The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-12 00:00:00

e -7(: 7 Or ys .. si % 19P 074• _ ~: - -The market eat fins ember Olt 486. to 4430. g 4911• L —ltarkot very dull sod lay 5.04 D Woo. moo, I. 300 Aotortoto, zit& Luliabaal. Z3d. to 241.. ; 500 Etiottta, 23d. 4. ; 3.723 Surat, 104. t o to 120.; Chins, 16d.; EXPRESS FROM PARIS CKWALLLINEof PACICETS.—ForMEL- 1 TIUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, B U S L OURNE (Port Phillip) Direct. —Nam GEEKIIII We I A/ 1866. WELLESLEY, 1,100 tons, Captain H. T. experi e nced ll leave , Under Use Special Petrone,' ot Hermajeety the QUEEN. EMI 18441 Dacha November 1, and es' an 1111 , ' The EXEUBITIOI‘ remain' OPEN ivaßy WELK DA Y and Thle NipW been therosasdp overhauled an 4 restored In the SVILNLNOB of 110:MASTS, TUESDAYS, and TIME:I- ieight yons.—Appty to P. omor Yd Co., 140, Leadenhan. i DAYS, until the WM of October. Admission, Use ShEhnet. KU. AMERICA. DZBERTIONB FROM THE SICLGIA3 ARMY. THE LOYAL ENGLISH OPERA. ~ - The company who undertake the Royal English Opera have km& Ibis prospects' tot Asir mond mama Thor 'Pam Sabirdw, the SW Wok, with L'Africainc. The libretto is to be writteu by dfr. Charles Keeney, sad mach of the music which was omittod in rte Italian repro. gestation is to be restored. The emery and dasorstions of Kr. Gys are to be wad, w►ile the prices of 'adagios sag to be " playhouse prisms." Operas by &Wish camposers ars promised, such as Use by Yr. Henry Leslie, sod Christmas Ito; by Mr. Charlie Duffel]. Clauses Mock Doctor sad David's Lelia Fort► are also to be glass. These, with the promise of as atria ties ballet and' grand pantomime, eastitate the grail leataras of the 111141011. AU/SSllitilo and Helvellyn are .Me held forth as gulag eulogy to an already rich programme. The amide engaged larded. Was Prue, )Idlle. Ids . Gillian, Madame Flames Leach, •ad Madame ildeaTiod ton. (nom ova OWN PARIS, WSDIRADAT EVIIIING4 Grabean, engineer, one of the Italian commis sioners for the Universal Exhibition of 1867, who had been in Paris for about a month, died the day before yesterday of cholera ; he was only 37 years old. M. Grittiest' was well known in London, where . • Oar the City of Borten.) NEW YORK, ficrr. 30, Noon. ?he national and provisional state authorities , continue to co-operate harmoniously in the work of , reconstruction, which progresses in a most satisfac tory manner, and there are strong iodisation* that the States recectly in rebellion will all be prepared 'to resume their full relations with the Federal government during the approaching oongresaional session. RAILWAY AItRANORMENT3. Pettus Saheb to sad from Dublin are leaned et the principal railway 'nations in InglaDd sad Becciand at considerably re duced rites litireuraices *alas rya trequwatly at very low prices. For tall particulars aea the railway companies' arinoasoentatibi. GREAT T. JAMES'S HALL-EVERY MIMING at 8, and SATURDAY AITZINOON at S. ' Mambo, the Great Ventriloquist and Mimic—World of Magto— Second Sight in a new Penn, by Mt. Anderson— Frederic Ole grad) Maccabe, Ventnloquist and Mimic In " Rego Care—The Real Ladies Basket Trick, by Mt. Linde A l nersoe. Start, ; monied Sea* S• ; balcony, Ss, : &drainage, In— Crowded houses. Professor Anderson's Farewell Semen of the World ot Malin Immense Sumas. .Tbe 'manse cembination entertainment in the metrenoll•"—Vide Prom A. Iflifllo, Acting Manager. he organised the Italian section of the Kensington exhibition three years ego. The Moreiteur de rdreitse says to-day : SIR JOHN FRANKLIN'S EXPEDITION. Henry Grinnell, Hag., of New York, bad re oeived a letter which Mr. Hall wrote to Captain Chapel, to be forwarded to Mr. Grinnell, from wbioh the New York Journals had been permitted to extract the following : _ . Th. newspapers, in speaking of the few cholera eases that have moaned in Paris, may hays unwittiegly caused asseossnary alarm. As far ss the army is ommeread, we can date positively that the deaths in the military hospitals in Paris do not tamed the average and are not more swam- Oct. 10.