The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-27 00:00:00

r THE FENIAN MOVEMENT. , ,r. , ~_,,-, ......... ,‘ - toor /- . 41 ._. t... ri 7 • vs - SPArE R ... ~;..• *!.. - V:111 t e : 4, , , •%! i . ,A g " k . 40, 0 , iv ...• - 4 . r 64,---.'" - '-"-• .____ xlirt4si 41 • tisauaxa ` ' "" - "N, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1865. [STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL) [TWOPENCE ..1 DUKE of SCITIIERLAND for SYDNEY.— gh ipp c ia are requested to forward theft' OOODS to the lad ladla Docks tamedlatel). as she to fait filling ay.—DEVITT and I WOO. No. 9, Billiterwtreet. THE OXFORD.—SIXTY-SLX, by J. OFFEN BACH : TRAVIATA, NORMA, dr., by the most etEclent Operatic Compeny m tondo., including Misses Russell, Walassiry. Tyrrell, Mite ; Madame Maria. and Min PIM-Henry (olio will make her re-appear..n©u bare alter an absence of lea months) ; St OWL A SL Albyn, Green, Spagnoli, Busk W. Willients, and Signor Tivoli.— .ea. the BRIDAL et BEAUTY. by Ulm amotpliahed artistes the Elam Teeny and Sera Genuine. Comedy and Burlesque by the D'Alt Messrs. Durlah and Davis.: Mr. Alexandre, the estebruted Yee uht and blinno and ether Available Went—THlS EVENDRI. The Frecnban's Journal of yesterday Ws Although we are not called on to-day to record any w reck as hawk% been made in Dublin yesterday, the letters from oar provincial eontearporanee preys that the attention and vigilance of the authorities ere not eolith:led to either the metropolis or to Cork. In Kerry, Tipperary. Cork °nutty, sad eves in Daegestou—sbe suongitold of °nutrient—the police heve,eitein the plest few days,added considerably to the roll of posouere now in custody. charged with participation is the alleged • treftonablo oftspizacy.' In Clogbeen two suspects hear beef taken —one a shop assistant, and the other • volumed American sad a reputed captain in the United States army. In Killarney also hie arrests h.'s been made — two of them being rather remarkable. One of the cap tured was clerk to the Crown Prusecator of the county, and a second an employe in the load post-orliou In the county of Cork arrests have taken plum in Closakilty. (Abaft's, and Rosearberry. In the first-mentioned place a saes woad Deasy, who represented himself to bays beim for three years a Iseatesant io the Federal army, was taken into custody, and all his documents, Sc., seized. Arch ammo, who was arrested in Liverpool, and Monkey, who was taken in Parsoestown, were yesterdey brought before Mr. Strong% and remanded until Saturday next la reference to the remands gaterally, the Dublin Mail of last night leftism& us that there is nothing to prevent the examination taking place at ac earlier period, should Mr. Strong. be able to complete the arduous preliminary iavoctf gations in which he is engaged. bhould the szarnination terminate in the committal at the piteously', they will, in ell likelihood, be tried at the coniinietion of Oyer teed Ter miner, which will epee os the 2fte as next mouth, and as which the Lord Chief Bane and Mr. Juana, Keogh will be the presiding judges. The Mail also states JAM it is rumoured that one of the persons misted has brined is. krone, sod has given a considerable anioeut of intportunt information. We tiara from Lae Cork Herald that public feeling in that city continues unabated. When the tele gram eanonneins the overhaul of the American ship Hannah appeared in the local rapers on Saturday the ex citement was much heightened, and speculatfois wss rife as to the real seats of the ens, and what would be the next move. The watch! ulnae of the Cork force contienes un abated. sad suspect' are energetically sought after, in pur suanos of warrants placed in police hands. It is thought that some of those marked uultviduers have absconded. It is expected that a farther saUltery detachment of 100 mein will be sent to Kidlmoa, in Cork. Tft Consti tution announces that the order cenlining the men to lailTaekl bee been revoked, the men being allowed out twice • day, before sad alter dinner, and is some instamme passes are granted to them to remain out until 12 o'clock . et night. But civilians aft still prohibited entering tlmbanacks umbra it pleases the provost sergeant, who has charge of the gate. to admit them, sad erns then all bmisses must he trees acted under the surveillance of the militery polio* who are told off to perform that duty. The Kerry Post reports ciao which nappened recently is that cutely, and In which a eragiatrate acted with rush drifters and decision as to . deserve approbation. It appeared that Mr. Caltsman, D.L, was oe the Shineagh Railway platform, welting the train to wave, Mtn to Koociumgare fair. The platform was crowded, and whilst there Mr. Ooltecuan heard a men named Kedy boasting of being • Fasten, and shouting out that 15,000 were moan over to freolreLad. Mr. Coltman hearing himispeek in this msaser,irrestad him on the spot. He appears to be a returned Americas. Mr. Coltman remarked daring his evdence that be knew be was quite safe in arresting Kelly, as Um people of Kerry aid mot sympathise with each people as Fontana. At the same court a man got six mouths for singing Fenian Kings." AMICUS for ADELAIDE.—Last Shipping Day, Dorman, tath Wet --shinnws are requested to .end their 00006 down to the London Deets at once, as she Is Just 611ing gr.....DIVITT sad 10101111, Etilitee-steset. I.C. Rtwli for BRISBANE, London Dock/t— -gKowers ars requested to Nod ark GOODS &joyride at 00 .0 ta Dow tuti up. —DEVITT sad WAWA 9, BRUM , AMR STODARE. —I7BTE REPRESENTATION. THEATRE of MYSTERY. EGYPTIAN HALL—MARVELS is MAGIC and VENTRILOQUISM, by Colonel STODARL—The real taglas Buket rod instantaneous growth of Plower Trees, u introduced, for the trst time In thin country, on Meter Monday, April 17, 1866, by Colonel Modern, sad only per forated by hien and the Indian Slagictuis. aysay EVENING as Mani:days Included), elan on Wednesday and Saturday Atter -1100116, at S.—Stalls at Mitchell's, SS, 04d Bona-street. and hoc , *OM 111Palwa-halL—AdwAseloo, la, ha and Se. Ahmed atheievAosa" —Vide o Tirana," April 18, VMS. INEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ .11./ PACICIT BRIE—For SYDNIIY Direct Ito mil from Ye e we on the tith October, calling at Plymouth to embark las. if req uired), the splendid new Aberdeen clipper dr RATH. AI, 1,100 ions Mister. 2.00 tone burden, ORO. 'mg Me of the Jason), Commander; East India Docks. This besetiful ship, Jost built at Aberdeen to erred, hired fee eb e nosey trsde, and from her mode expect b e b e a Tory fast sailer She has a MI to i wain for the sceommodatlon of cebY pss. augers, and will can so experienced surgeon, it regnlrel.—Yoe terms of freight " i mp Niply to DONUT awl MOOSB, 9, Billiterotrest.— nes swamies for midshipmen. THE LONDON and AUSTRALIAN AGENCY COMPANY (Limited'. under The Companies Act, ItIL ON1 1 127 11 . 1 :1 1 . 000 . la 60,000 Shares of A. 50 ea Pleat haus 30,000 Shares, on which only 46 per Share is intended to be celled up. 41 on appticaUen, al on allouneat, AI at three months, LI at six mooths, end al st aloe months. Of this lame 11,000 Shares have been apportioned to the Vendors, Maw". J. M. 00 1 4 11 add Ob. 'envied 1111,000 for a ll otment to the public. TRI/87M. Mr lithbeld Drill &GU, Bert.. Director Nations! Provincial WWI and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK lt PACIET SHIP.