The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-14 00:00:00

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' • . . 1-TWOPENCE wit,. oat', heats, and t, "ahem awl orkshire p et, et, to the bstahol i diet°, whis t wt. 444 t }ditto wh it • 2,;.. 2;4, per imporialep pow°, 41h. e Umbel, 3 16, 16s;old, 4 2 8s. toPehOs• e tra.lo for *beat is improett ir some weeks past The het and this cond i tion haat tow t Peas sad be ans In siati :-- 1 • LACK BALL PASSIM:MBA LINZ al mart mcgAritatAviTALLlAfrousiarier dee& TELWRAI'IIIO ikTTMAIGE/41011 DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL E.III6ITION, _ - MIA • 17serr the Speen 'Patronage et Her Majesty the QUIHN.,_. 1 OM DAILY, cad to the IVENING on MONDAYS, Tr's- (astrrin'amannems.) saziael TItUitsDAYS. Adtultalort, One WU*" itte . will close on the 9th of November next. .. 1 DEPARTURE OF THE KING AND QUEEN 1 OF JPOSTIJOAL FOR BELGIUM. PARIS, Ocr. 13. The King and Queen of Portugal left yesterday' for Brussels. Their Majesties will return to France at the commencement of November, and will than go to Compiegne. The Emperor presided at a Council of Ministers to-day. AttSVOL. ~ .. . THE OtTTBILWL OF 011,0LIBA AT EPPING. In ordw io obtain the most reliable informatiola ea a subject of such public importaaes an the breaking out of the cholera within 20 mike Lrados, we Trea der seat a special reporter to inquire into the arouse stances. Os hie stepping eat of the railway serriap os the platform at that place, the tied thing that met Ma eyes was the following placard, which was posted up at Or Wagon : _ ta compared with hat wed, ad saran on overate. Barley 1 6d. down on average. 0 4 , up nn average. Brans wit. average. Wheat. 35,. ; 0".• 23.. to 2) % 3d.; 1 Tea SAS& To ami lL m ionti _ ord ---- oey 4 ....aug 0ti00 LPN 11. LOU 1 - itov. 10 toloouroe osirolla 11.2401 11. India Nov. 16 ISNOLAND.—Iaod Orden. SAL to 01l *wee. biome !Golden Cl= 6.600 IIL lodla rot. 20 sontorough Relitooe ... I Uglosol 2.000 /2. India Nov. 16 VIENNA, Oor. 10. Herr Paul rock Almasy, of whom I wrote in my last, bas been pardoned by the Emperor. On re turning from Csrlsbad he was given to understand that henceforth be would be allowed to remain on , the estate of lus sister in Moravia, the Countess Zierotin. _ (nom °us owl oozy RAILWAY ARRANORMENTB. Return tickets to sad teem Dublin ore Issued at the ptinetpol rollattys la Maslow! sod Boatload se conildorobtr reduced __.__ 12.—W0 ware taas s to-day ; the best Wads a u latices. The supply of slisu Thursday last, the mutton tp. Calves • limiteigds simply ; ...bad. Pat e* . Beet, 7d to p ;m • mout,. go. per lb. Biwa pip, ilia. to 19s. per wawa had a rather short apply • y, but it proved spat% utimals were look er Mum igith lu t ily difficult to sell. Lion from last week bear*. and is some cases 725. Per Ott; Tb s supply of sheep was Jana were much more firat. That is Some eons a slight ad. * quote best wethers at • W. ld per lb. • few stows ca rds - tired for, and scarcely say bus * at promising milch cows wen* wanted, bayou did . sot sip waggly high prior ussusgsk 251. and 20/ ; one or WO sud Sit A U t na stAPPII Op and ; resen rates ware I .lisiag from its. to IL. 3d., sat Ile castrated tires cd pasitals bars, by andr yintetaallty and R eg pings.. wood • wailinews esnotatise. and agar war acoommodattou la aarapartisl by any vassal alloat.—For Weldon resysctiss tral•bt or to Australia apift to BALM and U Area lir am Made Uns ma T. IL KAMA and Co., laadatbattatrosts OW" Le !kaiaks Irani rem Ihmmpettly M vany low pekes. Tor full particabars see railway coawsuleie imuouisco --- The Ootombsion, or board, *hose buainem it vas I ECTROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, Ed ar roat—Opse a* —Olortons ammo of HAlV l gait t. CH. the unapproaohablo and Mewl Nerves: Harry LoybOarno. Um Lion Comic ; Jon Wood, Chapino a Balla noel*: bens Milton, and Etty Ono. Second weak of Tim Ewan' OpouL—Lianager and Musical Dirmetce. J, J. PAOLA. MAK /NON LIVIRPOOL OR QUEZNIITOWN TO ItEW TOPS, TWICI A Vliii. TEE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and IMILADIMPRIA STNAM.BIII2 COWAN Y intend do eakilso Omsk tell-poweeod . F . lerboiN Nan tareo 8t mend samba the United Maks TION LIVIIMPOOL for NNW TOLL CITY Of BOSTON. Wednesday, Oct, NI airr OP COSY, Friday, Oct. IA rraa, Wednesday, Oct. SA And every Wednesday, and sltornato ?Mays and Saturdays. (kW Dames by the mail demon max every W IL 11 . 10 A n suls'sk accardies ton» .a•ocaassodanot idwa ce ds4. by the hiders and naMoare stammers, lo anthem. panne invades • tall tea et cocked ter Cana& and the Mated teit beetled W O 741. 1Te n anteittoas terms. Pot Miter par Waters . ap INMAN, W. Weeeroleese. Livened co Io eel MACEY, az, was armismin.c GREAT ST. JAMES'S H ALL. — EVILLY ZVENTS(I at 8, and TlllB (Saturday) MI/MOON at I. Maccalaa. Ike Groat Veolziloquletand Mold—World o 8 aldle— &mooed Rlibt In • am Forgo. by Mtn Andaman —Fradarlo gnat) Mama" Yendrdoquist and allmlo Begone. All Inre—Tlia Boatload& Basket Trick IV Ito Urns Andwww lAA, In ; remand Oda* Se.; balcony. la. ; admission, la.— Crowded ba r. Protease, Andrew ' s 'Muroran Seaton or IA World pe Mask. 1011111111110 &ICONS The pilaw& oomilln,An antartant to Ar sairopolla."—Vlds Pram. A. NllOlO. Adiag Manioc AUSTRIA. VIENNA. OQT. 13. According to the Prase of to-day the negotia tions for the oonolueion of treaties of commerce with Kngland and France are nearly terminated• The International Ingoiry Commission is stated to have been formally dissolved. HUNGARY. PRSTR, Ocr. 13. TIEROXFORD. —SIXTY-131 X, by J. OFFEN NACII tLA 111AVIATA. MUSA; .• by the mast salairtOpeestlo disbuds,. Tymell=, Itsdamaljadtuis,l"6"dan by the Mama A. Mime. nusk"tr. and Minor ilvoll— Ballet, theemarel.B.Aury.,l the MAMA Team and &us °Lembo Coined, lad Barlesque by ma D'Aillmas, Marra Amish sad NAM . NlOOl.ll *am the celebrated linniarlan dancers and Mass available Klm talen lA. t. —THIS Fuji Naplo, the organ of Her; Deily publishes as article in a conciliatory asses. It says thin the different programme's and speeches of candidates only express individual opinions, from which no disquieting oonclusionuire. to be drawn. This in deed has already bees stated in various addresses. All parties, however, agree upon two points, viz., the maintenance of the Pragmatic Sanction and the laws passed by the Diet of 1848. The amembly of the Diet may be awaitedvith full confidence, as it will not express any individual opinion; but the resolve of the nation. The lion considers that all parties agree in respect for the person of the monarch, and willingness to share in the expendi ture of the empire. 