—There has than last week for most XS in Some 011101 weaker. The market has bee n cat of busimem fa report e d mean at eiteeine pike s . ily under contract, and on the fa prices asked, ndency. nov o tre for te the present In held Molt as to further ?akin we lisee had a quieter no( from business, which cline from Friday's rater, :By price at Livesp eo t. being little preseure et, but theme' quotations iss !liaised foe some days is slightest disposition to been some speculatioa it pekes as not to afford There has not been much 'reliant, in many of them markets than here. For pee meat. lower than here,, to Bombay their ordeal, dasekeeter, and this has tent. Manufactrireni are bract, sad the scarcity of is DO great as to afford a for the moan% though e, aimed oat of criamoou marinas see doing much chair wants meetly a week A amount of these which —The markata this morn. sth by manufacturers and special notice has taken w fancies and plain met. wools of hairlists ban market, together will a re business of the morning average. Rates m►intain ItSFIILD, OCT. VI —The de has had a Wedeln to stoat. There is, however, distrait, and many of oar cossary end salutary move. ag considered healthy, ail ogh more caution has bee& as, the deliveries in the Oct. 10. Manufacturers )1y for the last two or they od for colonial, to-day ; but , and prices aro yet film. to-day's market a mods. rbich is takes off at folly le instances dry sew makes ids held firmly, but little is sells at fully late rates— during the week. Bans Oats rather easier to par. ply of wheat was not so me taken off at folly Let mg heavily on hand. Barley rice* generally maintained. beat is already affected in reacher, and there is little the other hand fine old red Here sales are made an im- Fine barley quite sa dear. save had only • very small lire at our Corn Emslmp ig hem been chielly of • retail its day week. Indian cam declined 6d. per quarter au lescriptions, however, very advanced to 3.5 e. per quarter. sod oatmeal 6d. per load ply of each. Beans have de. cater, owing to good vela Glow sty but quiet. Ly of wheat was abort at out id very 6rm at last Tuesday's II caused more demand for samples prices were in favour M much inquired after, sod Beene and oats as last week. :—Whsat, white, old, .641bs. , 48a to 525. ; ditto red, old, . ; ditto red, new, albs. le best chevalier malting. to raps chevalier ditto, 52Iba. to 361 be. to 421b5., 22a to 24e. , 42e. to 445. Peas, map* /cr. 10.—At our market this show of wheat from the 'apply of new from the coed, re to purchame, so that when torn in their favour, good t 43r., 5041b5., weighiog natl• t secondary descriptions were foreign few trensactioom or. minding with difficulty 45e. Ws. Flour without change. it, especially the intermediate L wanted. Bogus and peas sod sapply of grain war short, and rs and sellers was limited, eon- Waybill sheep fair. Trade fa t unaltered prioes. Flow sta. malting barley were in request, eery. In finding samples but alt firm. n other respect. not altered. New wheat. es. is Barley, 265. to 37e. Oats, 10s. Peas, 34e. to 425. per tr. bel. Flow, 345. to 40 1 . Per r qr. - OCT. 10. —Our market today with beasts, but the quality There was a very large attendistseding the trade throughout many animal' remained unsold t, and prices had a little down• y of sheep was laps, over 2,400 es a good demand, though aug was cleared at drooping stole of 81bs. In lambs aid I was transacted, at unaltered at supply of all deeeriptions al bushman was transacted, but our of the buyer. Beet or beef, w and heifer ditto, 11s. to 125.; ditto, 9d. to 90. ; lamb. 11 d . green bacon, 9d. to 10d.; dry quarter old store pigs, 225. to m, 141. to 181. LOBS, AND DEATHS. IRTHS. roashlre-road, Prinoes-purk. Lira' vu. Fee., of daughter. dine. the wife aT. Collis, Esq., of . .oad, DaWon, the wife of Mr. IL L nt the Rev. C. Foot, rector of Doi' son. rev, near Barnstaple, the sat of N. Alkm, Mats, the wife of F. Itarrleoe. at Groavenac-strrat. CalObsi ven. at • son. RRIAGES. obey 7. .at bt. Paurs Del=d, by the N 1 John sou of J. C. -. gag at r Anne. daughter of Captain J. EL _ her 7, at Itumbold whyke. sea Joithonn. Alfred, son of the late rcb Yarn. HUUStOII, CO Emma Jana, F. fogden, of Strettington , Surat. •ber7, at St. Mary's, north-end, rem. James, aon ot the later uter, Jana, daughter of J. T. wawa. WI , ham. DEATHS. r 8, at Upper Holloway, p. Cuthbert, ateutreek arted UT. eons, elesauder h.f uloca Forbes. oil Majesty's High Court of Boolmi li = John Forbes Mitchell, Fag.. of id 44. elth-terrsee, Shepherd's-bush. 80Phi° wington-catneway, W. Jones. aged IL ears lidgar, sun of J. }tanking. 154*. I, St Fan's-road, Cazionbary, Thomas• ; - 111 - 2i: at. 64 Marleatatacant, lIS' I IC ___----_ by WnLiati Kiss SALM re 10 * li M air ar London. Pfister, at ibt rt. la the Iteclact of Whltalliafte , U. UK STEAM MOM minium'. cm QIIIHNETOWN TO MEW YORE. TWICE • WILL THE LIVERPoOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA smut-8111P COMPANY Intend di 01101"111,Mtnnionmed Den Ilaew itein4ilp. Gm*. Ullllll4l Stake FROM Liir kr NEW TOIL CITY OF DURGIN. Sitiordey, Oct. 14. CRY OF PASTON, Medneedag, Oct.ll CITY OF CORI, Friday, Oct. 10. And vary Wednesday, sad alternate Teldays and Satardaya bY the aril Owen mailing every Wed aceerdlop to the noceinatedstion.