—For ADELAIDE Direct Nut üblpplot ▪ u k poop the Sue Dritish-built ship SALAMANCA. A 1 u 6,4 pus nu:later, C. N. lIV commander; loading b ihs last India Doks. This veuel, under engagement to hair gapratimi Commissioners, will be despatched at a ---Ys gt o water, and Is expected to maks a sapid pauses. Tor liwes of height or passage apply to GILLATLY, MA ▪ ggingil., 17, Leadenhalistreet ; or to DIVOT sad loom to, suistr-simeet. Bank of Via. Samuel Watarboser, Itaq., M.P., Director Great Northers Railway. as d.IIOOB.E'S AUSTRALIAN LINE MYST SHIP. For HOBART TOWN Direct twill serequiet despatch`, !be well-knows clipper ship HARROWBY, • SO tow register , WILLIAM noair:, Commander . loading ▪ Os_ India Docks. MS regular trader has tirsbable nwomo..."e (or chief cabin passengers. and being noted for her pongee, she odors it desirable opportunity to shitr ui rs t ..; Yor freight or pawls upwly to Dk VITT and MOORE. 6, _ _ _ POAILD OP DIRW!OU. J. B. Airaraider, DR., Director Railway Pmaeogoro ASIUMIX.O Company. George Clive, IN., ILP.. Perry'ltalie Court, Bow. llrrcionl entre. IL A. Coffey. Req. tiate of Melbourne., Director National Pro vincial Insurance Company. George Cook. Req. (Mears. Bradbury and Cook?, London. Colonel Ewa. Director Bank ot London. =Lewis, Batt., M.P., Director National Bank. Morose LK.. Mencluester buildinp, Liverpool. J. H. Clough, Esq., J P., Melbourne, Vicious (Mannalog Di rector in Australia). With power to add to their number. BARIUM rTT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE eiI I ACKET ElilP.—For LAIINCRSTON Dtreot (to follow tae Pe d itire), the mart Aberdeen clipper VELOCIDADE, A Al. 110 Ear register, .1. W Y MI, Commander. Ibis vessel Is a ertt.rate opportunity for slippers of fine and season goods.— he freight or Paw4o , apply to Mr T. B. WALKER. IS 81. Helen's -place or to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Blllitsr-etreet. Rank of London. National Bank, and all its branches. Ralliax and iluddershekl Union Banking Company. Yorkshire nankin. Company. Rioßins—Mesra. J. C. and C. W. Morke, 1, Warnfordcourt. SOLACMIIII—Mere. Tamplin and 'farier, 11W. FenchUrchstreet. Annrrnan—llassm Lorsdoek and Harvey. 811CRITAM W. Wilnou Roses, Esq. Taraparary Mee' 34, Colemanntreet. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPLit PACILlati toe AITatTILAUA from London aired. I Port. einp. Tonnage. 1 Docks. To MI. .------ City of Sydney .. 2000 12: India Oct 10 e Prince of Wales . 2,500 .Z. India Oct. Ift - -- ' - - - War.l; efty of Sydney I 2.000 lE. India I Oet. 10 . ..IPnnee of Wales l 2.400 .E. India Oct. IS QUILNSLAND.—Land ,Orders. LSO. to all dunes. InlaSsno tge r=l.l 4.000 L India l MIMEO .... Golden City i 2.500 E. India liar:borough 'Sultana. I 2.000 Ilvoipooll PROBPWIki I Thus Compaq is established to facilitate the investment ot plglWl capital In Aueiriba, and to assist generally In developing Its neuorma Its business will consist chiefly in making advances to ihe pastoral tenants of the crown lands and others, and by taking security on their stations, Mock. freehold land, sod wool, lu ric cordance with the mortgate and lieu acts of the colonial legisla tures ; in acting as agents for the sale of wool and other produce in Australia, or for its shipment to England ; in effecting the ale of datums and stock ; and In conducting a Ilnaucial and general agency business. The Company, therefore, will advance capital only when fully secured, and do not intend to enter into any transactions in volving a risk on their own account. Operadoes will be commenced by taking over the business of Years. J. H. Cloosh and Ca, of Melbourne, which has be •II ettabliahed upwards of ten years, and which shows an average profit per annul fur the List mix i ears as follows : From Julie, • ths, to June, thee, six years. Conandmioes Trade Expatiees avenge profit earned. pod. Profit. per annum. £832,674 18 9 .. 1131,948 18 8 .. 1194180 14 10 or £S3,crs to 1 Than meats have been realised priocipally by COLUlllialiollll on advances aid sales of wool stuck and iLatio v a. The extensive c ninexion with the producers thus acquired will form the basis os the Company's operations ; the returns of the bestows show, airtime*, &Beverage profit during the last Mx years of upwards of £30,000 per annum, and the fthililles for the extension of the buttress, to be alforued by the introduction of augmented capital and credit, will enable the Company to rea lise proportionably ilArtalled pronto. 7he purchase of the goodwill of the business has been effected on very advantageous to on. the amount to he paid being leas than two year.' pronto, the whole of which will be received by the vendors in shard, subject to proportionate reduction should a net profit of £30,000 per annum on a three years* average not be realised, as Mated to the terms of purchase, copy of which, and alto of the articles of association, can be seen at the offices of the solicitor. One-half of the amount of the above purchase-money will be paid to the vendors by six thousand shares with RA per shore paid upi out of the present Issue, and the remaining half in debentures of the Company, to be conceded into shares of the next lane, such debentures or converted shores to be held by the Board for the purpose of guaranteeing a dividend of 10 per cant. per annum for theee years ; and the vendors have also agreed to place their aervices at the disposal ol the company for the same period to cooperate with the manager, whn be appointed by and act under the threcilon of the Board In Lawlor,. Ths premises In which the linsineis is at present carried on have been purchased by the Company, subject to a valuation they are situated in the principal street in the city of Mel bourne, in Immediate proximity to the terminus of the Govern. ment Victorian Beneath, and f. r proportions, style, and conve nience, surpass any buildings for similar purposes in the Ansus- Ilan colonies. They were erected at a cost of about £30,001 by the present proprietors, and were especially designed fur the wool trade, with stowage room for from 16,000 to 20,000 bales, having hydraulic presses, lifts, and all other necessary o ptima*. The business thus secured, and connection obtained, will enable the Company at once to a-some a position, and obtain malts which would otherwise take years to effect. It is proposed to take powers to borrow money on bonds or debentures; the difference between the Engbah rode of borrow ing and the high colonial rates fur lading on mortgsge will form an additional soutos of revenue to the Company ; and powers are also proposed to be taken to increase, if requited, the capital of the Company. The prospects of the Company are Identified with the progress of the Australian colooles wince, without doubt, present the most valushie field for the investment of British capital now known. The progressive increase in the quantity of wool mouthed from Victoria alone iv seen In the following statement via : tall it amounted to lbs. 10,214,090 191d-3 0 , 20m8,46 „ Ifi,sJ3.BBt and that large menriaes exist OD which the capital of fact om pany csn be profitably employed Is shown by the that although the value of the lire stork property of the squatters of Victoria alone, estimated from government returns in lea, was £10,000,01e sterling, yet the registered amount advanced to them on such securities iu the same year was under £2,000,000. Under the Articles of Association, the qualification for each Director Is fixed at .C 4,000 at the least, to be held by him in his own right in the shares of this Conspauy. The success of the vendors, their confiden - e in the prospects of the Company - evnieneed by their williegnes to accept tbe machete money of the good-will of their business in shares, and by giving the ee above-named—and the wtde scope for profitable e mp lo ymen t of capital, justify the Directors in recommending this undertaking man investment uf the mnet satisfactory kind, especially as the liability, risk, delay, and competition which the satablishmeut of a new buena. iovolves will be avoided, wit le the operattons will be increased by • Company, the capital and credit of which will form a vermin:* for all additional business entrusted to it. In the formation of this Company, no promotion tea will be ;std. