The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-09 00:00:00

. . .. _ 5aa.......... ...- Ufe-waarer el I gir • fine - - ••..„ I'IY late Ail tY irregigad „„. I A ASA ed yd 7. '- -s as, 37i. to POT of "Beat, a: law b.f. most lag°l44l, . - its are not 4 No. 6,982.] LONDON, MONDAY EVBNING, OCTOBER 865 9, 1. ns Milt Pees Me ......eIA 21.. • ' ----------------- - "tmellnlinelllMlenn Barley, vaa dekWERLAND ItO UTE. -0011 M UN 1 OATION T H SATRE ROYAL HAY MARKET. -Sole TRIPaRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. AMERICA. ' °"'''' °°•ns. v gar ' .171611.11tWAL SitertiAVIGAION will OPEN for the SEMR Lance tad /N ill% EVININO. tela Mar, 24 vIA uvtober This TII ICS.A Tw tit -..--_ --4- SloaNY BOOK PASSINGS/A awl receive Ougo and Psych simians's comedy et THE SCHOOL FOR ScANDAL, in which (norm a reseasams.) ....te Louden ohm for Gibraltar, Malta, Epps, Ades, Ceylon, Mr. Clippendhe, Mr. Dackalese, Mr. Compton. Mr. W. Ferran. (astrria's runaaaus.) ill hie aa mt ii...- ~,,,,, au straits, and China, by. liir steanues , ale Howe, Mr. Rogue. Mr. W. Gordon. Mr. Clark. Mr. Braid, ibyno id 11111014 "-- -,-- the 4th and tOth of Puy month; for 1 Mr. Weathersby, Mr. Coe. Mr. P. 'White, MIN Nell). Moore, Mai leas • lostliampeee. ea FRANCE. • The Royal Mail steamship Asia, from on the 28th ult arrived at Queenstown en mooey N. s; wit., hunt, Aden, end Bombay, by those of the 12th Snowden, ilta I. litlawilliant. Mies C. itni. dtc., win appear. PARIS, Oct. S. •s with 109 cabin passenger., se. to th • and for Manritlas, Kum Ossegife After the Comedy the Ishmael Anthem will be ••to be rod. The Pays of this evening announces that the me- yesterday, lei MgriAg."4l,_ .....rhiabosichuge, mouth: Sidney, by the steamers buten I. lowed try LEND YR FIVE SHILLINGS: McluniJo MA. fly this - . .....-• tee loth of every month.-For further pahlealtwe original edierecter), Mr. Backstops : concluding with EAsY turn of the Emperor is flied for Tuesday DOA. dols. in specie. She landed 123 sac/ kr oa ower os is currgneiMili ant the Coosa/We (etas. M. Leadenhall-etreet. EA. Lea SHAVING. Miss Lulea Keeley, Miss MandzusWitght, Ac . 14 reaehataboe.Doutballardon. TUESDAY end WILDNISDaY, for these two i only, THE The Gazttte de France has had a second warning and 18 cabin passengers, aud Prow p.m. for Liverpool. All well. irriadis._27 i55;•r"........._^_-__-:-------- PCNOOL FOR SCANDAL. LEND DE FIVE a ILLINUS, and for having commented upon one it had already abow...aaCiaisl• ES. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS'Lgrof nasir /alkyl/to. oil TilliteD ell, Oct. it, Mr. Charles tinhorn ..__ •t° ••••, : new, ISSMactosh-yard Londoel LT sI et STEAM and PAC will re-appear after hie remarkable and moue triumphant her- received. forename of L'Homme Blue in Paris, wait fa Use Emich toieue. (Per the Asia, did °moldy weans was eitt, • unlit LI A.-For M ILBOVRN It, Port Plollp. direct making his debut here In the Engliah vh-reion of the same niece, NEW YORK, P 17x • , new, 3y, Illfrut -ad-peeks on SATURDAY. list October, call% at g entitled caw us% wasisiang kW °eighth character of Art:hark' RUSSIA. The Alabama Convention h ado, Me. peg 20 tiane, the Ildendid °ll9Pee ship guggexe 1.1°I) fed", Coldstream ; hirs. curls* Si. hews wiu also enters the same hi D 0611.3. Commander: Wog In the East India Dock*. ST. PKTRILSBURG, OCT. 8. erecting_ in Planchts Extravaganza ot TBX GOLDEN MAWR mince recognising the abolit" ..,,,,,,omniudettons tor all classes ot passeagers are inisertisseed, bidding its existence hereof nr Market thio iperiented &unmet For freight erprassic with Mr. Chartes Mathews ins FRIDAY and SATURDAY The Journal. de St. Petersburg reprints the nines that from As ,i,e,duciirry an mi.; t, with Mews. oNd USED UP, THE GOLDEN FLIECA end ether entertainments. NOTICL-Mr. Sabers will reappear at Christ:au article of the SOth ult. upon the Fenian', and its abolition by the om the coast a %Nogg sad SONS, 7, Leehuhall to AL...POIT and Mt ...v., The Box hike is open deny bum 10 lin A appends the following comments :-"The analogy miit. Th„rdi„,,,, di leyaws of mug --------------- _.---_-- Ir foreig, fee TEAM to MELBOURNE and SYDNEY. QT 0D A RE. -101wr REPRESENTATION. is so striking, the circumstances are so identical, later. shall enact laws guard them and the pkte aecepa th. S The splendid new mein steam eliPPer Vit. If INGs kJ TIMATIE of MYSTIMY EGYPTIAN HALL ARVIIIA With a few differences of degree in the foreign in .uctos mance ; oos horsepower. commended h 7 Captain JOEN fa MAGIC me vawrzunnulszit.cp Colonel wronasig-Tho .___. emeriptions them , Irma.° 6;u di' saa metres Sad Mt Kiri,t tO lure the rest real lodise Basket bib. end isstaateneeere grew* er,phowee serierence, that We believe it will be necessary to sudden emancipatir ter. Skit ein Ti aud Plymouth the 20th Novena. Teles. as introduced, for the Ant time la this r• " remind Russian readers of the fact that it is Ireland i„t,...1„„„.,L ~,,,,.„.,i very lon• nxu.. 1 ' 0 0.000 atelensidai has Well nPeciall.l de. Manes Monday. Anal 17 IMO by Colonel Modem =I Per-.--------i 1----/ uttering. Oste her• ''''. usages. and fitted elPrelail for the Whinier tensed by him and me lodise elarnetans. EYRIE nye Eno in 1865, and not Poland in 18133, that is being sustained. The deed for ew---_,..._ moos to Australis and una. Will carry an Cl' ,cured meramedayslaohnhodl, mho on Medusas' *ad lietturday Atter- __„.,t.„. ..., . courta, and to ho' 2,501 • to • , rem; wed 2a. uraidoind la mud with ill modele.Bwilweremente no us, at A-halls at Kitchen's, SS, Ohl hioadelreet, and Box- eVo."" ‘'.. The Attorney , coastwise. 40. -..frot- mg baltitit Of the Pameniteru -Yoe Pooticulon bib, luralsehalL-Adieletioo, Is.. lis., as, coastwise, 8. lb' '""-- % and Ca, York-chambers. 55. King- " About nilescalema."-Vide " Twee." Avail ie. UM& z. so 11UBILISO AUSTRIA. der applicetie warearew, sod No. I. Nealtaemoourt, Combat Lon • w CIRZAT I3T. JAILER'S IRALIfid-nEVARY VIENNA, OCT. 8, abroad. as very d SATE/IDLY AFTERNOON at a. The Debated a to-day asserts that with regard to The Bra' lamaad wag - FROM wrearoen on claimer:mit To z.....0.b.., &Vire Ligtstliv& rat d . Ter7 "'' STELE entriloquist and Mimic - Wort of Mamm oth old sad new NSW YORK. TWICE A UK. the Romanquestion Austriawill triotl follow a the P/n0 s y Sewed Sight in a new Form, by Mies Anacreon... Frederic (the is dn7 seonight. tras LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and grue Maccabe, Ventriloquist and Mimic in " Begone. Dun policy of abstention and non-intervention, the chief Janitor a the whole, but PIIIIADILPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY tabu% S.. Caren-1b Real Indies Basket Trick, by Mks Web Anderson. ~_ of for such the tell irfultpowered Clydobulit free Sony lituni-dihiP, 6a :use..ve Wats, ha i bakmay, ila. : admission, Is.- POlllia which were traced out by Count Rechberg rice w Wliehlagthe its dulL There cerging the Coned States maih, Crow ho Professor Anderson's !brewedl bum ot the his despatch to Boron Bach in September, 1884. aphe• • White wheat FROM LIV6RPOOL for NEW YOLK. World of Magic. Immo*** Smoke& "The greatest combination '- weighing 65lba), CITY OF SEW YORK, Wednesday, (ct. 11. CITY OF DCBLIN. Sateniay, Oct. 14. eutertainment In the metropolis"-Vide Prem. A. NIMIIO, Acting Manager. The instructions to the new Austrian Ambassador oar to 31b), 38e to CITY Olt HUSTON, Wednesday, Oct 18. . to the Papal Court will be in conformity with this w ... to !Abe.), 31,6 so wart wean/who. md alternate Fridays and Saturdaya TIME OXFORD.--SIXTY-SIX. by J. OFFEN- determination. I a.), 295. to 31s by the mail steamers milling every Wednesday. • ; Cahli Wage BACH ; LA TRAVIATA, NORMA. de, by the mine w.), 2541. to 24, ; it It mai according to the accommodation. Cable Peas (maple), 36t yi and Saturday's sternum 15 vainest elicited Operatic Company in Loudest, includiu Misses Russell, SPAIN. ern. Avenges i =by purge includes a hill supply of cooked 'am Warniiiiiy, Tyrrell. Berrie ; Madame inc, and Mhs ids-Henry for Goads and the Uattedhata booked tri udt ,yo Messrs. A. St. Albyu, Green. Spagnoli, Husk, W. Williams, and MADRID, Oct, 7, Evsiuse , 2,453 quieten, Inorotari„., yam,- ster further parocalare apply se aligner TivulL-Ballet, the DRIDALdoits BlLAUTT.llichyduhlimes Thasemi_offichai Cony yende,teia de Ecimmabaii awl Iglus, 12, Watemalrest Ilrerpool ;or to Siva 7:187 andixuSizigialdilsais:.-ies wheat was tole. Oti MACEY, It zing nunieneirese, London. ; theorned. 'ln Br:heist!' ti If Irak itself able to state that the convocation of all irices. Old whits --------- the celebrated Hungarian dancees ; and other available taleut. sews= dna te TPOITERDAM and the RHINE.-RIDUCi -THIS EVENING. Chamber will take plate on the 20th inst. _ . lois c‘ Lb Tins °lnalm*-11" li"efilademmswandwsi culmnaaVl METROPOLTTAN MUSIC HALL, Edgware. e qualities being Wised hvourite humor HATAY' kit W. Bill tic win SPAIN AND AUSTRIA. lots tad griading hat fireaseick Pier Blackwell, Kli.s. VII UN DAY at 11 o'clock, road-Open at 7.-Glorious success of HARVEY ann BAUSSET ea etrd of the lets am. train from Fenchurch-street Steam MNCII. the unapproachable and Mena Nernst Harry a. per qr. ;anus. - ssioo dl is. ; fore cable. lia. : return tickles Listen ; leybounie, the Ilea Comic ; Jerry Wood, Chaplets e The Indepencianee Beige of to-day r WREN twee : 0. an was • fair is. A ly at CHATLIN'S Universal Ballet Troupe ; Emma Wilton, mid Etty Gray. Second week of favour : old, Vs. 1.1.1 la a bra and a balf.