011:1ARD LINK—BRITISH and NORTH 1113ICAR /LOYAL wan STKASUPSITPS, appoluted tie Adamslay to sail between LIVERPOOL end NEW YORK, and Winne UTE& POOL and BOSTON. the Batas Mtge allies tit Ealing to Md sod receive and nella. Tim tel. mons te other sends ar• ypesseea le aid teem Livapota. a wn at Net to MOM* the Math II AFRICA, for BOSTON, Oct 16. *JAVA. for NEW YORK, Oct. 21. • CIIRA. for BOSTON. Potheday, Oot. • Taint puseugers and goods for Naomi and Ravenna % to be Wondered at New York (subject to the permisalon of the Wed Steen authorities) au beard the 11..M.6.8. Conlon. Pemegoesoney, Including Ilieelftell DO sad provisions, bet whited wmes or liquors :—To Rallies and Boston. chief cabin, AO: mooed coblo, En To Now Tort, chief cabin. Ltd . second NAM, 61K — Apply to J. B. Feted, MOW Breedetrooll Load= t.N. Conic Ilat.e, sad IL Mee do la Boone. Paris . G. sod jAvlabm-dttet Glasgow: D. and C. Hacker, awn ; or D. and C. Neelver, S Wegar.stroot, Liverpool. we wee ae utinsealle large se m g y Ist. bet hwyets wowed hew gh prises sellers &wielded. Ty few were sold. The umber it 'doss were same as Let geared, i 34 sheep were peened sad reld PIANOFORTE, h Guineas, cost 40 ; frill connate cottage, metallic plate, all Utast Improvements. warrants 1„ Meat be sold this week : trial allowed ; no reasons able otter refused ; for cub.-14, Downham-road. —At market to-day the oboe II of last week„ the trade for thee 3d. beiog asked for beet gellita, • inferior. The Maw of Meg ea tof but week, bat the *Me Ins &lily fetching from 9d. to 9 z to Bd. A abort eepply of h a being about 9d. Few salves km 80. to 9cL pee lb. Parket rip e r Woo ; iced beam pigs Ns ea BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new invention, so admirably contrived that a tail b= well as smaller casks, may be rained or tilted on it hboar or lattabbs. Ha action is so isapslpabla that the sediment at the mat novel fluid by no pomitulity can be distarbod. Rim fa. 12a, lia., to salt 14, s, and 18 plion roam BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. venbps. revilred. No more fat bier or saw WWII. Pries 4s. ed. ; ditto, elactroplatad, lia—Appty direct to JANZIS Lea Low, patents.. 14„ Lilt Wallam-We . ot, Itandon.bonso. Isms that Ida IMMO and ad&em az• on *my articleabandon 11$114ous thubstkma Ineyartags gratis. Natablfabed 1810. SPAELf. ROTTIRD AM and the RHIN — REMO . nett of PARIS.—The Netherlands Steamboat Company', lid Ind favourite steamer BATAVIIII, Captain W. SAII CH wt. 11 Bartlsn wick ßlackwall. WAY SUNDAY at 11 o'clock, se wind of the 10.50 a.m. tonna from Fenchareitatrest Station. lenseed bees : Siam. 1.1 Is : lore cabin, 16A : Mess *tate WSW et aMs and aMX —Apply at cnArtnns Universal aim intent-eircoa, W.; or to TEILLIPTS. (MAVIS, Pllll. UPTB and Cs. St. Dunstan' &been. al Danatan'nbill. B.C. LA GRANJA, Oar. 13.. It is stated that the Queen and Bing of Spain will shortly return to Madrid to visit the hospitals nd other sanitary establishments in that city. There was a moderate supply situ rat the quality wee not Ter) mg ; rads was dull, and several of lb noir. There was • good supply 0/ I quality, and fetchad law *oafs Is. per stoma of 141 b.; mutton, t BOWS BROTHERS .- PATENT CHAIRS and OUCHIR, barrack Purnitars. Truax. PortAmA WA; AA. S IN. PIC CES C CO AD NSI ILLY. DIRA Csialsocso BLY AZDITCED. tnio. THE CHOLERA IN MADRID. MADRID. Ocr. 13. The cholera coutinuee to decrease here. gls cases have occurred to-day. goPEN HAGEN, MALMO, and STOCKHOLM. ne Al screw steams NXWAILY. .teft J. X CAVX dear for the above pods are or sboul I9W bast Ma *away baa very superior aeoraamoaanas for Apply to PIIII.I.IPPS, GRATIS, PILILLLPIS sad t a ....r 15. 1. Da; ableabottae. Bt. Darretarerbill. X.C. GOTHENBURG. —The first-class screw steamer GUSTAF WASA. Captain C.l. spial.. will clear for the above port on or abort the 19th Instant. To be followed by aftstritrat•etass steamers flu =prior accommodation for pm mospes.—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Daireemi Men itecesbeirees, W.; or to !BILLUP. OILIVIA, PHILLOPB and CO., at. Dan lastabanse, St. Bunton:4-DM. S.C. laitliKMEN.—Direet Route to Hanover, Bruns- JJ via. and Central Oermarry.—The North Garman Lloyd's glee Ingeleas saw tesnew YOWL Captain J. IigITILA NH, MB be despatched from lionairlowa on THURSDAY, the ISM O W, h (weather permitting), at 10 a.m., calling at Briumeriek n Blackwall, for passengers, at 12 DOM.—Fares to Br(401111. lei ; return tickets, LS and SI IM—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Untamed Moe, Begentairets, W. : or to Pin LLIPPS. °NAVIN. PHILLIkPd and Co., SAlninatart's-house, Bt. Denstmes-hill, KC. GRAvzsiorn The GREAT EASTERN RTILAM-SHIP. This SALOOI STEAM-PACEET 00)f- PANTS VIDEEL the ALEXANDRA Rams Looden-brldp Wharf de-. (Sundays included), at a quarter past 10 am r Raker- Ale sad Terrace Pier, Gramgemd, sad tos nd the GREAT mernit SEES:REM ; rotunda' from Gr rou avesend (minas M karlierville) ii &SO pm. lams :--Prom London So Graves. md—lon Saloon, suede, la. ; dkto, ratan& la 9d.; Grand Saloon, Wils. dd. : dittojel UN. From Loadon round Great and back—Fora Salsas. Ss. ; Grand Saloon, di. /tom Shavogsrid round Groat Eastern and back—Faro Saloon. la. Id.: Grand BaSoeu j a h.p. thdlikes sedge Ten Yeats or age alt-isles.allom. 45. TEE CREDIT PON LAND ClE(limit R and MOBILIER of ENGed). oso C t ' i sfital 1.4,000,000, In MOAN shares of Cle emelt sabscraed, 100,000 mimes Ina imes), £2,000,004 capital pad sp therms per Mare), MOO% Sawn toad. C}oo.ooo. Dividend reserve fund, MAO. trnaCrons. Vied Bon. JAMES 8 rt/AP2 wornsY, Governor. JAMES LitEICE, Esq., Mombasa, Wags Anne. Dem* JAMM NVOINT DANIELL, leca„ mailman et j Geranium the Alliance Bank (Lifland). hineli MUM, Zaq , London. Dent, sea, Esq., Cashman WlMaro of the Thames and Massey Marine Inanrancie Comm, (Limited). Alexander Dunbar, 'eq., Oid Bread Mrest, London. Charles km., Lloyd's. Adolphe Hakim. Esq. (Memo Plato, Hakim Brothers, and 00 .), London. IliMam Harrison, Esq. (Wenn. Tom& ern and Damn), Dtrecter of the Thames and Mersey Irs am mpany. Ziebard Stuart lane, Esq. (Meson. tans, Sankey, and Ow), liOnSen. Charles L Newby% Fay., London. Herownsll, Iraq., J.P.. Rumelloquale. landau. I Msekrill Bmi h, Esq. (Messrs. 11. Minima Smith and Co.), areedetreei. London. Beard Manor, Esq., M.P., Landon. Jamas Wane. laq , ILP. Albert Grant, Esq.. M.P., Yawing Director. WIZZUL The din and Motorman's Bank (Limited). Moms. Smith, Payne. and Smiths. Elis National Book. London, Dublin, and Re Branches in ?reload. The Alliance Bank (Llinited), Louden. Liverpool. and ?dm . chaster. Boucrrom—Measve Newham, Zoom, and Co . N icholas -Lae, E.C. BLCIIIITART—AItred Lowe, Paq. Olices, 17 and 18, Camila. landau. THE ORIDIT POROUS and MOBILIER of IiNGLIND (Limited). IfOTICI IS 111LEZBY GIVES, that the HALF-YZAELY 13.11VEIAL YCITINO of this Company will be held at the londou Tavern, Blehopsnatettreet, London, on TOMCAT, tlie kith October, at n o'clock a.m. precisely, for the purpose el recetving th e Newton/ end Ataon' deport and balance sheet, end for decision a dividend. The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed frets Satin , day, By the tist. te taturdm, the fath October, both days inclusive. order of th e tiourt of Directors. ALMA!) Lows, &moan% It and It, Cornhlll. London, Oct. 0. ISA THE CREDIT FONCIHR and MOBILIRR of ENGLAND (LOtiltd ) - 00PIES of the HALF-YEARLY REPORT sad BALANCE. 811ELPT leaned to the shareholders tbladay, caa bad oo appll oaks at the Company% allow. ALFRED LOWE. Secretary. 17 and 18. Corolla Loudon, October 11. DMA GALE'S PROTECTED GUNPOWDER COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the APPLICATION LIST for Shares In this Company will be CLOSED on THURSDAY but. October the 19112. DAVID ICED. Secretory (pro tem.). TimPlororY Deiras. Mt °wham Home, Old Isroadotreet. Oet. 10, 1806. CIUTFITS for INDIA and CHlNA.