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be had of the bankers, brokers, solicitors, or at the Mikes of the Company. Applications for shares must he accompanied by a deposit of El per share ; in the event of no allotment the money will lie re turned in full ; if a less number Is allotted than is applied for, the surplus amount paid on meditation will be applied towards the payment of the Ai due on allotment, and the balance, if any, returned. misbrand ibis of corbels tam, by their punctuality and arid yogurts singed a ell-koown roputialcm, sad their par wart sounogodation is summoned by say vowels Mogul—Ts, j all A nicul ars respectba alt museum to Australia Bo ob' ItAINIOI and Co., Lirs9ool : di Montt for ad Mak lea Lae . sad T. li. le-MAU and Co.„ 1. Leadinghslistrod. laika. LC. STEAM to MELBOURNE and SYDNEY:. The splendid new ocean steam clipper KILL KING, 1600 tons. 1.000 borte.power. commanded by Captain JOON 7U. (late of the 'Nitres and Sea Klan). to leave the East India Docks 16th November. and Plymouth she 30th Novem hr. This tampoillcent ocean steamship has been especially &- NOW for rapid pusages, and fitted expressly for the posseagor and Ilse goods trade to Australia and China. Will carry an en snipe a, sod hatted with all modem improvements r e ir tinfort aid health of the parsengers. —Foe particulars zti,to ROPERT±Oti and Ca.. York-chambers, 66. KM& Manchester, and No. 6, Newman's-court, oxahill, Lou don. LC. MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM sod SONS' (of Blackwell-yard, London)) Li • E of STEAM and PACKET SHIPS to Mini ALIA.—For ID LBOUR NE, Port Philip. direct Fe the Docks on SATURDAY. elm October. eating at nth`, the rplendid clipper ship SUsalti. 1.100 ions. BERT MOIRA., Commander . lying in the East lodic Do. ks. Her accommodations for all claws of passesgers are uusunssied, and she *lll carry an experienced surgeon. For freight er apply to AL. Pi MT and MORGAN, with Ileum. M i t i trg 'MO:MLR end SONS, 7, Lesdenhall-street STRAY FROM wrEarow. OR QIITIREETOWN TO NEW YORK, TWICE A W. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sad JL PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY Intend .11.. *Melina their tall-powerad Clyde.bellt Iron &mew Stesurilhipcs, tarrying the Vatted States sr(, FROM LI VKISPOOL for NEW YOWL CITY OF II A NCHNSTER, Saturday. wept. SO. CITY OF LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. 4. CITY OF DUBLIN, Friday, Oct. O. AM every Vi echweoday, and alternate Fridays and Saturday& Cahn peonage by the mail steamers Whim every W 14, Maud 01 guineas. accordiug to the accotomodatior= by the k riders std Saturday's itemisers. lb guise, ea Forward passage Includes a full supply of cooked Pussorm for Canada sad the United States booked t= n ot mtiAmdmintageous terms—For INMAN, 21, Rater-slyest, Liverpool: or to mad MACEY, a, Jung WlElmmtmot, Undoes. CUIARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH ALERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-8111PS, 'pp:Anted 17 Übe Admirany to mail between LIVERPOOL and RIM YORK. and between LIVER POOL and ROSTON, the Boston ships e M Halifax to land and romans peasengers and malls. Thf t & km. or other vessels are appointed to sail from Liverpool, naiad at Cork to ref.... tb. CHINA, for 1104 TON, Saturday, Sept. s'. SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, OM 7. AFRICA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Oct. It. Passage-money, including Monarch fee and provisions, but without wines or liquors :—To Halifax and Breton, aid cabin. ; bin, al& To New York, c cabin, PC seco cabin ats , second cm—A ca pply to J. B. Freed, Oid w hid oad-week Londo nd n : J. N. Currie, Havre, and 12, Mee de la bonne, Paris: O. sad J. Burns, 50, Janmanairret, Glasgow: D. and C. Mather, Qneentnown ; or D. and C. Mclver, 8, Water-street, LiverpooL BREMEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Brune wick, and Central Gerrnans.—The North German Met Ina Ant-claw screw • learner ADLER, Captain N. BUNDMSZN, all be despatched from florselydown on THURSDAY, the 27th Ina (weather permitting;, at loam., cat,' at Brunswick Pier, Blackwell, for pearengers, at 12 110011.—} arts to Bremen. LI and LI; return tickets, L 3 and a Ina—Apply at CHAPLIN'S thdversel lace, Regent-drew, W. ; or to PM LLI PPS, GILLUM Plllllll Pb and Co., SL Dunstan's-honer, St. Dunstan's-W. LC. °HEAP ROUTE to IRELAND.—LONDON 1 1,./ to COYLY, by Espress, rer Great Western NM way, and lops powerful A 1 teams* front Bristol. Fares, Ws., Ma, and lea (third claw): return tic kete, available for one moth, 67a. and 615.; from brbtol to Cork. Ms and 201.6 d. return ticket'. Mar ad. For sailing, tee .13radrhaw's Guide," pages fir, PA and ad, or apply to STEAM 01111. COMPANY, brlalo or Ossit. THE GUARDIAN FIRE and LIFE] ASSURANCE COMPANY. Established ISM. No. 11, Lombard-at eat, Landon, E.C. REDUCTION OF FIRE INSURANCE DUTY. Subscribed Capital, Two illillotia. Total Invested Funds upwards of E 1,750,100. Total Income upwards of L 32 ,JCO. NOTICE 18 HEitLEY GIVEN, that ?IRK POLICIES which aspire at MICHAELMAS must be ItENEWL.D within fifteen dais at this °Mee. or with the company's Meats throughout the kingdom, otherwise they bemire void. Ad Insurances uow have U. benefit of the REDUCED DULY eif Is. 6d. per cent. For prospeettui and other luformation apply to the Company's newts, or to T. TALLIMACH, Secretary. APPLICATION FOB SHARES To the Directors of the Lai don and Australian Agency Company (Limited). Gentlemem,—Daring paid to your bankers the sum of C, being a deposit of LI per share on shares In the above Company, I request that you will allot me that number, and agree to accept such allure., or any leas number you may shut to me, and I further agree to pay We sum of gi per share un abut meat, and also to sign the Articles of Associatiou when required, sod I hereby autborte you to Moot my name uu the reslista of shareholders fur the number of shares so allotted. Usual signature Name in full • Residence Profession Date THE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY (tonal), 6 and 7, Nicholae-bute, Lombard-street, Landow CNIIRNAN—W3I. DENT, , Sea. SLIMICRIRID ..... TWO MILLIONS, PAID 1, P KiN! VE FUND £OO,OOO. DEPOSITS RECEIVED Repayable on demand Ditto at 7 days' notice Ditto at 14 dare notice Special rams for mosey deposited for Yong parati. PONVERTIBLE OTTOMANS for Centre of \J Rooms, to form two mimes and two may chairs, a great Improvement oe the ordluary °Unman. Only of T. 1.1. FULMER and SON, easy Cbsy and :3 Is Manufacturers. SI, $2, and St, Merrters4ti eet, Olford.sttect. An illustrated priced Wt fns on application. This day, st all Libraries, in 2 roles, deray hvo, price 34e , ROYALFAVOURITES. Thia important historical work cuutains the blograohlos of the Lmnurites of all the Antal Por•Oliegell realand. France. Spain, Rumia, and Austria . and herein can be plainly traced how the passions of individuals frame their own and others' destiny. •• /total Favourites" possess, therefore, a Mph isnata claim to be ranked amongst the most remarkable characters of their time. Jain Almost' and Co.. 112, Yiset-etreet. IF YOU TRAVEL, send for SMITH, BUSSEY, sail Co's. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE nt PORTMAN TEAU% trunks, Wags, and every calm. travelling requWte. Alto Field. Warlike, and Own Glasses, native led tee excellence end cheapness.— aeX, New Oxford-creek M'.C. THE NEW NOVEL BY MIL W. G. WILL% ALTBOR OF MS WIVES EVIDENCE."—In soh at W Libraries. DAVID CHANT ltE Y. A work of decided interest and merit.'—Obserrer. John Maxwell and Co., Itt Fled-street. HT AMand Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 66 and 67, OXFORD-STREET. Overcoats for me, rain, sod duet, les. 61.t0 Wm Overcoats, silk tined and faced, tia to 461 Suits for business, the park, and tourist, 425. MOW lockets In all the tashinnolge styles. ils. to 42a. Sandringham ft:knouts, 36.. to 7te. Vesta Is Cashmere; washing drills, cbc., 7s. ed. to tia Trousers Wail Winona. So. styles and materials, 13a, ed. to Oa. NEW NOVEL BY XL MIMER COLLIN& This day, vole. tall Libraries. WHO I S THE HEIR? Repented from the Dahlia Vahersity Maazine." John Maxwell aud Co.. 123, Pleetetrzet. HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS, 66 and 67. OXFORD-STRUT. No. 1. Gentlemen's Clothing for ledneliate 'rem. No. 2. Gen tlemen's Order Department No. S. Boys' Clothing tor immediate weer. No. e. Boys' and Youths' Order Department. No. i . Habit sad Livery Departmeut. No. & Data and General Handy. No. 7. Travelling Clothing, Umbrellsa, Portmanteaus, Raga de. Provincial Branches :—Bizzalogham, 21, 22, and 23, New-saws; Ueda. 42. Briddate. NEW NOVEL BY MR. lIAZLITT. This day. in 3 soh.. at all LI S 0 Pll Y LAURIE. k II i ll. I E . 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RPM PURIFIER at the BLOOD known In Madiebni. hem their largely-extended sale sad fie ld optio nisy be Midi Oared IS a household neceruT by ell Medicine Teams NAVAL AND MILITARY. A DIEIRALTY, Sin. 26. —APPOUMMITS.-- Par. ma/Ws S. W. Sadler, to the Royal Adelaido ; R. W. War wick, to the Dooepl ; 0. W. Tuk% to the Diedahts. Surgeon W. Roche (B), to the Racer. Assismat-Horgeons J. A. Shone, to the Victoria ; E. B. Braise, to the Achilles ; F. H. Browns, to the Spider ; IL A. Huta, to the Plymouth Hospital ; Dr. Fulton, to the 1 Greyhound ; Dr. G. Monteith, to the &sill*. CHATHAM, Sm. The engines and machinery for the two tenders constructing at this dockyard for the iroeoleds Ballerophoo. 16, 1,000 horse power, and Lind Wei-deo, 24, I,oou bone power, hays been completed by Mews. Perm sad boo, of Greenwich, sod. hare beeo lauded at tine dedryreed. They are constructed ma the high-pressury principle, sad are both Wooded to drive double sereere, with whieb the Waders will be Med. The vim= on board which the usschiuery will be pied are now in course of oonetruotiou in the boat house at this dockyard, coder the superintendence of the officals of the estaMishmeot. They aro web between 40 and 50 feet is lasgth, with • breadth of beam of about 11 feet. The murices complete weigh order two taus. MIDLAND GREAT WESTKILIT RAILWAY OF IR7O LaND.—BUBLEN TOINDAY.—A a board meeting of the Midland Great Wooten Railway Company this day, Mr. John Ennis, the outgoing chairman, arid Mr. G. IF. Maraca were put in nomination for tee office of chairinta for the ensuing year. Mr. Maousell had the majority of votes, and was therefor declared elected. He has announced his in region to Taiga the office. Mr. EDON has stated that he will retire altogether from the board. THZ ALLEOLD SEIZURE oF ARMS ON BOARD THB STRAYS:I OOLLINA.—It apron that some ezeggeration compered the daterneete in circulation, in Liverpool, on Monday es to the seizure of this veiled. The shot and shell which formed • portion of her cargo were mentioned in the Triers papers, but the vessel herself was seized in ooniequere of advises which, we ere informed by the owners, had been received by the Frier authorities from the British Goose' at St. Nazar's, wore zeal iu this case oared the owlets of the vessel some Writers:dense. When the matter err explained the stammer was liberated. sod yesterday slosraooa she proceeded to unload the allot and empty shell at the Liverpool douse. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 26.-- The Right Honeerable the Lords of the Oemaittes of Privy Council foe Trade hare received, from the Secretary of State for Fords° Affair ' ie copy of a despatch from the Acting Consul-Grant at the House Towns relining • oopy of an order near by the Senate of liseibusg, prohi biting the importation of cattle, hider, do., from this country, and of which the following is a trauslatioo " Is order to provost the introduction of the highly con. legions sod dangerous cattle drums now prevailing in Great Brittle, the importation of cattle, p.gs, sleep, and goats, or Amu parts of such animas wire sraughtered, espe cially wet hides, from Great Britaia tate the territory of Hamburg, is hereby forbidden until further notice. The proper autboritim are directed to carry out this measure, and in cm of offence to idiot • At puniihmeat through flue or imprisonment, as well as the couturier of articles imported in defiers of this prohibition.—Hamburg, the 15th of September, 11365.* Tea FATAL ACOIDRNT AT BATTREBRA.—Yester day Mr. Carter °peer an investigation at the Mersa' Arms Tavern, Battersea-park, relative to the death of Henry Flood, aged 11, who was killed on Friday monde( last by the fall of • wooden rise, or arch, which was being °retracted for the nuptial of the brickwork forming • new junction for the London and Brighton Railway. The jury having viewed the body, which ay at the rear of 4lie above-men tioned tavern returned a verdict of 'Accicleutal death," but stro ngly recommend that for the future stronger plates should be used for the mitre joints, and that they be We of the very best bor. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE BRIGHTON RAILWAY.