= by Y y's and Bat urdays Messner% 16 slalom& vhaso Includes a full supply of cooked tovf uz ti L ona. ppaampeniter NBA& and thelltited states bootee t on adaivanlNMAN, tageons term. For aisPetreetfurth, Liverpool; or e particulars to to 11, W and MACEY, U. Wag Wiliarretreek London. nOPKNHAGEN, MALMO and STOCKHOLM. Iv Ms • 1 Moe olealior NZWB k T, Oapaala J. 1G WI% wat cam Ice Na above ports o or &boat Mb last. ltds *maw has i ms dan aperfor acoorannoodatioa for Apply to Plll PS, GRAM, PBULIPAS sad =T e l "'L e D.o staalsboase. 'eblll. C. daRAVESEND. The GREAT EASTERN ITS •11.8,111 r. The SALOGY STIAII-PACKIT ODM TIN TS Via= the ALEX all DILA loam Loodondiridp Whoa dal& Mondale Included). at•• cinarter.put 111 t r labor rib and Terme Pier, Graremind, and thence round the GMAT siirreall off SHUR!. bSB ; returning trots °rammed (calling si loalterrille) at 4.80 ors. Tara :—Prom London to Graves ana—TOrr Salem. mint, la. ; ditto, return, le. Dd.; Grand Saloon, Ingle, la. 8,1. ; ditto, Mora, ditto, Prom london round Great and back—Tors Woo,. ; Grand Saloon, Pram Osreamd round Great ;astern and beak—Tors Salooo, Is. dd. ; Grand Saloon, Children ander Ten Yeas at ap hali-ptiot. Moen dd. Emdeltroli- THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of INDIA-VD fLiznited). 0021C11 11l lISIBY 01Vile, that the HALT-YEARLY OBBERAL MISTINO of this Clempany will be held at the Undue Tavern, Amboylate Week London, on TUESDAY, the Sat October, st 11 o 'clock usu. precisely for the Partook* 01 riketving the Directors' and An&tosn' aigart and ladawne Meek and for declaring a .livldsud. The Triage? Papas of the Company will be Closed hem Satur day, the Slat. is Betarday, the 5801 October, both days inclusive. By ceder of the Court oALNDif rectors LO, RED Wlk, acarstary. 17 aadlB. cambia. London. Oct. 5, 0416. THZ CRIDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of , ENGLAND (Limited). Cspital 111,000,000, to 900000 shares of /SO each. Capital subscribed, 100,000 shares (first Wee% 10,000,000. Capital paid up thereon fl 6 per share), liOttelo. Rescrve hind, C. 00,000. Dividend reserve fund, £lO,OOO. I.IIIIIOII I IS. The light Hon, JAMES 9 t CART WORTLEY, Governor. LNYICK, laq., Merchant, tines Arse. Deputy t JA r ri d a ITGVOT DAN LILL Igo, chakmalk of j (Women , the Bank ;Limited* James Cbt'ds, zw.. Loudon. Dent, sea, Esq , Chairman of the Thames and Mom Marine insursnee Cf•enpany (Lhat:ed). ainanaer Dunbar, Lig , 045 Rreed-Preet, London. Clarks /DIA Esq.. Llot•da. Adolphe Hakim. Fat. Noun. BMW, Rath Brothers, sod Co.), Loodon. =lam Bardeen, Esq. (Molars. Young, Harris" and Bevan), Director of the Thames and Mersey Insurance Compaq. liabird Stuart Lute, Eno. ;Mesas. Lane, Bonney, and Co.). Lend's. rtes Newboo, lap., London. Remy Pownall, Erg, J.P., Rfreellecntare. London. Joseph Mai krill Sal 11, Esq. (Mears. J. Ilachrill sante sod Go.), Oid Broad-street, London. Idemd Wexner, At.. M.P., London. Jallall White. Esq , MP. Albert Grant, leq., M.P., Manner/ Director. - - The Agra and Ilasterman's Bank (Limited). Norm. Muth, Z, and Smiths. Tim National Eau Loudon, Dublin, and its Branches in Tin Manes ;Limited), London, LivorpooL and lima goliceroas—Masora Newnan, loans, and Co., Moholaolano. Z.C. Bicagraar —Alfred Lowe, Naq. Mao, 11 and la Corning. London. DAPCSITS ADCRIVED BY THE CREDIT IPONOIER and MOBILIZE of ENGLAND (Limited . SAM fee MONEY o DEPOSIT-Ih% Company receives money on Deposit, to sums of MO and upwards at the under inuitteoed rates, from this day until farther notice, Tu. : At fourteen days' notice a per cent per annum. At one asooth's n otice 6l per cent. par annum. Bar Used period" of _ Hat Bea than 6 months and up to 6 rands at per cent. per annum. Beyond o roontha and up to 9 months 6 per cent, par annum. Beyond 9 months and up to It mouths 6} per cent. par mount. Beyond It months and up to la months per cent. per annum. Bonne of application eon be oast of the Secretary, to whom all communications mast be addraemed. By order of the Court, ALFRED LOWE, Baerelary. Boa 17 and 18. Coral% London. Oct 9.1866. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE NMI sod LITZ INSURANCE COMPA NY. DMoottrot. Liverpool : sod tl, Poultry 7, CorAIM II . and Chotrupetros, London. PllOOlO3O OF Nil CONPAB! MCI IMO. - Prossisas.l us. P. 44,306 1 'SLUT 5.5011,1114 112,179 72„711.1 1if1.041 tniklite 126,W14 1.2M.2% Meta MU& 34 12 . 300 10Iflt ATleffilt.lfieldesa keritary. Landon. Ilk define ere payable in thirty days after they an admitted. Pim P. 'kiss falling due at Michaelmas should be renewed by Ohs lath ot October. M IMA THRESHER and GLENNT. NEXT DOOR to SOMIEBET-ILOIIB4 STRAND. no only notablistrutot to !modes ter the following Arad's: Ta/USBILKS SUMMER ANGOLA SUITS. • THILESIIILICS INDIA TWEED SUITS. TH1(3611E6'3 INDIA GAUZA WAISTOOATS. THRESHER'S KASHMIR SHIRTS. THRESHERS COLOUR.