—Estirostes, v with detailed Ilets ot the necessary outfit for atereenttle saddler appotntoteote to India. Chlak or alky of the cetonide. 11111 to forwarded on applicetioo to TIMM Kg sad GUNNY Witter& neat door to someresilousa. Strand. LONDON OARPET WAREHOUSZ. WAIIGII sad DON. $ sad 4. GOODONATIWIT, W. irtitirlES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, Sid. per lb.; ffix paraffins, Is. gd.; second paraffins. Is. 44.. spenn, la. 4d. on M.: Bon British wax. la ad.; tmaxpelent was. la. : &boon& wsz and sperm, la. ; German was. Is. id. ; botaolo wax. : compostte, 9d., sod the best, 10d. , metallic for Palmer's lamps, ; magnum, 9d. ; moulds. ; bad Goias ell, N. 9d. per gallon; yellow soap, SOL OM- " l a and At per Ilelts.„ mottled, 4as ; old brown Windsor. is. ger psek~ : cosmos brown Windsor, Is. ; white Windsor, la4d. nosey is. 441. ; 'bromine and almond, la. per ber—tor muds. at IL P. DAL and SONS' old establisbed warehouse, (ffi, Bt. Disetleolmse, Charing.aroma, London. W.O. DX SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS , • sever falling nersody precared without say merturial Ihredient, from the recipe of 'Dr. !Watt. will be found invaluable to all who safer from bilious sad liver aomplaints, indigestioa. wind. swam &Weer, &niers ad the ma, etc. For habitual areams, as a family aperient medicine. sad as • purifier of the Wood. they me truly eseeDeut mad in their operatioe sad &Wahl to the they the create wratite• Wow" , aid stmegthes the whole Nervous y/M . .... Sa hrt. chemist, B. King Willlameireet. tot-mose. mad bi moat in boxed 10. sad CLOS. De we to ask fee Dr. tell and Liver IMls. The genuine am In a square green ithallfte what " Leasbart" engraved on the stunt TELINVIGOBATIVE NERVINZ Et3BENCE mod ednahlrattp prepared and read pewees{ aunt live Cards' talredered ; restorer to their sermal reedlike an the Ilealleollll. re the Worth, al ottkh perfect health de = it • 1.60116 ke Matti of kinds, and trait Ma elan etberlegredieste, papittrand PiorPool44= Ill ainkime rff•% , benenalal le the wont al et few qrssmiellas In ens ter •111.. hate Cris. liaangarten and_ ,Co. 620, Ostordnireet, W.C.„ Mit WA, lasahatetterreah 1.C.10011416 [0 PITURIO3. MIS Tr. M. Telal, DMA "a . 17" 1 `"" 4 L" 1866. let Z Z 6 ye IDO 3to 619 to 285 2,144 5,414 7.567 5141 - 1,020 460 2,205 1,4;1 we nen 50,4377 71,316 KR u► 477 976 083 lb Int 4.02 A 11,441 7.147 4.83 70 11,804 16,416 47.370 1004 1,713 1,403 8,111 141 —The storm on the east esti y, though with some Oakmont ts ral other disasters to skim* hen At Berwick an leessweie yawl met morning, and berme a total 1111114; to have been all lest. At fleadm loa that day—owe with all cake* being saved. lo the' Tyne as to on Wednesday ; but the dad bis omen half told, tor we learn new list twenty seamen periahed with iki MIDDLESEX air of the comity of Middles:ems Saslow House, Cterkeheellmose, the meal county beams ; Hr. ff. On the report of the oommittes d nipper being presented, recommisi de for the different einsty sehktii of 18,4131.3.. 10d., es the mein ordinary county rate of in the pound wider the Lune lend to be made, the feat module 11,0001. Mr. Dixon brought mar a communication from Yr. Qat if pup:diem of the Poplar Cele, I st oe the 11th September einem pie sal of India, were lambi ban lb. agin to essrs. Wipestend iket, odia g Dock. M They weeitionmeditlMl house, aid ion of them wen meet cd Asylum, the other ese neat WY urged that it was eztresely hat them lunatics Wield be WHO a burden upon the ratepayers of tkit licatios should be so* to the bin means at ridding them at this maims 1 said, that very recently more We I been leaded and were now make and if they weft to be same iy lunatic asylums all them mu would be merioue. One of tie tad refened bad been • *strict fee them had been brought from the is sr Bead& This was • now phew it dia, for while it was under the els lie Company these lunatics we. ati la, but since ladle had bow * l 4 1, lunatics were brought over tit AM man mid it was cue of the mat M. at bad come before the anut, old on of a special minimiser to anise sport to the lodia Board or tlem Bee• .y should deem it necessary to de ek &pied, and • ooremi thee was 6,0 104 ,innan of the mart, Mr. Henry Put' chairman of asiouste), the thainsis of tors of the two lunatics esylsrat, igg; all. The other liminess was &Poo owned. -tHolzonaT'S OINTSIINV elre ees the Wood be punned from tle ter It in its passim through aw HI often be Inconvenlesoed. and Mid* e positive dtsesse. Holloway's resosiloi isms power In cleansing the No r do mewl sad clearing the blood. he chest. stitch, or bin rector. "." I well rubbed over the seat of eaglet the evil, and certainly poorest worse ter on colds, shortness of breath, who% ale coughs, Holloway's Otuunce t and oat and evert future dagger. BRIAGICS, AND DION& BIRTH& 11, at Eemsingtosigardeo-terrace, HP* calming, Fa , of a sou. LO. lll hruo g nd VIlLa, Holloway, the will of a daughter. tr 19, at belslaeotuare, Hampeked. 110 4 Esq., of a daughter. 11, at Healey.place, lc lb' r, 191., of a eon t /toehold, Sums, the wife of the Nee. rU. t itoebester-road, Esattib-to" tio I. Esq., M.l) , .4 a PO. MARRIAGE& ER.--Oetober 10, at St. Mares ca m ty the Rev. A. H. Sitwell, ILA., oh% J , }a l ., of Harering•atterbower, WOW. !I of A. Walker, Xwq., el loots{ k. ztober 10. at St. Ceoree Church. fflognt Kan , of Rlohmond-rod, Deleton, to A 1... t J. 0. Drury, of tik C°2l4l sB:rbis UPHAM. —October 11. M Etc us, by the Rev. 1. o f D.C.L., gtoa, to Saila; &MOW og 'iii ‘" undge. DEATHS. ber 10, at Uers Park. Torksirs,o.'•• R. ply daughter dd al alr O. Mo'l' 0 ' • tuber 11, at Church-street, aptialbelds, wr Brushfleld, aged 10, at Croydon,7o. Jul* w ife at W. r• e 10, at Neville-street, Brogoptah 8. 1 . 9 " ." gasr 10, at !Ma. 'W. solvwrott el acog„ 110. 121014k44"' a W got., Allretso r IJ, et Onlidtord Lodge. maga.. SiGrgl6 dribs ahsd by WILLI" Loin PlrtraitiOVe thOL C rum PIKE" ;dr." NOTHING IMPOSBII3LE.—The Meat and most metal lanatica of the day, AQUA aIIAItZLI.A. Mews. JOHN 008NILL sad Co., Throe ILlngooart, Lombard great, 'Auden. perfinners to her Majeety, respectfully offer to the rthis truly marvellous Mad, whish pedually rename the iul i al hair to its pristloe mailer at what *la The Apr Anondia bee noo• of the properties of dyes: it on the aon is beneficial to the system, and whoa the heir is owe one sppllcatioa per month will keep it in perfect colour. Price tl Is. per WOK or la half bottles. 10a dd. lobo Oman and Co. harshen. appointed perfunem to H. LH. the Princess of palace—JOHN 008NILL sad We OHILLY 100111 PAST' is =suPertur to any toeth peador.—To e hhad of all per elleogne=the maantactory, 12, Tree Vag-court, Lonkentotent. VOREIGN WINES, cheap and pure :—Catalonian .e: rawer, Us. ; Andalusian Port, rfa Wench, lea ; Fronek nem VP. per &wan ; Bea/aloha UP. ea. ; Ida; ItousaUlon, 178. lid. ; Chablis, rla : flock, Va. to ?As. ; and Spa:Ulan Bock and lioaalle, OIL a doses; Cognac Bisady cla: or brown, ana admen, bottles Included. Terms paid upon four dozen Into the country. EDWARD nowwkari K and SONS, Disti ll ers and Important. 77i, gun Week London. Fatablished 1783 "KR ASPER'S TINANT." THE HEW NOV BY THE AUTHOR Of " LADY AUDLLYS SECRET,' Re. feu* Sinks, Win& , et ell labnurles, SIR JASPER'S TENANT. "EIS reams TENANT," THE NEVI NOVEL, BY THE AUTHOR OF "ONLY A CIDD." Ac. ?meth Edition, in F at v 1 Libraries, 01R JASPER'S TENANT. 