— Au inquiry was held tut evenirg r y Mr. W. J. Payee, deputy-coroner, at Guy's Hospital, relative to the death of James Coulson, aged 24/ years. It appeared from the evidence that the decreed was employed as a workman on the Loodoe, Brighton, sod South-coast Radry, and that cm Saturday wer, while at work • few miles dome the line, la rein of some doses trucks were being filled. While they were in motion he stepped from the embankment on which be was sanding on to one of the weesoer. He missed his i footle' and fell node the wheels. His kali was fractured and his spun was broken, yet, strange to rag. Le was Dot killed on the spot. Ho lingered ro great suffering until Saturday lad, whoa he died from his injure. The jury I termed a voted of " Aosideetal death." THRCONOREOATIONAL UNION AND THE AMERICAN Wee—The Nets Englander (Now Haven Coarcticut) peblishee • vigorous article criticising the ;midget of the above body is Matra to the war, and sepersially the eerier which the Rev. Dr. Vaug han gave curreeey to is the British Quarterly daring the progress of the struggle. Dr. Vauban is use of the delegates appointed by the Coogreptiral Urea to attend the annual sartiage of the National Gourd of Congregational Union; sad is riled= to his appoictiret the Net' Enolawder says : "If be failed egregiously in oomprernaieg the nitrite of the quarrel. be ewer be surprised that the moivity of those who bad fir less opportunity of 'storming tbseaselves, end fee lees rows to wish well to our cause, should have hese hostile to our SOCOMIL leased the multi meets of these Eselich congregationalist, were summed in a remark to see if or ministers two year ago : 'Sir, to be freak, we have keg felt that your republic was too strong, and most be broken, and are glad that the South has taken you in hand indeed of °undies.' The keen and prophetic reply is fulfilled to-day, 'My fried, when we have laird this war you will be happier that oar are sow that the Smith neckties* the job instead of you:rivet.'" BOARD 07 TRADE, W lin LRAM, SIFT. 26. TIN Eight Hoeirenbie the Ler& of the Committee of Privy Conseil for Trade have remised hers tie Secretary of Bate for Forelga a copy of a French Imperial Seen% edmillfmg pure Axed oils see soda into Corsica at the maw rates as teem applied to similar wades whet im ported late centime:Aid Frahm.—Gazette. Oct. 4 Oct. 40 Oct 30 UNITED SERVICE QUADRILLE. Mr. ALFRED IIIILLOICeS LAST 14101178.—1■ oonseqoence it the estraordluary effect moduoect but night by the con)binel bands (the grand orchestra and the baud of the Coldstreaw Wards) playing these national dances, they will be repeateal T 1S sad FRIDAY IiVISNING. Plano copy. Ca.: orchestra ditto, Ss. Both free by post at l alt-price, with an sates stamp. London : Robot Cocks and Co., Hew Burthagtota-eleeet. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (111121 ER'S TISLIGRAL) FRANCS. PARIS, Sart. 26. The Patric of this evening denies the existence of a second French circular upon the Gastein Conven tion, and states that the present disposition of the Berlin cabinet affords grGued for expectation that the final settlement of the question of the Duchies will give satisfaction, upon certain points, to the views expressed in the French and English cir culars. ... The same journal also contradicts the rumour that guuboata were being fitted out at Toulon in order to accompany a political mission. THE BOMBAY MAIL By the arrival of the above mail we have advisee from Bombay to August 23, and from Calcutta to August 11ith. Preparations are being made for active opera tions in Bhootan, and a force of not lees than 7,000 men, 1,000 of whom are to be Europeans, are to be brought together to invade that terri tory. Their destination is, it is said, to be Poonakha where the central durbar of Bhootan holds court ; " but (says the Times of India), as Toungso Penlow has withdrawn himself beyond Dewanigiri far away in Eastern Bhootan, the sub mission of the Deb and Dburm Rajahs at the former place would make little difference to him. The force to be sent it is intended to start early in October. Great difficulties are anticipated from the nature of the country, which ' only admits of single-file marching.' Ponies for trans port are being purchased in great num bers. The Viceroy has peremptorily put an mid to the Niggling between the civil and military autho rities, the former being reminded that it is their duty to make requisitions on behalf of the army in the districts with which they are well acquainted. General Showers is to command the force. The detachments of the 44th N. 1. and the llth B. N. C. are now being withdrawn from Goliawtty and Putia Rowe respectively, both having suffered severely from fever and cholera. Some commissioned of have died, and nearly all the rest have been compelled to leave through sickness. It may be mentioned, that from Buss on the frontier to Poo uslha, the distance which the invading force will have to traverse is about 120 miles, moat of it through a very difficult country. As a matter of course, this country will have to be permanently held, subject to the perils from desesse that threaten the present force. It is supposed : that Poonakba may be occupied by December." His Highness the Maharajah of Rewah has given 5001. to found a Rewah scholarship in Queen's College, Benares ; and the Maharajah of Viziana gram has also subscribed 7001. to found a Viziana gram scholarship in the same college. It is stated that the government of Bengal have requested the government of India to move the Secretary of State to select six gentlemen in England to fill present and prospective vacancie s in ! the Educational Department. One of these gentle men, ho must be a high Cambridge wrangler, will ' be appointed to the chair of Natural Philo- I sophy, on • salary of 9001., to be raised in the course of four years to 1,2 01 . The remaining rive must be graduates in honours of one or other of the universities in classics, mathematics, or physical science. They wili receive an immediate salary of 6001., to be increased in four years to one of 9001. All these officers will be required to pass the usual I examination in one vernacular language before becoming entitled to any increase of salary. These appointments are to be made at once, so as to enable the selected candidates to arrive by the let of January. His Excellency the Viceroy was expected to leave Simla for the plains in September, and on his way to hold a grand durbar at Delhi. There is a rumour that the Viceroy will visit Rajpootana during the ensuing:cold season. The reported murder by fanatics of Lieut. Campbell, of her Majesty's 90th Regt., in Cash mere, turns out to be incorrect. It is reported that Sher Shah, supported by the Ak hound of Swat, has risen in rebellion near Shree uuggur, in Cashmere. It was stated some time ago that the Rajah of Dhulbhoom was accused of offering a hnmau sacri fice to the goddess Rokinee, and was acquitted by the tribunal before which he was brought for want of evidence. The II urkaru now says that the British authorities have since destroyed the god dess. It adds : If our information be correct, we bail this evidence of vigorous action en the part of the authorities, in a direction io which it is sadly needed, with great estisf.ction. With out at all wishing to advocate any iconoclastic) theories, is is impossible to refrain from urging the demolition of these hideous i 0114114 wherever they may be found, before which the blood of defenceless and innocent people is ,elentlessly poured out. Ose of the iiist duties , of a government is to protect the lives of its subjects ; and if this be allowed, its action as stated above b..comes a matter of course. We have put a stop to self immolatioo on the funeral pyre, and under the wheels of , the co. of Jnggernatb. There is no reason on earth why 1 we should not extinguish the sacnfioe of human beings by the destruction of the hideous shrines before which it is offered. It is quite possible that the delicate organisation of the savages who delight in these spectacles may be shocked by suck a measure ; and it is more than possible that the more educated portion of the native community will, with their babitnsl perversity, pt up en agitation, and excite alarm among their ignorant countrymen by the usual tissue of mierepreesotations, but our estimate of Mr. Beadon must be a very erroneous one if he allows himself to be diverted from his purpose by any such idle clamour. The line of railway between Calcutta and Delhi was to be opened for through traffic on the 15th of August, the last connecting link, the Jumna bridge, having been at last completed. A fatal accident recently occurred on the East Indian Railway near Cawnpore,. by a passenger train from Delhi coming into collision with another passenger train from Calcutta. The drivers of both the trains escaped with slight injuries, but two Europeans and ten natives were killed upon the spot, and many other persons injured. Wurrairsu, SEn. 23.