The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-17 00:00:00

1 4' 1. 2•- 4 . P.0..-4--.74_, c%,- 117 —ae-7.-...._—__._,,: , -- 4 - ;----0. _ .._ .. :. • •,' • . . A., a . .. ....• • t•• . 1 p ~y 11 , - :; ---- , (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENC No. 2,858.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1855. AMAMI LIPS ASSURANCE OFFICE. I% cum% &mks. itritabad MC In Mode/ ma Ilbesol Ibree, st Her sad Abroad. fir aft, , NY ilawi Ifteloyssms. Us COM la Mil Frgristai7 Phelliik as Perhounit, MIMI Is meved. Fat lnapiasess, Fespral Piste, es apply ft A MANLET 101 KM &dant Uvular. COVENT-OARDEN LOAN and DISCOUNT ores:s. swooshes tt to Slop otbromerd apes ventral seatutty as Use &omit maim Too dtastioa perms, rod the aaasgamat subtly imilootkoL SUM 0110111 £3O TO Mel Musa Aber for 10, 4. w SO wester le to repaid by elooll weekly or nimbly luaus. am No post or oar Na. aborard. liober yrobelors mot s Woe 01 on 7ICS. 170. f saostniZILIMW.OTILUT. EVENING LECCURES at KING'S COLLEGE, Wades. On and alter MONDAY. Oak S. [ISO's COLLO= L SI OPIS a Five Beselede Is He Week for Senn la the "Vtaft% Preock Goma% Skill* Lanierp end ` 9 - 4 .an Higgs mod 0 azaspiy, kletkeaules, ASS ' •edo Serra, old Modal Drawler. W Pres..ke of ke ism. sa tes paw —LB. *i7( tla wais p.. Is , moonlit, Km's& sissessmy, ids rend EH: STOPOL HAS FALLEN and our perbas Tramp nub yaw be proMeimesd Um mbar. As duty as lAA Is mnam. Pm, sir{ be bail Lay Is yaw Caw Maud •blid you au at Ur dad piem—lit rIY add Is limb Lig Tem mesetai at b. id., la alb by Smut _Pada Ida. 4s. Y. —EAST LAD, A TEA COM PANT, biomes PM Melees, e s Peat at. RIMS'. Clumeityud, Bldbapptiammult. LOVERS of FISH.-100 genuine YAR MOUTH BLOAT EU tar Is., imams Iseluded. Theo T ZATTAItatU DILIJCAMIIa sad caw. •111CLI POOD kremili so .51 pa% ea vise* se /saw oanaps. or pit• aim sake MI sad phis illostka. seamy. sad arm. rsFYCLMTN. NA. NM cam Orals Tama& a MMtldrdsrsooMc.LWsan.applial as with Tonna* W in lad tio loft moilm.—.l. Burn's. Ham lamilels Fob s^ Ose. 'll. INC eeHe. " AlUill.•-411 son se pee in prapasall bond sat per room Wa" b• *wed tip and as • Trod. Ilan 1 bea bd sows ga•• mat . Ankswalsfams" Lt lams% Paises, NNW I, 11116.• GREAT SALE of MODERATOR LAMPS. EXTBAORD:MAIIT BARCIAIN4.—IbaIt Mu I.mpi, bigbly anirerstad, witty globe sad Maui coaviril, I tad d. Every IrM cab t) salted, every yegelysmant sapplied.-11111171, 284 Sinai Csaastly evpselbs Norfolt-urzet).-1 'obi tree by wet. DAMS% tiliMBH WAX CANDLES. 19.64. p %.• entlia emu, Is. IL; Urrispirmat waz, la. 10a.4 prodae way. b. 3d. ; spas. la. Oaralas l4 l2. LAMM vm, la. Ild.; paler; ipona, Is. 3d. commis,. tikt., I Id., la, sad U. OW.; 'Malik for Palmeri lan; P, Id.; 10d.; old-,w, fitl.; Ira dam Malik 7d. sad W.; Sad.; AIWA 441 ,_ 114 . par Wm; Fume, verso Sa.; == lll 6. 4111 I+ rV I. per 11210 r.; monied, Ida., old , le. ad. par what; Gamma brows Wiarrar, la.; wilts Mohr, 'a. 4d.; bossy, U.4d.; Se.; shrewd, b. 14.—10 r ark at 11. P. 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Itiontrar properths. him M. ii. sot Oh AL pt ladle. geed= The yens * Mtt7ir lisipter" ere is the alai& haft AM their eithelmee. *A. 1110WIAND abel 80111. lartee,* le rad Wt. at lbet. &id by dm% sed portessra. IRIMIMAR.—Os the 29tk of Mai, 1854 so *melee els reeled by Ye Uwe Oral fa Massey, eel is 1111 Jen Woe isey vas hods whet twee Morn t sad edam. le issusia Usom hes etlereasly el I,ooe, thls villa le Lawn eases et iseyrel. 111 Z eesesed ip dab ells . dis hoz- We de Pedst ily eed es l2. Iheyesbol l =et ia = p lines. Telassme. Pt le • sew he , aid ezbeesliee et dee Thremee. BMA ellossemhy, mule Yon vioar ra dift ceasing eel alleely eledlithe PO vests oi I vie* spelt ewe. keg Ws Iheeybssa swum, • = Meal he haft el e_ sett when se Ihe iposiOsdos. 6. le the pee . 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THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPIti, Wei Mreimpad end ed. lesettrt Lasser Amami, tar mgesete et tree imams sad et al semi seism. ba as Mat rd mass al Its peers' arrie-1a the wassetty of la topens. mil ha the veiled sieressti% sad ersoserelal Seam , Ass stamens is the Sty, Mint. useesszy a:tides—Ws p. bli coassraitertrs AT Tag BUT O ITAIL as nuns IIERs to 1111LI11UI AND IMPARTIAL. rem: drapplus la the beam Iles Is ow DIM* Ooselsed MAIL Awl Weft*. blot pllo w llll ONLY DAILY 1111111110 WORT, iZ lilt lea DU AU. OIVIDIKYI Atrnansimmtrp. It Is Oda* Istaparkii.ama. drusbjempie *mos tees sixty pees WA ose el is ammurafte. mor statAtreat sal wry IslestsisA, adisese *aid* somer prities mei M i t aim. al bramllie moms Is Os klaiden; or at 1. 11.11. 4.81 b Awl* W sysilereml 4l."‘ 114.1411 = 1.8. 1A I* piper by main pullet at seises& psis% the oellisbir will, es apptiestles, tersisb tbe sear of sews sous ready is, mei, Sot I. AL ger giorisr, rid deer try Peseellos seder. PAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, f r om 8 a . m . amid 11 pas., at la. pad weak; aappiled la Mira sr retry. at I AMkr St par day, at (aaataaaped) par qaartab b 7 Mr. U, Now *pc; IS, Thapie•alrest, WldAgnais. PIL Y NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY wEVT,III4O POST. at Iva. N. war qr., pe us drama. OBAN lam Aare,. MADDOX, 11, Upper Anollipel.. lbralsolke rill ZatLY NEWS LENT TO READ, is L 0W 3 014 Is. pee qua:W.—SENT by NMI MO NAIL, it JO lta. N. •-• IMO DO., Ife. Id. gr.-11. ADAMS. Parliamat.streek, Wastalamer. News AVIA. BAYSWATEIL-DAILY NEWS LENT TO 11AD; sad ropp.led to the country by ',Wag pint, ab Med. P ginner, yob! le advanon—hi. 111111BICY. Growlorrame. West basrabipves. New *pot. Incas's' or Too Woacurrnonnis Pouct POlcß.—Tb• Worantrnbira Quarter Serie= dee being flaldat Woromator ibis Poet, sad ammo* the aossip lath sem 4S Meaday was a nation ter as thwart* of die mast, r=lop a oddities ef 31 as. The Bight Hee. sir J. & (thwarts Elle mart) anndssal the madam fa ii;feeno b. nd propeord a win of reselatiess OMMltharfaers foe Sadism salsboa asi kribMk4 • ow, elm It w 1 smprilita of hip MOM..