= PLANNIL SHIRTS. THIMISHIES MILITARY SHIRTS. THRMIHRIES OVERLAND TRUNK& THEILMIVR'S INDIA BULLOCK TRUNKS. THRESHIRS METALLIC LINRD TZUNIS. THRUM= INDIA CABIN BAGS. N.1.-01:1171711 feIIPPLIED for INDIA. CHINA, sad tree 0010. NM. sad detailed Ibis of the article' required for every rupees Slideedobetessal wen be forwarded on application as above. t v. PECTACLES are ACTUALLY NECESSARY HEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued after risen;; WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear to be doable; W HEN more light than formerly is requisite— ithe tEI rcandle is placed between the eyes and the book ; HEN objects must be held further off to be seen more clearly ; HEN much difficulty is found in threading a needle. nu) above are prenioni tory aloe of decayingsight, and iodinate ibat an optician should be consulted without delay. From long sad extensive practice lien's. Thomas Harris and Son are fully tosettert to advise on all muter' pertaining to the remedying 'Meetly e sight. They skilfully adapt lenses. perfectly true, of the nysells power, and likewise they judiciously select a spec. tide tram. of the form mod becoming to the face. THOMAS HARKS and SON, opticians to the Royal Family, opposite the IlKiiii XUNRIIII gates, Loden (their only house), established US Casaba—ho travellers or agents. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—Tbe greatest and most useful Invention of the day, MICA AKAMILLA.— Negre. JOHN OOSNELL and Co.. Three ling-court, Lombard street. Loudon, perfumer,, to her Mayeety, respectfully offer to the = this truly rearrelloua which gradually restores the hair to its prtstine hue—no matter at what age. The kgas Amarella has Done of the properties of dye. It. on the beterficial to the system, and when the heir Is once teetmeo one application per month will keep It in perfect colour. Nice gl la, per bottle, or In half bottles, it,. fkl. John Oosnell sod Co. Umbels appointed perfumers to KW H. the Princes of walls.—JOAN CiOkk LLL sod Co's CHILBY TOOl H PASTE Is Pally superior to soy tooth powder.—To he had of all par. rimers, chemists end at the smontadory. 12, Three Xing-mut Losbardstrema. London. FIVE INVICIORATPTE NERVINS EBSENCR The sold scientifically prepued and meet powerful aunt. smug iv.. introduced ; restores to thew scrotal *milldam NI tits eserations, on the Intent* al which perfect health de. = 1 It lea specific for debility of all kinds, and from its cow other invedients. pssidneand phosphate of sodu, erW prone 1 hew:dela to the 001•0111 and dyspoptia. ?doe la tw, bottle, or tour quantities la one for Us. Bois arida Mews. Bresestarter end_ Oxioteslegiadi WA. and =a. Tesiohnechoweet. lalblegi• DR. scams BILIOUS and LIVER • sever tailing remedy. prepared without any se, isl bldredient, from the redpe of Dr. hood, will be lewd invaluable to all who segos peen billow sad loot somptsiots. iodiemtieu. oind, spasms, giddinese, dicalsees el the eyes, &C. Yor habitual oestMeams, as a family aperient medidoe. and as a Purifier it Ihs blood. they are truly mensal: weld Is their operation sad Vegetal to the stomach. they mote appetite. PM". d r ie N bet. and =tea the whole WllOOl syslest.—Sol4 by 8. DM, tbadnd-crom. end ni g inwn ha best. M. ltd. asd Pi. De ewe to eat Dr. W i e i thltem sad Liver Pills. The peasise are la • span gems imick.s. with Wham Lambert" expand on the asap. 1.8,, Ow. The following circular haa BRUS been is issued bythe Belgian Minister of the Interior, teinporsrily hold ing the portfolio of war, to the commanders of army corm with reference to the cases of donation which have recently occurred : Gentlemen,—l bare observed with profaned regret that far pease time put isolated uses of desertion have taken piece among the enb-offiosre of stunt eau, seep& These deplorable seta are committed by youog mon led astray by agents, who lead them to believe that upon pariog the freakier they will he admitted into tbri Mertens per lee. They are told that auiroffiriers leaving eer ranks will remise of ooeuratelions. It ie DOONIIIIM gentlemen, to put so emit to the ewer of astertneatii poen ma. who are atineed by deesidel pre- mime, and who us drawn 00, riot oily to commit as motion award by honour le all countries, but also to give up a patties nobly acquired is their own urinary without way guarantee being given them as to the fete which *wails them abroad. Positive information enables ne to affirm that seb-ofitaire who have left is the baps of obtaining a ociaieliwies stewed( are now in the greatest destitution., and bitterly lamest', their fatal and irreparable error. You will be good enough, gentlemen, to ornesuateate this circular to your eabordiaates, and you will sad ore; say method of convincing them that they are deceived. Yoe will ale* make them utidinstend the fell extent of the diehoscres weighing for ewer spas the achtlee who bee Mr gracefully abwadosed the natiowil Aag to go in march a 'octane abroad. (SlAusd) ALP. VAJIDZITTIIMZIIOOI4 Ad tetarim Minister of War. TVHX OXFORD.