—The Queen has been pleased to direct lettere pelmet to be passed nailer the Great Seal, granting unto Admisal Sir George Francois Say moor, 0.0.8., the office or place of vice - Admiral of the United Kiegdom of Great Britoil' sod Irehied, and Lieu tenant of the Admiralty thereof, in the room of Admiral Sir Thomas John Cochrane, C.C.S., promoted to be Ad- miral of the Fleet. The Qaeen has also bean pleased to i direct letters patent to be passed seder the Omni Seal, grantio• onto Admiral Sir William Bowles, K.C.8.. the office or place of Rear-Admiral of the Miami Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, sad of the Admiralty thereof, in the room of the said Admiral Sir George Francis Say mour. —Garetrr. The Lords of the Committee of Council on Edn canoe have rociaired from the imperial commissioners for the Usiverial Exhibition, to be held is Paris, in 1867, the general regnletioe• sad maseikatiott, of which a tranalatio• ispoldishod in last night's Gazette. BIRMINGHAM AND MIDLAND INSTITUTL--The wietermesion was opened oa Monday eve's., oa which woe moo ea address "On the meat applications of the Spectra Analysis to Astronomical Phearmessn," was delivered by Lord Wrath/sky, the president. EARL RUSSELL'S DISPATCH ON THZ GASTEIN CON VENTION. The following is a correct copy of Earl Russell's deepsiteh respecting the Ornstein Oeaventien. The version alstady published, though not differing in any impatient point from the engine', was, it will be sees, not verbally aocarate : Sept. 14, 1865. The Charm": d'Affaires of Prussia his communisated to me the substance of a despatch relating to the Coovention of Glutei° and the newspapers of Berlin have Sine* pub tithed the Litt of that conventioe. Upon the Brat commouskation to her Majesty's govern ment of the preliminaries of pesos signed at Vretina I stated at Vicuna red Berlin the views of her Majesty's goverament upset those preliceisaries. The present conveatice has only served to Menem the regret her Majesty's government then expressed. The treaties of 1815 gave the King of Deena& a seat in the German Diet as Deka of Holstein. The treaty of 1852 recognised the right of SUCCOBIiOD is the whole Danish monarchy, which the late king bad estsbhabed in the perms of the please* hill'. That treaty has, in spite of the easnianosa given in the despatches of January 31, 1864, been oompletely set wide by Austria and Primes, two of the powers who had signed it. It might have been expiated that when treaties were thus aunulb.d the popular feeling of Germany, the wishes of the peoples of the Duchies themselves, and the opinions of the majority of the Diet so explidtly put forth by Aus tria and P. %male in the sittings of the Goof sconce of loetioa, Would have bath recognised in their place. In chummier, if one order of eights had beset imerthrown, smother title derived from the await of the people would have been set op, and that title might have been received with respect, sad maintained with a prospect of prormsthece. But all rights, old sad new, whether founded on the solemn compact of sovereigns, or on the clear expression of the popular will, have been set at nought by the Con vention of °smelts, and the dominion of force m the solo power acknowledged and regarded. Violence and conquest are the basis upon which alone the partitioning powers toned their agreement. Her Majesty's government deeply lament the disregard thus shown to the principles of public right, and the Meta mate claims of a people to be heard as to the disposal of l their own destiny. This instruction does not authorise you to 'Urea obser vations on this subject to the court to which you are ac. credited, but Is intended only to point oat, wheal the °epee.. toady shall 100•Siii iteelt, what is the language you are ex pected to hold.-1 em, ke. (Sighed) Hossus.. THE HEALTH OP LONDON. - - The return issued by authority of the Regiatrar- General shoes that is the week that ended on Saturday, September 21, the births registered in London and tea other large towns of the United Kingdom were 3.996 ; the deaths registered. 2.528. The I rate of mortality was 23 per 1,000 persona living. In London the births et 992 boys and 970 girls, in all 1,962 children, were registered in the week. In the oorrespoadiog weeks of tee years, 1851364, the average numbsr, corrected for increase of po pulate)°, was 1,917. The deaths registered In London dosing the week were 1,143, It was the thirty-eighth week of the year ; and the average number for that week wee, with a correction for increase of population, 1,183. The actual return is Ur than the estimated amount by 40 deaths. The deaths from diarrbcea were 83. It can hardly be said thyt the number shows the slightest variation on any of the three preceding weekly returns. It also corres ponds with the corrected th average for e irty-eighth week in ten previous ran. Three deaths were referred to cholera. They motored to two young children, and a boy aged 15 years. Five cum of murder or manslaughter were re.orned in the week. On the 13th iostant, a woman, aged 60 years, died In the workhouse, Bothnal-green, of "disease of the lung+, accelerated by want and privation." A girl nearly four years old died, it is said, from being fright ened at church by the sight of the minister io his surplice. The following six mass are recorded, in which accidents on the streets by horses and conveyances ware attended by fatal consequences :—lnOld•street-road, on 20th September, a eshdealeir aged sixty year', by wheel of a van. Died io Guy's Hospital. At North-end, Fulham, on 27th August, the daughter of a tailor, aged five years, run over. On 14th S. ptember, a claims, aged forty-seven years, run over. Died in the German Hospital. le Newport. street, on 30th Au g a girl, aged four years, ran over by scab. Died in Obasing-erose Hospital. On 15th September, a traveller, aged forty-three years., run over. Died at Hackney Wick. Is Lonc.ecre, on 3rd September, the son of a porter, aged four yeses, run over by a cab. The animal rate of mortality last week was 20 per 1,000 in London, 25 in Edinburgh, and 20 is Dribble ; 34 in Li verpool, 34 ie Manchester, 22in Salford, 23 in Birmingham, 33 in Leeds, 20 in Bristol, 24 in Hull, and 25 in Glasgow. The rate is Vienna wee ZS per 1,000 during the week eed. log the god inst., when the temperature was 3.5 deg. Fah reabeit higher then ie the same week in London, where the rate was 20 per 1,000. In Liverpool the births in the week were 376, the deaths 306 ; in Manchester the births 31, the deaths 731: in Sal ford the births 76, the deaths 47 ; in Birmingham the births 282, the deaths 143; la Leeds the births 234 , the deaths 142 ; in Bristol the births 98, the deaths 62 ; in Hall the births 82, the deaths 48 ; In Edinburgh the births 108, the deaths 82 : in Glasgow the births 333, the deaths 202 ; sod in Dobbs the births 164, the deaths 122. There were 273 deaths io Vienna during the week eliding the god inst. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height of the barometer to the week was 30.167 is. The mean reading wee above 30 in. on every day except Wednesday. The reading fell to 29.88 in. on We d nesday, and rose to 30.32 is. on Saturday. The mese temperature of the air in the week was 60.9 dogs., which is 4.9 dogs. above the average of the same week in 50 years (as determined by Mr. Glaisher). The mean daily temperature was above the aversgeoo every day. except Saturday ; the excises having been considerable till Thursday. The highest day tempera ture was 81.2 dogs., sad occurred on Wednesday ; the lowest night temperature was 40.2 dogs., snd occurred on Saturday. The range of the thermometer iu the week was 41 dens. The mein doily range was 21.8 digs. The range on Thursday was only 9.7 dogs. The differesoe betwees the mean dew-point temperature and air tereperature wee 7.7 dogs. The mean degree of humidity of the air was 76. complete saturation being represented by 100. The general direction of the wind was noeib-east. The rain was 0.16 in., which fell on Thursday. MIDDLESEX REGISTRATIONS. Mr. Edmond Belles, the barrister appointed to revise the list of voters for ksighte of the shire to serve in parliament for the comity of Middlesex, held his court yesterday, at the courthouse, Edgware. for the purpose of taking the lists for Fiothley. Edgware, Great Stanmore, Harrow. Hoodoo, Kingsbury, Little Summon% sod Pinner. Mr. Henry Smith, of Norfolk.street. appeared for the National Conservative Reeistretioe Association; Mr. Thos. Alley Jaws. with his sot, Mr. J. Alley Jones, for the Mid yes: Conservative Itegistrittioa Committee ; and Mr. W. j Albert James, of Yarlisment-street, for the Middlesex Libe -1 al Registration Amenities,. Under the new cot it is ',sectary that a police constable should be in 'Madam,' to keep order. if necessary, and his services at Edgware were very nearly being called into eperstioo yesterday, as when the revisiag barrister warded or refused mats, the "lire and independent • electors " took upon themselves to express their approval or disapproval by a loud "Oh," or "That's good," a expressions of that kind. The Revising Barrister said—l wish it to be understood that if I hear any further expressions of that kind I will j have the court cleared. LAMBETH RBOISTEMION.—Yesterday Mr. P. H. Le Breton. the barrister eppo.ntsd to revise the list of voters for the borough of Lambeth, held a court for that purpose at the 130840115-11002 P, Newingtoe. The revision wee in it great measure of a formal character, there being no spots engaged on either side, so that the matter was left entirely in the hands of the officials of the different perishes comprising the borough. There were several new claimants io each of the parishes, but these were chiefly caused by omissions on the part of the perish officers. In the parish of Camberwell there were 30 sew claimants, and amen objections taken to partite already on the register. The claims were all sustaiced and the claimants put op the register, while the names of this parties objected to were struck off. In the parish of Newlegtou there were fear asw ofeimente whose noses were placed on she register. In the perish of St Ihry,Lonnbetb, there were Z 3 new claimants, I whose claims not being objected to were all siurtained. There I were no objections lodged to parties on the register in either of the two lest-named parishes. In each of the perishes there is this year a large increase in the number of voters. In the parish of Camberwell there is as increase of from three to four hundred, and in St. vary, Newingtoe, them erenow 9,765 voters on the list, being en increase of 400 over the number on the lista for the weenies year. In the i parish of fe. nary, Lambeth, them is she a large Merriam a the Dumber. The liberals of Tiverton bays, we learn from the 7inerton Gazette, subscribed 1501. for a richly ahead silver candelabrum, to be presented, in the month of Not vember next, to the Hon. George Demosa, as a mark of their apcirseietioa of his services during the time he repe lmeted this breasts in parlitunent. Dowaumaraarr, 23.—The Quell has been phased to &pp:Moines. , William Haney DRUM. lg.. to be a member of the Legislative Conga of the Bahama Wands : sad Robert Grimes redder, Augusta' M'Cleverty, aid William !lapel, Fags., to be eon-elective members of IM Linielative Connell of the Vises Ishads.--Gastefe. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. DISSOLUTION COMIT OF T MHE TEE. MANSION-HOUSE A meeting of the sub-committee of the &nits rism Oommittes of the Oorporatioa of Loudon was held yesterday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, M the Mansion-boom, for the purpose of cossidering what steps should be taken in referees to the subject for which the 0001111114011 had been appointed. Amon Shoos or( soot were lie. Oitibins, chair- MIA • Dr. Bare* Dr. Vision, Mr. Burge, M.D., Mr. Brewster, Mr. Meenard, Mr. Gaon-ler, Mr. Game. Be. Mr. GIAI3B, the secretary, read a list of subscriptions, by white it appeared that only very small sum had been sob scribed since the last meetuog ; the total amount being about 1,50111. Mr. Gamut the chairman, briefly called the attention of the committee to the primmest paktum of affairs. They had the permission of the government for the establishment of ono sanitarium, and • anb-cootnitttee had been appointed to yid% two gates that bed been offered for the purpose. The sub-committee coosisted a bitumen, Dr. Vision, and Dr. Purvis, sad they wine unanimously of opinion that both were utterly unfit for the intended purpose. They had ad vertised for sites or builtitzge to be used as a sanatetium, but so answers had been received, arid, as they had heard, the public did not appear at all to respond to their call for suktecriptioess. Under these eircumatesese it was for the committee to consider what course should now be adopted. (Hear, bear.) Mr. BaltWaTalt then said it appeared to him that, although they had now been miseries for • con siderable main. they were not . dabt further ad - canoed . 101/11e4. the ohjece they lied TinW,Wief . 