( Dollop ; Ms leadasal elesa of l l ialemearea. , sad Brertessesa pertly ar sad partly rural ; No. 3, the vartsf the ainealtheal. Lord Lyttalks appeared et the but premed es the prove Ole sertrafty if the • =sootabllity of the form so that is the eve rt of say bows lamirag eat Is say part of die arta% say imam of ern sails be nirtved to that particular leer . W _A lasi thesindas iblowed, la which Mr. seta Earl ammo% Ilstr.3. Pasrees (war opposed the prepeettlaaL • • Mr: Oaellid o Ma Oakes, sad sear iaapiatratee Usk port The Asa watl.Yre , In thrill's' gib. meaty into dietriatii. Via INNS ea the arioad. appiatfa< lb. like Wes vim. far it. 37; stalest la 29; we the islasee sad Malaise sue carried. MUSIC. MR MUSICAL FESTIVAL. KIDDERMINSTER, TUUDAT. This town has heretofore been at a considerable dieadvaities is respect of nested Wreaths', from the west of • imita►le tore► for ►olas( marts. flit least, ►ow ewr, ►ee sew been supplied hi • way which is highly credit able to the spirit sad eateepries of t►o isbalsitaatv. ♦ head wall tad meet esayseisatly snooped b•ildiag Ms bees stated to the onitte et the tows, and to issegerete its teeming, it wee enured that a musical festival, seeepying two dem geoid be Midi widths the walls of the Muds Hall, for whis► rupees some el the bat taint ia the malty ►es bees relabel. ledepeadeatly of the Lugo/shoe, the pees- Diary abject of the festival is easevaesd to be " la aid et the weettee of tke arras, awl for the establishment of c►eep resorts be all slasesa." -eetsd by 8111, of Leooloo. et , 011101.. as apes the Ladle; as of the teal, prim move:l is the sedertakieg. , who hes 'attest", property is the artgh , is the reddest, oat amen the vier-presidents .sae the aisle of Lord Lytteltoa, the Lord Bishop of _ nester, Hart Beambeasp, lord insole, Lord Foley, .end Beady; the RigM Hoe. Sir J. B. Paklagtee, Ban., M.P., the Right Km. R. Lows, M.P., Boa. and Rey. G. Hubert. Ha. sad Rev. M Dosser, Boa. Bodin Ward, air T. IL Wiaaiagtoo, Bart, M.P., Liam:Colima Can, M.P., J. H. Foley, Eq., M.P., F. W. Haight, Eq., M.P., Wee* Rashest. M.P., the Dna of Worcester, Use Mayor of Kidderminster, to. to. The principal nealitte omega an Madame Clara Moreno, Miss Dolby, Madam Radirsderff, Mr. sad DIM Weise, and Hen Reichardt. K. Beans. h loader of the bead, which is stinted dandy Les the Royal Italian Opera, with the oddities of Weal profoosisaals. The festival ninnies two days only. This morals( was devoted to Haydn's oratnie of "The Creatioa" ago Spolar's " Last Jadgmeat ;" sad this evens( there will be a fas►ionabie miscallaseens swam Telnonew mono log Headers " limelah" will ao doubt attract a large atteadastes ; and the festival will be wound up to-morrow night by a grand fall Ann ball, at which the atte of the nasty aro expected to be lamest. The weather this stoning was everything that could be desired, and the sus shone with autumnal splendour throughout the day. The town was early astir ; and, as soon as the door were open, carriages began to throat into the town. By the erection of barriers 'nom tartan of the adjacent streets, however, and other police arrangements, all seafasksa was mended. Vicar -street, in whin the Music Hall le situate, was erowded by people who bad tibia up position favoerable for viewing the arrival and departure of the nespany. Special and ordinary trains on the Ox ford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway brought a large samba of visitors from Worcester, Birmingham*, Wolverhampton, Stonrbridge, Hadley, Brattish*, de. Thee festival was opened with the Plaine Anthem, Clara Novella singing a verse, sad after a short pause M. Salaam lad off the hand la the istroluetion (representation of ohm) to the oratorio of the Creation. The mule is new become too well Mown to require say lengthened nodes of its performance tc-day, suttee it to say that the orchestra acquitted itself admirably. The choruses were gives with • perfection "admit realised in provincial w hom:me. The first chorus, " And the spirit of God," was gives in that subdued meaur which has such • telling Ohm la consequesce of the Menai of Madame Radom derff from sudden indisposition, Madame Clara Novak had to take upou herself the whole of the treble sell. Her ran. diming of the lovely air, " With verdnro clad," wee as frith is ever ; and in her singing of the air "Oa mighty pens" (whisk was set dawn for Madame Rudendorff) the audience loom nothing by the exchange, as may be supposed. In the esmath bar of this solo she introduced an ornamental pas sage, leaning up to B is alt with happy aim. Mr. Weiss gave the bees soil, always correctly, and though, perhaps, he waa a little too noisy now and then fur the room, he acquitted hinuelf well. The morning's performance proved the room to be emeedisgly well adapted for • man hall. Then is me resemem to mime the seaside, but ahem and solo are each distinctly hosed is all puts of the room. Of Heir Reichardt, who took the pribeipal tenor men, we am say bat little. His Mai is not of • pleasing quality, and especially when he fames it, which he net mfrequeinly does • in the p.m. passages it is such mootheir and more ageible. The whole of the oratorio was set snug, the programme stopping at the cisme, " Aseieved is the , glorious work." The oratorio of the Lea Judgment was flashed only Just helm the departure of the last train foe Ueda"; therefore mar nodes must be very brief. Mrs. Weiss ammitted herself admirably; and we need sot my that the little Miss Dab, bad to do la the oratorio wee well done. The duet betimes Mrs. Weis sad Harr Reiebardt—" Forsake me set"—was considered the gem of the perforreame, sad had the honour of a repeat. Theimiunitme had very judisimaly appended to the programme an earliest request " that the sampan, attending the mewing performances (whlek amist of mired music) will not Indicate their approbatica by say audible expesesion of applause." This request, in good tem, was strictly observed. Mean them present were the Bishop of Wiseman and Men. Petsys. Lard Ward (the president), Lard Lady Kissel., Led sad Lady Lytiultes, Right Hoe. R. Lrw., M.P., and party, le ay Omegiaita L-goo and Mr. F. Lyme', Ledy Wed, the Dowager Lady Healey, the Has. and Rev. 0. Herbert, 1. P. Brows Wastboad, Req., Rev. T. L Clements and the Han. Mrs. aught's, W. W. losinglise. Req., sad party, the Mayer of Kidder. Mester, and amenas sooty AT JERSEY. Oa Saturday night the following resolutions wore adopted at a auatereasly Weeded amnia( of the iambi. tams of Be. Helier, Woad of Jersey, N. Ls QUBIBM Bag, Cesatoblo of fi• Helier, ia the cheer: 1. That, Is the opinion, of thia mmtiag, it is right that this ametry should at all times staled a esfe ssylum to politioel sad roligicas siUes, *hammer may be their souatry, their coaveetioas, or their creed. Bat that, is mars for the home sad proteities they meet with is the British empire, it is the duty of all reforms to cab salt to Is lows ; sad that to do otherwise is sit abuse of • seat ungrateful ammeter, and a gross violate's of pitality he 2 . . That this soestiag lamas with regret that, dada" upward. of • tsar, some political retypes ham hebdoma dally publisbod is this island • lemma waled Llioaseise, wheat ha fits its °Wits the sap proodoa of Cluistisaity, Si. promo*. si albs, and tlis Outrun= of oil limos% it= in; reeks@ sovereign whose level sad onMsste it le our pride and priviloge to be. - 3. That this swea n gestesb, in Use wet 'albedo sad seism mower, er, i ower, the doltish.. adreested by the re Ssetle s deuraal be sewed ; which paper net eddy oral, laideLite..here for the overthrow (Wall sessutated &sena& God tiesehtily swells dm groat and cordial aUy ..brae iele l•wessOdes the axiom et Beglead awl image ..Biel Matte the teepee' sad mussiness et thep.opie of this ...arty, bat eweele peildeal sawbentre, rides, eel basely and weetsedy lambs the Qom el this nabs. This meeting easeiders the publisetse• of • paper et the above ware es • meet disiressied outrage ea the nerd laws of bewpitelity. wed ea the leeliese et the hababi tants et this 01whies sod bra Mead. The swedes wow. eiders he postieetiss hems us mistertsae for theisksd. sad eantellylewele that Idesedits madam will be adopted ae supple IL 4. Tbst • son of the above reseistiewe be eseassal sated to his Eseellswey the Illeetewast. Genesee by the teiteirles destined," : the Oseetable to/ Is. Bar, P. Swag, Beg., sad Dr. les. Diddles. THE Bones or SMllitsso..