—SIXTY-1312E, by J. OFFEN- A. BACH LA TRATIATA. NOM/LA. Its, by the moat eMothat Operetta Company ht London, tneladlm Mimes human, WayarAsy, Tyrrell, Barrie . Madame Marla, and Mr Flthlteory: Menem A. BA Mirk, Onset, apaasoil, Mask. W. Witham, and Manor Tivoll—lallet, the BRIDA.L of BEAUTY, by the Mares Tway sad dareattoolea Comedy and Burlesque by the Mebane, Amish sad Davies tie Mothers adMeter Etrald. tit a nebrated Haagartan dampers and Ober Available Wool —THI/1 MVIMING. owl thee et this time lent year. Private reports, which I have not been able to verify, affirm that there were more deaths yesterday from cholera in Paris than on any previous day. _ _ Winter Quarters, in Igloo, December 10,1864, filoo Wook, West k.osi, Rowe's Welcome. Lat. 64.46 N., loog. 87.20 W. Dear friend Chapel.—ln this letter I have some deeply fettered* intelligesee to communicate to you. Sines fall. tog in with the natives, I have not bees idle. Nothing in Fairy e sensitive of wood voyage for the discovery of *North Wert Peetagei, rotating to the Faquiontim of Whiter Island and Ulm*, bat them native, am perfectly !soma up. lades, I led through ray superior hetet , pother Tect-koe-li-teo, that Wilkey ifeesily Interest* dents occurred at both-aimed places that never fogad their plies in Parry or Lyon's works. But the great work already done by me is gaining little by little of these Pelves through Toshoo.li-too sad ff-bier-bing relating to Sir John Franklin's expedition. This you knew was the peat object of my mission to the north. I cannot atop to tell yon now all I have piped of this people—no, not the hundredth part—most of it relating to Franklin's expo dittos. (The natives am now loading sledges—it is 7.30 a.m.) I will give you very briefly what the people of Fog- , Lad sad America will be most interested to learn. When I some down I shall bring my despatches sod imamate tip to the time of writing you. These will be committed to your oars for transmitting to the States. The most Im pethent matter that I have acquired relates to the foot that' there may yet be three survivors of Sir John Franklin s ex- Width, Led one of these. Crozier, the use whosuomeded Sir • 1411111Fraoklin on his death. The detail' are deeply interest *, list this must. milks staid I came do wa.Crozwe sad three Pee who were with him were foiled by a cousin of Curets (Albert) Shoheheruk-pnni (Jobs), and Ar-too-• (Freak) while moving on the Ma froze on. Igloo to another ; this puha having with him hie family a d eogsged in sealing. This ueourr near Neitchville (Boothnia Felix peniusula). Crosier was nothing but " skin and holies,* was *early starved to death, while the three men with Ida were fat. The cousin soon learned that the three fat men had bees beteg on human dash—no the flesh of their companions, who all chested the two skips that were fast to moustathe of km, while Crosier was the only mug that would not est human flesh, and foe this reason he was almost dead from starvation. This cootie took Orosler and the three men at once in charge. lie moos maght • seal, and pm Crosier quickly a little—a very little—piece, which was raw--only one mouthful the first day. The cousin did not pre the' three fat ma sophism far they could well get thong tell Crozier's life wee safe. The next day the eosin gam thorier a little larger piece of semi seal. By the jr. dmithe care of tea mann for Crozier, his life Into mead. laded Crosier's own judgment stack to hint is', tide terrible @Bastion, for he agreed with the Gouda that one little bit was all that he should have the first day. When the coatis) mw Crosier's faro, it looked so bed —his eyes all souk in, the face so skeleton-like and hag tbat be (the cousin) did not cure to look u p on Crosier's Bicolor mimed days after ; it made him feel eo bad. This noble cousin, whom the whole civilised world will ever remember for hunumity, took care of Crozier and bin three man (oars one who died) through the whole winter. Ono man, however, died a short time alter the eosin found them, not because he starved. bat beam, las wee sick. In the sprier Crozier and the remaining two sea moompanied this cousin on the Boothai Felix penis eula to Neitoliville, where there were many Crosier and each of his men had guns