-App • Manager and itosteal Ditector. J. J. text of two ogo, Regenteircus, W. ; orb - ILLIPPS, GRAVIDt PULL. The hellPh Opera.-Manager documenta, the first a d o 7a. per 24 stem lifts sad Co,. St. Dunstan's-house, Si. Dunham's-hilt RC. POOLE. 3rd August, purporting to have bor which prices awl ---------- 50s. ; new, 40a. to (CDPENHAGEN, MAMO, and STOCKHOLM. THE CREDIT FONCUIR and MOBILIER of Senor Bermudez Castro, the Sp, . ; fine, 355. to ifa. V The • 1 screw hemmer NEWSKY, Captain J. IL CAVE, ..O. ENGLAND Ildraltell. Foreign Affairs, to Count Men, wig deer be the above ports on or about, 14th inst. This NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the HALF-YEARLY eheMer boo very superior accoansodation for - GENERAL MEETING ed this Coogan will be rem at the the protest of the latter on mice parcels. ese Leese to 'MEIN'S, ORAL TS, CULLUM and tatia.rria.t. Dun- Loathe Talent Itiohusgate street, .ea TUESDAY, the against the recognition of Its ferior descript --aftetAreie.B4.D_______ansta 24th October, at It o'clock aus. precisely, for the purpose of I from 44r. to 59. receiving the Directors' and Auditon' Report and balance- Senor Castro admits the ; barley, of ben BENERM.hesheet * and for declaring a dividend. Transfer Books of the Company will be Closed hem Sao'- agree upon several pr ,ed as high as 371„ wick. and Central Orrin n7•-The North Gelman 11°,4% day, the Slat te Saturday, the egth October, both days Mehemet. • t that th e inferior Iheineelele screw steamer CON MR, Captain C. BAWL By order of the o=l of Directors.potuta uu i drug ; mitre: date despatched from lioneledown on THURSDAY, the lab OctV.ED WWI. secretary. interest,' in Italy. T are more offal% (Masher (usher pennittiag), at 10 Am, sillier et Brenewick ,7 l add u. comm. Louis.. s. d. iud. Na. to 41b. ; hog Par,Basek. al, tropism:nem at 12 soon.-Fares to enemas. £2 38e. to 40s. ; lion-, radii ; rehire blittis 43 sad Cl lea-Apply at CHAPLIN'S Weevil OBes, Regent-circus. W. :or to PHILLIPES, GRAVER, THIC CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of Spanish diplomatic which there is a resturs and Co, St Dunstan's-hoax, St. Dunidanwhift E.C. ZECILAND (I.lrolted). Castro oommunir ------------------- Culla! ei.ooo,lste, In RAMO abates of MD melt. r supply of what GRAVESEND. - The GREAT EASTERN Capital subscribed, leo,ooo shame (first Issue'. e.t.cdo.ooo. August, above r Capital paid up thereon M 5 per share), L 400,000. we appears little orunder which it STRIBIP - The SALOOS STEAM-PACKET COM- Reserve toad, £OOOOOO. ions of spring cars. Pars VESSEL the ALEXANDRA leaves Leaden-bridge Wharf Divided reserve fund. £70,000. against any . the opening of our taw (Subdue iscluiletit at a quarter-past 141 am., f r Ruhr- isternelons. a was a fair lanai, Mead Terrace Pier, 0111011111•1141. and tlience round the °SEAT The El&I Hob Jag= of CART WORTLEY, oorwmar. tweeu the t to hand in a better IaSTERN di SHEERNESS ; returning from Gravamina (calling JAMES LEVICE, Esq., Merchant. King's Anno tate rates only were at lothereille) at S.SO p.m. Fares 'From Loudon to Graves. yard, Deputy pol icy will sad-Far !Moen, single, la. ; ditto, return, ls. 9d.; Grand Saloon, JAMES NUGENT DANIELL. Elm.. Chalrensa of Goveruors. tion of C HI market advanced node, la. lid.: ditto, retuats..6d. From London round Great the Alliance Bank ((betted), for choice samples.ltaly ir laden and leek-Fere is. : Grand Saloon. 4.. Prom Jimmie Childe, Esq.. Loadam. me few cases mote firameand rouse Great Eastern and back-Fore Saloon, Is. ed. ; William Dent, sea., leg_ Chairman of the Thames and Mersey MY were a mined bead Saloon. h. Children under Tea Years of age half-price. Marine Ineurasos Ounpiny (Limited). Chou, 45, ksiichtP. Alexander Dunbar, Req., Old woad-street, Loudon. Charles Ellie, leq.. Lloyd's. fairly supplied with Adolphe Hakim, Esq. (Mean. Mato, Hakim Brothers, and Co.), s was a good attend- 111E1 JOINT-STOOK DISCOUNT COMPANY London. e. Of the parcels ot b. 11 led I, Ntalsolso6eoo- Lowenerdwereets lowish William Harrison. up. (Mean. Young, Harrison. and Bevan), he samples were is 1.11-Wll. DENT. Esq., Sen. Director of the Themes end Mersey Lanelnsurance Com Ilankey,panandy. Co.), it a few were damp 111713 SCRIBED CAPITAL. ~,... _ TWO MILLIONS- Richard Stuart Lane, Esq. (Mears. , CALLED VP... 1600,000. REBERVE FUND £50,000. London. busily employed la DEPOSITS RECEIVED Charles IL :to Ent. louden. eld, in moat cases, Iseemiele as demand lat first expected. reqs as 7 days' wham samples of both oil Mtn at 14 daye mhos r firm, axel in one re Eitoetal tabs for mousy deposited for long Beet Edward Wareter, Est, M.P.. London. ifiing advance. Pre re 495. to 52e., lad MERCHANTS COMPANY (Limited), Albert Grant, Eaq.. M.P.. Managing Director 1141141M5. rte; beat old reds, THLeporated under the Companies Act of 1161, with The Agra and Minuteman's Bank (Limited). I was 46.. to 495. Ladled Liability. Messrs. Smith, Payee. and Smiths. sad secondary sorts ; Capitol, £500,000. The National Bank, London, Dublin, and its Bram' riot 375. to 40e. pet First Line C230.00u, ln 10,000 Shame of gig men. The Alliance Bank (Limited), London, Livery was only • limited Li to be paid on Application, and £4 on Allotment. cheater. Cu. Flour is fully ,s A minimum Dividend of 10 per cent. per annum for three years SoLinton -Messrs Newbon, Evans, and Co."' atty. The continued en the 'mould paid up is guaranteed as hereinafter stated. SUBMIT- Alfred Lowe. Fe notECeOga Offices, 17 and to. oornhul, Leudoo. - on commencing, sad DAVID WARD CHAPMAN, lag., Lombard-street, Chairman. - 'fined chiefly to her Jams Childs, Esq., Victorhatreet. HYAM and Co.'s ATTIRE fo' log are 30s. to3te., James Pembroke, Esq., B.Autintriars. 66 sad PE 01J01D417 mew. There is little Mud Stuart Lane, eate.l';. Overcoats for sun, raln. and dust. lea II are about the same Ramos IL Chapeau, Tau Messrs. Lane, Bentley, and Co. tined and trash. its. to Oa Sails to 7. If. Belbert, req. ) were placed on the tourist. as. to 655. Jackets In all V •at the outporta the 5a1134-11estra Prescott Grote, Cave, and Care, Thread- eta wound.= du.sodus us. . needleeheet. silks, whiz drilla, 14., 7s. 6d. Se eiet trade best oohs lottermas-Ms. Newlion, Evans, and Co., Nichelanlane. ,_,_ style _,..,...., um. ed. , • per quarter. Beam Diouia-Means. Laurence, lion, and Pearce, ii, Angetoourt, ofe ''___f____".''''-' . __ same as before. Throemortorestreet. Acellou-Shars. ColemaA Turquaud, Youngs, an I Co., HYAII and Co.'s SE' ay wu well attended 16, Tokeubomeyard. le gad 67, C Ind best qualities d Sitraretee Imo tent)-J. Langton Butcher. Req. No. 1. Gentliness's Cloth lof last week. Spring Temporary Ohms - SS, Old Broad-street, E.C. aellbelei Order Deputises, is rates maintained. wear. No. 4. Boys' sae white, 48e. to 505., PRIMPECTUS. Habit and Livery Depart B. • new, white, 4b. Tlik Caen:any is formed foe the purpose of carrying on the No. 7. Travelling Cloth Oci. to lid. per stone halms et merchants, under the Joint stock Companies AM, Provincial Breeches r with Limited Liability. Leeds. 42, Rasmus market there mu a The Company proposes to extend to mercantile operations (in --_- ien off at rather over which are comprised borne sod foreign looking and exchange) keeper. Oats held fee the principle o limited liability, which has p eyed itself so well IF YOU TR ered. Mabel to barking and financial transactiono. It is believed and Co.'s ' Una the oda Uses arising tum the p rhythm' publication of TZLIIS, front he supply of what at eteeentti the security afforded by large uncalled retottleult, and Also Field. 31 grain being of the new the combined superintenduce of en experienced Soul of Dirac- and clew, I the extreme ream of km. will be highly appreciated by all commercial chows, cape- -- iade 445. to 48s. ; red. clay by eon ignore of goods and produce to this country. pd for barley was fib. be soundness of the principle wbich gave rise recently to WA' ' s' hibernation dthe London Merchants Company haa been uni ; malting, 28e. to 32i. eireilly acknowledged, and the Director have endeavoured a VAN! The par 30 stone.. pasta againstt thole ditticultiet which apparently preverited the zO. I ere was a fair inquiry, lemaatul continuance of that Company. - , 21a. r 24 In order to becon an Immediate basis ow of operations. Do means 225. to largo. pe The menu have been made with Meier, Lane, flukey, andarLgr Y red sellers. New, 384. the weather of their Waimea This arm will liquidate all its obligations Independently of the Company handing over Only O Ws. • rye, 28s. Pas Ilica current transactions and account as the Board may wish at 280th.. to wept. It Is further proposed to bring in the businesses 0 ' Irish grain from elf Mbar eras as favourable opportunities arise. TM good-willed the Menem of Meows. Lane, Henkel• and seek, and our tonics hie bees purchased for affetee, In debeutures, payable sue s wale. A fair bust- anneally. with 6 per out, interest. set 1.500 shares, wit ay toe'neight at better each cred'.ed as paid thereon. In fixing this amour h wheat coilunandi a Directors have taken Into consideration the pronto of ' and foreign is wan daring the last six ye ii ear*, the present prospects of the lie het sad the manner in which payment for the good•w neut. Harley out being equal to the accepted. The vendors also guarant.e by their pr mat a minimum dividend of 10 per cent. per a. to obtain some high hese maim on the pal iop capital, thereby gime i corn moves off mom proof of their mandenee In the undertaking. Tt unchanged, lotPortB Directors• pending the full development of the 1 ,200 heat ; flour, 20 i Ikea, proposeopay to the proprietors half-ye 2 : -Wheat, 350 ; Ott' nut to be made on the 15th April, 1801 bar are most sengnine that this minimum , tt I sacks. ed 10 per mot will be largely exceeded be be three years. There was a larger etIC• The I/erectors rater with shlitactior we have had for manj horn the eminent Accountants, Me* however, of the bee Toting, and Co., in corroboration of being on offer. AMMO' Cif Means. lane. Mulkey, mot co. .