--All She ..blur of Use bead alms assay ploodeeed she aware of Awe bambin i anoiloi—sos at dolese. sad *elm wise 111 Ike adeb• beistbeal et Illesseeie. The inset bed alma kis s pole et geld Inseams woo to the vales et MOO plaseete, aid he=se SAO }lase. is navvy. Aratilag to Ms is toe iseeepealeee was lan meshed away KM Owen. all saga ken she imatergi, visa they NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE NORTH AMHRIOAN SQUADRON. PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 16. Beery expedition is being need to get the P. 5 broke, SD, wow, and Oceswellis, ilb, mew, reedy to rooted to Makin. the North Amnion armless. They ham had the Blue Peter 4wall deg M , edam their mess freer shoat sad lave get up Mess le sail Weight. alww their se having been deehrl ay ieme ships rmassies Iron the Mask Sea is des mei*, Obey are to base ware P.M. sad Is. dins' Ism it abmaes grassed; and the wimple iambs, the shies en to hi Sled up dram the Calmat; 61, gabs The Ba wls; This temalise bee Ws WNW to-day. Ilk Bribe meow Meek ship, M .1., - Pm' win kr • sinew deereadom 211° 1. "" 6 = dde alba A% Shish woe &laird at St. lieles's eines eismery windh in g away brag he hod& tier err elsie paid were they math& The lieembeed, 6, rile siseg, Oameandse Crease, also sailed tad* he the some Maim The invalids, 160 is sear; brought bowie to the screw tampon Orisons, wan diessabataday is the dockyard, eadankea Witediewm • lbw bad I. be earned on stretchers, vest Oakes is M walk. seanilesem, and the others mese able sad .r the eemeneisa or the trial el Mr. Yossi, Master el i=pi e rzt s. liset promided to Ike trial et Animism Surgeon et bet slip OSlssy ping Meamse, Ideates's t Glover, who was derged with bevies paean duty to Heals: Hospi tal on the M last., sad not retasnieg to the ship till the id , lowing day, led Aso &leg se in &Mate of latoaisation. The 'eiders fully revel Am 'beer, sad the prisoner, is his &team Wafted*. bet at beteg ablest without leave het dialed referreg tea state et istealeation. He stated that the mews* be sesprd en beard he reported himself to Listehmese Oboe; end then went to pp the boatman who had beam* his off, sad while doe* eo the lieutenant's bey smile bile sad told his be MSS waaud. He asked the bey te made sea the Maims, sad the sommaader told him be wes Laseleasse, rmeemesediag and tallies hint be had hateer 15.,. the ship, othentbe he wield have his tried Iby esnee.saanial. The mere howl the ober proved, sad adiedged tese perm, to be &mewed hew Liesti's service,. Hs was Amber asserdingly. The nembasitesten Mr. Jeremiah Hyde, boatswain of her reds ship= 40, seem also Margot with &salesmen, was Thelon Kr. William Hides; beatswele et bee Majesty's ship Perim; 17, was eke mire* dee der, the rescuer itaviag sesser e a ear bee Near hem ea haul Me se* to the resit of Ossals Sir Wisemas end these w•le had is diger. Druakenuas was alsoi the shame in Weems. The Sisseses„ 17, firea mew troop ship, Captais &divas, west est et limber to day, and tried the measured milt She asswered ertediagly wsf, emitting • gnat speed. Her enrols are by Mr. Murray, of this yard. Lizard, steam; arrived to-day with No. 17 mortar weasel la tow, from the Eastward. FATAL ACCIDENT TO TWO ARTILLERY - 6i3Niiimis: SHEERNESS, Oar. 16. Captain Inglefield'e company turned out this day for target practice with round shot and shell, /ring at a target distant 1,600 yards. Bight rounds bad been fired from the 66-Pounder is tan with four 32.potioders, the 66-pounder &tog round shot, the 112's shell. On ['rise the ninth shot from the 66-penander the shot had left the gen, sad was sear the target, when from some (at present) us. accountable cause the gun burst into pieces, the whole of the inner end of the gun drorping at least one hundred yards from ice original position, the outer end taking an opposite direction, doing ooseidersble damage to the neat gun carrier, on the ease battery. The paver fragments of the gnu out both lege and part of the lower part of the body of Ganser George Brows the 2nd, and cut the upper part of the head off of George Gosling. Brown was alive when takes off the battery, bat bee died since. Gosling wee killed on the spot, several baptists of the goo, with the entire inner end, passed within armee reach of Captain Inglelleld and Liestruaat George Mauls. Had the madam-Meat occurred five minutes sooner, front six to eight peewee, moat have been killed, as they had only that monies* left to whom the este, Into the garrison of the two field battery of borsta l for practice here. The target practise this day and petards, has esesoded the practice bore for many years. Yesterday the flagstaff was cat away by a rotted Mil b. shot from the gun whion un fortunately burst today. It is se meek more to the credit of the men, who are all newly raised men. The un fortunate men who have bat their lives ware both volun teers from the Lancashire Artillery Militia, and joined the Royal Artillery on the 20th Assiut last. CHATHAM, Oar. 16. Owing to the nembn of troops embarking for the Haat, the sell for medioaleMeen is very great, sad If this pressure musses, it will be dificelt to supply gentlemen for that duty. No mow does a medical officer join the General Hospital time we order from the Adjacant.o e 1 of the ➢ledical Departetsut wives, to the effect that be is to prepare for embukatiese, to take medical charge of Mops. Arrived this atonic= from Peetemouth, at the Strood statics, 160 wounded and sick nee. . . The 'ship Alma brought 80 men in military charge of Lint. W. Wiautett, 4th Foot, sad Lieut. Stonier Gabbles, 30. b Font. in medical chargs of Dr. Williams aid Hospital Dresser Mr. Oppenham. from Scutari hospital. Only sae casualty daring the voyage. kw The The Cape of Good Hope brought 28 men from Stnyma pital. Fortymtven mw arrived from Ch'ishooter hospital. Fortroas wire takoo in Fort Pitt; the rommindar pro. ended to St. Mary's barracks. Aasistant-Surgeoe William Carter received ardor. this day to mooed to Cork ;#1 embark for the East, in charge of troops. DUBLIN, Om 16. Drafts from the 14th and 56th depots, from the depot battalion, Mulling's, arrival at Lima Hall Sams' yesterday, sad grill Proud to Cork t►dy, at sight