4 . Mt JABFILIeti TINAZIT," THE NW NOVEL, BY TUB AUTHOR OF '• AUROZA FLOYD." &c. Fourth Bdttinn. 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CORMS ; 1. 1113111111 Otthedraln 2. The Varbier's Complus 2. State and Proved' of Hay. 4. Poetry of Praia and Lard Houghton. 6. The Ibloostion of the Blind. 6 Field Sports of the Ancients. 6 . no Hellion Church. Ineroodunents of Russia In Palk Jobs Herm. Alltensarleoltrest. NAVAL AND MILITARY. --,-- ADYELAM, Ocr. 13.—ArEotrEmLis. —Assist eat-surgeons W. J. Mahn, to the Spider ; F. H. Browne, additional, to the Implacable. for the SealsxL. MaatolowAtirmte A. 3Lartin, to the Hector ; J. Jean; to the Bristol. J. Bell, additional, to the First-alum Bristol. r J. W. Dup Acting seceo4l-elans assistant-engineces. additional, to Iles BristoL FinnsAf OF urn Hwy. CANON Stowar.—The Merman of the lath Rev. Cocoa Stowell took place pater day niemieg, st (Arid Church, Salford—the funeeal obse quies bole, conducted by the Bishop of Manchester. The deceased clergyman was universally beloved, and this leas soon particularly shown by the large number of disuniting ministers who, besides the great body of the clergy, formed part of the procession, and who assecubled in church. Most of the house* in Salford and Pendleton bad drawn blinds, and the C hris t partially closed. Each side of the street, from Church to the toll-bsr, at Paediatric, was thronged by a demo crowd. who evioced deep sympathy. The- gestlemen forming the precessios assembled sear Bar-bill, ore had bees previously arranged. First cams the LOOM clergymen and gentlemen on foot, private carriers, sad those belooging to thee,' non and other public bodies, the beans, monming es. the car riage of the Bishop of Manehester, trustees' carriage, sad the carriage of the churthwardess 'ad sideman. Among the gentlemen were the Rev. Canoe AllOOll4 the Rev. George Huntington, Rev. R. Fletcher (of Radcliffe). the Rev. R. Butler, Rev. N. Germs... M.A.. Dr. Burton, the Rev. T. G. Lee, the Rev. Dr. Farber, the Rev. Dr. Hannah, the Mayor of Salford, the es-Mayor, sod nearly all the members of the Council ; Mr. Alderman Crewdems, Mr. B. Gladstone, and Mr. Murray Gladstone. The proosssioe arrived et the church shortly after 12. Dade the building the Neese was most imprecise. The gallery was occupied by the ladies of the coegreption all io mourning, and they were all most deeply affected. The pulpit was draped. The bishop met the coridge at the door, and on entering the church the right reverend prelate repeated, is solemn so omits, "I am the resurrection and the life," and ma the oeffio advanced, horse on the shoulders of six mw. the grief was uoivenaL Whilst the mourners were simeatilial the bishop entered the pulpit, sad soon afterwards mia tinned the servies to its doss. The optic was then re- moved to the Tann ime•ath the church, followed by the cont.% the trustees. sad churcheardme sad sidearms, sad the chief acumen. The laid mad offlos having hem excluded, the bishop satsred the thank by the wire aisle, sad proceeded at 01100 to the vestry. Despatches were sent yesterday from the Colonial *Moe to the Governor of St. Hama. AUSTRIAN FINANCE. VIENNA. OCT. 13. An official statement of the expenditure for the month of October will shortly be published, from which it will be wen that the nearest possible agreement with the estimates voted by the Reich*. rah has been effected by the government. An Imperial decree is expected, by which the ' members of the committee for the control of the public debt will be confirmed in their functions. RIOTS AT MUNICH. 11135T113/1, oar. 10. For the lost two evenings title city has been the Mlle of unwonted ousamea, asamaitating the interferes°, of the military, and leading to numerous arrests. The eves iag before loot the disturb's°, began in the neighboarhood of the Weataudhalle. A young maa had minooaduated himself on the Fostwisse, and was "nested. Offering re. Ottawa, th=darmir was compelled to use time. A poe tics of the • immediately took pert spigot the goo dorms, end whim the man with a view of asoiding a die turbines, got into a deciardly with his prisoner, volleys of stories wane atinworoti upon the vehicle, so that the driver, fearful both for himself and his property, refused to drive his fare any farther. The gendarme had no Donor quitted the vehicle than be wee airmailed with 'ticks and stow, sad I. order to deltoid himself made use of his sabre. A boy of 14 was wounded, sad the rap of the mob was routed to its highest pitch by the debt of the blood and the mise of the led. Tho gendarme, whom priuner bad escaped, was obliged to take to flight. sod ran tatio the Weetendhalle. ilia pluton were close ape him, but the proprietor of the place managed to abut the doors in the face of the nab. They then town to hammer .t the doom, crying out that the gendarme should be given up, and Ou lu to break into the bones. A patrol heathy summosod from the guardhonee at the Soidlingerthor was neelved with shouts and hires. The numbers of the mob rapidly increased, and their demands that th gendarme should be giver, up were redoubled ; but the man had already boos =opted out in plain clothes by • back door. A detachment of infantry from the noiasuard sucomitered the same reception as the patrol, and reinforcements rapidly brought up were unable either to disperse the crowd or to afford sufficient protootion to the house. Cuiramisny artillery, and infantry streamed in from all skies ; the town communalist, the polies director, sod the governatestal president of Upper Bavaria thought the of sufficiently important to demand their perso•al intervention. But the people VIM immoveable. Shoats, cries, 'nom, whistliog, eves threats, received the well.nout efforts of the autho rities to restore order, sucieeded by attacks upon several of the soldiers. Every 1n0112101311 to disperse was dis regarded. The therem of the honanna into the mob were ooly in so far availing that they gave back for a minute or so, and thee eurged forward in denser muses thee bolero. At last towards tea o'clock the town commandant ordered the troop to clear the plus with the bayonet, and tranquillity was so far restored that the men were able to leave in about half en hour. But they bad hardly disappeared before the crowd poured back en warm, battered agamatthe doom of the Wisebrodhalla, sad shouted for the delivery of the obnoxious gendarme, taking the op portunity of incidentally tbrathiag a couple of others who had somehow got mixed up in the squabble. The turmoil brought back the troop, in larger numbers than ever. Rs named samarium to clear the plops end disperse were treated with utter disregard; an odium of the govern mental president was received with jeers and booting. Then the town commandant seemed to lose patisace, sad gave orders to the cavalry to charge with polot and edge. This proved effectual. Tho place mu speedily claued, numbers of the rioters being arrested and may wariad,d, but the majority Doty slightly hurt. Yesterday 'ironing the disturbance. roorionneaced. The civic guard, from 1.500 to 2,000 'thug, had relieved the replan, and were either posted in Kull parties at various points of the town, or patrolling the struts. The military was kept