• pricos from 71. to 61.101. i le, Tokeebome-yard. N To the Director of the Mere' ;:,s, each,. cheviots, 130 uniti . emen,-w _e beg to state it ewes, Ills. to :1e• request of Sheers. Lane, Hullo' .•_•••.- examined their books, with lt AND DEATHS. =triune they have made Lt January, 1209, to Ist Jr miteronstoes during that 1Y being an average of .C.Z.I. mirky, Mrs. .1. IL of •e dieting theretnea "re ' Mora bought and sold t R. I Marsh, of a eon. . or or the execution o' erstreet, Mn. A. Noggin, liened amount to A' let. U. per ti um Verson:thee, the wife of th• Ints transactions hislash o, Tube hill, the wife of a' We are flignedi Ilaverstock-hill, the Wife Application recen,d. am S. Company it he perish church. Se. Ir without it to recr, F. S. Hine*, a ". , Lite J. Archer. of II, 'Atm parish church,' Tottealin once* of st. Paul's, and recto ex Ais of Radwell-hoase, Hero' w she, all. Eel. te the pariah church of Wee Rev. lt. warren. s. italic Balfour, widow of the loess. 3. house, liolbescb, Lincoln' by. 'Suwon Vet), wow. J. nbeth, D. Fitzpatrick. SW toils, and Me'. of Undo, "/ 010021110, wife of 11, or-terrace, Weatbourr oat Esq. rightoll, Rear-Admi. -....-................. um Hugo HAL' 4 London, Pr a PTICIRCt 01 ~. ..;1- 1 1 1 1. 1 .k. 1 1 "'!" 44 .77 - • - : - -"let" `: t . 1 ..„....t,:,_,A, ......,.,:, z;itezf. /......... .21 .1.".;:. S 2. Ici T"sinsis atm ity ist. P " lh ry irregul a Us. t o 5 4. so, 375. to 39, 14) 1 7 of wh o a • ; sow t or i.; most sors9l4 it..ro not f. nu don. Yeas in &A e od. . M verde. • 04 * as, bow f is fair as oet I by no an us aes Mosey ; 56. to 50 4 ;s i t new red, 3Si as ty os wa r mdi ocuyenoiss VW*, abow sod 27, mks to 296. ; beans w as ; ads, 3.16. Per 20 ar market thin !hest from t ors the east a to ratio of Vim rr forei4b, fey DAht*.otee atce P 4 the he reariptioos there rer. M a lt et? , °thrift. Oete sustained. The 2,801; fore*, easeterise. 40. coutiriae, 'hest wee very lemand wea very oth old and new is day weneicht, n the whole, but lot with the fall rta dull. There White wheat 631 b to 631bil 3 e.) o i. to =be.), 31s. n.), 29e. to 31e. - 1 1.). 25*. to 275. ; peas A (maple), 36.. look. verage': , 2,453 quarters, wheat was tole. wices. Old whits aew white, 42a. to Selected lots of I qualities boiog lots Led "'tied* a pee qr. ; griped. MO was a fair favour : old, frt. o Va. per 24 stow. which prima wen 10s. ; new, 40s. to ; fine, 355. to 38t. lace parcel; Imo ,ferior deseriptioae I from 44r. to 50.. ; barley, of bem aa high as 375., e inferior su drag ; oa, n t L ere more arena', 36a. to 40e. ; beg 38*. to 40s. ; door, which there is a r supply of whoa we appear little at Mae of spring cora the opening of our I was a fair attest. to hand in a better late rates only were is mast advanced for choice samplea me kw cam mote all were a nominal fairly 'applied eith was a good attend a. Of the parcels at be samples were in a few were damp busily employed 11 eld, in most mom, at first expected. samples of both old r firm, and in one ce ifling advance. Fr re 49e. to 53., end ref beet old reds, was 465. to 495. and secondary sorts: rior 375. to 40a. per was only a limited Cu. Floor is fully r ady. The continued on commencing, sad ,tined chiefly to saw log are 30e. to 34e., rider. There is little are about the lame were placed on tbs at the oatports the, ant toads best wart' a per quarter. Beni rm. as before. -- ay was well attended tad best qualities, el of last week. ffprillS Is rates maintained. white, 48e. to 50e., B. " • n ew, white, tie. Od. to lld. per stow. market there was & see off at rather over "seer. Oats held for owed. ite supply of what at grain being of the Mw 1 the extreme rates of rade 445. to 4rls red, nd for barley WU hat, • Mating, 281. to 32. 'per 30 stone. The ere was a fair .w, 225. to 24a per Y 4 DO MCDOS large. The red sellers. New, 3de. o 60„ . ; r ye, 284 Per of 280110. Irish grain from reek, and our forelga s scale. A fair bun ay se'nnight at better h wheat colatitude a sod foreign u men neat Barley al last lot being equal to the to obtain some slight 1 corn moves off mere unchaoged, ler" . 2 200 qrs. ; f10ar,2 06, j —Wheat, 350 ; "IN sacks. There was a larger "P • we have had for DAM h o wever, of the Ilia beiog on offer. Auto* pricui from 71. to 11.1.10 1 . ;.;4. each cheviots. 131. )t ewes, 28g. to ?a. AND DEATHS. everlry, Mrs. J. Mall, O a E. I Marsh, of a i^a• ,y.street, Mu A. Nara% VArminster, thew lie of Ttilse hill, the wife °fi' llaverstock - ha the wile s. he parish church. St 116 —_, 1. rector, V S. klinco.a c r e. late J. Archer, of pariah chard:, Lott/Alla% St. Paul's, and !a ctor of 12! Radwell.house, Harts. w all. Eol. the pariah church of Drool hrs. it. Warren. S. ,Letoßalfour, widow 01 two turas. 3. • boa +e, H o lbezeb, Linco ln ' :Zed s4. 1111, Sutton yam - mbeth, D. Fffspstatok, gag. Sons, and Flab., of tondos. bUtailla, Wife of Ur. T. or-terrace, Westboarno-Par" n. righfon, Rear-Adintral Wan. LAY Hugo HALM of .. .l i t.: 4 Loadoa. PrioWT. Precinct , ot Whustrano! r-- --- ......------= --- OVERLAND ROUTS -001iliONIOATION oo stsAtt to INDIA . AUSTILALIA, to., val wart yWINSULAN and UNINNTAL MAY NAVIGATION NM I4 Y BOON PASSINGS/A sad moans Cargo and Parrott oiger London oiled for Gibraltar, Malta, kopt, Aden, Ceylon, *am Calcutta Oa Straits, and Mao, by their igo.a. villLouthamplan on the ttb sad tote of awry moth: for Mato. giro. Aden, and BOMbily. by thorns of the 12th yydi of rob mouth: and fOr Malllitilit. KW, UMlrge. wad, iillibOtin" and 80 150 7. W the staamora Wawa, loallo co Oa 10th of crag tooth—Jot further partioalara Z . 1 44 th. c,oputy's (COW SontballOdo M. n. I.4adeuhall-strosty LC, LID im • te ONINNI4Iaco. •___. -- Ra MONEY WIORAM and SONS' Col 1 Wractwell-gard, London) sE of MAID sod PACK 01111 to AUDI IAU A.—For M LIKIVRN P., Port Phillip. direct Doe the Dodo on SATURDAY. Mrt UN October, cal 100 ling at 50she splendid clipper ship S 1 tons, tiimittas, C om mander ; lying In the East India Docks. osecanoodedons for all classes of passengers are nom/maned, :I she will cool en elPsfivi“.ol surgeon. For freight er guano to AL..PORT and MORGAN, w w ith Molars. MURRY ViallAM and SONS, 7, Lessienhalletree snAid to MELBOURNE and SYDNEY. 1 Tee iple , d id o es , man atearn clipper ERL ICING, Minna Loa aone.power, commended by hptain JOHN (toe o f gbe Vain* and Sea Knurl, to here the net trime gatlosu Inds Docks lath November, and Plymouth the 10th Norma ._. Tb y t OM= atearnahlo has been especially de. ''2..e t ee oars, and a n eapremis foe the ',amender . ;Tim Wads to Australia and China. Wlll carry an an ima," altd la dtted with all modern itrapeevenienta Hai Wafer. ant loath of the passenateee, —pot, r.rtieuhin Z. to lWalotrsoN and Co., York-chambers, as, Xing. XygbeAff, aid Eo. 4 Newmsn'a-oourt, Cocain, Lon de, HA EM( 71011 urnrout. 01 qtriumnrowN TO NEW YOWL TWICE A WEEIL. LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and TuLADILPHIA STELILSUIT MOMS It Mead dr ig their tulliowered Clyde-WM Iron Screw liteassadPs. O hl ine Coked elates Milli, • FROW LIVERPOOL for NEW TOME. CITY OF NEW YORK, Viednesday, Oct. 11. CITY OF DC 7 BUN. Ftstoniay, Oct. CITY OE BOSTON, Weduceday, 0ct. 14. II jog iffn Wedeesday, end eltertiate Fridays sad Ilaturdaya mu Nome by t h e Wail steamers sailing every Wednesday. %moan Eutaw. accordlog to the accomation. Cabin by tire Fridays and Saturday's strutters. 14 guineas. purge includes a full supply ot cooked ter cued& and the traltedWtates booked through on IRAitrirs,":2,n7MetZtrtieernwParlicliam, or tAt i tYZ and NACU, IL Zing Willlairalaset. Loudon. __- 120TTERDAM and the RHINE. —REDIJC" ROl VON of FARM—The netberiaaes Steamboat Company's bitted divourite steamer IiATAVIER. Captain W. SW UI, wtU barelkomakk Net. Material, EVERY SUNDAY at 11 o'clock. se to of the PI Si am. train from Ifencburcbatreet Station. Reamed bred : Saloon, LI 11, ; fore cabin, ISt.: return tickets lima at a Bageld-Cir, hue and a balL —Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal 0.01. U 5, W.; Of JO PH MUFFS. GRAVES, PHIL. //Mind Co_ at Dunatan'abousc, SI. Dunstan's-b I R, E.C. _ _ _ CIDPEIHAGEN, MALAIO, and STOCKHOLM. V The Al screw steamer NEWnKY, Captain J. L CAY 4 will dear for the alsne ports on or abort 14th inst. This Ismer has very superior accuuiroodat ion for passengers. A n ly to PHI aIpPS, S.C. IIIiLLIPPS and Cu., St. Dun tlates.bease. Dunstan's-hill. ---------- N. —Direct Route to Hanover, Brune- B itgla rect. central Hamm—The North German Lloyd's las WWdaas weer .teamer CON DOB, Captain C HARSH, agl te dispatelted trout lloraelydown on THURSDAY. the 14th &tater (weather perailttlar, at 10 arm, cation at Bronstrltit Hy, Slackerall, for passenger, at 12 noon.