0 1 0 ; were at Gist ; and that they had b e an completeiy blanal by the government, or those who professionally advised it in reference to this subject. (Hoar, hear.) This being the preeeut state of things, it appeared to hint that it would be useless to proceed any further, and that the best course would be to reborn toe maw that had been subscribed, and leave the responsibility upon the government, who had so pettinacimuily opposed their proceedings. (Hear, hem) He proposed a resolution to that effect. Some discussion then ensued as to the terms of the pro- Clreeolutioa, sod eventually it wits proposed in the ing form : " That this sulsoommittee do report to the geoeral com mittee, that in consequence of unexpected and insuperable difficulties that have been throws in the way of their carry ' ing out the purports for which they were appointed, they ' recommend that the money that hes been reterived be iv ' turned to the subscribers after deducting pro tufa the ' amorist paid for necessary expires," Tie resolution was earned ummunously. Mr. BURGE than proposed sad Dr. JARVIS seconded a cordial resolution of thanks to Mr. Gibbiee, for his zealous services as chairman of the committ‘e, which wee carried nuanimously, and the committee adjourned. A meeting of the Commissioners of Sewers of the City of London was held yesterday at the Guild hall, under the presidency of Deputy 1). Jersey, when a communication was read from the Privy Council-aka, acknowledging the receipt of a letter from the clerk to the commissioners, transmitiitig a copy of • resolution pared at the last meeting, 00 the prosiest practice of slaughtering cattle affected with the disease in the slaughter-housee and knackers yards of the metropolis, and inquiring what practical alternative the commierioness would suggest in the event of the present practice bring die untamed. Dr. Letbeby presented to the court • report upon the subject. He stated that as it was not possible in the City of London and in the metropolis generally to carry oat the ioutthetions of the 6th section of the order in council, dated the 11th of August, namely, that every animal dying of such disorder, or aleuglitered on account thereof, shall be brined, if practicable, on the pro mises when it has died or bun slaughtered, or if this be not practicable, as near thereto as may be convenient—it was the common practice to convey such animals to the public slaughter-houses and to the knackers yards, where no pre cautions were taken to prevent the infected offal end dune being nixed with the offal and dung of healthy animals and carried away for minute—to preveot the infected bides from being carried to the public markets, where they were exposed for sale (there had been six such hides found in the City during the present week). As the slaughter houses and knackers yards were for the most pert situated in crowded localities, sod in oesismos thorough fares, and were open to the ewes of all sort& of prune, it was minlfeet that the pretest practice ems likely to be not only dangerous to the public health on account of the nuisance which it accuioned, but it wan also certain to be the means of tranemittieg the d 104680 in all directions. It was, therefore, his opinion that peeper plume should be appointed in throe or four convenient localities of the metropolis, where all animals dying of the disease en is curably affected with it should be disposed of. There pieces should be set apart entirely for the distribution of such animals, and they should be provided with the neva . ary means for slaughter= the &simile, end for thoroughly nfecting the gab and offal. Be wee further of opinion that the moat practicable means for disposing of the caresses and offal of the diseased animals we. by a steam beat of not lees than 212 degrees Fahrenheit. The heat might be essly applied to closed vessels by high pressure steam, aid the effect of it would be not only to destroy the iufectione matters, but to render a large portion of the (bussed animals useful se manure, fat, and boor. ?deans should also be provided for the dis infection of those parts of the animals which would not be exposed to heat, as the horns, hoofs, and hides, sad also for thedieinfectiou of the droves of the workmen and the cow eeyanows used in the carry tog of the diseesed cattle. Lastly, be thought the providing of these places should be by government authority. The report receivrd the corded approval of the members of the court present, and it was ultimately put in the form of • reeolatioo, and pitied unanimously, and the clerk was directed to forward a copy to the Privy Council. In answer to Kr. J. Waterlow, Dr. Let= said that for the most part the eowe is the in the city of London were in • healthy state, but in one or two inataiices the disease had presented itself. In some eases the cows so affected bad died, sod in others when they showed symptoms of the disuse they were forthwith sent to the slaughter.houve and destroyed. Dr. Letbeby, in the course of the sitting, reported that the markets and elaughtei -houses of the City bed been duly inspected daring the week, and the officers lied condemned 12,9161 be., or more than dee tons, of meat as aufit tor banian food. It consisted of 64 sheep, 4 calves, 7 pigs, 142 quarters of beef, and 351 joints and pieces of meat. 4,49611 a. were diseased, 7.5391 he. were putrid, and 6811 be. sir, from animals that had died hom accident cr disearme. All of it was destroyed at the boilers. BUPPOLL The cattle in the parish of Mellond still suffer from this destructive dimwit, several more having died this week. Mr. H. Westropp, of the Place Firm, bas lost 17 fine oows from his dairy. Mr. James Beaumont and Mr. Joseph Beford have each lost several in eddition to last week's list ; end htr. C. Botcher, hAs elan lod another sow. The beast left in Medford Yak is going on otill favonrsbly. Poet. We regret to state that the cattle disease has broken out among the royal heed, at the home perk, Hampton Court. THZ CHOLERA rs )(ALTA.—Since Thareday laat, when the °umber of view attacks reported wen 15 sod the deaths 16, the epidemic bee bear uo and down, and oa the fallowing day rose to 25 attacks, The next day it decreased, but roes agate on the 17th, on account of a fresh outbreak of 13 cases at Vittorioes, when it reached 33 attacks and 23 deaths. So again on the two following days, the 16th show. ieg a deorsue and the 19. h an increase to 35 attacks sad 22 deaths. Twelve of these cases were at Zeitus, where there his been, sod still is, great aufferiog from want of work. This is the greatest number of eases which have occurred in twenty-four hours dating the week. Yes terday there was a rapid decline to 13 fresh attacks, and 18 deaths. To-day they wee up undo to 21 attacks sod 17 deaths. Comparing the result of this week with that of the previous one, it is far from satisfactory, as we find, instead of an abatement, a total increase of 66 attacks and 41 deaths. The average number of attacks in Valletta for the week has been 3 daily, about half of which hue proved fatal. On Sudsy, at soon, the air was much refreshed by a sudden and homey downfall of rain, which lasted for several hours over the north and uoith-west parts of the island. The hopes of the people that nocb benefit would ensue thereby to the health of the based were doomed to disappointment. Although the great summer heat may be said to be over, the theimorneter still averages about 75 deg., and we are yet waiting for cool weather. We are glad to find that the government is tugs( its at tentioe to the subject of eaeitary reform. A dozen wadi. lasting shafts have been erected in various elevated parts of the city. They ate similar to the last English improve. meets, and are famished with disinfects nte sod deodorizers. These shafts, raised ten feet above the houses. are inteaded to crests a coustant cirenla ion of air in the &and, aad diasi rate the noxious gases so injurious to human life, which, by the former method of tr ap ping in the streets, found their way into the dwellioge. uederstead that the game number of ventilating shafts will be erected in 13o spices, Burgles, and Vittorioss.—Yells 2 Ones, Sept. 21. 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