in barracks, but had ball cartridge served out. The row began upon the Advises again, the pudarmes being hooted, sad two of their camber beam: By way of amusement some trees is treat of the drinking booths were sat on firs, tied the gendarmes busted about with the boning twigs. A dresebky io which ass of these unhappy °Sib& sought ep e, %bar r a el n ed. Tho sad gistat platz,TiViroutii, hire read r, cries " attracting small the of cuirassiers and artillery, who were greeted with derisive jests. and replied by using their sabres. Some officers of the civic guard sod an adjutant of the lias made speeches to the crowd, begging them to disperse and go quietly home. The mob cheered the chin guard, but bind the replan. The cuirassiers charged repeatedly, using their 'thus freely, end riding down numbers of the people. Some 30 or 40 persons were arrested. several being students. Quist was not fully restored until midnight, when the troops bad entirely withdrawn and WI the task of pacifica tion to the rick guard. The Augsburg Allgemeine asys that 165 persons alto getbor were sneatad, mostly stivapre to the town, the ro minder boys of from 13 to 15. GOVESNIVIVI IMO:MA/ICI AND A24III7I7LIS..—The following additional pmt.'s/Boss will be apse as sad after the 16th October, for the neap. of proposals for the ban seem of lime, or the porelisse of government anasities under the Aot 27 and 28 Vict. ,asp. 43 ; and for the receipt of the premiums becomieg do. to the Postroaster43eDeral, from time to time, nodes contracts for the ism/ranee at lives or the purchase of government annuities, and for the paymeot of any MI MB which shall become poyable by the Postmaster- General, wider the raid eontreets t—Aldevelset Camp (Fere borough Mallow), Ilford, Amesbury (Salishery), A anthill, Andover, Appleby (Peoritb), Atberstono, Attlsboroogb, Damp (Manchester), Beisswell !taldoele, Blender, Brantley, Breeknell, Brewton, Brigs Caistor, Cellington (Plymouth), Charmooth (Bridport), Comes, Onet field, Callornoton, Dies. Foam (Staines), Egging, Ferdisg Bridge (WS- Duty), Chiasborough, Selby. Timm Mims will be ones for mush purposes duri W boars appointed for the trauma lion. eighseey *Mks • A bmoildblil eostairdsig the ' principal roles of the Gleverneseet Issersece and Avosuity olikii and et this Poet•eflicollevipp Banks, bee been stood fir griteatens thiributios. and espies nosy be ebtahe6 net the above-eased edlessi. The sesseate wiU, from time to time, be extoded to othei ppet-ofdoes than those awned Pthesod Nees belies will be gives of weep extssasless tabruties be ffredPhe and seetinestee for the ezteenbes' amino to his odloe, he will at ones report the dr ' walitases to the 1191“61117. to examine into and control the national debt, has, after two days' debate, 'determined to tend in its resignation. The existence of this controlling power was looked on as a safeguard, when it was learned that the government Intended to act in mattes, of finance without the sanction of the legis lative assembly ; and now that this authority has ceased to be, it is felt that the last remnant of con stitutionalism is, for the moment, gone. It was on the 6th that Prince Colloredo , the president of the commission, delivered to Count Beicredi a writing, in which he begged his Majesty to male other arrangements for the control of the public debt. There can be no doubt 'that the 'board were influenced by the beat motives ; but we have here another instanoe of that timidity— of fear lest for every art there cannot be foesd a petrel iog lair, or precedent or authority which charse tenses Germans when called upon to come to any decision. They must always be assured they are quite safe before moving a step. To risk anything is what they never even dream of. Every law that can be dragged out of the archives will be studied, and then every doubt which is raised will also be stu died, till at last the main object is entirely lost eight of. In the present case the board feared that , the Retchsrath, from whom they received their mandsie, not being in existence, it would be illegal for them still to continue in activity. But without laying weight on the important fact that 1 , the Reicherath has not been abolished, but has merely not been summoned, it would seem to any practical mind that, at a time like the present, the most sensible thing to be done would be to remain at ores post and do the beat one could. This pest, ' too, was oue which people considered important; and the knowledge that the board still existed and exercised controlling isfitemos gave great confi dent" and was looked upon by the public as a good guarantee. There was no neeessity whatever for the board to resign : nobody wanted them to go ; on the contrary, it was the wish of all—of the minister and the publio—that they should remain. But the old timidity, the total want of self welianos, showed itself as usual. Binds writing the above I have learned that the doubts of the Commission are to be removed by a letter that the Emperor will address to them autho rising them to continue in the exercise of their office, which the then will do. Every month or two months the board will deliver to his Majesty a statement—a sort of balance sheet, in short—re garding the debt. Operations have been organised here purposely to retard, and if possible to fr u strate, the arrangements for a loan. There are many individuals—un important themselves, but exereisinf; a eertain in• finance by means of their connexions in the different money markets—who by the straightforward open measures of the present Finance Minister find themeless cut off from making considerable pro fits by the various jobs in which until lately they were employed. But these are the sort of people with whom the minister will bawl nothing to do. By nature and principle he is so opposed to their tactics and their views, that it is quite natural they should be inimical, and thwart him when they can. -It will net be long, however, before you will hear that the loan is negotiated. Count Ferdinand Ziohy, who eighteen months ago was in prison, bas been appointed Vice-Presi dent of the " fitatthalterei," or government office in Hungary. This shows, if any farther proof were needed, bow thorough is the attempt which govern ment is making at reconciliation with that province. One of the first steps to be taken by the new Pre sident of the Board of Trade will be a reduction in the tariff. There are plenty of persons who exclaim against the measure ' • tbose, namely, who are too indolent to maintain their position in presence of any competition. Hut it is not for Vienna, not for the Kirutner Strome, or the " Graben " that new regulations are to be made, or antiquated ones re tained ; the whole empire, with its distant provinces so rich in natural products, is to be considered and legislated for. As is usual on accession to office, the new minister held a sort of levee yesterday, at which all the officers of his department were present. He ad dressed a few words to then before each individual was presented to him. He begged that they would support and assist him in the great task that had devolved upon him with their experience and know ledge. He alluded to the important), of his depart ment, as from it an advancement in the public' prosperity