—larea to Bremen. in ad ; Worn tickets, £3 and CI lea—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Vibram' Mee, Itegentrirens, W. : or to PRILLIPPS, OHAVV. PIILLIIPS and Co., St Donstan's-houat, St. Dtastan'a•htlL LC. aRAVESEND. The GREAT EASTERN STEAILSBIP. The RALUOY STY.AILPACK ET COSl rare VESSEL the AULT AN DRA leaves London -bridge Wharf her doily (Suodaya lacludecq, at • quarter-past la f r Ros Me sad Terrace Pier. Gravraend. and Glance round the GILEAT 1131113 oe SkitaIRNESS ; returning front GlSVe**Eld (calling at Ikahaville) 4.50 p.m. Fares s—lrrous London to Graves md—tYdFore Saloon, Ingle, la. ; ditto, return, la 9d ; Grand Saloon, ed.; record From Loudon round Great Eedirn snd back—Fore Saloon. ; Grand Saloon. From Stamelad round Great Eastern and back—ices Saloon, le. ML ; Omni Saloon, la Children under Ten Years of age half-prism Nom, 45, liastcheap. FrJOINT STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY (L i izated), 6 sad 7, Ntebolarlua. Lombard-Mew* Lourea. CHAIRMAN—WM. DANT, Eiq., B. 61TESCEDILD CAP1TAL......... TWO MILLION& CALLED VP... /800. Dzp v000 i RERECEIVSERVE ED FUND 00. 000 . irr JAM/able derard MID at 7 Myr melee Ditto 61 IA dar notice ageda/ rates for money atepouted for loos Mall 6 TRIEMERCHANTS COMPANY (Limited). nmwrated under the Companies Act of 1562, with Wind LiaMlity. Capital, Lioo.ooo. Mt Issue L 850,000, In 10,000 Shares of Zen each. Ll to be paid on Application, and 44 on Allotment. A minimum Dividend of 10 per cent. per annum tor three years the amount paid up in guaranteed as hereinafter stated. DIRECTOR& DATED WARD CHAPMAN, Esq., Lombard-street, Chairman. Jams Childs, bq., Victoria-stmt hada habeas, EMI 8, Austinfrtara Rid and Stuart Lena, req. limos Z. Chapman, Esq. ) - Messrs. Lane, Hankey, and Co. Y. H. Belbert, Esq. Itsinis—Messrs Prescott, Grote, Cave, and Cave, Thread. needle-stmt. SOLMlDllts—Mesers. Newhou, livens, and Co, Nlcholawlane. PIUIIIIS —Means. Laurence, Son, mud Pearce, 11, Angel-court, laroamorrou-arcb. krailoas—Slaiara Coleman, Turquana, Yousp, an I Co., 16. Tokeubouse.yard. !ilea/TART 1111) tem ) —J. Langton Butcher, Esq. Temporary 0111cea - SS, Old Broad-street, E.C. PROSPrCTLIS. Cixepany N famed for the turpoee of carrying on the butane cd merchants. under the Joint Stock Companies Anti PONY OF APPLICATION PON SHARKS. (To be retained by Use Bankers., with Lireitedliability: The Company proposes to extend to mercantile operation (In width are comprised home and foreign banking and eachangel the principle u limited liability, which has p rived Itself so well Memel to harking and financial transactions. It Is beloved that the silos stages arising frmi the p riodical publication of accounts, the security afforded by large uncalled resources, and the combined superintendence of an elperieneed Board of threa ten Will be highly appreciated by all commercial chases, espe cially by eon• ignore of foods and prodnce to this country. The soundness of the principle whkh gave rise recently to tbsternastion of the London Merchants Company has been unl- Vinelly acknowledged, and the Directan have endeavoured to third against those dithculties which apparently prevented the &Weenie' continuance of that Company. In order to secure en immediate bash of operations, • r melts have been made with Mesa.. lane. klaakey, and r Crr; the transfer of their WINDOM. This firm will liquidate all Its tellgatioas independently of the Company. lamming over only men current transactions and account as the Board may wish la accept It Is further proposed to bring In the businesses of other arms es favourable opportunities arise. The good-will of the Manner of Messrs. Lane, Mantel, and Co. lie been purchased for A 26,00, In debentures, payable ens-fifth imutilly. with 6 per cent. Interest. awl 2.60 0 shares, wi th £ l6 each credi.ed es paid thereon. in tieing this amount, the hectors have taken Into consideration the profits of the firm daring the last dr year', the present prospects of the b.SlDgaa swig* manner in which payment for the good will baa been wonted. The vendors asso guarantee by their personal cove nant a minimum dividend of 10 per cent. per annum, (forth' arse years, on the palibup capital, thereby giving a subetantlal Clef their confidence In the undertaking. This dividend the ctors, pending the full development of the Company's opera thew, propose peed pay to the proprietors helf.yearly, the first pay ment to be made on the 15th April, 1868. They may add that thed are most sanguine that this minimum guranteed dividend al 10 per cent will be largely exceeded before the expiration of the three yews. Thu Directors refer with satisfaction to the following letter ham the eminent Accountants. Messrs. Coleman. 1 urquand, Tonsils, and Co., In corroboration of the value ut the business Of Messrs. Lane. ilankey, a n d ('o.. 10, Tokenhouse - yard , KC. , London, tient. 20 1855. To the Directors of the Merchants Company (Limited). Outlemen,—We beg to Maus that, in compliance with the nonce/ Messrs. Lane, liankey, and Co., we have carefully elailliDed their hooka, with the view of eacertainieg what com missions they have made during the last six years, from let January, leg, to eat January, Cso6, and lind that the ITO" Cemmiedoes during that period amount to £140,765 17a. latagn average of d. 23,460 10s. 7cl. per Milburn : and after de . therefrom " re urn" comuiimions, and columlasions on Pith bought and soil by the grin, either on their own account, ar for the execution of orders ou hand, the net Colllolilliiiolls sunned alanUllt to £1011,900 171. 4c1., or an average of £ 17 . 816 lb. gcL per an um. This is brespective of the result of the finds transactions on their own account, and of the insurance We ere ,Gentlemen, your obedient Ser. ante, @cud, COLEMAN, T l.' HQ CAN D. 1 OUNGS and Co. Applications fora large number ..f the shares have been dress!) received, and it Is proposed to commence the bUtlineaa of the Company immediate') after the allotment, which will be made Without delay. uses end teem of aor sares be had elt=kers. brokers, s mid of p p the h t the Secraery, a the te may mporary gates of the company. Applications for shares, accompanied by a deposit of CI pee dam, may male ou or before Thursday, the 12th but, when ths list whl be closed. The memorandum and articles of as of the com pany which have Man duly registered. may be seen at the *feces of klie solicitors, end a copy will be sent by post on applimtion. No. To the Directors of the Merchants Company (Limited). Sestlemen, —Bating paid to the bunkers of 1110 Company the Vas of being a deposit of f 1 per share on hereby request y. n will allot me tha Dumber, and Wm • to accept the same, or any less number that may be "And to me, anal to pay the antonnt due on ellotaseat, and lie calla 21 they may be made , and hereby autboti e and P re'. you to lutert my name in the resist. r of shay/beldam of Company teethe amber of shares which you allot to me, sad 1 Wee to be hoard by the Memorandum and Articles of lamb a ft of ibis Company m mesterei. Usual signature Name in full Address Profession Date rriIIgATILIC ROYAL HAYMARKRT.--Sole 1. lessee and WATIDOW, Mr. BUCYsTONI6. This THEATRE will OPEN for the SEASON !MS EVENING, October in with sheridan's remedy of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. In which Mr. Chippendale. Mr. linekslone, Mr. Compton. Mr. W. Farren, Mr. Howe, Mr. Rogers. Mr. W. Gordon, Mr. Clark, Mr. Braid. Mr, Weatberaby„ Mr. Coe, Mr. P. White, Mira Nrlly Moore, Mira %towage', Ma. E. Ffinwliftem, Mho C. Rill, dr. will appear. Alter the Comedy the National Anthem will be IlUtlf ; to be fol. lowed by LEND MR FIVE SHILLINGS: Mr. Jolightly lbls original eharectre), Mr. &Outdo,: coot:lading with EASY SHAVING. Mee Louisa Lesley, Miss Onn it Z ," Wilitht, Ac. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, for these two only , T HE Kann FOR SCANDAL LEND ME FIVE S I LUNGS, end MARY /SHAVING. On TRURSD tY, 0E4.1% Mr. L'harles Mathews will reappear alter kb remarkable and mole tnenaphant tee ter:num of L'Homnee Bleat in Paris. eppil In the French tongue, maiden kis debut here In the Verlieh *Felon of the nose piece, entiwid thaw ur, wasislatre kW edema character of Sir ( tole' Coldstream Mrs. Charles Ila hews will also aplear on the sense enure( In ?Mischa's Rztramonza of THE GOLDEN rustic& with Mr. Charles Mathews On 11t/DAY and SATURDAY USED UP, THE GOLDEN FLEECE, mid other entertainments. NOTICL—Mr. Sothern will reappear at Clutalinan The Box Of ace is opera daily from 10 MU 6. QTODA RE. —lBlsT REPRESENTATION. THEATRE of MYSTKRY. EGYTTIAN HALL—MARVELS In MAGIC sad VIMITILILOQUILIC by Colossi STGDALIit—The real Indian Basket Dia, and lestaatanmats growth Trees. as introduced, for the first Um* In this coati, oa Easier Monday, April 17, 1866. by Colonel Radars, and yar formed by Mai sad ths Indian Magid:as. EVERT girls INC at Ildlaradaystachadiall, also en Modsesday end Saturday Atter nooak at I.—Stals .1 Ada, Old 110adaarallt. sad hoz. onus. EgypelaritML—drion, xi , la. and Se. ' " Almost lairsculaea."—Vide " Times." Ara C211.7.AT BT. JA '8 , silk sad SATURDAY ATIRVIOON ad L Mamas. tho Groat Ventriloquist and it - World of Mag— Second MOM a nee Yore, by Miss Anderson...l. rederic th e Est) liacesbe. Ventriloquist and Mimic to " B e g one. Dull Cer."