The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-20 00:00:00

1T P "-- T • 7,•!...__.../ . 0 11 ,- e:v , (._ .-.0.,• - • , - "',-m 7 ,-- 1 4 11 • ' i 1 IC N__ _ ''s , .NIIIIIIIIO IIP • _ • . , VP .. - No. 5,992.) LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING. OClOlia • 20, Ler._ .....- riLO 17 T T A.—The CASTLE PACKETS lIISHIC OXFORD.—SIXTY-SIX, by J. OFFEN- TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. I ESP RESS• FROM ' PARIS. LORD .. A _ C o d pbeie eine at Lim% j te e, j amas la the Bast India Docks, lA. BACH :LA TRAVIATA. NOILIIA, ,by Um mat Council for India : emolist opras° Oompsay la Londos, including Mims Ransil, —o. .---....Le,—. air. W. R. Harris, the s ar o rd e rr nm w c caIr I NISM WM re a ter to sall Wilt Oct. 1 Wahmley, Tjnell, Wile ; Dadlune If srh, and Mime Ifitz-Benry ; (azoram's mascaams.) 1 THE FRENCH PRESS UPON THE DEATH li at r ~ to the effect that settle and sheep lINILWOETII C . 1,0:12 tonsditer, too ., 01. 1 Mom A. et Alb To. Ofealk lipageoli, Ilnsk. W. Williams, and ...ctschteigant any markets or fairs held within Ah to the venom DONALD Cil E and Co Liverpool ; Nem ThoU.—Ballet. the BRIDAL of BEAUTY, by the Mimes PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA. OF LORI) PALYERSTON. Chancellor o th y e este E: d c a ll y eq o z it 6 mi.._ I uraDt.AT sad Cu. U Tarlisiment-etrest ;orto G. and A. ' Teary and BarsOunnise. Comedy and Bartesuusty the TYAubanth u ut Theue co•mm il nniceAions have taken place between Sir Geary 10. -.yid boroush donne a period wadeable. froth - NG end 00., 9, Graceolareh &hem, LC. Mama Dertsh and Device : the Brothers and Sitter Arose , fl, VIENNA, O C T . Or 19. Inn on MI 0011121170NDENT.) Grey , who is in attendance on the Queen at Balmoral, and ^ - l'foreiniar — is, has been posted :a the the celebrated Hamadan dancers ; and other available taimaL - town•liall ' the High•strett. —THIS EVENING. - oet u' Oelober rattle and • --. dthiniae TIN luso.—Tho martat Ira Os. bd. to 50a. 9d.; psed cod. to Mk ed.; Mutt, 1.1 webs& 2,497 casks ; —Affgniet sadist lit oday 7,000 per, iseladial 1,500 Mamma, Zo. 1. Io 200- 050 Manattam, 23A • 1,000 %Sift. to 91d.; 4 1 1 • 93140,46002* mans , . 1 4, ad. ;20 Penh XL A notice, boned by Mr. W. R. Harris, the mayor of Windsor, to the effect that utile and sheep will be excluded from any markets or fairs held within the royal borough during a period *needing been October 15 to November 15, has been posted in the market .place beneath the town-hall in the High.strett. This will have the effect of closing the October cattle sod pig market usually held in the Bachelor's Acre during the fair oo the 24th inst. As a rule this is but a small Oair, but is consequence of the cline, of Slough and other markets in the district it is not unlikely that • large number of cattle and sheep would have been brought into the town for We. The Derizes Gazette of yesterday reports deaths this weektfrom the cattle plague at Cala% Crioklade, and Brinekworth. The Stamford Mercury of to-day says :—" Of 17 beasts bought at York by Mr. Nsylor.of Alkhornagh.,cely sue remains, and that is unhealthy. Saves died ;ef the re =thrift ten two were endued to be destroyed by Mr. McHugh, the veterinary surgeon, of RAM 1140 is sorra meet cattle inspector for the district.'Whsle these ani mals were grazing in a field of Mr. Naylor, Mr. Hnlstoo, of Alkkorough, put a value of favourite rew in wee of lie fields, which adjourn that of lb. Naylor. This &alma took the plague, and oa the 10th was sere by lir. McHugh sad ordered to be billed. On the 16th a cottager of Appleby had a sow grazing in • held at Alkborugh, which also adjoins the field of Mr. Naylor, bid ea the side oppo site to that of Mr. If whim. Thl few took ta• plague. although she was in the Geld only • day and sight, sad woo destroyed." We are sorry to hear that the plague has appeared in the neighboaAsed of IPeterboroeio. In almost every in stance the animals have either been slaughtered by the order of the Inspector, or when such has not berm the ease, the disease terminated fatally. The lung and throat complaint has for some time heft prevaleat In the Newark district. Mr. Thomas Deity, K =Sharpe, has loot four yearlings sad on two year old beast from this malady. Mr. Joseph Curtis, of Norwell, hss also Lot several from the mann ecenplaint. A poor cottager awned Bay wood. of liaplebeek, bee unfortu nately been a sufferer to the extent of two or three ; and Mr. Smiley, of the same place, hu also lost six promising you' beasts from this disease. The emus reerallr begins with a slight cough, or what is called the " ooze. ' which increases from the irritation cured by insects attack ing and devouring the throat sod wbdpipe, extending to the hogs, from the inflammation of whisk death wanes. In the Ayr Advertiser of yesterday we find the following:—" We learn that • ceseidereble number of dairy end sheep nooks Ia Ayrshire have lately been b igoted with the foot and month disease, commonly known as murrain. A drove of sheep was seat from Glasgow to the neighbourhood of Daleselliegtou, a distance of nearly 50 miles aunt the oonstry, sad they have left the dream like • trail on their path. The cattle disease has broken out on three farms in the parish of West Nilbride—a district that would seem to heaslittle exposed IS cestegimi as mayc4 of theoeunty. The bullocks at Gerlach have been s Mated, after Professor IrCall examined them, sad declared them suit able for food. Five at the 37 took the dimes and died. There is else an sod of Mr.gHowet's stk co ()amiss boob. The fattening cattle and the two- ea year-old quer were slaughtered as soon as the danger was known ; brit a calving cow and fen stirks have been eantied off by the plague. At Camber* Mr. Adam's four cows were destroyed in en advanced stage of disease, sod • fifth cow, which wee perdisied kerne*, remains soder treatment. Several Weep Oa aa Oenuing-pert before the cows were affeeted.—Agr Advertiser. Prusaia and Austria have addressed note to the Senate of the free town of Frankfort in reference to the recent meeting in that town of delegates from the German Diets. The Abendpost (evening edition of the official Wsener Zeitung) publishes an article on the subject, in which it says : "By assembling at Frankfort the deputies bad exceeded their privileges, and the attempt to organise the committee of thirty-six members as a permanent political institu tion was entirely illegal. Prussia and Austria were so much the more justified in protesting against such a meeting, since during the debates dispers ing remarks were made in reference to both the great powers. The note sent to Frankfort was a preliminary warning to the Senate, and in case it should prove inefficacious other measures were con templated." All the evening papers contain articles on the death of Lord Palmerston, pointing out his im j portant:* as a statesman. the *obis lord. Yesterday, at the weekly sitting of the represen tative vestry of St. Narylebone, at the Huy%bone Court. hoes*, Mr. Churchwarden Boland is the chair, Pr 41•01 Marks, prior to the badness of the day being prooseded