was looked for. The chief thing to be done was to give to commerce as great freedom of development as possible ; to procure foe home pro ductious a better market. Many barriers must be removed which at pr event stand in the way of such change. The sphere of action of his ministry was out of doors, and was not confined to the narrow limits of an office room. He advised all who were occupied in his department to look be yond their immediate neighbourhcod in order to ob serve and to collect general information ; and to the younger men he gave the counsel especially to study matters relating to national economy, as on that was based whatever ought to be undertaken by a board of trade. He concluded by saying that far a long series of years during which he had been in service be bad grown accustomed to having unre served confidence reposed in him, and he hoped that in this respect be would now experience * change. Was-0171$, Oct. 1S The Queen has been graciously planed to give Galen for the appointment of Itlebard Wood, Esq., her Majesty's Agent and Cooed- Oeserri is the Ramey of Tonle, and Ed ward Walter Bon. ham, Beg., her Majesty's CloosoliGeeasi at Naples. to be Oninary Members of the Civil Division of the Third Cams, or Companions of the Meat Honourable Order of he Bahr —Gazette. Mn. ADAMS'S DISSPATCHIII.-7043101 4 - OFFICI, Ocr. 13. —The word " Confidential" at the bead of Mr. Adams's letter of the 18th September, pobllehed M the Supplement to the Goma of Tawny, the 10th instant, was arros•oasly Mead, the letter not being 000fidential.— Garda. Tapi Rnentrr ZUCTION A/ Woomtroon.—On Wasted, evening a public maim we bald ha the To. hall. W " far the purpose at aessiderierg the pro ceedings of the anent)°, and to deesnahre as to this steps to be taken with respect to the flare repreeestatiou of the limegir in parliament." Mr. J. N. Gad's, the Aeneas of Mr. Mitobell Heresy's committee at the late election, was voted to the awn, sod • lame number of the triads and supports,. of the liberal candidate were as the platform. The meeting wu attended by • large number of electors ad sontalaton, including may from erljahriog villages. The Chairmen having opened the promdlege, Mr. Binary propmed and Mr. Parker seconded the OM resolaties. " That the eaconetinitkisal ieterfemee of the Doke of Marlborough in the late election for this bores& has deprived the electors of their isaliesable rights to the fere rhea of their repreeestative, justifies the Mehemet proton of this maties, asd mils for pelianotary Many foto his aoodoet." This moieties was agreed to seanissmay. Mr. I. Hiram then pascal. and Mr. Leggett mooded, the sort regolatios, which wee weed to new. can.—" That a patios from the inhabitant of this borough be presented to the Oommose Nance of Peri lianiesta Wang them to make inquiries into Me maim at the las eiseblea far Wading*, sad to saga the fran chise, er eased the banditry of the borough, eo is to au lisliss the Wanes of the Dea of Maribmagh %Mans, te or ablerwiestO difessoldes bonnet sharable'. m their Walla they may deem it." A pestles M 1 1 • 111 •••••• bonded so the rebel Mose sm atm adopted. • Almon. Ilirricis Or TIM Stat's Rile.—One day lit *wok Ow twat di the lab rays eel ire to • table mover M • beam affialn. A alter bottle ma steadist op Ike hale, mei, 'lke %Usk bent welgei, Met esessatesties of the sees rays, by passing through the bats* set ire beds* alai wadi offered the table. It was almost immediately observed and extiaguidied.—Berke Chronicle. -------. , SPEECH OF SIR Wat t WINER ON 11/S 'Abram a. .. ' OONSTAPTI'LSOPLE,+:OCr. 4. An adulates Signed by nearly all the British lisi. sidents was presented to Sir Haney Delver on Friday last on the occasion of his retirepent from the Embassy. His Excellency replied as follows : Gentlemen,—lt would be melees to employ assay wards is thanking you sincerely and warmly, as I do, for the very valuable proof of your ragged which the whims I ham just been listaniog to wimp. An Eaglidtmes le thit publics service has this advantage over fotelpan iis • almfiar ' pomitioe. El olaraeter Ms sot *belly d•piati on his governeaset ; every praise or ensure be resumes is sot by' imperial or royal decree. lie has to gain the pod opinim of the minister wader whom la MVO; sad ba has also to Pais the public opiates of kis owastrywas. which in a representative Mate farms • dam cam plosent part of tics reputation of mg man in • high 'maims. I have sever .em any kid ore eery Mph' mode of attempting to a:rim at this deal. malt. that of ' eademouriog quietly and zealously to do rose ' s duty. They who strive to run after popular aid ministaal f 11•00, by say offer mode. Demo abase a wasidestery eases or bays their same Owed on a solid Mix ' &lOU has lame the me. victims always present to my WM. lad I k e safely say it braided as Womb a beg polidea whkis has sew ri.z . extaided over thirtyas mrs. It 'MAIM me keep. Fran tbe tams in which her Ma* a ltistater el llort Affairs tee expreseef Meson tay ordeals Se lier ', amblimadm atecustm time lismatialim Mo ile r" thinidag that her Majesty end the recognise the real sad fidelity with which rlir milli e dia. charged my duties is the situatioe I am sew resigning, and I could aot have $ mat highly. prisod addition to this teatimes y than that ol the weneamity which you, pallemas natesost. We are all impalas, we have ma ear abort•Mkip, sad I should be guilty of a grows exaggeratioa ate my_ own esti• mate of my own merits U I preteoded to have done all I should bare wished to have dom. Par frees it. But housefly and firmly done my beet to maintaia Enlists is. MOM without unjustly eactroacbiag moa others. I gives my best eodemoun to promote' Milhation and good government in these enotrim and , without my amt. AM of our national honour or political objects. I ham maintained friendly retaliate with the repreasstatims of other gnat *Micas between Moro tad asseshos this was formerly the mouse of constant diaanatis anti& I received my education so much ausotqpit popular habits, that. in the ordinary tutomoureo bateau as, it has been mace Masi for me to waskier that we were all Engliabmws, dm to mamba at sway moment that I was an ambassador ; mad though time are ems people who may misunderstand We maser, I be. lien for my own pert that more real lelpeat Is biartml. by bleakness and simplicity than by myst sad preteasiou. If in this way I have won your good will I - shall be MOM oeataia that my doctrine is a sound as. The remarks yea an obligingly make as to Lady Bolivar are most patifyin to me, and, though I cannot soma without qaalidcation what you say of myealf, I do accept entirely tad medially • what you say in her behalf. And sow, ',Mimeo. again returning you my mast cordial thanks for the honour yam have dm use this day and the Madams with which that honour has bees bestowed. I beg to mum you that no distants will lama my renteaubraaos of Odom. sad that I shall ever tab a lively interest is year woad and indivi dual prosperity. TEI LITERARY BEASON. (From the the Afkractsm.) In continuation of our literary annonnoethenta for the new season, we bar to my that Mars. Longterm sad 00. have is the press :—' The Diary at the Right Hee. William Wiedham, M.P., from IMO to l 2 ;" " Life sod Correepoodanoo of Ricbsrd Altar*, D.D.. late Arob bishop of Dahlia," be Mies E. J. Whets', ; "The Life of Lambed Kingdom Brined," by isambud Brand, M.A. " Travels is Egypt and Syne," by 8. 