a.m., by special train, from the Kisgsbrhige terminus, for em barkation at the hitter port for Ida to and the Crlawri, - on board the Lord Dalhousie. - ft; Th. Kerry Militia have already Distributed over ass budged and forty 'plebeian to the vrar, and thirty more have aim la their Dames to Kr. Mayberry, quartermaster sad miss. This dose sot betray a spirit of • madsy.' Far otherwise ; it masiteets the reality et regimeatal mad royal Minimum. mid ao statism's sad so elleareaalatebese sash of sae attest I. polity et the beget is bite as ta alesourep THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION. (Fee. legit r'ebt's Gesso P•ALLIMIIIIT•ILT OSA= or 6,0001., •W•ILDND TO THU OPPIOSIN aaD Ca3W OP WM PIAJPITT'S .air iliTis• TIO•TOIL Department of the Assistant Galena of the Nan. Admiralty. Sostereet•hosse, Oct. 16, 1856. Nodal is hereby Outs, to all peewits interested thereto. that pelmet of tbe per U... allotted severally to the Sloan (entries of Captaia Welts') sad maw of bar Idelesty's ship Iseastator, payable I. nap* of special servos remised by whilst eniployed ia the Arft , 's Bea, will soissesse ea Tbareday, the 26th of October, 1666, is the of the Assoontant-Geseral of the Navy, Ads easseeet-house. Nosh sisimut, is pot ato is exposed to gredass his essaiesies. smut; me ten tibial& of elltriee. As spat or Mee paws is to exhibit a power of attorney, or other lastruseut, by virtue of whist' be my be legally autherised M move the than of ea indleidael ossified to partleipate is the grant. The followiag are the ease severally payable to sash pontos of the reek or rating desesieed :—Lieateseat, and salmi ouster, sash 2711. hi. ; cameos assistant. eargoos , sate, desk is sharp, esrposter, best owal.,i tor sate, aced ENuistasx interprets, each 1741.85. 4.1.; ship's Gook sad payassier's steward, each 961. lee.; gasser's sate, boastweia's sate, corpuses site, caulker, sisals of the hold, sepsis et the exesep, sepsis of the deseade, eeptaia of the ateistep, quartermaster, Impedes eszswals. blacksmith, sailataker, anti sest of Royal Mariner. ash 87L 40.2 d. ; wpm( of ary Marisa, 561. 24.10 d. • able seams, sweater's Brew, sad private of Royal Wirisee, sash 29L 1..64 ; subordiaste oillars' steward sad guepross steward, oath IW. 7s• 7d. Penes. who reside at *distaste from Diodes, desking is reseive payment Wesel tbeColleetor ei Customs or sflesiond Bereave, at say plant withis the United his= sa ser , Whams* themes by letter, essind the ag proper to the " theretary of die Ad ratty, OUVii'd Andll3.—Mr. Bardswoll, solicitor M Mr. Oliver, appeared otiose Mr. Ceeendesk air Stever ewe es Ileuday (whisk lied bees mewed sa the time of liesrlag au appliestirs M maul the retest adjudication), sad Pirated that se Mr. Money, who represented the Bash *Masada, cord air , R had bees ritually speed between thew Is spNpler ea sOfournesest used Priority. Mr. Ssedewell ales Nara stoke of *polkas's. he • rats mai es stew ewe, at tie mewed Ikea the pithiest end the l siderite made. both with mud to the debt sad tr io. We e VIM Warmed. This proweilas et Mr. Bemis was ekes* Mjsekelkl bly - urewein dirk Wit. J. I. se soul, who ailed is Me say isdhis. It Ids Maser bit aim with Mermen le the , Dsodowsit Algid is more esplielt es totes at of the it heessittieselladed te. This Mr. Hardswell &Wised* sad atthrsoalf beseur=d the whole pestles MAI Pdingo-Nivahordsr IRELAND. ATTEMPTED ABEAtioINATION OF A LADY. DUBLIN, Oor. 16. An atrocioos attempt at aseemination wee made on Friday afternoon in the county of Cavan, the victim being a lady who had purchased some property in the 'Numbered Estates Court, and who, it appears, bee paid the penalty, so usual in Ireland a few years , slew, foe attempting to remove tenants for the non payment of rent. The facts are thus related by a correspondent of the Evening Mail : BoLLTOONNILL, Ocr. 13. la the annals a memiaatise sad 'Monism I hare sot, I think, reed of anythleg egad is ateoes and barbarity tow sot mei/Aldo' Mmemdeamer to give yea as amount of. Mims Cherie*, Biel* en YAM, , lese,abseit four o'clock, when murals, from Heibeennell, WOO MOM the lens or armee leading from her Imes by ego ffeganne Is human shape, who at ones dragged/in Webs car, Mieeked her down with loaded sticks, sad then lielibreately lied so fewer than three petal shots into her feee sled Mad, sitar which they walked quietly away, leaving her he dead. The unfortunate lady was shortly afterwards swing en a door to her own house, when she now Iles la the esesteseguidatiog gate and agony, bevies, besides the b Mm Me sticks. opeelved no lase teas lose ballets in the lase gad head. in. off *tick Is lodged la the brain. Her seefflpel attend's* Warmth not the slightest hem et bet revamp. &me 111 nioathe ago sworn isle/natio* was gives that Mislay we. soda tole shot, and • oommealeati..a to Mat dime Men made is the government, who ordered that she should get a pollee assort et all times she might call fee seep, bat she Daly availed herself of the privilege oa oast or two ocessicee. Poor, unsuspecting creature, who set herself does to live is th ei midst of her property, thinking that at lout a leas sad unprotected female might be safe Named her tensatry, but, alts! no. Neither ego see se: is new, nor sever wee, respected by the hellish Ribbon cede which is " usehangod and unebangeable." It will be asked in whet did tie sufertesate lady offload. ithe dared to exercise the rights over the property which sae had purchased in the lamathered Estates Court. She dared to took for sad enforce mutest of bar rents from rem tory tenants, and she dared against others to brim an' 'Portman which would have been tried at the •p tag ' motions of this town. Yes, all this she his had the teme rity to dare to do, and notwithsteading her sway eats of Madness, and they are admitted to be twos rens, to her Meats and neighbours, she has paid the penalty for dariag to look for her own. ilsoh • heinous, sold. blooded, cowardly act is enmesh to make one's bloo di ran sold to eoutemplata. Bat what steps will the government take in the wetter ? Here we are is this Ballyoonnell—the some of poor Mr.Ostiegber's murder In 1846--in Ballyconaell, the aurtery end bet bed of ribbouisni—not hiving a magistrate within three miles of as. altheagli Ballinamore his it , R.M., and *mill ditto ; bat Ballyeettaell is not deemed worthy of bevieg even • sub isspeetor stationed In it, and it le not very lag since we got • head eonstable. I now, sir, tell the governesses they ought not longer to remain inactive. This la • frightfully bad state. It is will known to some of the magistretes that Gaither wet on the list for ameminatiee, and would bees preceded poor Miss Hinds, if the dastardly *gents of the Ribbon system could have takes him unawares. Let the government, then, do what they ens et ones. They eon station an satire and detereslaed stipendiary