—Tne Real beets* Basket Trick, by Miss Wide Anderson. *Milk le.: reserved state in hammy, : admission, Is— Crowded bousss. Prolneeor Anderson's rarewell &moo of the Wodd of Mails. Immense Sums& "Ths greatest combination entertshiment in the motropolls."—Vide Prem. A. NIMMO, Ading Manager. gnu& OXFORD.--SIXTY-SIX. by J. OFF 1. BACH ; LA THAT lATA, BURMA, /se, h 7 the m ost Wales Operati c Company M adame , Inclitalw Limes Rumen, Walaiey, Tyrrell, Barris Harts. and th e Fitz•lienry Menu% A. St. Albyn, Green. Spanned, Husk, W. Williams, and Signor TivulL—Ballet. BitIVAL of BIAUTY, by the Minas Testy and Sem Guinan. Coine,h end Burlesque by the Vauban*, Messrs. Duriah end Devise , the Brothers Sl•ter MINS, the celebrated Hungarian dancers: end o th er available talent. —THIS SVYNING. FYETROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, Edgware road --Open at 7.—Glorious success of HARVn ann ENCH, Use ouapproachable and original Nerves . Harry Liston: Leybourna, the Lion ellilliC ; Jerry Wood, Ehaptoo s ballet Troupe . Emma Wilton, and Etty Gray. Second arca of The 144i/P/s' Opsra..-11auager and Xusteal Dtrector. J. J. tOOLE. T HE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the BALY-YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of this Comps will be bed at the London Tams, Bishopegahr street, TUESDAY, the UM October, at It O'clock a.u• precisely, for the purpose of receiving the Directors' and Auditors' Kapott end balanc.e. sheet, sod for declaring a dividend. of the Company The Transfer Books will be Closed from Satur day, the Ilst to Saturday, the W3th October, both days inclusive. By order et the Wart of Direetom, ALFEJW WWI, Secretary. II sad IS. Cornish). London. Oct. 6, DEW T HE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Limited). Capital £1.000,e00, to tull,"00 shares of £2O each. Capital subscribed, 100,000 shares (find Lane'. £2,0,0.000. Capital paid op thereon (t 5 per share), 5.400,00. Berme fund, 1400,000. Divide s& reserve fund, £70,000. inverents. The Eight lion. JAMES dl DART WORTLEY, Governor. JAMES LEVICK, frt., Merchant. Ring's Arum yard. Deputy JAMES NUOF.NT DANIELL. Eng , Chairman of Cho eruers. tbe Alliance Bank (Limited), JJJ Junes Childs, , London. William Dent, sett, Esq., ‘ltaleman of the Thames and Mersey Marine lemurs's°, Ctinpusy (limited). Alexander Dunbar, req., Old Broad-street, London. Charles Elite. Esq., Llo (M Adolphe Hakim, Esq. ews. Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and Co .)• London. William Harrison, rag. (Mews. Young, Harrison, and Bevan;. Dtrector of the Thames and Mersey Insurance Company. Itichard Stuart Lane. Esq. ( stows. Lane. ii.inkey, and Co.), London. Charles K. Newbold,Esq., London. Denr7 roma, Esq., J.P.. Rulaell4mizre. London. Joseph Mark:till With Is, Sq.( Mows. J. Macksill Smith and Co ), Old Broadetretn. London. Edward Warner, MK, M.P., London. James Whitt. Y.sq , M.P. Albert Grant, Erg.. M.P.. Managing Director. BATILIKS • The Agra and Maiterman's Bank (Limited). Mews. Smith, Payne. and Smiths. The National Bank . London, Dublin, and Da Branches In Ireland. The Alliance Bank (Limited), London. Liverpool, and Man chester. srs Welshes, Evans, and Co., Nieholas . lime , E.C. s o ucrrois —Mes flicagrair Alfred Lowe, Esq. Offices, 17 and 111, conaku Leudost. HYAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, ill: and 67, OXFOILD-STILIST. Overcoats for ran, rain. and duet. Ida 61. to 3bl. Overcoats. silk lined and faced. 26e. to 461. baits for buskins, the park. and tourist, 425. to Ifs. Jackets in all the fashionable styles. 21a. to 422. Sandringham &ideate 30s. to 755. Vests in Cashmeres, silks, washing drills, to., 7s. 6d. to 21s. Trousers Wall fashions. Ws styles end materials, Us. 6d. to 264. HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS, se and 67, OXFORD-STREET. No. 1. Gentlemeria Clothing for home 'late wear. No. L Gen- Demen's Order Department. No. S. Bort Clothing for immediate w e a r. No. 4. Bore' and Youths' Opfer Department No.: Habit and Livery Department. No. & llata and General Rosier,. No. 7. Travailing clothing, Umbrellas, POIIIIISIA4IIIIII. Rugs, P rov i n cial Wenches :—Binatogsaza, and 13, New-street Leeds. 42, IF YOU TRAVEL, send for B USSEY, SMITH, JL and Co.'s ILLIISTRATED CATALOGUE of PORT ilidte. MAN- TEAUS. franks, an and every other travelling rec Also Field. Marine, and Oesra Weems, twelve led for excellence and chespness. -443 . New Oxford-street, W.C. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and distingue perfume, extracted from the flowers, by INO taP INELL mad Co.. Perfumers to H.8..H. the Princess of Wales. No. it Three Kinfl-ceark laatherdatteet. Widen. KA"'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the BM PVII/11Lit B eale BLOOD known In Medicine, Irons their as and general adoption, may to fairly classed as a household necessary. Sold by all Medicine Vendor. NAVAL AND MILITARY. - - ADMIIILLTY, OCT. 7.—APPOINTUENTS. —Surgeons William G. J. Aire, from the Edgar to the Bristol, 39, at Shames, ; John Hodson, lots of the Columbine, 4, in the Facia°, to be additioesl of the Fisgard, 42. at Woolwich. Chief EagiossrehMlll Coeds, to the Bristol. Second Master George Horwond, from Blne Hill, Bantry ocestivard clinks, to be inspeetiog chief officer at Pullen. dim Assistant Surgeons Tbomu L. Bickford, from the Fis gard to the Bristol ; William L. MacDermott, 8.A., M.D., laN of the Spider gunboat on the south-east coast of Ame rica, to be additiocal to the Mato'. Acting Assistant Surgeon William H. F. Buckle, M.D., to the BristoL Engineers Charles W. G. Chambers, and Alfred Loog to the Bristol William Millis to the Dsootleas, 31, at Hull. First Cbuis Assistant-Engineer David /Horror, to the Bristol. . Seeped Clan Andstant Engineer Nicholas H. Rowe, to the BristoL PORTIRMODTB, OCT. 8. The Himalaya, iron screw troopship, Captain T. Lethbridge, arrived at Spithead this morning from Canada' She brier to England the Coveraor-General of Canals, Vinsoaat Houck, and his suite, sod also the Canadian regi ment of rifles. 'The Himalaya r earned into Portsmouth harbour this moraing, and lashed sloopids of the dockyard jetty. --- Mu. JUSTWI Ctowrrofc.—T big learned judge, who now occupies Bardistes Hansa near 'Notary, Wocce,. % ai mn op late madams tot Sir W. Smith, Bart.), has since his sojourn there this autumn given hie relative* mush meadows an aecotat of lie health. last year Le remained at Radiates for some time. an 3 shot over his manor, sad his health then greatly improved. This year his lordship bas bees obliged to &Wale from his favourite fi t, We learn from oar awreepeedent that his medical *Weasels Nave exported same doubts as to the probabi lity of his appearing &pia is his judiedal capcity.—Bir vnisokage Pod. Ties SANITARY STATIC OT SOOTHADIPTON.— DT. I Parkes, eve of the pgiacipal moiled officers at the Royal I Vieteris HasOtal. has bees instructed by the government to visit Southampton sad rigors ea the sanitary state of the tees with redeem* to cholera. He was met at the Atdit.beree by the tows imenail, the guardians of the poor. and the medical pro/smith. Dr. Parkes approved of the !darts of the setbeetties far 11111011611,1 the taws spinet cholera. Aceordiag to the booth of tie registrar of deaths for the month at September dung the last five years there were to deaths is fienthemptes daring that month frees eh or difarbem ie 1860 ; in 1861 there were 21 deaths from diarrhea ; ie 1862, none; in 1863, tee from die:Hems ; 11886 a 1 one from cholera sad 17 from dentate& ; and in , 864, fear Isms cholas& and 13 tram diarrhoea. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (azuria's nuclawth.) FRANCE. PARTS, Oct 8. 1 The Por of this evening announces that the re turn of the Emperor is fixed for Tuesday next. The Gazette de France has had a second warning for having commented upon one it had already received. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, Ocr. .8. The Jeanie/ de SC Petersburg reprints the Tunes article of the 30th ult. upon the Fenian', and appends the following comments : —"The analogy is so striking, the circumstances are so identical, with a few differences of degree in the foreign in terference, that we believe it will be necessary to remind Russian readers of the fact that it is Ireland in 1865, and not Poland in 1863, that is being spoken of." AUSTRIA. VIENNA. Oct. e• The Debates Of to-day asserts that with regard to the ROlllllll question Austria will strictly follow a policy of abstention and non-intervention, the chief points of which were traced out by Cuuut Rechberg in his despatch to Baron Bach iu September, 1864. The instructions to the new Austrian Ambassador to the Papal Court will be in conformity with this determination. SPAIN. MADRID, Ocr. 7, Eviourra. The semi-official Corre trpmutencia de Vspanabelieves itself able to state that the convocation of the new Chamber will take place on the 20th inst. SPAIN AND AUSTRIA. BRUSSE.L£3. Ocr. 8. The Indeptudancs Beige of to-day publishes the 4 text of two documents, the first a despatch, dated I 3rd August, purporting to have been addressed by 1 Senor Bermudez Castro, the Spanish Minister for Foreign Affairs, to Count Mens lorff, replying to the protest of the latter on the part of Austria against the recognition of Italy by Spain. In this Senor Castro admits that Austria and Spain agree upon several political questions, but points uut that they have not identical interests in Italy. The second document is a circular dated 