end plenty of sum 'Woe, and many pretty thing& They killed a int many ducks, fm., with their guns. Here lived with the Inoulte et Neilthville, 17i Crosier became fat and of good health. °rosier told his cousin that be was mice et lanoil-le gethe Bay). at Winter Island, and Ixlooik many years be lore, and that at tbe last twhimmed places he saw many Insults, and got acquainted with them This casein bed heard of Perry, Lyon, end Crozier, of his Innuit friends at &pules Bay some ;Wen previous ; sod therefore, when Crosier gave him his came he reeollieeted it. The cousin saw Crosier one year before he found him end the three men where the two ships were in the lea It was th ere that ' the cousin found out that Crosier bad bees to Iglooik. Crozier and the two men lived with the Neitchvilte In sults some time. The Insults liked him (Ctozierl i za meth, and treated has always very kindly. At Crosier, with his two assu and one bionic, who took along • kink (an indiarubber boat, as Febier-ling thinks it was, for all along the ribs then was something that cou ld be filled with air), left Neiterviff • to try to go to the Bshin ess country, taking a south comm. When (Albert) and his brothers, in 1834. saw this cones that had base so good to Crozier and his men at Pally Bey (which is not far from Nsitchville), the cousin bed sot beard whether Crosier and the two men and Neitchville loanit had ever come back or sot. The Insults tbink tiny ate deed—do not believe they are. Crozier offered to give his gun to the comes foe saving his kilo, but the condo would not swept it, for he wee afraid it would kill him (the condo), it made such a great noise and killed everything with within. Crozier pm him (the cousin) a Wog curious knife (sword as Febier-bios and Too kohlo-too say it was), tied gave him many pretty thiop be sides. The doge are all in harness sod sledges loaded, and Maude wsitiog fur my kitten. I promise to be ready in thirty minutes. Crosier told the cousin of a fight with a bead of Indiana—not tomtits—but Indians. This must have occurred near the entrance of Great Fhb, or Back's River. More of this whoa I me yon. Geri bless you. C. F. Rama The weather is, however, to all appearance healthy; a fresh bream with light showers and a moderate temperature are eondittons totally diffirent from those under which the cholera made its appear- MBTROPOLITAN MIISIO HkLL Bd Tort—ovea at L—olorieu• wore utsviro r ia e s . fifirca. the unapproachable and original biers*: Barry Liam Leybouthe. the UOll 00101 C Jerry Wood, Chaphto • Beath ; ISMS Win" and Eel Om. Swath we* et Tth Beggars' Opera—Bawer end Ilinkal 'tractor. J. J. IPODLS. POBEIGN WINES, cheap and pure :—Catalonian User& 174. : Andalusia* Port, lTs. dd. : French. ids. : French Lowy. 18.. per dozen ; Beaujolais. lre. ad. Ile Itosaaßion, 17*. ed.: Chablis, 2V.: Sock, 21a. to 945 , sod Sparkling( Bock sad Mescal].. ata. s dams; Coosa Broody. pale or brown. Ma a doses, bottles included. Teases dab. Come paid owl' tour doses into the country. IDWLIID BOWILIUtiItK 60/111. Distillerssud Importers. 774. Boautrost.laandoa. listablahnd 1781 The New York Tribune of Sept. 30 says— A terrific storm mend o►er Grand Oham►re, I. Leninism, a few days sgo, doing immense damage. The people living in adjoining *naafis' ere preparing to weenie the victims. It is supposed that the label:Ablate of the place, emanating to several bundreda, have Wes submerged by beck water from the Golf. Accounts from Northern Mississippi represent the prospects of the next cotton crop as very poor, the negroes being unwilling to go to work or to matte oontrscta with the planters. The planters, however, are cheerful, and will do their utmost to make up a crop. The Houston (Term) Telegraph says that there is hardly any complaint against the proceedings of the military officer* in the State, or interference with or opposition to the civil appointments of Governor Hamilton, whose administration of affairs is giving universal satisfaction. AMERICAN CLAIMS AGAINSTRNIIBNIS. FOREIGN GOVE The New York Tines of Sept. 313 says : Secretary Seward is engaged is makieg so analysis of the claims due to citizens of the United States against foreign governments, and has published a formal notice invitiag having claims not founded on contract, which may are originated since February 8, 1865, to forward without delay the State Department etatemests of the same, nods, oath, aceompanied by proper proof. Under this oomper bemire notice merchants and shipowners wbo have suffered from the deprodatieos committed by the Alabama, Sumter, Sheneedoab, and the other British rebel pirates, can make out and submit their alnico to the State Department, and our government will ask compassation foe the miry from the British governmeot. Damages committed on our frontier by rebel raids from Canada oleo come tinder Oils bead, sad sufferers will have an opportunity of presenting their claims for indemnity. The Semstary of State is de. 