magistrate, end a sah-inspector of the same stamp, et Bellyoonnell ; and they can, ander the set, form a polio, station on tar leads of Tutinglion (where the deed of blood was perpetrated), making the land liable for all esponas• When they do this, then I will give them credit for a desire to protect life and property in this doomed beauty. bubsequent accounts state that the unfortunate lady was still living yesterday, but was in a precari• one state, and that a reward of 1001. bell been offered by government for information leading to the detec tion of the murderers. A correspondent of the Daily .E.vreas adds the following particulars: This horrid cause* wro committed in open day, shortly before four I. the Otero(' In, in a populous place, al houses immediately malign as to the place, bat, until the deed was done, sad the fellows securely off through a &sigh hellish:, wood, not one made their sypearsace. It was also esinmitted beside her own property ; bat It wet nuked that almost if sot all the theists on the lead made their ap pearance In Rollyconnell market that day mo t conspicuously fa seder to he oat of the way. One of her tenant,, an old IMO men, named Andrew Reilly, Miss Hinds took up on the way, bat es his life is to some of the lows on the lands, he escaped, though he says be was Bred at, but this is not believed. Mite Hinds's servant boy le Calleseitted to the &Howell here for further eassination, as he prevaricated, and told • mat improbable story. A oorrespondent of the Evening Mail, writing ap parently under very excited feelings, throws the blame of the crime upon the whole Roman catholic population—a charge which the Procaine' Journal repels with equal earnestness. The Irish Tenant League holds a general meeting of its members and friends to-day, and its further ex istence will probably depend on the result of the pp esedinge. The publics appears to take very little in terest in the matter. Application was made to the magistrate of College street police-office yesterday, by a young man appa rently respectable, on the part of a lady who accom panied him, and who, he stated, was his mother. Toe application was, that the bench should taus a sum mons to compel the appearance of the young man's father, the husband of the lady, to answer her com plaint of having kept her locked up in a room in his dwelling house during a period of five years. The lady appeared to have endured much suffering i eke seemed feat fully emaciated aid feeble. The applica tion for a summons was granted, end tc morrow, at one o'clock, was fixed foe hearing the complaint. Several flocks of wild geese were heard passing over the city on Sunday night, preasging a severe winter. VICEREGAL COUB:L—His Esselimey entertained at diluter at tee Viceregal Lodge ea Satarday last—Lady Dover. Cathie' ks Ma. Ordavise Canaille*, Cambridge- Beira Militia; Colonel Fitastepben Freese, Lieutenant. Colonel Caulfield. sad the 'Mein at the Raosoeinioa Militia; Major Pattie, Major Dickson. sad the Akers of the 111th Leasers; Mr. Langley. Royal Hon, Aram ; Mr. C. Rwahissos. Qinea's Bay • Mr. G. Begot. the Rev. Mr. Creyke, Mr. Evenatil. Liontessat-Colasel Udaq, A.D.C. in Waiting. THE Orin HOTYA DU LOUVRE AT PAWL—At the most meeting of the shareholders of the &aid des Immobile de Ia Km de RiToktiMii at Parkseste inurestleg details esepsetieg the Whim. which premises to be sae of the eurkwaties of Park were glees. The banding itself eseehte of one enormous home, the sides of which meson respeetively 488 feet, 468, 196, aid 147 feet, the longest side facing the palms of the LOOM, sad the longest end foishkg one aide of the Plao9 do Palms Royal. Round them two ships sa amide yeas, with handsome stem, is the style of the Petah Royal ; the ether two Nils are she iermed of shops, bet without say arcade. Above the reap of shops is aa entre/RA and above that, the rams beleaglag to the hotel, Mar stones high, sad sompriess IMO aparmasats. The prime* coon 4 1 sathely Maud over, sail a salmi& seat eaternal Maims* admits the visitor to a splendid vaulted gallery, frost whisk dime kid to the various stair ores, sad also to the empollbuftt dialog saloon. Both these apartments have the walls end selling" decorated with frescoes sad gilding, In the style of the galleries at the Loam. The building is solisrely of atom. sad hes cost 294,0001. ; the gemmed ea which it is shamed, 187,6914 aad the feralehing sad capital is, earrylocit on are estimated at 80,0001.; foreleg • MA if 611 ML The shops are already let, es far as they are completed. sad the meant from skis souse will anima to a nielimui of 16,8001. per mama. TM hotel Is to be seder the isastageeaset et M. Dental, the poopetehor a the Soho Tishri. at Dm/we, and if the prime smsmadsrals.Mis ssisblishmsat will prove • godsend to*, suateseue Mitsui of Paris ; being tha Aret eddy, boils modally as se Meal is that city. YORTEEZ SITIESION Or LYZEPOOL.--LIYEAPOOL, Taamkr.—Leet. mania a 'lefties et the rstepayees =bewithla rho p of Teenager*, situated ea the side of the Mussy, was hold at the Mdlomia M e OEM hoe easeiderethe se appliediee which hod bees mode by Mr. W. W. Pansy sad st= i l fr ia the Toira Omit a Liverpool, fee the purpose of natio( the ttwaellp el Temetere with Liverpeel, Risk... bed sad saw totruldpe. A otablam P.M.' by Mr. C. WeedwerE, sad sateeded by Mr. D. Sas, Mean ' thou It was sot for the iatersot et Temasere Mat ea eftalga oaths with Weep* arid Blekaoheed should take Moab was paned mmelmse4, and a Asgetallm &flamed to wall apes the simmer Oela serminftes of Limpid to sequalat Is of the Nimbly& dosteles. EmormiIMILENT IT • DEROWIT or SI 110r1L--• Yesterday (Tuesday) morels, a warms wee grestod hp S. Glut, lleq., we of she Windsor bemegli imiplarafte, kr Arralt Pepeeepress Osage ' a amp nth iVaseat, tfterged Vial ftebesalle4fi ts• seeedles with ofttsie hemp haeasiep ft his y. It appease ha left hie leiglemleteempsey id* hft about a quarter to an oedipal' as Monday melee is s gab, mad bee wet slam bees heard e 4 la the mee as_his abuses boil t iiasemeed, tatormatisa was lasty gives to ' Mr. , sapuiateadeat w palm Ilis ftWilesdollon. Ned UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OF: THE THE BISHOPS AT OXFORD TRIM HUNDRED TEARS AOO. at OF OXFORD, Onr. 16. In commemoration of this grunt event, a sermon was preached is the church of St. Mary Magdalen this afternoon (Tuesday), by the Rev. J. C. filler, MA., of Lincoln Coke's, rector of St. Mania's, Birmingham, end honorary canon of Worcester, from the 12. h chapter of te• Havannas. of St. John, vane 11. The discourse was listened to by a crowded church. Amongst the esagregie tics were—The Vies-Cheitoellor, the Senior Proctor, the President of St. John's, the Warden of Wadhihn, the Wards!' of All Soul., the Principal of Magdalen Hall, the Principal of New Inn Hell, the Public Orator, the Margaret Professor of Divinity, the