with, begged peentheion to move " That this vestry canape proceed to the business of the day without giving expres sion to their deep regret at the heavy affliction that has befallen the state in the death of the late Premier, the Right Hon. Viscount Palmerston. In common with their fellow-citierins of all shades of politicel opinion they deplore the loss of this able, manly, sad large-hearted English minister, who for upwards of half a osatury has canopied an important place is the national councils, reflecting io an eminent degree enlightened public opinion, and identi fying his name, and his labours , with all the poll tied and social progress which have marked the destinies of Great Britain daring the whole of that period." The Rev. L. DOAN, rester of Chris elneoche seconded the rtholatioa, whieh wee carried neenithoasi7. Captain Storey thought it dia' , cable that in oddities to this oxpresike of opinion generally on the lees the eouutry had sustained in the death of Lard Paboorstoe, that board should also express its sympathy with Left Palmerston on her sad berearemeat. (Hear, leer.) He therefore would move the following resolution That this vestry beg to convey to Vlsommtess Pahninton their deep espreothist of sympathy oa the loss she has sustained in the death of her mush haaoured sad beloved husband, who for so loog a period has guided with such singular prosoverance and m ama the helm of this state, and whose loss all classes, fur opeetive of any political bias, will most fervoatly deplore ; they trust that the Giver of all good will be with her to support her in her affliction, sad lean the welbtlit of sorrow which has COMO upon her." Mr. C. Cart wooled the resolution, which was also carried tomainaously, ordered tabs properly engrossed on vellum, mad presented to Lady diorama,l9.—Tk es ky, ovary bread' shoot* mkt of th• bud few rake beco©e quieter. Sk e w _pries of mask sad w • eteitt rather lady mi t "modem a qvislair hal* malt fair tosasodiass particularly lop, at • ft y Okstal eiremaskaak then la shade for is redhou is I. Th Time k li.arat halted de at 111 zbi z In -w rubor este". TIMIW fhe pioo• utorlod lo busy, are la mkt km smuts main ordsestshieli raid seesaw haft aka% Mar sa they hove been of loto, O mar • shako:dad is the • isgsiesaloota for the imply espplied. The its an ;amain to the hoes This &mad for trloone 'Si molder mom Prices ate ea. SsESSREL MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Biarkwall-yard, London) LINKpt STILANI and PACKET to At ST Port Phillip. direct gars the Docll on Monday, OM Kffilintk/r , calling at tro, the splendid clipper ship 11811KX, 1.100 tone, J. 8. 00D, Caereander : lying in tie East Indle Docks* Her --"'""dltIons for all Ciall4S ee trimpurs are unsurpassed, o .7 — s h. ow to an e sarge9a.—lfor freight or ugly to ALLPO asA YOKOAN, with Yews. ertOgAll and PONt. 7. Lesdiebellaltest. QTOD ARE. —BOSTH REPRESENTATION. A.ll THEATRZ et MYBTIMY, Emyptkan-baII.—MARVEL B to liktiio mod VINTPILOQUISM.—The SPRYN X, a Mystery: the of Flower Trees, and the real Indian Baske ta rgerr carg h ertermod by Colonel litodare, end Intro duced by him ter the Area time to this oountry, April 17, 110.— WILILY &YINING, at 6; Wednesday mid eelutdaD_, l _.)l7 Malls at Mitchell's, Old Bond-Wren, and Box•ofice, apwao tun—Admits*" Is., Oa, Stalls, as. " Mame& oiniculous."—Vide "Times," April lb, 1866. alla 'sox mum% 0* Quirmarrowrr TO 1101 YORK. TWICR A WIRY. LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and IraiIIenADILPHIA STRAY-SHIP COMPANY Intead do. ~iesulagOeir tallipowerel Iron Stew Statavahips, 'amiss** Caned Elates FROM UV tar NEW TOIL CITY , W OT COIL ednesday. Octtgl. Tritay, Oct. 10. ETNA CITY OP LIMERICK, Saturday, Oct. 2.3, md f ew Wedaraday, Sill anemia friday. aad Saturdays. own araeeme by the aril steamers etltn . g . iednead c.b t ea aoocruag to the I 4 v ' rm . !. I, the Fridays and atuarday's steamers. IS unloose. row Includes a tal sapM of cooked "rum' tor Canada and the United Mates booked tr a trm. ler farther particulars to awrMACEY Knit, Witteratreek liveepool ;orto q IS ell . aMe WilUarnotreet. Loudon. SALIOR—LEA and PERRINS ' wowornsKrze BAUM MD delbdoos caadimess. mewed by COSSOISMOZII . " TUE ONLY D SAUCY.; Is prepared solsly bp and YUDINS. ' the public are rowel/I'4 cautioned Kasai worthless belt& Masa sad 'Wald lee that Los sad Panto' 11118001 are an wrapper. Wok bogus. and ADAM sad PIRRI'4B BAUM debt whableale sad to wpm{ by the Proprieties. Wildman Mewls. CROW% sad 111.1.CILW/LL: Marra BASOLLY sod lONS. LOllll/011, &c.. duo.: sad by drams and alma animisili. N°Tl -LORD PALMERSTON.-A POR TRA ° late I, sketched from We. by Mr. G. EL THOMAS, 1• 74 elewint, characteristic, and faithful, lithographed by Mr. J. A. WINTIM, 1.111 be published on MONDAY, October ilk Artists' woof on India paper, 18 by 15 . 10 5 . ed. each proof India, 15 by M. each : India prints, its. 17 by Is, 2a ed. each. Prepaid Lo from the country shoold odd ed. each for packing.— London. DAY and 8071 (Limited), 8, Gateotreet, LincolWalun ilalds, W.C. AUSTRIAN FINANCE._ —Norrnrcwaw, amount of trade drug Mais and la uperimmed for ortMa lad muslin edgings. la meas. price of yams, plata auk they com be made for. The ttle. Hosiery The Unarm MI larger fhb week this far the leading opium hay* 4a. per beadle. Mahar alm Odle This hu bad dm Idea business, manuf►cturers brig 'tracts, on which there ia a demand for the forsiga trade sly--imatiatua scot Is ludo are well mottled, sad ma thus to contra —NottmAtma R Y ITERDAM and the RHINK—RKIMJC. VOX of ihillk—The Netherlands Stewebset Clowspeay's Based favourite steareer BATaVlik Obviate W. SMITM. will Moe lkeasivlck Fter. Blackwell. NVERY SUNDAY at 11 o'clock, r easelvdal of the 10.$ 0 a.m. train from Four.hurchwtreet Station. fares : Saloon, A f+.: fore cabin. Us. : velure tickets WWI at a fare and a halt—Apply at CHAYLIit'S Induced papeatchrus. W. or to rauurrA, 011•1713. PHIL. wipe sad Co.. St. Denstauthotak fit. Duestus'ohtlt LC. VIENNA, Oct 19. Prtee OIL , MEMOIR of LORD PALMERSTON, K. 0., de. de. Repeated. with numerous additions and cor rections. trout the " Datit iz Trmrsph." by K. WArdosa, M.A., Mtn &holm ot BallioiC , Ostend. Bildbarr. Beans, 00., n, Bouveriwstreet, Count Engen Kinsky, a member of the Commit tee for the Control of the Public Debt, has ad dressed a letter to the president, Prince Colloredo, in which he notifies bis withdrawal from the com mittee. Count Kineky says he cannot comply with the request made to the committee to continue their functions on the basis of a special authorisa tion from the Emperor. Re is convinced that the constitution of 1881 affords only in the lowest degree the centralisation necessary to the monarchy, and that Austria's existence is absolutely condi tional on her progress based upon the unity of the empire. lie therefore cannot lend the required co operation to a government whose policy tends in an opposite direction. The September patent could offer to him no basis for au authorisation to con tinue his functions. The semi-official Goterat Corresponds's: of this evening says :—" We have reason to believe that the example set by Count Kinsky in withdrawing from the Committee for the Control of the Public Debt will not be followed by the other members of the committee, and that that body will therefore continue its function►." goPENHAGEN, MALMO, and STOCKHOLM. The A I screw stemma lIEWSLY, Captain J. IL CA Vi, dor for the above ports os or about nth Wt. Hos wool but acoommolatioo for pinworms Apply to PHILLIPPII. °WM, Pti tLLIITS and Co., M. Donatan'a-banas. Ba. vow isis4ol. LC. DEATH of LORD PALMERSTON. --Illueio add Last Meanest* of Lord rabaerston—Foll Biography West Ministerial Arrangement.