t 1 visions heavy. Coffee good inquiry. Augur slightly firmer. Molasses quiet. Petroleum dulL Crude, 4 36/ ; refined, 60. 3 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8. e Cotton dull : middling upland, 64. I 4 MOBILE, Nov. 8. e Cotton steady : middling upland, 511. 3 CHARLESTON, Nov. 4. - Cotton : middling upland, 50. CANADA. TORONTO, Nov. 6. The Toronto press treat the Fenian movemem with derision. The Orangemen are arming to re. sist the Fenian. RUMOURED REDUCTION IN THE FRENCH Y. - --- PARK Nov. 19. The Pattie states that the Ministry of Marine are preparing a reduction of the navy, whereby a saving will be effected of 4,000,000 of francs. ALGERIA. ALGIERS, Nov. 15.. Colonel Colomb has defeated the important tribe Hamians Carabes. Their loss was considerable, and they have offered their submission. Operations are being continued. SPAIN. MADRID, Nov. 19. News received here from La Gran ja, dated yesterday, announce; the complete recovery of the Q aeon. The attempt of the reactionary party to cause the fall of the present Ministry has failed. THE BOMBAY MAIL - MALTA, Nov. 18. The Massilia left here at two p.m. to-day. She may be expected at Marseilles on the 21st inst. The De:ta left here at noon to-day. She may be expected at Southampton about the 2i th inst. THE BLOCKADE or CHM IT BrilS.—LrvirapooL, Nov. 18.—(From our Correspoedeet.)—We lure today that should the blockade of the ChiTian ports be persisted in by the Spanish admiral, a fleet of blockade runners will be promptly despatched from Liverpool to run cargoes of produce. There are at present lying in the Liverpool Docks, and almost ready for ace, a number of vessels which are old handset the blockade business. We understand that the amount of Eoglish merchaediae at present afloat for Chaise porta is estimated at 1.000,0001. sterling. The Chilisn navy comprises five steamers of 36 guns, one screw sloop with 5 guns, and two paddle 'turners with 2 puss. The deputation of Liverpool merchants appointed to have an interview with Lord Clareedoc reepectiN the Spanish blocked e of the Chilian ports met his lordship at the Foreignoftloe to-day. A. telegram received from theta . stated that they bad every mama to believe that the merits sod urgency of the case wen fully appreciated by the go vernment, and that British interests is the Pacific would be duly attended to. The telegram also stated that the mercantile community of Loudon would follow the example of Lrnerpool in publicly denouncieg the conduct of Spate. OILTHEAL i'LLAce. RALr-A-CRowN DAY. —• t SAFOZDAT. NOV. 18.—Adiniamio•A on payment, 1,146 I ditki, by swot timbals, 5,06/7; tobil, 1213. PARIS, SMOLT Drlo l 6. The trial of K Richard, adjoint of the Mayor of Tours, was brought to a conclusion yesterday. He was found guilty of having, while presiding at a municipal election, substituted for the voting papers banded him by the electors others of his own concocting, and thus grossly and palpably falsifying the election, for the fair and Isgal con duct of which be was, above all other • per sons, responsible. The text of the judgment has not yet come to hand, but it appears from the telegram that the court has awarded him the benefit Of extenuating circumstances. He is only sentenced to a month's imprisonment and a fine of 1,000 franca. Inadequate as this sentence is, its moral effect in repressing official zeal will be tremendous. It is now known that is the early days of the empire such crimes were com moll, but then it would have been not only perilous but useless to denounce them. They will now be far MOM difficult than formerly ; I myself have not confidence enough in the machinery of the French ballot to say that they are yet impossible. It results from& correspondence between the editor of the independarree Beige and the French Poet office that every prefect and even every sub-prefect has a discretion to retard the delivery of bed* • - • journals in France. A paper distributed at Paris may be confiscated at Lille, Bordeaux, or Mar seilles. Formerly the prefect of the Nord used to keep the Belgian journals longer on Sunday than other days, just as they do in Paris. That, says the editor of the LidEpendassee, was a very natural thing, for Sunday being a holiday, those " pariahs," foreign journals, might well wait while the autho rities were hunting, shooting, or fishing. But noir the weekly exception has passed into a rule, and ft happens more often than not that the Belgian papers are not distributed till thirty-six or forty hours after their arrivaL The election in the Yonne begins to-clay. An elector notices in a local journal the extraordinary reasons put forward by the prefectoral press on behalf of K Frdmy. Formerly canvassers were wont to speak of the talent, independence, and high character of a candidate. But times are changed, and now the arguments used to induce the electors of the Yonne to vote for K Frimy are : 1. That he has a large private fortune ; 2. That his influence with the government will advance the private interests of the electors ; and S. That he has been invited to Compibgne ! The Marquise Pontevbs de Sabra°, 'Me de