20th September, addressed to the Spanish diplomatic agents abroad, to whom Senor Castro communicates his despatch of the 3rd August, above mentioned, and the circumstances under which it was written. The minister protests against any idea of a pre-existing engagement be tween the two states respecting a common line of policy with regard to Italy, and repels the insinua tion of Count Menadorff, that the recognition of Italy imperils the dynastic institutions of Spain. THE NEW AUSTRIAN LOAN. VIENNA. Oct. & According to semi-official statements, the nego tiations for the new Austrian loan are proceeding favourably. The delsy in its conclusion arises from the finance administration being unwilling to make any special concessions on account of the present unfavourable condition of the money market. THE PROSECUTION OF DR. MAY. PERLEBERG, Ocr. 7. Dr. May, immediately after his acquittal, left here for Hamburg. The public prosecutor demanded that the doctor should be re-arrested for insulting the Prussian mi nistry, but his demand was rejected. THE CHOLERA AT CONSTANTARIS, Oct. B INOPLE. P. The Moniteurof to-day says:—" According to cer tain information received here from Constantinople only six cases of cholera occurred in that city from the 20th to the 27th ult. The epidemic had com pletely disappeared from the whole Turkish littoral of the Black Sea and the Sea of Marmora." THE MAORI WAR. (By telegraph (rum Suez.) atELSOUItNE, AUGUST 25. The Chamber of Commerce ban passed a resolu tion to open a mail service with Gallo. Adviosa received from New Zealand announce that the Vereror (1) Pah has been captured by the colonial forces without casualties. Ninety-eight Miseries were taken. BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS. The following telegram has been received by Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com pany, Oct. 8. MARSEILLES. Ocr. S. The Tanjore, with the above mails, arrived here at daybreak. The mails leave for London at 11.30 . goon P ass engers and ship pratique Tuesday, noon. ITALY. —.— The Giornale di Boma has been authorised declare incorrect the news that the Holy Father had manifested to Baron d'Ondes lteggio the desire that the catholice should be numerous in the Italian Chamber of Deputies. The official journal declares that the Holy Father has in no way taken part in the matter. His Holiness has nevertheless said that it would be good for the Italian Parliament to haveas many deputies as possible like Baron Reggio, and does not disapprove of the resolution of catho lios to take part itt the neat political elections in Italy. A RIFLEMAN SHOT AT BRIDGEWATER.-A very melancholy accident, which has cast quits • gloun over the volunteer force of Sndgewater, took place on Saturday. A number of the volunteer corps had moceeded to the butts for the purpose of private practice, a young man named Locker, • private in the corps. eating as marker. Three shots had been fired at the 600 y aids range, when Locker suddenly ran out of his but with his signal flag trellis' on the pound. sod without weitiog for the the responding flag to be displayed by the Snag party. At momeot,SergeantMeosaleld had his idleat tie shoulder,ana. not seeing Mr. Locker, he discharged it. The bu llet enter e d the beck pert of Mr . Locker's neck, and mine out of his chest, the effect of the shot being to cause instant death. Mr. Locker um • clerk in the office of Mr. Brit" war . 1, member of the church choir, and was greatly tesondird Bridpwster. There appears to be no blame whatever to be seta Ad to Sergeant Matefield, who is • very useful arid valued officer of the corps. FATAL ACCIDIFT ore THE RITZ& -011 SetUrdity morning Jolts Emma, aged 25, fell iota the river Dear Lime• house from • small wager boat, in ooeseque•ce of mission' hie "woke," while hurriedly setting out of the way of • steamer, sad was drowsed. [Adevidisernest.]—HOLLOWlT'B 0111211124 T AND Plue.—ludigestio* acidity ma the stomach.—These corrective sod purifying 1111% undated by the external application of the olstroeut.wili Webb* them troublesome disorders. though WW 2 " lag an Ingolty of forms • and under *eh disguise mocking the Mull of theists* physician& Their first action is to clear away all obstruction% purify the blood. regulate the iscrtnions. and give tone to the Monnich. and MOW to the elutclu 110" 1 /' Tits cars they effect la not temporary or lanperfsm. but tha work • moat marmiloas and beneficial chimp throughout the entire body, and enable It. with renovated :Mena to nubs Ors approach of future attacks cm stomach or liver. They act. ne wts% most whatnots's': on the &Mem spleen, bowels, &mar ties. and nerves. AMERICA. (nem a ressasars.) The Royal Mail steamship Asia, from Halifax on the 28th ult., arrived at Queenstown at 4 p.m. yesterday, with 109 cabin passengers, and 5,000 doh. in specie. She landed 123 sacks of mails and 18 cabin passengers, and proceeded at 4.15 p.m. for Liverpool. All well. (Per the Asia, rid Crookhaveo.) NEW YORK, Sam 26, 11vrat1so. The Alabama Convention has pasted the ordi nano° recognising the abolition of slavery, for bidding its existence hereafter, and providing for its abolition by the State's constitutional amend ment. The ordinanoe directs also that the legis lature shall enact laws to protect freedmen, and guard them and the whites against the evils of sudden emancipation. An ordinance baa been introduced, permitting negro°s to testify in the courts, and to hold property. The Attorney-General has decided not to consi der applications for pardon from rebela residing abroad. The Brazilian minister has had an audience the President to deliver his credentials. Mr. Johnson, in replying to his address, said "Ame rica wishes to promote civilisation in this hemi sphere, develop its material resources, improve commerce, and introduoe as fast as possible free and intelligent labour into the virgin fields of this continent. Instead of weakening new Ame rican States we wish to strengthen them by reposing iu them a generous confidence, rather than indulge je►lousies of their pros perity, or a querulous disposition regarding the manner in whieh their governments are adminis tered. All the nations of America, if they would continue to exist, must aspire to absolute self sustaining independence and perfect political equality with other nations. If Brazil agree in this policy, we shall not only be close friends, but practically become firm and fast allies." It is asserted that the Canadian authorities have not refunded to the St. Alban's banks the whole amount taken by the raiders, and that Mr. Seward has demanded the balance of the money from the British government. The Panama Sta► announces that the commander of the British war steamer Devastation, lying at Acapulco, on receipt of information of the depre dations of the Shenandoah, immediately started in pursuit of her, asserting that if he overhauled her, he should treat her as a pirate. The Moravian and New York have arrived out. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Barr. 26, Emma. Money easy. Gold, 1431. Exchange on Lon don, 157} ; ditto on Paris, 3.581. Stocks slightly firmer. New York Centrals, 94i ; 5-20 United States Bends, 10811. NEW YORK, Elerr. 28, Emma. The South Carolina State Convention has re solved to send a deputation to Washington to ask the clemency of the executive for Messrs. Davis and Stephens. Mr. Trenholme Magratb, the governor of South Carolina, has been directed to organise the militia companies. They will art under the orders of the Federal commanders. Colonel Thomas reports that be fears a conflict between the freedmen and the whites will ensue if the organisation of the Mississippi militia is car ried out. A gang of forty guerilla are committing murder and robbery in the neighbourhood of Springfield, iuTennessee. Colonel Palmer and General Brisbin have been indicted in Kentucky for abducting slaves and interfering with the slave law. A large Fenian meeting has been held in New York, at which speeches were made, declaring that an Irish Republican loan will shortly be an nounced. The Alabama Convention has unanimously passed an ordinance annulling the Secession or dinance, and has also decided that the white popu lation shall alone form their representation. The Courrier des Etats Unis states that an agent of Juarez is actively engaged with a New York banking firm in endeavouring to regotiate a loan. Advice& from Brownsville to the Bth state that numerous Republican bands are reported to be still threatening Matamoros. The Cuba and Etna have arrived out. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORE. &arr. 28, Emma. Rumours are again current that the government proposes shortly funding the interest bearing cur rency into 5.20 bonds. Money easy. Gold, 144. Exchange on London, 151 ; on Paris, 3.581. S tocks slightly firmer. New York Centrals, 95 ; Illinois, 129 ; Erie, 871 ; 5-20 United States Bonds, 101. Cotton quiet ; middling upland, 44i. Flour and wheat declining. Corn declining. Provisions good enquiry. Coffee dull. Sugar and molasses steady. Petroleum very firm ; crude, 39 ; refined, 62i t o to 63. MEXIOO. Advice' from 'Vera Cruz to September 15th state that the republicans under Cortinas and Cobea had fought a three hours' engagement with a column of Mejia'e forces at Coleros. in Nueva Leon. The imperialists fell back in good order after firing their last cartridge. The republicans under Vega had surprised the town of Catarces and levied a loan of 80,000 dole. MR. CARLYLE ON NATURAL HISTORY AD • BRANCH OF EDUCATION.