— the DISPATCH, sots, Waned 1101. Cake, 1. Fieet-street. THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Limited). In answer to the numerous in dries fa PROSPECTUSES and /OBES of APPLICATION for II of he e dEW IMAM of CAPITAL of this Company, it Is hereby noti that they will not to READY till Ti DAY next, the Seth tut. pontes of the Half -rawly Report and Balanceaheat can hew- Irwin had on application at the Cowpony's ahem ALFRED LOWS. Ilemetary. LT sad IS, Corolla London. Oct. to 1885. THE CASS OF SMITH, SNIGHT, AND CO. frr. 19.—At this day's terrtst eat, rind all deseriptkar re& carter. Oats sad bulgy Y. &lug upwards. or market to-day there WU which sold freely, at rather sign held for 6.1. to icu lt e ge qr. is demand , sad ray /ley in good request and rather Deis sold at 6d. per qr. improve. looted. Arrivals of Oita freer sated, which were offend er ilitise soaros, and rather &err. t week's prices. BOMB suite as T ES CREDIT FORMER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the HALF-YZAILT ODISIAL MEETING of this COMpany will be held at the Widen Tavern, Bithopigatestreet, Deaden, 011 TIISDAY. lb* 14th October, at it oclock am. precisely, tat the purpose d reeelving the Directors' and Auditors' lteport end balance- Area and for declaring a dividend. Dis ?rangier Books of the Company will be closed from Sitar thy. the net to Saturday. the inth October, both days inclusive. By order of the Court of Direct Ors. annum LOWE, Seentary. 17 end la Cernhl4 London, Oct. a IPS. Lad a good supply of whist to. at weetr's prima. A vssy p speaking at Werke qukty. demand for malting sede, it d bewn same ma Id.onod. Beat white sW, 10, 2&. to No. • °thaw. sorb, 18L ) No.; oats, 22t. to 36e. ; tow, 220. ; *Mar vololiot. So to flee tear, 3k. to 370.; bid Our swarkst this marlin was isewtsd was wsposisoood for old Eoglish wheats, at prices nth this &by sessight. Fer= of et Id. par costal fully peseriwas Mee. Oita lad ow beans were spilt the tura the oostrary, was the turn is Is• shots of wheat 11111 sot Isrgs. request, of au impeoveassot co ose we rwasameadve. Other s. ►e bad a tolerable ripply at a decidedly better at as advance eater emitted at rather briber steady sale at previous gaols. 18.— TM strived far the pad of wheat coastwise, and 733 cps het ibis morels( there wai a far rowers; nos Wester' saw phe for more nower—asy flaws 6d. to sold at the sztreme primes of lad r qr. dower. Oats is good argued, pros unaltered. Wart, Datum 43e. per qr. of 6316. to the head ; Is.; south country red. O. to • fas. Barley, griediag, 26e. W M. feed, new. 23e. to 24a. ;(load. r 28e. Beans, sew, 465. 46e. ; -no tssds is active ter4 I is dissasd for sad, 101111 1 ars &sm. Peas ad WO cow —As compared with led week and Is. 31 up es sums. Swig d 4d. up on &worsen Oslo woe down on avenge. Boom mot dons on &Tonne. Wheat, Yrs. a 344. ; oak, 24.. to 2fla 9d. ; AN, Ocr. 19.—Then was Ia is• beast' ow offer tbie day, the d trade wits steady, at is nep was about equal to lad am by no means active, late dam . I. Calves a limited supply ; Ink lined. Pat pip a moderate supply lb.; motto*. 80. to 9}d. ; sod. is, 10s. 9d. to Ils. 3d. per scorn; a. &IL per score. 18.—There was a large ;bow d g quality. Trade was good fee bed 7 boos/ sae. Besets 9s. to 3d. 6 d. 10 Bs. The show of sheep was t week. Trade was brisk foe bid per lb.; interior, 7403. to 3d. he sold at lid. to 10d. per lb. yawn 84a. to 91 ptr lb. Numbs; : beasts 22, calves 8, sheep lx% or ode 331, eaves 3, sheep 1,180, pieta , 18.—The number of 'star, th 387 head, being 44 mere than LA a rather inferior. bat all apZred rb demand was good. bd. Bs. ad., and down to 7v. pit stosa was 6,988, being 473 mare tbss 'bleb wens store bow. (toed es prime were fully maiataineik ii: armee wea effected. Best AO" sad half-heed swim. B , L 1 0 . 4 ._ 11 " . per lb. Fed piga breigat to e ight weeks old do., front 191 4 . robe's in market—Fat 60414! 30 4 ; tRIAGNB, AND DBATHIL BIRTHS at Jans7-10d,is. DiSlade's, the wile id The Tatra, Hemel Hempstead, HMI , l ba a sou. at Boyentensee, Nottlog-la , L. 301°. rte. Sm., of a ems. Itt. at Had-Mootesnsek 11000114.1" s. Esq.. of • daughter. liollooiardeas, Sou th Kesablift"'W of a sou. H. at Bishops Auckland, Urn W, DOI NARRIAOI4 4 . k Hotahmli, at Bt. Melton' Chan& Thol e Wihk ►C W. BMW gO.l. tette, daughter m the late. T. Sty* m" P9.—Oetoher 17, at Si. Peter's. De 13441. RAT. U. 110 to Charles rhoroaa, s ycehtsf on ot the ielampv, to Idarlsase Lorna, BosdAgtoread. HAW —October 18, at St. LalfC O. W. lacidasses, & sicaiwasss_. Ist C. amigo Plate Artillerf "IMP." 01 1. Caches'. IR., of Southwood. DEATHS. sA Booth Ponds, aims, V. C. Barbi. s 1% et Great Isressuth, Eltzs b e th Asis he late Bev. J. IL Catboat% of See-bosii, r an%st AW= Calms, Thaw" b." I Mad IL IS Atheism% Yam relied of the Ista atl6. at Sardordittese. AM' Ne the late P. libmrett, of it IT, at Orest Teresa& ISIT. the 116 t. RlfenraaplaegNow r d er Ztja.542.144. rergle.•°l!::-- • • TEE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIZE. of MICILAND !Limited). Capl=lte,ooo,ooo, In 1100,000 Jess of MO emelt. Issalbed, 100,000 sham (Chst bane), 11.000,000. Capital paid tip thereon ILO per share). £61 0 . 000 . Reserve fund, £ 430 . 000 . Dividend mono fund, £7 0 . 100 . Mamas. The Right Hon. JAMES SIIIABE ROWLEY, Governor. JAMES LEN ICY, Esq., Merchant, King's Areal Depot , 7 110 d. governor. lAMBS NI - GENT DANIELL, ion , London, Maws Childs. Fag.. London. William Dent, ten., Fag. , Chairman of the names and Meng Marine (merinos Company (Limited). Akaander Bunker, Bag., OW Braidatreet, London. Charles ink g yp _ MaktutOsraka. Louden. If d = Harrison, Eaq (Mesas. Young, Harrison. and Bevan), Director of the Tisanes and Mersey I n surance Company. Richard Stuart Lane, E ff i q„ London. Charles New ., London. Bong . , Rasegagaue, London. Joseph Ma! 10111 Intl h, BK. (Mews Maderlll Beat& and Co.), Old Broad-street. London. Edward Warner, fro . MP., Under& James White. , Mr. Albert Grunt. Isq.. Managing Director. Sissarta. The Agra and Mentarman's Bank (Irstaited). Marrs. Smith, Egne, and Smiths. The National Bask London, Dublin, and its Branches In Ireland. holaierona—Mawrs.Netwbon. EMU. and Co , lalsolaolans, E.C. SZCILITAZT—AItred Lowe, Ens Mem 17 and 10, Lbrntil4 London. T HE IMPEILIAL ATIONMERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCI (Malted). Capital subscribed. 2,4,000.000. Paid up, £OlO,OOO. BOARD OP IMMOOOIOI. CILMgman—JOHN CHAPMAN, DM. Xems gam,loq. X J. Wman, las. Ossa. J. Delbert Johnetem. 