Rev. Messes. J. Lae, Oordon, Andrews, Mammy, sod a few other Masters of Arts,ind some hundrerilsof Undergradastes,. the Mayor, several of the Aldermen and Town Council of tee city, e nd a large number of ladies. The sermon, which occupied one hour within live minutes, will be meanly pub • licked. Oa this occasion the beautiful memorial of Clamber, Ridley, sad Latimer, adjoining the north end of Magdalen ahareejrard, wee oraameated with evergreens • large plants is pets eitenpyieg the steps whine the ilea tidier, whisk had a plusiag ef f ete. MORAL Pntiosorzy--The Reeder in Moral Philosophy (Dr. Deubeay, of Maid .lea College) will deliver an lune gond teeters ia the sate• chapel of Magdalen College, on Tuesday, October 28, at 1 o'clock. He will also deliver in the same place, en alternate Tuesdays during term, a Wane of lectures on the Philosophy of Kent, to rammna on Tuesday, Nov. 6, st 2 o'clock. He also wishes to form a °lets to reed the •.Nitentietret• Ethics of Aristotle," in the ball of Magdalen College, every Thunder cod Satur day, at 12 o'clock, to commence on Thom's', November 8. This course h open to all members of the University who have passed their filet pnblis 'Replication. Those who wish to &tread it are requested to call on the Reader, at Magda's College, oe Tuesday, November 6, et 11 o'elock. Om. 16. B.A. Exeltittemoit, 1856.—The Vicc•Chsnoellor siege notice, that there will be a meetiett on Mondsy, the 22nd inst., at eleven o'clock, at Caine Lodge, of the Syndi cate appointed by grace to coseider the cases of those undergraduates who have degraded and are desirous of becoming candidates for booms'. The Syndicate irtsh it to be understood that ales not presented to them at the above iseetiog will be precluded from consideration till the seat mister meeting is October, 1836. All applications must be made is writing by the tutors, and aroompanied by the pee, easy medical certificates. HIBRZW.—The Regius Professor of Hebrew gives teeth*, that hie lectures on Hebrew and Sanskrit will he delivered in one of the lecture f 002711 of Trinity College, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, during term,. begitaiing oa Tuesday. October 23, at the following hours .—At 10 a.m., Sawkrit : Nile. At ll cm., Hebrew : The Book et Numbers. At 12 cm. Hebrew . The Grammar, and the Book of Genesis. Theis Lectures are fres to all persons. Gentlemen wishing to attend are requested to enter their woes at Deightos, Bell, sod Co.'s. REFORMATORY ESTABLISHMENTS. WORCESTER, MONDAY Nos?. The Quarter Sessions for the county of Worcester were opened to day before the Right Hon. Sir J. S. Peking too, But, M.P., and an unusually large muter of the aegis- Mates, among whom were Lord Lyttelton, lord lieutenant of the county, Berl Beauchamp, and near 70 other magi. strata. In the come of the county business, a question same before the court as to the propriety of rsappoiating a committee appointed at the Michaelmas Session lest year to cansider the provisions of the act for the better emu and reformation of youthful offenders. The Right Hon. Caatamax said the committee had no mot to make, but he would email himself of that oppeeta aity of stating the view which he took of this loterestiss sad important subject, which was, that at this mozseat ft we hardly desirable for the county of Worcester to move la des matter. In the presser state of the law, it was porfesdy eiseridist they must move, if they moved at all, on the voluntary principle. Thu plan had been attempted in soma counties, end was now being tried in the adjacent county of Werwiek. This was aa experi ment in which he felt the deepest interest, but he mast say that he did not feel sanguine of the success of the voluntary principle when applied to matten of this magnitude; and, therefore, he thought before they took any steps themselves they should watch the result of the ezperiment in Warwickshire. They had collected in Warwickshire a sum of 1,6001., which was a very large sue to call upon as coact, 6i ctntributs by voluntary beau° lanes. They bad the advantage in Warwickshire, too, of the establishment of a reformatetrymlicol at &salty, near Birmingham ; hot Ise undentood 'there was a diffsr . ence rat opinion existing as to whether they should anthem them selves with the Sahley establishment, or set up another more genteelly situated. He was not aware whether the large sum of 1,6001, which had been thatributed is War wick/hire, would be sufficient for the portico, but he had been told by some personal friends that, fere- 'poetise of the cost of the' establi-hment of a 'refer amatory, the sum granted by the government woe not enough by 71. per heed for the support of the prironaia coefiried in these establishments. Teenier' private bee( release would bars to be tied, not only for the amount nrcessary for starting the Institatioe, bat also to the ex tent of 71. per bead annually for matatenance. It would a's* be a question for c usideration whether they might not take advantage of the establishment of reformatory schools In adjacent counties for seeding their cffenders to. He was vs:, anxious to see them establishments car►ied out ; and there was one remarkable case for trim( at them meows which showed the necessity for such establishments. Ho alluded to the cam of a boy aged 11 years, who was *barged with Innesebreakiog, sad who bad before the alleged offense been a boy of vary abandoned habits. The right hon. baronet, in coaclusion, repeated his doubts of the SIMON of ths volua tary system; and before be was ;rammed to originate a movement in the county for the establishment of a reforma tory, ha was disposed to wait the result of the efforts made in other counties. . Bev. T. Paktum' observed that Worcestershire was one of the few coaches of Baglead that bad no reformatory. He dwelt oa the importance of checking early disunities to crime, said be was convinced of the necessity of adopting soesethieg of the sort, and impressed a hope that the right boa. chairman sad the lord lieutesant of the county would take up the matter. Bee. J. Psameos ezprased a similar desire to that of his father, the last speaker. He regretted to hear what had fells. hom W right hos. chairman, and still hoped be would originate • reformatory iutitutios for the musty. No doubt the government oessidered rice voluntary pria ciple the best for the end, and he thought the gummiest woe is the right. Lord Lrerarros (lord lieutitarit) said be did not wish to throw any dmcouregement on what had been does in Warwiclobire, bat be was humid to say that he c odd not I quite Gellert, from what passed at the recent meeting there, what was intended to be dose. The Bettley institution had been is ezistence souse time, and the proposition was to enlarge the existing building there, and make it a meaty imitation. That propcittos he understood had bus acquiesced in es the part of