Cbe. vreuae, a granddaughter of the Duke c'e Luynes, is just dead at the Chateau de Lac, near Narbonee, from the constquences of a bad confinement. At Gagny (Seine et Oise), on the property of the Marquis de Nicolay, there exists an old elm tree, under whit% the pastoral poet Florian loved to sit and meditate. It has long been called by the neighbours "L'oetne de Florian." The Mayor and Municipal Council of Gagny have solicited the Marquis de Nicolay to dedicate this elm to the public, and be having consented, it has been fenced in with iron railings, and seats have been placed around its trunk. K Yiennet, the academician, being asked to write an inscription to be placed on the tree, composed the following lines, which may now be read on a tablet affixed to it : Florian me cherit ; mos ottbre Pumpira. J'espZre qa'S mon tour eon aom me &Nedra. [Flo.-iao loved me ; be found inspiratice coder my shade. Let me hops that his same will protect me from outrage. J It was lately rumoured that the author of the Maudit--an attack upon the church of Rome, professedly written by a priest, which had an im mense success two years ago—was dead, and that he had died in the odour of sanctity, after having recanted everything he bad written. Subse quently this report was contradicted, and a Parisian journalist testified to having heard from the publisher of the Maudit that its author was alive and well, and had been lately dining with cardinals at Rome, they, how • ever, little suspecting who he was. The new journal the Erenement now publishes a letter from a contributor, who asserts that he knows the author ' of the Maudit and beard passages of his work read ten years ago. He knows also some of the ecclesiastics described in the book, one of whom is now a shopkeeper in the Passage Jo , on and an assiduous attendant of the Bourse. The correspon dent of the Erenement has hitherto kept the secret, but he thinks the revelations lately made relieve him from the obligation (if any there were) to do so any longer, and he proposes to publish the me moirs of the author of the Maudit in the Brine ment. The editor accepts the offer. it SPEECH BY GOVERNOR EYRE. (From the Jamaica Comity Union.) The details that have appeared are evidently much exaggerated, a matter not very surprising when we reflect on the excited state of men's minds, and the tendency there ever is to be the brat to communicate what is called "exclusive intelli gence." The most reliable statement by which the public—the English publics in particular—can be guided, is that made by his Excellency tbe Go vernor to the magistrates of Kingston—a state ment than which there can be no higher or better authority extant. It was made this wise. The magistracy of Kingston, justly alarmed at the position of their city, sent off an express to the Governor (then in the disturbed district) request ing him to put the city and parish of Kingston under martial law. On receiving this memorial his Excellency at once returned from Morant Bay, and lost not a moment in meeting the authorities. This took place on Tuesday, Oct. VAL, at the Court-house, and he thus declared himself : His Ereellenej addressed the meeting, and said he wee happy to say that through the exertions of the troops and the Maroons, the further progress of the rebel. bad been stopped. The Maroons bad marched from Port Antonio, over the hills to meet the troop., awl the rebels had been entirely intercepted. He was of °Maim that there was no organisation,* for several of the rebels had been taken atoned and about Plaintain Garden River, sod not far from their homes. He thought there might have been rem few who bad come from Monist Bay to join in the outbreak there. aid what wee done really appeared to have bees doge by people in the districts. He hoped that soon entire pesos would prevail. The Regulars bad done much in restoring peace, and the Memos had done good service too, and deserved the highest praise of the counWy. Teenty-seveu of the rebels had bees executed is Port Antonio, sod twelve at Long Bay. There wen now 100 prisoners ig moody besides. His Excellency said he was highly pleased with the loyalty of the city of Kingston, and too much praise could sot be awarded to the volunteers for the prompt manner in which they bad respooded to the call of the government. It spoke well for them, and *bowed that they deserved encourage. mast. He would further state that from what be had beard and seen he would say that the resolution of the magistrates, mused at a special mouton of tbe peace, re questing that the city be placed under martial law. was premature, and he would advise that such a sismare be delayed. • Bo reported la all the Kieptou papers. THE RECTORIAL ELECTION AT GLARGOW.--Wa noduralisad that yesterday the authorities of Glasgow Uni versity received • 110mmusicatioa from tbe ahaneellor, the Duke of Mnotromt, in which bin `tens is believed to loll mate tbst be gives bin envies vote in [sayer of the Lord Jestioi Clerk as rector of lb* nniviesisy. Mr. Gladstese being thus defeated is spite of bin setual majority of the suffrages of the studesta.—ScoL•rnan. S - ~.,' ,- 4