6.6. Macpherson, le Mr. Alderman Dalda. V. ficholedeld, ;sq., M.P. James Dickson, Hog. Kr S.D. Scott, Sad. P. D. Harlow, Req. H. D. Seymour, am., ILP. J.O. Hanson, Dic Joseph Thorntoe, Sm. 0.7. Hotroyd, Mg. Alfred Wilson, I. J. G. Honiara Hp. M. Sari& Hera_ lidusine—Her ia tra, sad T. Tram SoucTroos—Yesoro. Aolurok Morris, ail Co. ; sod Nowa /Awards and Co. This Association makes advanees en approved marines. Negotiates loans, and undertakes general anent:id beldame. lanesite received for periods of one, two, or three Mere. at • teed rate d interest : and for shorter periods, or by , to a Specified notice of withdrawal, on terms regulated the fine tilll2loll4 of the general Money Masket. W. C. wilirmoorrom. SeereMs7. 27, lombardatreet. LC. I . I YAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTL EMEN, 06 and 07, OXIOID4ITRINT. Overcoats for nut, rain, and dust. lie. Od. to Sta. 0,111 . 008111, sillo lined and tact& tto. to tic Snits tor business, the pork. and Wert* ef e. to 611 e. Jookota in all the foiltionahlo styles, fts. to an ileadrtnihnot Bo:toots. Ns. to 765. lions In Catabotoron Itoulling drills. &e., 7s. 6d. to 2111. hoopoes Ina teshksa and niatertils. Us. W. to Os.. HTAM sad Co.'. SELECT DEPARTMENTS , 06 sod 67, OXFORD-STRINT. Na 1. Otnitlemen's Clothing for lowoonoto wow. No. 2. Oso thsees'a Order Department. No. & Boys Clothiag for inewollana Ron No. 4. Boy* and Yeatto• Order Doper lowal . Habit wad Leery Dapartamet. No. e. Bats and &mewl ilaidory. No. 7. Travelling Clothing, Umbrella*, Poetaanteons, Rap. &a. Provincial Briar-has :—Binalogbam, 11, 12, asa 22. N 4,412 2 •111 ; Leeds, 42, Drina& IF YOU TRAVEL, send for RUSSET, SMITH, and Co..' ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of PORTMAN TEAUS, !Wake, Bags, and every ether travelllag requdslte. Also Meld, Marine, and Opera Olaseen, unriva.led toe exosilase• and etteiwars.-48S, New Osfordwerwee. MX. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and &Ulnae pertaate, extracted fres the dowers, bNO OORNELL Lod Co.. Perfumers to 11.11.11.1 be Prisons of Widet. No. 12. Three Kfavcoart, leinbarttotreed Loathes. ONIC WA ve nt s ER B. TERS' QtTLIFIEd 71te most palatable sad wbol N mome tater la gastarass. AN EFFICIET TONIC, An unequaled stomachic, sad a gentle rtinonlant told b 7 grocers. Italian wareboammen, wine merchants, 0011 e fectioasn, and others, at 30a. a doma. Manufactured b RAMIS and WILLI y AM, Martin'airms,Cannonalseet, Loudon. Wholesale Aosta, E. Lewis and Ow. Wercestor. ICKFORD'S FLUID MAGITISIA.—The lilt msdleal profeerfoa for thirty years bare approved el els pore solution of leagued& so the best remedy for taut ' = " disorders of every kind ; and es a mild aperio:l a dally adapted for ladles and childrea. Prepared tiINYETQED sod Co., Cheroters, La, 11 2 , New voodoo, and sold %rowboat the worid mendable chemists. C a ution-oes that •• Dtonatord and Os. le an smolt tray and tad label over the cork. 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Wd= (From the Daily Rena.) The directors of Smith, Knight, and Co. (Limited) have just issued a report, in reply to that recently circulated by the oommittee of inves tigation. The directors refer seriatim to the various points of objection raised by the committee, and in most cases meet their statements with a fiat contra diction. They state that on one contract alone, handed over by Messrs. Smith and Knight, the estimated profits would far exceed the whole of the consideration paid to them ; that the value of the plant was in excess of that at which it was esti mated on its transfer of the company ; and that of all the contracts taken from Messrs. Smith and Knight, there is not one which, if tarried out by the company, will not result in a profit ; the only con tract which has been actually completed showing a clear net profit of 15 percent. Thedirectors then pro ceed to explain the various payments repre sented to have been improperly made to Messrs. Smith and Knight, and they de fend them all, at the same time reminding the shareholders that the accounts of the company are in the bands of public accountants, not only as auditors but as accountants, and that monthly re ports are regularly made by them to the board. The directors admit that in the case of the Royal Sardinian Railway, although the contract is a cash contract, they have, up to this time, been unable to obtain payment of a very large sum for works already executed and materials supplied, and for whioh cer tificates have been passed or are now duct To this circumstance, and to the fact that the calls were so insufficiently met, they attribute the pre sent unsatisfactory position of the company. They indignantly deny the statement that they know little or nothing of what is going on ; on the con trary, they positively affirm that they keep them selves fully acquainted with the business of the company, and that they have devoted much more than ordinary time and attention to its concerns. The board then proceed to deny that any sums have been paid for "secret service money," though they admit that a sum of 72,0001. has been applied in the shape of 2} per cent. " commissions " on certain contracts ; and, as proof that the money was well applied, they affirm that the objects in respect of which that sum was expended have resulted in a secured profit to the company of 177,0001., in addition to the reimburse ment to the company of the amount which had been paid as commissions. The following further pas sage from the directors' statement will be received with satisfaction as indicating that the fair course is being taken of placing all classes of shareholders on the same footing :—" It is a matter of grave regret to the board that Mr. Smith and Mr. Knight are unable to pay the amount of the calls made on the shares held by them. The collection of all un paid calls has been placed in the hands of the solicitors, and notice has been given to Mr. Smith faultt Mr. Knight that in case of continued de the board will proceed to forfeit their shares." We would remark, however, that ordinary share holders are not usually allowed to free themselves of obligations in respect of calls by a mere for feiture of their deposits. The directors then refer to the admission of the committee that 177,0001. has been alrea d y secured as profit to be received during the next three or four years, and they remark, with some force, that "such a profit is irreconcileable with the previous ex pressions contained in the report as to the distrust of the committee, and their opinion of the general worthlessness of the business." With an expression of their complete confidence in Mr. Knight, the manafing director, the board conclude by stating that, if they are rupported by the shareholders, "there is not a single contract now held by the com pany which will not prove more or lees profitable, , and that they fully believe that "if the contracts are carried out to completion, not only will all credi tors be paid, but the balanceremaining in band will more than represent the amount of capital paid up by the shareholders," whereas, should the credit of the company