the whole of the magistracy of the county, but he hued the other day that doubts bad arisen is the minds cf 11011211 of the magistrates, sad that the ',hole question was throws open now, whether they should have a sew establisinnest in tbe mambo of the comity, or whether they should enlarge that at Batley. Oa the rural question he would say that he was very analoss that something should be dour, but he was very mach of madam that there would be so peat value in the reappoist• meat of the committee at these sessions, because that court had so power to deal with the rates for supporting as Usti tutios; and as there was in may counties in England 'something defog by private efforts, he thacght that would indium muliusest to Mee It to private efforts, sad not to give power to Quarter Boehm to deal with the eatery rates la support of these establishments. But if say move meat should be laws in the ettuntir be should be happy to Jul. it. He believed the sista paid by the goverment still left a considerable rem to be Mad, op to support these huff Miens. Hs refereed to the Wilts mettieg lately hold, at which it was proposed to establish as Ustitstaca as the model of the ase set os foot at Hardwick', near Gloomier, by Mr. Barwick Baker, sad one or two other magisicatee, sad which he believed was nearly aeltsupporting. alfter • short seattersetket the matter dropped. The committee wee net rtreppoisted. Nzw fizzaners.—Messes. John Scott and Sc.., Gehosock, bays 'awed late a oostraot with govoniumt to Wig als suabosia of about 90 Net keel sea. They ate te bo of Iliplze l s , ere expeesed es be reedy seat spring, obwals , fiat. ALACIL—Notarn at .Al.. il lsion for six Gaye sashes °oohs: 13. Seabee asheitted, issisaims seem tletet hoiden, 26,211. /mesa* rsesived Ise sip odwiene, 1.1671. l s. 64. 01117NRAL PAULO& SWILLIW6 DIM OM. 16. Maisslara ea earnest, 3,961 ; ditto by sews Zeiss*, 11711.—T0ut.6,219. Oeseseperiteg 4ey less y*843,716. MBILICIN SONDE. Yesterday a general misting of Mexican holders took place at the London T , for the put taking into consideration the present state of their Caanuts Bit, was in the r' commenced the business of the Resting in the . terms. He said—Gentlemen, You will all remember at our meeting in February last we passed certain dons, which I may as well read to you, as they en Ma forgotten. " The Mexican financial agency country having disappointed the just eapectstioes bondholdem, etpecially when they consider th been kept up and paid at their enema whether coined dividends or not and haMe failed in it' of the word to ac ' implis its no doubt well lot pose, the boodholders eri neatly and una-issousl H.B.H. the President and the Government of put an end to the same at the earliest passible moment committee having well discussed and considered Or ter in all its besriogs, alter sae:pimientos of some of opinion that •he test instrument for coadt affairs of the Mexican bondholders, for atteading interests in Mexico, and receiving the money tic there, and for the payment of dividend, in this en a respeetsble house of agency; who have the comfit the Brirish pubic and the goverment of I had hoped to have ivied yes Upriser at an • than the ',relent, to inform you that we had k same into effect, and that we bad now met to eo, the boodboldele that Messrs. Bering. were the agents, Mexican goiernment end the bondholders, and that committee, over which I have the honour to preside, which virtually cersed after the last;ineetiog, had thing more to do than to resign its functioris, and , all matters into the hands of that eminent house. ant mums you that we have taken every step that MOM to carry your rmlutions into effect, but have consequetro of Santa Anna and his government entirely disappointed the just expectations of - mime. Under these circumstances what is best' I feel, es we'! ro the deputy chairman, and I other members of the comm ittee, if we were to eel, pot in this period of difficulty, much mieebief sat, Let it, however, be distinctly understood that your tee have, according to the rroolution of Februer! abroletely resigned, end, as is usual on all such we only hold tide, temporarily. The situation I as your ebrirman was forced upon me by the retire the first instance, of Baron Goldemid, and, secondly, of Mr. Capel, both in consequence of ill health. aware, at the last meeting I tendered my resigsat was induced to hold office for a limited period by ti, mimeos vote of the bondholder,. I feel in the present of your affairs that I should be unworthy of the you have placed in me and the other members' mitten, were we now to desert our post. I do that the resolutiors passed at our last onetime cari:ed into effect ; but, in the event of this not Lima a 'hew d period —say viz months—a new must be ape tinted. I would throw out, for your a lion betwixt this and our next meeting, whether not thick your sff.irs would be hotter conduetee hands of one individual, a man of integrity, talent, Sty, with a fixed salary. Myexpsrience tells me that le mitteca are not the be , t celculated to promote your A resolution was passed by the general meeting of May, 1864, authorising the collection of ed. per the dividend then to be paid in order to provide pens. of keeping a commiesioner to Mexico. 7 Moe produced a gems amount of 3,5211. 13r. 24. reduced to 1,3401. 15.. 2d. net by the following , , 801. 18s. tor i.'immiosion, and 2,1001. retained Facto to reimburse 10,000 dole which the Mexican of Finance had advanced to Mr. Rickards out of dead fund in Tampico without any authority from mates. Oat of this hairnce of 1,8401. 15e. Rickards's outfit sad the first quarter of his salary, 4001., have bran paid, leaving the committee 9401. 16.. 2d , besides a claim for 1,5981. 4s. 10 Rickards, which is not at present recoverable. stated in the committee's list report that Rickards left Mexico in December, 1864, Chas. _ Esq , had sited with the greatest :sal and intelligence oommissioner of the bondholders there, and these • for which there is combine' and most urgent o has continued to 'Med up to the present time. in the present critical position of affairs in Mexico, matters are generr"y massed there, it is simply ino to go on without a comailisioner in the capital, in antantanication with the Mealeaa froveiniamit , Majesty's minister in Mexico. In order, _therefore, able the amines to conspeess•• Mr. Whitehead past services, and to secure a 'minimizes of -• have to call on their fellow bondholders for • of 6J. in the found of the dividend of Ist which is now about to be paid. Considering the of the case, and that without a comerlealonar in remittances would probably soon dwindle down the committee anticipate sn unseimouv event t lowing resolution That, to provide the commit mesas to defray the expecee of keeping a comm . Mask°, tbiv general meetine of Weaken hereby authorise and respectrully request