8. Hill; " Tr:ogles aie, he Products and its People." by Charles Boner ; " A History of the Oity of Rome, from its Feendealea to the Sixtemath Century of the Christian Er," by Thomas H. Dyer ; " Morrt's Letters," edited by Dr. NW, Maw lated by Lady Wallace ; " Dogmas of theinad," Second Seer, by G. E. J. Facet and Elrikr Mov arra ; " Lithology, or Olrefication of Rocks ; with their English, Preach. sod Garman Kamm, and the .most important Mioetolt," by P. IL Lawreace, according to the System of Bernard von Gotta ; " The Hamaries of Nature and Putty of Creation," by Dr. G. Hartwig ; " The lEinsid of Virgil," translated Into English verse, by Prof. C,oniogton ; Tie Ethics of Aristotle," illustrated 'lib rays and IMAM, critical add explanatory, 2 6 /3 0E ir imass Alte. modem Geist ; " A Perna Guide for British its United States P 'ortao'eattioiraPierrepoet Edwards ; Draw ing from Nature," by Berard ; "A Handbook foe Readers at the British assent," by Thomas Nichols "The Treasury of Botany," edited by John Lindley and Thomas Moor, @rated by other :praetor' Warts ; "The Omparative Anatomy and Pitytioicsy al the Vette/eats Animals," by Richard Owen ; TM =lead Book," by Oapthia Crawley ; " Ohms Problems," by F. Healey. Mr. illarray's list of forthoomin works %eludes, " The Ocresponderm of H. M. Kin George the Third trith Lord North, during time American War, 1711¢81," edi ted, with notes and introduction, by W. Bodham Doer; •An lispeditios to the Zunbeti and its Tributaries. and the DM retry of Lakes Shirr and Xmas, 185 S-1864," by Dr"id and Obariao Liviapter ;" "The Harrod of the Bs, by James G Bertram ; "Memoir of the late Sir Charism Hammy, R.A.," by his Son, Rev. Alfred Bun, D.D. ; "Madame Gummy. Naval sod Military, bred on the work of Sir Howard Dotter, but brought down to the present time, with a Treaties os Small Arms," by Lieutenant Homier ; "History of the Jewish Clunk, Part IL Swart to the Captivity," by A. P. Stanley, Der al WertaissAir ; " Lives of Boehm sad Watt," by Samuel Smiles ; " Notes as the Battle of Waterloo," by the tate Ger need Sir James Shaw lieseedy ; "A History of Archi tecture, by Janus Ferguson ; "Tbe Ammomaos of Aie chylum and Bacchanals of Euripides," Misdated by the Very Rey. Der Milers ; " Marini lidnetrative of the Ark of Glass Painting ," by the late Charles Witmer • "Chimes Miesellenies ; Collection of Frays sad Noise," by Sir Jobs Francis Davie, Batt. • " Domesticated Animals end Cultivated Pleats," by Cha rism Dairwia ; "Pekin sad the Pekiegate, duties the First Tor of the Brier Etremy at Pekin," by D. F. Rorie, IL D. • " Bram of UM Maas of Macy Nations," by Hoary F. C arley ; " Memorials Berries in led* from the Correspanders al the lath Major Xamthesson, edtlatl by kis brother, Mae. • A third Volume d " New History of Pair trilritely," by J. A. OM** surd O. B. canksiwak. Mere. Belt and Delay have in preparthaen, "Mader of the Old Booksellers," by Charles Haight; "The Geer Works of Raphael, a settee of we Triomphe of his with De riptides, Mart Works, from Genoa EnTviage, ad Ve m's Info al Raphael ; Mr. Gilharla " Logic of Banking; " History and Manilas Deakin," sod " Banking is bard ;" the wood vothate of Mr. Loses " Decline of the Roman Rspublio " " A Diatjorry of Byrum' sod Astons:a,' by Arciedlesoos Smith ; and • vellum of "Doerr Wools with MANY Derivatiocs," by the same; "A Handbook at Azeirealogy, Egyptian, Greek, Etrumeea. and Roman. with summer Illsairatioes," by Hodder M. Westropp, Esq.; " A Dictionary of Noted Fictitious Perna and MOM," by W. A. Whisk,. Mama Nightie., Bell sad Co., of Craw*" have is the prams, "The Architectural History of Gimisebert Abbey,* by G eo. R. Willim • "As Elomeaten Treatime es Geometry," by 8. Aldis ;" As illemeetery Treatise es Astaysomy," by P. T. Main ; " Is Eisetestery Treaties as Geometries' Oar Sectione." by W. H. Bert; "TM Aulniarts of by Dr.Wellela Waver. A Naarscrsa —The kitchen is the heart of the kingdom, the tree met of govenment in doesestio 0000001i10 ; who rules them, rules supreme. A visit of ceremony for a few momests at • stated boar is the morn ing an meths so authority whatever. Neither as the other hand is it semmery to be meddling and madliNg there perpetually, or to do anything smarm to the M OMS' of • lady in the way of espiosage. It is pimply this, that by Wog actually bumied is the kitohes a short time daily, by tome fete her own heads the nmegemet sod salinities of those arrememeate which requite the skill and involve the entire coutrol al the bousekeepilig es penditure, a mistrese effectual, breaks the rod of poem in h er oath's hoods sod am wee y st am the " per quisite" melees, the mete, end the ditheeeet asilerstead fogs with the learierms I bemuse she is is • position to toow within • little give molly smi Issesed. seeded sod ormemed. sad her ows leammy, however. is sot the sole b.eedt to follow. There is en old, but not yet superannuated maxim—if yea waist • thing well doss de it yoluself. tenglhie remate men the dinner-table would be so Ws estiefeekso the. redosoi met of their produetios Ito, is this a mass el slight ise portanee. The best .unshed body is, other thaw beim equal. lb* meet capable of sustaining metal work and re- , rutin disease. Bed cookery is slow poise* to those who work lard. To set before sma who rotates exissasted is disci aid body from his day's work, • ussom mime tisieg dieser is, if it mem etheptimelly. to spoil his temper, or, if that be unspoilable, his comfort for the mating. But. if it occur haMtually, it nukek ten or • Lows mare off him Mee of Mc Th ee, s ek e 1 satisfaction to las able,lf hospitably based, to hoar* year frilled. a diaper whisb, if modest in its Is tise• voesibly steeliest ; not • speciosa • y, sush se • mood or third Me " prebend" took, or usitilbootial eau_ • betimes, Meld vat Wen timid ; everything 'added nke Whet iiset sad to al robin eardrakir. del to eseades tied there it • doable sot is witessies the ti nataki sad sajoyerst ist year gra* with thsoses. rtitinssk that seen time sad seise as your part ham esstributed to the remit —Afacesillein's Alagoas** for Oe. tither. Noties.—ln coasequame of thadeelegabmieg weed the death of several in or mar Benin, the iobabitede are waned to est, by the applindom of quick lime or other subdanom any pimple is their mematton prod setae bad smells. A military eameetion is expected and all palettes ere notified that they will Meer the fall penalty of the law by neglecting to &Whet their freedom —By order of !toot nesestrates, dated Spew, October 1,1566.