be destroyed, " the contracts will become forfeited, and thus, while the large liabili ties of the company would remain, the whole of the insets would be swept away." With reference to this controversy, we have re ceived the following from the Committee of Investi gation : TO THI ROMS or Tin DAILY INZMS. fin,--Thu directors of Smith, Haight, and Company (United), In replying to our report, while they state that the accounts of the company are in the hands of public ac countants, omit to add that these gentlemen have reported to the hoard against the payment to MOWS. Smith and Haight of every use of the same to which attention has been drawn. As the meeting of shareholders will be held on the 26th inst., we have only to add that we adhere In every re. spent to the statements °attained in our revert. —We ere, sir your obedient servants, ALPS= EDWARDS. THOMAS BMWs. Leadoe. Oct. 19, 1865. H. C. Clumewsicorr. The board and the committee of Investigation being thus flagrantly at issue, even upon many simple questions of fact, further action in the matter must, of course, be left to those primarily interested—the shareholders -- whose meeting will take place on the 26th inst. TIM PHOTOS= /Um Syimi Or ATTROACIIIB TO TEX NlMBlT.—Tootooday the Liverpool Town Council re sumed the dissuasion of the new scheme of river approaches, which had already *maple& that body mid the Wormy Docks and Harbour Board each one day. Evenftally an mesedmeot was adapted, which ressinniesded to tits dock booed tie scauideastiao of as extensive modificatico of the ;desk 'steadies to so La than the entire fillies up of lb. cips's Deck, and tie construction apos its site of a large 1111101 er wore, whisk would fungal, • mainilicest outlet from the sew. to OM AM, WI be es UR:Portent lasitax7 hoprovemmit. The essuiail &dimmed till the 27 Met, to soak the dmislco, of the desk board upon thi th s sag pestirm. MAMAS PLUM DAT. Tarnastats, 19.-4dsoimesse as 4 toymeal. ;by semen Maks* let. WWI AMERICA. NEW YORK, Ocr, 7, Naos. A great mass meeting of freedmen was held at Edge field, Tennessee, on the sth inst. Among the speakers was General Fisk, of the Freedmen's Bureau, who congratulated the negroes upon their freedom, and exhorted them to adopt industry, sobriety, and integrity. He hoped the black man would be put in the jury-box and on the witness stand. He announced that within a week he had sent some seven hundred negroes to different parts of the State to work for wages with their former owners. At the general convention of the Episcopal Church at Philadelphia a resolution was adopted giving thanks to God for the appearance of dele gates from three of the lately rebellious Stake, as atoken of the futuga completereunion of the church, North and South. The Wirz trial progresses at Washington. Seven teen of the 120 witnesses for the defence have already been examined, and much testimony taken contradicting emphatically the evidence prodnoed by the prosecution. George W. Reynolds, formerly of the Federal army, and a prisoner at Anderson villa swore that there were numbers of good springs on the grounds, and that the emaciation of the prisoners was caused, not by starvation or ill treatment, but by sickness. Fur ther, that there was plenty of money among the prisoners, who engaged in business among them selves, some as barbers, some as bakers, &c. There were twenty barbers' shops open at one time. Eligible sites for business upon the principal streets of the camp were bought and sold by prisoners, and tobacco, butter, honey, eggs, fruit, meats, he., were sold by the prisoners to each other. But while this was going on, prisoners having no money suffered from want of clothing, &a, when their companions had among them at times over half a millson of dollars in United States currency. An other prisoner swore that on one occasion Wire ordered a Bottler out of camp for extortion, and told the prisoners to help themselves to his goods. Numerous other witnesses, formerly prisoners at Andersonville, swore that they never heard of any inhumanity on the part of Wire beyond the use of rough language towards the prisoners. General Robert E. Lee was last Monday Widened President of Washington College at Lexington. Virginia. The ceremonies, at the request of the general, were of a very unostentatious character, although the people had prepared for him a g rand ovation. The college is to be immediately enlarged, as applicants for admission number thousands. Judge Caton has published the following "card" relative to the statement of a conversation between him and General Grant upon the Mexican question : St. Nicholas Hotel, New York, Oct. 6. I regret to we in the papers of this morning my same connected with a report from Philadelphia, In reissues to the alleged conversation with General Grant about Mexico. While I am sure that Mr. Smith would not intostionally misrepresent, even by a shade, be contend, misunderstood the pwt of my conversation with him, if be is correctly re ported. I was never is a nein with Gime& Grant, to my keowledge, to or from Ciscitmaii. I use bad a casual conversation with General Grant, iu which Mexico was alluded to, and of this I spoke to Mr. Smith in a general convereatioe on the cars. General Grant in no way tali mated to me that it was the purpose of the government to interfere in Mexican affairs. Ousel oonvergatioes, main tained merely to while away time, are too liable to be mis understood or miusoollected, and inferences or surmises inconsiderately expressed are too liable to be taken as statemeete of facts to be made a sate foundation for even sensation reports. By allowing me this denial you will do an act of justice to General Grant es well se mysslL —Yaws truly, J. D. Cm& ATTENTTID ESCAPE OF • CONVICT AT OLIVIA% —At an early hoar on Wedusday mooning last one of the convicts at the St. Mary's convict fistablishoset, Chatham, named John =toe, who is modelle* • leogthesed of Neal servitude, attempted to make his escape in • very daring manner during a thick fog which prevailed at the time. Is the mares of the morning a perty of convicts had been engaged in seloadMg a bergs Hoopide the works sow is progress at St. !gam's Island for the enlargement of the dockyard, Hilton being among the Dumber. Taking admin• tags of the dense fog the convict eucoseded in eludieg the vigilance of the warders and keepers, sad slipping over the side of the berg* into th e water. His inteetioe Appian to have be.. to have swam armee the harbour to near Upnor Castle, where there is a think wood through which be might have succeeded in 'Alias clear away. After swimming some distance the fog prevented his seeing is which direction he was going, and his thick, heavy omelet clothing sg Med with water, be became frightened, and oho t.d fir amietano• Altacet directly after he bad e from the barge he was mimed, and a boat immsdiatsr7V patched to capture him. In the meantime the convict's arise atiaseted the attention of some WaillnAlle, who im mediately rowed to hie amistathe, sod by them he was tarup is a drowsing Atte. Oa being taken as shore es fcethwith mauled to the convict