the flaaecial agent in 1 olden to deduct from the d' Ist July, 1853, now advertised to be paid, 63. is and to band over the proceeds of such collection oommit , se." I should state that the committ tapes's, for »ports, meetings, advertisemeato, salaries, and oface envenom, are but trifiing—say . • year. The resolution was also put and carried, as were . lowing "Test this meeting ha to express its deep regret notwithstanding the handsome conduct of the English ' holders of Moak* in consenting in 1860 to the red their dividends from 6 to 3 per cent. per annum, it relieve Mexico, aad to bring them clearly withl sources of the nation, and also within the amount sacredly hypdtherated for that purpose by the w of the legislature, good faith has not been kept (and the breach of which, in fact, entitles them original 6 per cent.), and that four dividends ar (that of Ist July, 1863, being only now edt be pad), red that toe use belonging to t holders have not been held sacred, bat have been ea priated, and in one Instance actuality taken by Circa k replaced, under the late government of General Anna, an act utterly subversive of the law of • generally that no care has been taken and made duties the late government to keep faith lend and the bondholders of Mexico." " That title meeting earnatly hopes and believes brighter and a happier day is yet in store for Mexico her national creditors (and most assuredly the prosperity nations can never be separated from the faithful discharge of their national obligations), end that under a more en lightened and liberal government, which they are happy t leers there are great hopes of being now established " Mexico, the just expectation of her long.suifering patient bondholders will no longer be dieappointed, their just rights r-spected end maintained, sad the deeds faithfully and punctually paid as they become "That this meeting hereby empowers the committee take such steps as they may think proper, sad as d the be to them, in order to acoomplish these ends, sad to carry oat the reeolutions of the f February last as well as of the present one." " That dais meeting having learned from their the handsome part and zealous interest taken Os half by the present chargt d'affsires is Mettler, sots sad well aware that they mainly owe this struestinos of the Berl of Clarendon, who hes ever I enough set only to listen to the just reprdentatloss committee in a matter involving the fortunes of so s his hllew-csontrymen to no leas en *moan% than . of 10,000,0001. sterling, and of 300,00 W. per annum t England, but also to follow up every assurance and pros. which be has made, most faithfully and energeticellj, through Mr. Le tem, begs to thank the Earl of Clarendon most sincerely, and requests the chairman to o.••-- - same to his lordship." With reference to the latter resolution, Mr. ROBERTSON, one of the committee, observed all the Foreign Secretaries be had known for t' years, Lord Clarendon had proved himself to friend of the bondholders. A Bonninione then proposed the following " That this meeting esprems its regret that tt (and at the Bask of England should stand in the t. of the Medeas financial agent in London, which eiders andrary to the commonest rules of business, liemby mums its committee to adopt the best • that they ean devise foe the same." The resolution was carried, and the formal the main soectleded. ROll3lllO atlLOßs.—There are at present number et the swell mob actively engaged in the! Med sidle various abippiag ',Sees is London A NOM and ea eariossjpretessas robbiog them kite, Ness! Yesterday the carpenter ot ChiMpkii, Wilson, from Callao, received eg tad 751. at one of the shipping °Maw, and o was geeprtly Wand be two well•dressed men publimbenes Is the neighbourhood, and then occurred Nd prastise of mating • bargain, the ens party prated ss lam geld dart for sale, and the other not aiming r Isms. A quarrel app eared to Wee, lad the sew invited to taterfere, with a promise of 4i— tramble it be maid effect the puesirese of the Mils* agreed, and paid down MsaO dila. 7 ailissa llaketler whil Tilisk aisa thi llittl as kik lin ionisu ss ve" his i onso Psedri f, w iry oo well ald aliNaliNit:. spesk as " dr y , and therefore his... en easy dupe to to. Naas Ot the sseusireli. 1. ft . : • A • maimmuos• • E. an bond- • purpose of km affairs. chair, and • following 'ember that aim resole. ey may have any in this pious of the that it his er they re- every seas. 'tended per. ily appeal to S Mimic() to lament. The 'ed the mat- me yeas e, me 'esting the ing to their Ins to them ,a country, is anfidenes of of Mesita." earlier time I carried the congratulate . agents of the ad that our preside, and tor, had no- id to consign we. I need that was pos- itive failed is lowa having of your coa- t. to be done t • believe the elinquish our ' might arise. roar commit- 'wary lass, all I I leb occesiona, I now bold stirentent, in ,ndly, by that tb. You are igsatiun, but I by the pew present state • is confidence I' s of the cons- o not despair f r may yet be taking plaw 'w committee Pwr considers- • ether you do lusted in the lent, and abi- bat large eons- Pour interests, Ig of the 15th . per pound on de for the se- Thet collets- &, which w-v ,g deductions, led by Colonel icon Minister i • at of the di,l- - the corn- lbs. 2d. Mr. lay, together I so with only P. 10d. on Mr. , • bls. It was ,t sines Mr. •. Whitehead, intelligesee as hew services, ,t occasion, he HP. Not only Lezleo but es I ply im ipossible 1, in constant sent and her refine, to en- *head for I''s I . st them, they I contribution st July, 1853, the neeessiq In Mexico the n to nothing, at to the &I- nsatiate with omisnomer it bondboldese the Melte= ie dividend of in the pound. etion to their =Mee's own sts, postage', y within 5002. were the lel- p regret that, finglish bond. p reduction of es, in order to sitbin the re- net of duties • ▪ solemn acts et with them lam to their ds are now in advertised to to the bond- en miseppro. fine and not enenl Santa nations, and • no els:none ,th with Eng- dares that • r Mesico sad prosperity of dal discharge r • more on- are happy to istablished in 'offering and ppointed, but and the divi- amino dee." committee to I as may seem no important , • e meeting of air committee on their be. • Mr. Lett- • his to the la. I ale been good tattoos of the pf so many of I hi ban upwards r . I swim due to e and promise energetically, of Clarendon ~ • s convey the leaved that of I :g sr the last 20 l I I to be the beet ig resolution: the dividend .hs sole name II which it cos- I business, and beet remedy 4 heehaw of tent a large neighbOur- • a victimising ern of Oak r of the ship I , ved heavies d on having in to enter a occurred the y pretending wines to the ISSIMINI was ; I at IL tat his [] the geid. He tltltl lll a N na' iue f t , Lia the geld g dust. eery imperfect 'the mashlna- • 1 1 •