'Wog coasidersbleattostion to this matter, asel willpueses it vigorously to the settlement. -terN,EV:S.:!:::: 7L :Sa ‘r : (' . - ----...... A .. . _ _ tirr • ' 07 '. r) . - of 4., .t 1 • A " 1 " '''' 1 . 1 7J 'I T t98a51771 'ITU ... 11 , , , .1... ~.._, , , , 1 _ iitilil lr ..-- t lir" , -... • . 1r X I , . • ta '43irgo, la. Anvrilortaml i TWOPENCE, it ii &nce. A singular funeral oration wee pronounced the other day over the grave of M. Fortoul, the old man who, as already stated, committed suicide in the St. Perrin Almshouses, of which be was an inmate. The deceased, born in 1782, was an uncle of M. Fortoul, the minister of public instruction, who, in the early days of the Empire. did so much to encourage the Jesuits and to banish classics from the French colleges. He him self was the son of the president of the directory (a dignity answering to that of prefect) of the department of the Basses Alper At the age of 12 years, being precociously inspired with a thirst for military glory, he ran sway and endeavoured to enlist in • battalion of chaseenrs de la Montague, celled the Allobrogee, of which his cousin was quartermaster. But the cousin, think ing him too little to carry a musket, sent him home to his father in custody of a gendarme. He never again sought to embrace a military career, and, after studying law, devoted himself to politios. How long it is since he fell into a state of destitu tion does not appear, but many of his old friends, who it is presumed had seen little of him for many years, assembled at his funeral. On a pauper's coffin was laid the deooration awarded to the deceased as a " national recompense," and be was followed by many of Louis Philippe's dearth to the fosse commune (common grave assigned to paupers) in the Auteuil Cemetery. The only relative present was a M Flotard, au old man, I who, on the edge of the grave when the coffin was lowered, announced himself as a nephew of M. Fortoul and a friend of fifty years' standing. He proceeded to make the extraordinary disclosure th►t his unfortunate uncle, whom he compared to Cato of Utica, bad destroyed himself at the age of 83, because he despaired of seeing a revival of revolutionary France, and believed that the pre sent generation would repudiate the inheritance of the Constituent and the Convention. Only • week helms his death ha said the world was not worth living in for him, but that his nephew, who was 14 years younger, might hope to see better things. After a panegyric on the many private virtues of the deceased, the speaker expressed a hope that his friends would cherish his memory, and that God would pardon him for having despaired of the liberties of France. It is rumoured that M. de Bismarck bad no lees than three long conferences with the Emperor at Biarritz, and that in all probability he will be in vited before returning to Berlin to pass a fortnight with his Majesty at Compibgne. The final quotations at the Bourse were but a trifle lower than those of yesterday, but the flue tuations of the day were considerable. In the morning Rents was very buoyant, and was quoted as high as 67fr. 900., but the oloeiog prices were 67fr. 7710. for cash, and 670. 750. for account, with a fall of tic. and 4c. It was remarked that certain parties, supposed to have good political information, were selling. Comptoir d'ffecompte fell 6fr. 25c. Mobilier left off lfr. 25c. higher. THE COLONISATION OF MEXICO. MEXICO, SEPT. 10. Upon the Emperor's return to this capi after his tour in the mining districts, his Majest tal y issued the following decree : We, Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico, considering the somatinses of population upon Mexioors territory in prop'. Won to Its extent, and &aids; to give the most ample guarantees of property and liberty to immigrants, in order that they may become good Mexicans, mors•rely attached to their new 000ntry, and taking into consideration the re port of our junta of oolouiaation, do decree : Mexico is open to the emigration of all nations. 2. Ireprigration agents shall be appointed who will be paid by the State, and whose task shall be to (militia.* the 'wriest of immigrants, to instal them in the lands that shall be assigned to them, and to promote their settlemeot by every possible means. Them agents will resolve orders from as Imperial immigration commissioner, specially appointed by us, and to whom all oommunkotions relative to immigration shall be addressed, through the medium of our Minister of Paige) Works. 