* Up to the preset time, the whets of the ism, fetal or other Mae, bare esigiaated is !!dense, that of Mr. Groombridge, occupying es farm of considerable 'Meat at Thoplee, sited* betimes BMW sad Loughtou sad it appears pretty adds that the pestilenee bas bees brooght there, sod that the perms who hive suffered would ham been 'goalie attedted bad they needed bad whom Mr. Greemintage, appodesi' wee Meet ealemiteith the symptoms Cradles ca ffenifinm fin flak stisphosbar. at • Woreaaalls, where be woe Matra wr ie r wife Me dome of air, bat being a stream, bed* between AO and GO years of ege, lie was not very mei peeeketed, auk St all mode, wee suffieleatly straw M diem home to They deo oa the following day. Thor beam is which he lived is Masted as Meg gonad everkwidog ths valley of the Boding, marl, epposite to the Moodie', elevated site known m (Thigwell Row, sad in the very centre of the totality tiorted to every summer sod autumn by theism& of Milers from the esseropelis for health or pleasure. The imam GO be seen from the midway matioo, and me Maid have thought 0 666 4: healthier spot maid have bees selected in which to 7. Two days after tiesit edema feceelfersouth Mn.s (roam-' bridge woe ailache& with dishes e but whether it wee redly Midis or a very swan Watt of tagthlt which seems to he vary elle la Menottieleanrhowl , is mdl appear madly der. Mx. ma., a sargeoe rending at Bees& Ma sent fee sad attended the patient, win? wee waled to km bed for emend dais in a state of great prostraties. Oa the following day (Saturday) two other pemme were Waked—• little girl, a daughter of Mr. Goemobviage, and a hey engaged so the farm, and whet deed en the premises. Is Ito 0000 d the geld aA tismpaptome of Asiatie Molars mani fested themselves in rapid mosessies, said eke died insight home. The lad however, who was Moue* sod better side to resist the attacks of disease, recovered. Subsequently Mr. M'Hab, the • surgeon, war attacked and died Is a few home, and the daughter and the housemaid were sez attacked en the NM alt., bat memered, and en the follow ing Friday Ms. Geosenteidge hide*/ was spin &Masks& sod this time succumbed is tea boars. TM sense night a • farm 'Abaco's' who MO oa the pruning woe ettedued sad died, sad the woman who laid him out, the body having been removed to his owe tattoo, wed attacked and died as Wednesday bat. Mom then them have been no more ewe, and it is biped that the measdrese adopted to peeved the spread at the pealitmee wilt be ellestad. • Ms. Clegg, energese. of Epping, who wee milled in awl ' 006116 M is the wham ei the ewe edarteint so doubt what/ ever that the symptom mandated is each ef them wear': those of Addis Molars to Hs most vouleat form. Immediately ens lie Wag made known that the Mabee bad appeared in the district morgetio measures were adopted far the mimeo of diftieillia its attacks. Meetings of the magistrates and of the bead of guardians were called, sad the melds' settee gime idiom was printed sad eztesthely el se sated. Aa appliadisa was sloe seat to the Home. dike to mead down a mailer, tweeter. As Ember is set a corporate Mao. and of mama he. as local bead of health or other embus (deem it was wootssary for the magistrates and the guarctisce of the poor. who were ably supported by the medical man and the clergy sod isatly to wet, sod in reply to their appil adeco, Me. Raddihs, me of the e.Ultaay impactors, was sent doom en Feeder lest to Is. an tumatigatioa Into • the maitery medition d the odethoorhoed. Me was pat by Dr. Clegg, by Yr. Dodders, and several of the peimipel • magiketee, end proceeded as a round of impection. No report has, we believe, se yet bees made by Mr. Radcliffe, veer indeed Is his imeettpdies concluded. It smug however, that la nine woes out of ten no provision what: ever he. been node far 'dodoes., and that where R has bees attempted it is univesselly defeesem It has were* lasso onesideed andleigal, ise build the humboume end eritee • ' lags co elevated sites. and is trod to the Bedard deedivity - • to earl" off the retype matter. It is also aseertaiod that the water supply to the adedwarbood is so defective that . some of the owners of homes have deemed it neesesery to mad wad water carte daily or ocouimally for the purpose giving their Wants • ripply. Threader d the distatet is derived bow • few wells, mod, it is Mid, ewes in owe • eases from pander sad both wens and mods Um hest •e dried op during the late dimes& The hew d Mr. Groombridge is • very comeedieu brie* betiding. • 'lt hem cooly hese mailed some two mere, sod at the time It wee hunt a drop well was mat It is dated by the Wiedied gesGemea and by others Aden ' 'beaded mg* of modieni sprig adder meld be obtalmel by sleekly am en tea seaseisa wells. bat whole seighboodesd is dotted by the residemen at Mira tradesesso end others, poseedog ocessiderade width, so one has base found yobbo spirited nsmeh as 10 6 * 0 laillste a week d soak pereasocust imperleace., Os Weduaday lad the eldionmeeter at Epping met ler two truth Roth of walakileM, Maiden's'. sorted tato Iritas sad abode iheneigidesereseed - fee the mimes of threedig lute the memode and disghesge Miele ere sdteiedM f most of the homes • skid eamerlima of the blame • 1 Dottrels ie ales being made, sad at a swam of the beteMi of guardians minds", which as Otteaded by Dr. Clegg - ad , Mr. Radcliffe, it was ordered that a home to Mum visitation should be made, sad De. Clegg was duly invested with power to me that the iresteendoes of the General Beard of Health ere properly serried out maw the orders of the medrable. We have °ay to add that es the odes d this sited hem been Mod to Werepeatb„ Mr. Bdetitfrt sating under the iestmatioee ad the General Board el e Health, proceeded to that watering.plawe yesterday, for the purpose of impoetiog itesenitarY emeditioc. Yesterday use of Me priest* clergy of the &kid Informed oar reporter Met the Twill& &alien' we very - Me in the locality of Bpipig. he Itorfas mune ewe lender his trunediate roper ' dire, sod be also stated - that tha solghbooring gentry ham , deem greet alacrity he onetribaling from their owe liehmeate those additimal comforts sod stimulsaM which ! spa so mesh required by the Poor emosemioss of distress • Rho the prose!. Me l'aX VOllll Or DOCILYAILD takes p Onernlant.—An in. matigatisa bar lace, by order of the Admiralty, into a charge made gdatst ore of the adicials of Chatham Dockyard of hidoes widows employed at that rata. blishrasat to recording Ma mess at the meet elastics foe the bermes. The ismstigetioa . directed is asume, • leder swayed by Admiral G. Ellrot, ". tre defeated mertigleta Irma we of hi segoartres at the late elsotios, le this lattes it rat skied that am, Osage, tho Mister smith, sad two of fie•COOM is the frory bell eternised smoldered* Isdomos met the UM sorployshoodor them at the kat eludes. to be duce them to mooed their rotes is tamer of Mr. OS-q, the presset rassolor. red that this emoriso bed boss tame te mob aer totted thee moot al the men is the factory dared rote ie ospoidirm te the **Ws Mom& The result of the Inquiry los hses that so far from Mr. and theether see sawed et 01l ilidarsolsg sayl= • v 040 0 0 11! whole el dm reatgred is iho • owe on esosstrells lo thdr votra n ,l2 Atkbiete: dos marksin made the charge. subsopestly SWIM& that Mete of *hat he had cause to to ~aalitt Riat tem mkt*, and tat *either ser ism ['retest in dm smithery hog Iseemos Myr his. The Lords of OM Itdorogreopieubthoueisaredtat of *Mum who made the sod s ham tredperis vbels b• mit is=or *As the Orr bs et Me that Mel e e: iodate to diamiesed bem Me destryord, sod $6 on** Is her liefesAy's tmeiroMMeir *bile at then - Wm. than they faded all claim to my mmosatuatios sh. , loosed WO N& they i.e sodded. ' he hest " th*O7Mill Votaolgold Wyttite—pods. 011TIM61 PAULO& 01111 811ILLI110 DAT. 71IDAT. OITT. I.3.—Admisisto as payment, 1,1/2 ; dial by NOM Sokoto, 923. Zia Adam 2.660.