—We reed in the Adirtberek Courtin , : "Our townsman, Mr. Adam White, for sway years in the natural history departnieet of the British Museum, pro. noses to introduce the teseblig of natural history iota boarding schools std pri vate famies. Oe his project, sad on the general introduction of that delightful science into the curriculum of ordinary adulation, Mr. White Kern beet favoured by Mr. Thomas Carlyle with a characteristic letter, from which the following is at extract For many years it has been ate of my courtims regrete,dthat no schoolmaster of miss had a knowledge of natural history, so far at least se to have taught me the grasses that grow by tire wayside, and the little wioged and wingless mdghboars that are on banally meeting me, with a salutation which I cannot answer, as thiage sent Why didn't somebody eth me the ormatellatime, Pro, rad mate me at home in the Marry hearses, which are always overhead, and which I don't half boost to this day' I love to prophecy that there will toms a time, when not its Edinburgh only, but in all Scottish and European tows. sad villages, the ac will be esrietly required to poems these two capabilities (neither Greek nor Latin more strict!), sad that no iege. name little diadem of this universe be thenestoreard de. barred from his right of liberty is those two departmen all te. an d doomed to leek ow them as if weer grated femme hie life For tie rest 1 sanest doubt bat, mee way err other, yon will br•eurd.by make year nimble indubitable gift available in Edinburgh, either to the young or to the elder, ea each seedlike@ as there are, sad I much mon. mend a mimic end jedieiess peeektoemo till you do ewe red.—Believe roe, yeses sineently, T. Canna." CRYSTAL PALACE.-- -A-OSOWN SATURDAY, OCT. 7. Admiekee ea wawa% 1,439 OM by Nam like% 4,001; Mid Tbilisi 0,440. THE FRESH RISE IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Mace the Daily Nora) Three changes is the Bank rate in one and the same week are quite unprecedented in the annals of that establishment, and on ao former occasion, we believe, have the Bank altered their rate on a Satur day. The exceptional features of the measure Lave naturally attracted • great deal of atten tion, but as most persona bad come to the conclusion that the Bank rate, in the event of a continues.)e of the recent pressure, would have been advanced to 7 per eent. early in the mining week, the accele ration of the change by a few hours has not caused any (*illusion. As usual, various motives are con jecturally assigned for this sudden *otitis. One cause is probably Saturday's large withdrawal of sove reigns for export to Brasil, to the preparations for which we drew attention in our paper of Friday. There wee again a good demand on Saturday at the Bank discount office, but not sash a pressure as usually furnishes • motive for a rise in the rate of discount. The lase is, however, that the at bssa.Jiisited mum at the command of the IBank has latterly lissome so greatly reduced, that the directors did not think themselves justified in allowing it to be further trenched upon without re sorting to strong mammal of defence. Saturday's action must be regarded as • decisive proof of the determination of the Bank executive to attract back to their till, by all the means is their power, a portion of the sums lately drawn from it, and there is 801310 prospect that such • tarn will be 1 given to the foreign exchanges as will afford Bernel l relief in this The effect of the rise here, I however, will be partly neutralised if, as is proba ble, the great Continental banks follow suit ; and it would certainly seem that the Bank of Franca must without delay raise its rate of discount from 4 to 5 per cent. Meanwhile there remains to us the re grotto' reflection that these ceaseless changes in the Bank rate of discount, mid—what is still more powerful for harm—the distrust and fear of even greater stringency which they naturally beget, can scarcely fail to act injuriously upon the trade and enterprise of the country, the indications of reco very in which have latterly been watched with such universal satisfaction. The prevailing uncertainty as to the point to which the rise in the value of money will be carried under the stringent opera tion of our currency laws will inevitably cause sober non-speculative merchants to withhold their orders, and even to countermand those which they have already given out. Fortunately, the trade of the country is in so sound a state that we can afford to watch without the slightest alarm the efforts of the Bank of England to retrieve its position, the m tL th e aLait m w ore int yearbeespeil:hcivallerreßdy:kftohranneretemisosee:rierdisyous wcounnt.pro bability that this retrieval will be accomplished in the course of a few weeks. Meanwhile, however, underwent no leas than 15 alterations ; this year we have already had 14 distinct changes. An active foreign drain of bullion, which is usually the cause of a rise in the Bank rat*, is now absent, and the notes and coin, the absorption of which has provoked so much wonder and even consternation amongst the advocates of the Bank Act of 1844, are wanted mainly for the purposes of the legitimate trade of the country, yet, so absolute is the limita tion of the currency, and so rigidly is its volume restricted to that of 25 years ago, that a mere revival of trade is now found sufficient to reduce the Bank to great straits, and to force its executive to attack the commerce of the country with a series of severities hitherto unprecedented. It seems to us that faith in the adequacy of the currency sys tem of 1844 for the requirements of the trade of 1885 is likely to receive a great blow from the experiences of this autumn--experiences which, it is satisfactory to know from the indications of the past session of parliament, are not likely to be lost upon our open-minded and enterprising Chancellor of the Exchequer. - - (From the Treks.) The rise during last week was 24 per cent., a a movomset unprecedented in so short a spats. It has bests reedited eassatial, however, by the volustary action of the trading public, who have skein, not oily iodifference to each SIIOOtTiTO advance, bm c oi t us' on morning an sageness to income their transacting on the me tonne Oa Saturday, for the first time, there were partial symptoms that they are no longer nosnintously of opiates that the Bank are offering money oo coaditions that con. Wink' • great Wads to those who can obtain it, since on the *Mikados that mesa per cent. would be charged some parties decided to withdraw their application's. The probability of a reactios is, therefore, at length apparent. if any disposition be felt to question the Bank management in delaying the rise until the necessity became so urvut, it is mom le toms that the present Positron of the money market being wholly without parallel to the history of finance uoither the Bank &nem nor any other pence' are be reproached for want of full previska. At no foram period, assent durieg panics or runs front political cc OQMODKIDOi dimaters, hem it ever bees found requisite to dunce the rata of disoount in the fees of • prolonged favourable condition of the foretell exchanges. For four months there has almost 'minte r . ruptedly been favourable kiwis, week by week, in the operationof the bullion market , so r e g ards exports and imports, and daring that tem ths home commensity about have absorbed, not only the surplus thus left, but 3,000,000 1 . from the B.nk , in addition to an extra oae or I two millions in notes. As the amount of omeremey wed 1 for internal purposes rarely *apeman any great or per maacont fluctuation the Bank dhootors were goaded to as-' some, week by week, as the absorption became more is. mutable, that a tam must be rapidly irksome% and that the market would them be over-supplied with the amounts ' pointad besn so strangely removed from it. But there was a below which, whatever might be their 000lldenao as to the supply of money actually available in the country, they could not allow their reserve d nets. to fall, and that point having been reached ten day& ago the pro- seat measures oometenesd. And here, again, nothing but abnormal results were whammed. With a rise of half per cent the demand still increased, and an additional move ment of one per met seemed to burs so restrictive effect. Thus the reserve. although it the peculiar cireumetsaess of the can perfectly sufficient for safety, ban been ao dimi nished as to prevent an unsatidaotory appearaeos. and, as the paymest of the dioridends which takes plaosnext week is usually followed by • sebetracties d et least 600,0001., it was aseutial that no time should be lost is making • fur- ther movement that should decisively test the actual limit which will put a stop to the competition. All the evil that eau have bees caused by MT previous la akes. on the part el the Book aunt simply consist in their having unduly stimulated the iedustry of the Geometry by kiting out capital too cheaply, and , at ell sweats, the correetiou ham been applied in time to provost any mato vial iteconvonissee. Some persons will be dlspoeed to fancy that the industry of IDS Gantry seam, be aver stimulated, amesaially so keg as the foreign eachangen are in our favour; but employmeet,strained. leads to the payment of preposterous ways, greet dearness in our manufactured goods which will ultimately check their sale In distant plows, sod the amerimptioe of imported articles cm • smile that would vary soon tan deo tide vioisetly easiest Whits, therefore, we may reogratniaks our selves that the eikting profits of bunions have been shown to be snob es to rimier • 6 per met. rate for mosey a matter of so considerstioe, stone lave et length ham Indy takes to pmmut this sdisassassr7lsetivity frost nosiviag a falai Impedes by • nea-maintommes of the matand emeeloet rela tes& Wires& mailed and labour. -- Cummins GAZDINII.