prima, where be will TOOSITO the punishment cm convict. attempting their escape. the only convict who boa asseseded is making hie escape tram the maybe prima, Chatham, did so dark!, • deem fog emend years skies, sad shire& these have bees seveeel &Seaweed amps% the ocavisti have is 511 Cal" been meaptured. Atarp sugar refinery in Greenock was on Wed , sesday HUrecoe totally destroyed by lire, damage to the amount of 90,0001. befog bone. PARIS, THOVIDAT EVEII3IO. The death of Lord Palmerston was not known in Paris last night, and only the Moniteur announced tbe pews this morning. To-day it is naturally the leading subject in all the evening papers. The Petrie says : England has lost her ablest minister—her greatest mss sines Fox and Pitt. Lord Pelmeretea's death is the heaviest blow that could have fallen upon the Queen's government. Whim England loot Sir Robert Peal the path before his miecesior wee clear. But Lord Palmerston anise with him to the grass the morel of a policy, open so doubt to arid- Pun, but which must be admitted to have been often the mainstay and the great resourm of Great &dais. It wee, however, lass by his este than by the prestigeof his name, his old experiesca and his eonmezion with all the leading men of the age, that Lord Palmerston was a power is his mantry. Over his tomb England may well weep a widow's Mate The Gazette de Prance is of opinion that : The great news of the day will produce considerable °oat esqueeme, in England drat of all, and afterwards, pro bably, la Burepe. La France attributes to Lord Palmerston's per sonal acquaintance with Louis Napoleon the speedy recognition by England of the government of the coup d'etat, and it considers that act as a great service to humanity and a timely check to demagogy in Europe, which was becoming dan gerous : Mas a / a lma in his relations with Frames Lead Palmer ston appeared to be alternakdy ideated by seatimenta of sympathy and mistrust. His meson urged him towards a cordial undentendieg ; but the impreesiowe imbibed is his early political life often made him stand aloof. Hess a see-saw policy ; and isoonsistont action which frequently seemed namiconotable. The Acenir National says : He was very indifferent to the great movements which troubled other countries, and stinted the Republie of 18411 and the comp dent of 1851 with equal empresennow. The Prase, anticipating speedy reforms as a con sequence of the Premier's death, says : The old policy of England will be Warred is Lord Pal mentce's tomb, and the hour of democracy will seen strike in liberal England. The state man who would swag to the heritage of Lord Palmerston must have the nomad to become the Robert Peel of univocal adroit.. M. Gudroult, deputy for Paris, writes in the Opinion Nationale : This death will probably be the signal for a new riannifl cation of parties, mad if the foreign policy England is not likely to be greatly changed, internal cmeations. and especially eleotoral reform, ere likely to deemed a large date of attention. Planes does not bee a friend in Lord Paleseretee. Bat we mama animas* bin death whisont miss the tribute of • last homage be the maimed Mateo- MO who, whether our ally or oar advisory, was always the type of an accomplished English gratlomma. The rise of ,in Consols, notwithetanding Lord Palmerston's death, ,made the Rent. rise 10c. for cash and 21c. for account, closing at 67tr. 60c. and 67fr. 70c. Mexican fell and Mobilier rose only lf r. 25a The following semi-official paragraph on the cholera appears in the Pays : The minitary slate of Paris, which at so time has been sash as to justify serious neeminem, has greatly improved within the last two days. On the 16th end 17th thestim bet of cases in all the scrondiesements of Ports aseept the two northern sees diminished by Gee half. The has therefore sabered into its decreasing peeled soonerepid than was expected, and there is every grand to hope that in a few days it will have altogether disappeared. An international exhibition of dames is to take place at the Palate de l'lodnstrie from the 13th to the 31st of December. Gold, silver, and bronze medals will be awarded to the best products, " Charge, Chester, charge," will doubtless be the cry in our leading cheese country, and Stilton, Glouceetersbire, and Wiltshire will not fail to enter the lists. THZ BANK OF FRANCE. (mum% azrazas.) PARIS. OCT. 19. _ . The following is the return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day, together with the cor responding figures of the previous account : Oil. 19. Oen It Mare& Nr. a Fr. •. Capital of the Bank Fronts On addition to reprint (Art 8, law of June I, 107). • 7, 00 4 776 I 7 , 046 . 170 8 Reserve ot Ohs Bank and Re branches . Reserve to tended property Notes In Weld dion Bank notes to order and receipts payable at sight. . Treasury accounts—currant cre ditor Current amounts, Paris 1µ . 9 4.T60 93 181,017, 9 3 0 Pi Milo branch banks Dividends poable Discounts and sundry intereale 8,313,386 37 testi:as 76 Ite.dlecountod the PA nil months 1,131,4811 17 1,427,40 17 Surplus of receipts not dleirt toted 711,1106 36 761,018 68 Stusdrise 1.414,907,11117 ell 1,416,060,364 fa Got. IL Yr. C. Oct. IL R. CuSPITOII. Cub in baud and in branch banks Commercial bills overdo@ Commercial We discounted not is{ doe Ditto branch banks Advsnces on deposits of bullion 19, .19,000 0 38,598,700 0 Ditto branch banks move() 0 12,081,900 0 Advances on French public se. cornice 13,981,100 0 14,015,000 0 Ditto brancb bents Advances on railway alum and debentures Ditto branch banks r.,276,594 0 A 550,680 0 Advances on Credit 7012Cler Ditto branch banks ....... Advances to the Stole (moven non 10th Jane. IST Government stock reserve 12.990.760 14 12,900;40 44 Ditto disposable Itentes immebilisfes (lan tad June, 1107) Hotel and faraitimof embank& landed property, branchn Espeness of management Sundries 04700 0 0500 0 Me.= 0 4 0 7 3, d,150 0 1,464,917.9117 ell 1,416,050,854 1 Codified by the Senator BonialD. GOVOTISOT tbe Pink et Trance 0,1161010 A public meeting was held in the Rehoboth gehool-room, Morley, on Tunday sight, for the purpose of aelebrothe the sweaty-seoond anniversary of the liselasics' Isentatios at that place. The ehair wog ocrespint by Vimest MUMS. Y.P. IaBOIIR lig TS Z EAST OP LONDO:f.