—The lest fete in these pr ams teethe /0011011 will take pace to-ray. ter the bee Mr. Adams, whoa has for tba LA fifteen yeas Glaa the aka d earretery, s variety of ereamearnt• ere eanceuxed. lasia•Ws • eaeaert, • oasis ballet, sod • display at Gre nada. The pears dam this evade& NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROXOTION OF SOCIAL SCIISNOL 01101 i • SHEFFIELD, SATCRDAT. The association have to-day shown a practical recognition of their president's principle of relaxa tion and amusement by devoting the day to excur sions to Chatsworth, Haddon-hall, Worksop, and the Dukeries. This last named place means the collective territory of the four Dukes—Devonshire, Rutland, Newcastle, and Portland—and there is a spot where the lauds meet, I believe, and where you might step from one to the other. The see tions, therefore, were rather copiously emptied of their audiences, sad *especial questions were left to be debated by the select few for whom even the fine air of the Yorkshire moors beano charms when two soak tough subjects as the cattle plague and the consolidation of railways are on the tapia. Returning from the excursion, the members and associates found in their hotels abundance of discussion about Professor Glanigee's paper on the cattle discuss, and Mr. Plimsoll's upon the mighty matter of railways and railway property. I met with several who were at variance with Mr. lamgee as to the sources of the plague, and one gentleman especially, from Hull, who had seen a good deal of the treatment of cattle in the steamers which bring them from Bremen, Revel, and other places abroad. He described to me how cows were generally crowded in tbeholds so closely that they could not possibly change their positiou, and they were often found-suffocated as they stood. Some times these pooranimals were in calf, and the new born 'Alves were crushed and trampled to death. Pigs were shot one epos another into the vessel, sod often in numbed twice as many as the specs was calculated to held, the result being that frequently half these animals died, and the re mainder were nearly all unfit for sale. These cattle boats have no proper provision for ventilation, or for giving ',food or water to the poor beasts, and they wry cattle or pigs in the hold, in the between decks, and on the' upper deck. It appears that some of this reckless creelty is accounted for by the fact that the cattle are often insured, and the owners contrive to get a profit from doffing in the ' dead cameos after taking their insurance money. The railway trucks are far better than this, though they might easily be provided with water troughs. Professor Georges agrees with every authority as to the importance of preventive measures. Surely these cattle steamers ought to be put under some proper inspection, for the treatment of the cattle is evidently sufficient to originate all kinds of lung disarm. Mr. Plimsoll's idea of giving grants of millions to the rail Way interest, to induce them to lower the fares, does not seem to agree exactly with the com mon notions, and I hear that the defenders of the public parse attacked the paper at once, demanding how this money was to be advanced, and who was to bear the interest. It is rather surprising to see that no allusion was made to the existing commission on railways which has been at work this six months, and will probably report on the Irish railways to the new parliament. However, it is impossible that anything Mr. Plimsoll has to say should not be heard with the attention it deserves, for I find that gentleman is well known here for his large experience in railway traffic. We are looking forward on Monday with interest to Miss Carpenter's paper on neglected and destitute children, and the way to get education for them. In this section also, Clas sical Education and the Civil Service Examinstigs are subjects of papers to be read by Dr. Hodgson , and Mr. Horace Mann. The paper by Dr. Chan ning on the United States Sanitary Commission will certainly be a moat interesting and important one. Mr. Aldermaa Saunders will continue his defence of healthy Sheffield, and probably we may hear something more of the case of cholera which warred here on Thursday last, and has been re ported in the local papers. THE FENIAN NOVXMANT IN IRELAND. - _ - - Several additional arreeta of persons charged with Pecianiges have (gays Sounder's News of Saturday) been made it different par of the country. In Cork feu been was arrested on Thursday. 00e of them. Mr. Monataiee. kept • shoebindieg and trimming shop is that city. He has been rather magpie ~ime for his mama' tendencies, sad was formerly tried for hie alleged share in the " demonstra tion" w hioh took plasm in connection with the celebratiou of the Prince of , Wales's marriage, but wee acquitted. Another of tb• peruse arrested is Ale:ander Nicholls, goo of • tweed and frieze manufacturer, and the re. Wing two are as aoctioneer's clerk and • jump = man tailor. One arrest has been made in Burls, comity (*low, and two rum tradesmen were taken lab comedy on Friday in Drogheds, Wag the first &meow which have takes place in that locality. The prisoners have been all remanded for further ezmninatioe. Mr. Medan 4. O'B renoa n, who was arrested is Tuam ou Thursday, was (as a l rea dy reported by telegraph) brought before Mr. Sprouse on Friday, atirged with having publi shed ma the 30th of September, is the Ounanght Patriot, a 'editions and trissosalle article calculated to incite (waivers to lauds Ireland and levy war upon the Queen. 1dr..1. A. Conan appeared for the prleoner. - Several articles which lied sp. peered in the Oonsaiipat Persia were read by Mr. Barry. Q. 0., in support of discharge. la cue article, while, as the learned counsel observed, there was an effort made to keep the writer and publislur within the law, the mulling conveyed to the people who were se tad at was that they were to be prepared to take up arms at • moment's notice to aid the intended rebellion is this country. The American Fe- Dieu were urged to riga= es did the Israelite. from Egypt, and ransom their seceetral Mode from the Philistine& The redemption of Ireland from despotism and bad laws scald be bailed with delight, and bleasiors would be asked for on the delivering. The tendency of this writing is perfectly clear. and ia by no means owinteracted II such • pump as the followieg, shish was doubtless inserted with the suttee of keeping the writer safe :—" The Fulani are Dot hostile either to Quo's Victoria or the Sovereign Pontiff. It le to the partial gweerameat of her Majesty in Irelaad—not one Is to hermit —they are opposed. They would not hurt air of her head, though they have vowed to subvert the optima sive goveranteot carried on in bar name is this Shad." In soother article an attempt WY made to convey to the people that FeaSinient wig widely estendios Setif among the army sod the militia, anal the writer justified lollies. a breaking their oath of allegiance, on the ground that thew oath was one to defend, but sot an oath w seam so the permanent opPreseion of their plundered nation. Mr. &Braman repudiated the charge of disloyalty, and said hit whole course bad been that whisk his chug* taught—" Obrdieeee to the laws, obedient's , to the agesarch that is de forte, no matter whether &e jute or not." Be complained of the bushares with whisk he had bees treated by the police, nod said that, basin eissmitted no traaagregaims before his Oed, sad violated no law of the lead, he cared very little for the result. Xr. 011eeignan was committed for trial. O. Saturday Kr. &nage eat ie the Police Commiselmers' OS* M buigatigate the shares of treason spied the third beta of Ponies prisoners, viz., Cornelius Dwyer Near* 24. New lisidetstrut, law clerk; Jams Joreph Mosul& O'Obliegisen,l4, Hear Area dreamed assistant: William F. Bassi en s DAMN% clerk; Themes Beiutres. commercial assistant ; Shama O'Clobisey, Parliament-etre* jeweller; Cornelia' OW &buy, 12, Parliamentotreet. sogionnlast is the Mak People ease; Joh• Halt** 2, Chapel Iw, Sheriffstreet, printer. engaged es the Iris& People ; Tomas Byres, Porde4treet, shoemaker. All the peinseges (exempt (10allagae. who wee remanded) are fee trial at the eau ecesimissioa fee the OW of Oa Saturday Mr. Wage proceeded to the lischmeed Beklewell, a nd farther remanded the prisoners in mussy far one week menspikag those lierught predoenly fee coatagittel. It amnia' SARA Mr. Monier will net be brought hp for • Seek. PAIACIL —Mr. Cozwell will male en mesas this dermas in kis visored " Itessich. • Its Paine sill illsainsted la the issuing. s It , '' ‘ i I i , , 1 , 41 . I' . 1 it 1 I , , i 1 , 1 i 1 1 1 f i a 1 l I . 1 1 • I ' I 1 ' 1 I I , . I . 1 1 . i t i i I t k: t ) ( i i r Y r