—A crowded tne of the stevedore and shippieg labooren of the port of I,oodoa was held lest night at the &Moon Tavern, Bark-road, Bt. George's.is-the-East, for the purpose of the ob. Minis( se alteration of the terms of working dwigg whiter mosthe. and an increase la the tote of pay. Mr. John Fletcher %wisp been Gelled to Use chair, made a bog statemest, boat white appesred . that p ia , m suemer months they ensuesseed work at sus o'clock is the mora- Wet allowed half an boar for breakfast , sad ores hour odicier, earning per day. Is the winter months they oonrseseed work st 7 o'clock, but were nal allowed say tine kw braddsek sad reselsed only 3s. ed. per day. lies to pat their lenekfest at no eel**, they em it be. keg to work or and 12 o'clock whitest toy time befog allowed - for refreshment, end abo oompleissed of bergrredneed dd. h 7 ... day dump ites* of the year when g were during the gammen They dm sere espalating fee the winter or for the Intlfseer. with tbg ass pay. After • beg dismiss% wee resolved that ea lateadey east wee the degea shins On " short tame ^ eass sea , the wee Amid destine to wok oleo their mord was eesnalled with. Palmettoes. The Announcement of the death of the Premier wee received is the town which be has so long repreeested about five o'clock oa Wednesday, and ceased expressions of repot on all hands. His bite appointees in the lowa it was feared by moat would be his last also, still the news of his demise did not arrive without proving • greet shook to the Inhabitants, to whom his lordships connection with them as their representative for thirty years bad greatly midsized him. His lordship's colleague, Mr. Walrona, it seems first received the information, sad announced it at a meeting which he happened to be then attending. Tbe committee of the Hon. George Daemon, the defeats/ eandidare at the lest electios, are bolding meting, on bio behalf. and M stated that ths oosemvativeparty.have • eandidate in view. The general implied= is that the Hoe. George Dermas, who has been communicated with, will become the new M.P. Almost without exception every shop in the town was closed yesterday. The death of Lord Palmerston caused the Liver pool markets yesterday to be tether uneasy. The sleek market was dull, and genteelly depressed. The wedges market opened quiet, and closed withal* any material change taking plain. In the cotton market, however, there was • moat decided decline, and prime were ad. so 4d. " all round" lower than the quotations of the previous day. A more quiet and yet sudden and unsettled state of commer cial affairs has seldom taken place in Liverpool. The flags in the High-street and of the shipping in the harbour at fleatianipten were yesterday bonded half - meat high. A peat numbs: of shops had shutters up, and the belle of Holyrkood &tuck rung mulled pegs. At Romney, where his lordship was born, and where his an cestral seat, &midlands, is situated, all the shops were partly closed. Intelligence of the death of Lord Palmerston did not reach Maachesier on Wedsoodey till after the close of badness, and was not very genorally known till yester day monies. A profound feeling of regret wee expoweed morally, and • good many flags on storehouses sad public buildings were hoisted " half-met." Conversation on the Exchange turned very generally on the loam the country has sustained in the death of se animist • statesman ; and to • great extent badness (net very kik joie sow) ap peared to be lest sight of in the mere absorbing topic of the day. THE LATE LORD PARFLMERSTON AND THE TU. "Lord Palmerston," writes " Argue " of the Post, " was *sportsman from his cradle, sad whether shoot ing the emeriti of Bratfilande, following the Barsky or New Forest hounds, or as at the Derby, be invariably dis played the some eager sot of sajoyeseet. Of the Derby he was *spookily toed, and until last year he invariably made • point of riding to Epsom end hook to me it run for, and by all by whom he was recognised he was warmly cheered. 800. members will not fail to recollect with what pleasure he roes to propose the adjournment of the Howe if Commoes ea the Herby Dap, and his application of the km of ' loth airs Games' to the Epson ricer tea a become a stereotyped phrase with turf reporters. His hunting career so:leaded to the eassuneacenseat of last lemon, wheel he showed with the Hanky gamy of 'lke yang school ' the way they should p. seeing end, shoo he removed it from Dumber, to Litelotaa. ma th reduced, and Baldwia, with whom Fordhasa was the Wiltshire Stakes. at Salisbury, was the last horse he ran although he had • colt called Alger engaged in the next Derby. The duties el kis high o ffi ce only ertabiteg him to go to Epsom and Asst, he yet took great Whored is the diming of his adman. aad kaiser bad to write to him the same evening after each race to tell him how they ran. As is well known. Old John Day was ea immense favourite with his lordship, as he was with numbers of other noble men, sad was, ia short, • privßeged tharader, who could my mut saybody. Waning bees his kohl* about ea app for • des whom he had brought up to the medical profeasioa, he called in Outten House ter race, and was told Lord Palmerton had gem down to the Boum of Commas There John forthwith proceeded, sad found hie my tote Übe rsentdor, sad wee promedieg to I pm the door whoa be was stopped by • poliesam, who asked him what be wanted. To this imair be replied, • I want to see Lord Palmerton, and am John Day r The policeman, who, I ransom knew nothieg of mascara took John, with his white seeketoth and etemal um brella, for en elderly curate is search of a Crows living, retard him admittance, and told him Lord Palmeeelea could not be disturbed. This put ' John' out terribly, for he had that persuasive and digni fi ed manner about him that told very mush in his favour. dad he wee the more seemed became be had got a crowd of people round him Honoree, Me patinae woe not long tried, as the moat Lord Strafford (Shea Lord Enfield), policy by. took compassion on him, and with his proverbial good na ture aid he would see what he could do for him, sad, paring thro p zh a z ot i: nor door, to the great astonish ment if the seterwed to him shortly, aid laid Lord Wooed.* w maw to him la • few minutes. That he acesedingly did, to • John's great de- with him most light ; and, after shaking hands kindly, asked him what he had come to NO him fir. • Why, my teed, I have got • sou I have brought lap as a &elan aid he wean an appointment to • poor law union in Herticedabire; I have kid him " very high," and be has won hie trial very easy, aid lam sure you will give it to him." To he sure, John,' answered the kind-headed Premier, who th en mitered into a discus , dee oa the Darby, that promised to be d such amend' that ' Jobs' thought it time to give him • hint, to the offers he was afraid he was Waiting him, as he knew he (Lord Palmerston) had plenty to do. Ills lordship then shook him *pie by the hand ; sad, Nast as he had parted with him, ' Jolla' toned mend and awed him boyead measure by wisp, Bind. soy lard. you WMts to tie right mac this time ; •the last time, you reediest, you wrote to the wrest' on.. Probably the annals of parliament can not furnish another inetanos of • premier onittleg hie seat to the Beam of Oomadee to me au cased faithful eermet. Bat it was in the tinders of his hart the secret of his popularity rested, and he Ord the kaiak of attracting pert sous to him in a moat remarkable way, as Me been already stated. The bestower of ' blue ribande Innumerable, the me be wield have prised mod was denied him ; but when ever hie green jacket sod mange gap is emu It will be in variably ansodated with the name of Lord Palmerston, both as • sage and patriotic minister sad an ardent and straightforward sportsman. dead I trust whoever takes it up will eadeavarn to emulate his example, at least nem the Ng." [AAvertissamot.]— HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. Fan*. tiOSIO Woordera—Wbo would be will maw tbat every orgaa of the body dor He duty fell y and fairly, wbi l le ii 7one vea/ cortently WIWI by omatemMe worthy to Omar ita or by Saki , g a owes of nowding to We directing folded round web boo. alonweb. livar. iddawa, aod bowels are alt warobod by Weer purltylog and corned» powers. and say Mirbuntbalr wawa 'Woo is streenuesely ratabod, and a regularity enlaced, Wanes may Weep be pewortud by salwative obedlewe to liolkurara trivellow aad by %Mini 111111 million se MONA toy Odra an edminasnana wil by , ibis = a l =tiet Wad panlied. and Um tree and Ian:11W THE LATE VISOOLITT CONEEEMEEE—The Nines trims statue of the lots Pield-Marehal Viscount Comber mere, executed by Baran Maroebetti, is to be inauguratrl at Chester on Wednesday Dort, the 215th bet. T i t= Grosvenor, 1 aid Lord De Tabby, with the body of the penises aver whine the pant enema re sided as grand mann tar Ilfty veers. will attend. h i a addrem appropriate to the ODZOSiOn will be delivered by Gann the Be.. Be Edward O. WAKEFIELD 1111111T1021..—LORD HOUGHTON ores me Derry or LORD PALNUMON.—Yerterday. the Wake field Industrial sad Pin Arts Wanks was closed, after bang epee for in weeks, during whin time it win visited by moss thus 185,000 perease. /Adrenal were delivered. by Lord Houghton, the President,. Leethaq M.P., Oolosel Smyth, kr. Load Houghton conloded his remarks haven immediate referees, to the ehjen of the meeting as follows :—" I could have nose as any other day, when my resollection would have ben more cheerful— (hear, hear)--and wham I could have 'pokes of this or any other subject io • heartier means thee I am now able to do. Is the great historic event which y darkened the snafu* of English life, we recognise :In; who eves is He who takes away ; and we resonates that in this world we build up beadier bat v anishn takes dense we raise up hopes, an those hone v ; we cultivate the highest virtues and talents, and death cabin them away. Bat, perhaps it may be rid, that the life of the. gentleman which ended yesterday. is a missal instance to every our of os of what may be dome in this country by man who sets the enhances, al kis life to the operation of • great work ; who allows no dkappointmeat to neck him; who allows no failure to damp him ' • but who goes on per tinently in the comae which he believes to be i g ues until be attain that high summit al UMW* b• at. In the life of Lord Palmerston, which dosed, we recognise what a MOO may do by the en= of his talents, and their applicatiou to the bed of wresd, and see in it • lemma sot only for one slam of society, sat only for use order of life, but • lemon for the very hasubbell of se, se well as to them trim stens the higbsetplassolat That peat, useful, and illustrious lib andel has nosed has cast a raygland et gloom over every festivity whin tea take nen ••• ta-day and for some days to came. It will last far longer thee the noolleation of *is ashibbles-46 will last as long us Essland laste--ea lag as the hinny of the world is nown." refs CITY Ifeesnarin or refa LONDOW AND /TOM* WOODIMN AND NON= LOUDON BAU•WATlL—Yoftillay being find for the official exanineties of this sew /be, the Csnr *terminus in Liverpool.street presented during the horly monies a very busy seen, owing te the efforts whit' were made by theism, body of wonsessa la tee of the Years. Cubitt, the eastranors, to camplete sea as panne of the building before the arrival of Rich, the goverment kenctoo, who woo oxPlotod ONINDOOOII th inspection at 11 o'clock. Previous to w above hour anumber of the officials connected with the two lien assembled at the ? Mi ze : mu tation, meet m base esiveed eposial tea* ad them heirs from Einem ers /Linefeed and the jumniosa The whole of the portion of the tends= which will be appropriated to the use of the North Lanka Railway Obn pony kin bean cleared of the waffoling, and the lloßt sad 'rental outlines of the fine roof were dispbeed to to arinatage. In order that the capabilitee al the girder bridges and viaduct might be well toned, so leas than powerful locomotives helonsiue to the North Loodoo Rail way had been sent over the line from Danes to thettr ii They were forged together, sad their mammon e mast have borne goed,testimeay se to the subelmatial snare of the railway works. Oa their arrival at Liverpeol.street they were run into the station and brought alongride one of tits platforms. Captain Ebb, the akar who was to impose the line on behalf of the Board of Trade, resoled the terminus shortly after 11 o'clock, sad was received by the officials is the boolderiffiees of the North Loudon Station. At this tins it was minim heavily. sad Inge Caplan Rick amended to the platform, thee sowcoaseltation, it was decided to defer the inspection for bother weak or tea days, one, pertly to the cold sad issiesnest stale of eke weather. Should the line this pees the essaalustisan the impactor, the railwa it is imported , will be opened for public baffle on the let of November. The will of Sir John William Lubbock, Dint" F.R.S.. D.L. of Losabard-otreet, baba Hist Ilme. Farnborough, sod Lamas, Norfolk, was proved I. the Landes wart, on the 10th int, by his en, Sir John LOW*, Bart, the ailing executor power bone owned toLeLIT Lubeck. his relics, to pleb hotodtoo• MP , ty was sworn under 120,000 1 . The will is dated car - Dsoomiseir, 1864, sad the tender died en the SOIL Jose last, it the age of enty-two. Sr Jobs has be queathed to his wife hie jewels and paraphernalia. also she famines wines farming stock, horses sad essriagn, absolutely ; le av es her ladyship the an sad eerynest. for her life, of his pictures, painter, books, and plata which at her ladyship's donee will pen to hie olden en, the Measet banmet. He disposes of his share is the hankies-house (Roberts, Lubbock. and Co.), as follows One moiety to his eldest soa, sad the other moiety equally between his sees, Hoary sed Beaumont. r ic h ray* therefrom ea suavity of 6,0001. to his Min. To his sous. Alfred sad Edgar, each a laney of 10,0001. To his son Neville (firen of Oavam sad Co.), aid his some Nonage, *ad Frearie, lepetes ere leggeatheil anseiletieg toe bout 50,0001., under bestow analreeta Tp they also pern to his relict a like annuity of 6. _ his daughter assents he leaves a legacy of 4,000 f.. sin tire married desghtes, Idam Hie Them, be slates, me both aeffialestly_ provided for sad leenholit estates in Norfolk sad Lent sad obewhers be leaves to his sliest en. The nabs, el his peruses! Motel, bequeaths to his fetid.—Oily PIMA DILTS Of A CenTmrAZlAlf.—A widow named Rush Eaglefinihas jest died at Wolualleld, bar Beading. a 4 the pen ay d 101 yams. Bee leribmod wee elabenbe tab, ead sleeked seeded dunes Mir ebb Ehnen Is thin eeighbosibeed. Oe the occasion el bar busdredth birth day, last year, Hr. MEM, of IThlosfindlanr, sad other leseleasa, nest her posents of Nissen blade • and file old lady, who wee of a Glenda diapennes, ssisTA 11c faculties mail the bat GRUA? BIONINUSW 1101WITAL, CALMOSTAiIi4oI 9 4 Iscaseron, N.—Nenter ate rebate Ise the eh& mean October 13, 506; of whin' fifl were sees nom •