3. An authentic and immutable title of property will be delivered to each immigrant, as well as a ciertificem deolar ins that his property is free from mortgage. 4. This property shall be exempt from taxes dariog th e first year, w emit as f r om payment of the fee upon chang ing hands, bat only for the first transfer. 5. Immigrants can obtain letters of naturalisation upon establishing themselves as colonists is the eonotry. 6. Immigraats who should desire to bring with them, or have mot out workmen in oonsiderable numbers, of any mos whatever, are authorised to do so ; but these workmen shall be the subject of epeeist regulation for their protection. 7. The goods of immigrants, their animals for labour or breeding, their seeds.worktug utousils, meanies, sad indus trial apparatus, unfree irons customs and transit dues. 8. Immigrants shall be exempt from military ureic' for five years. They shall. however, form themselves ioto • standing militia for the defence of their property and neigh bonrioe districts. 9. Religious liberty is secured to immigrants, in confor mity with the organic constitution of the Empire. 16. Each of our ministers in his scrotal departassat is charged with tbeerecutioo of this decree. Gives at Chapaltopse, this sth Sept., 1565. 00 8 0 Maine us.. A correspondent at Lewiston, Oregon, gives an extravagant eameet resprotiog gold dim:amiss is that part of the oonairy, as follows :—" The mielog prespeets of this region are still in the ascendancy. se the dimoverisa is quartz have been extensive sod fabulously rich. Oybse, Bogle Creek. sad Booth Boise preciects bid fair to rival, if sot avail the Colorado or Nevada mines, both is the yield of gold, siher, platisa. sad cooper. Mills muse* eroded by Eastern capitalists are y ieldiug front 1,500 to 3.000 dole. par day. Numerous rich lodes have been discovered, sod see sew in the hands of axe who have sot the TOWS to developer work them—New York paper. RiCC BUNNING IN nil Noss.—Mary Robson, a 5101 sixteen years el sas, was brought up is ewsiedi before the Gateshead county magistrates ea Tomas). with bevies esters to several stacks laslonglej to tr i ather, Mr. Thomas Bober's, st Barlow, on the 3rd of October. Bite admitted that she had fired her father's core steaks three times. She was wet far trial as the Durham assissa. OSYNNAL Parma Orbs SHILLING DAY. WTOCCIDAT, OCT. 11. —Adniaileits OM parll7 4 2.298: Ma* saws tisk,* 1.149. Total violate, 3, . TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCL (storm's rams►n,) FRANCE AND PRUSSIA. BERLIN. Ocr. 11. The semi-official Provincial. Corremondeez of to day publishes an article upon the visit of Count von Bismarck to Biarritz, in which it says : "The honourable and cordial reception of Count von Bismarck by the Emperor Napoleon, and the observations of his Majesty upon pending ques tions are guarantees for the unaltered con tinuance of the friendly relations between France and Prussia. It is mainly owing to this fact, indeed, that the question of the Duchies could be brought to a solution in con formity with German national and Pruasian in terests without European complications. No doubt mists that the Emperor has resolved to con tinue the calm, honourable, and disinterested 1 policy be has hitherto pursued." TURKEY. PARIS, Ocr. U. The Paris evening papers publish advises from Constantinople to the 4th inst., which state that the Menus had rejected any arrangement for the secu larisation of the Mosque property. They had, however, admitted • project for the relief of the sufferers by the late fire. These persons would rebuild their houses upon laud forming part of the Mosque property, with the right of bequeathing them to their heirs, but the proprietorship of the land would remain in the hands of the clergy. The Paris papers further state that the conversion of the Cousolides had been arrested, and that the government, in default of the resources anticipated from the Mosque property, had contracted a loan at 12 per cent. Lord Lyons, the new Ingliah ambassador to the Porte, was expected at Constantinople on the 7th inst. Sir Henry Bulwer would proceed direct to Nice. AMERICA. SOUTHAMPTON, O,r. 12. The Hamburg and American Company's steam ship Germania has arrived. She left New York on the 30th ult., and brings 171 passengers for this port, Havre, and Hamburg ; 191,870 dolt. in specie for England, 84,400 dols. for France, and 4,000 dols. for Hamburg. On the 30th ult., off Sandy Hook, she spoke the steamer City of Cork, on the lit inst. the steamers Allemannia and Bellona, and on the 2nd inst. the steamer Persia--all bound for New York. On the 10th ivat. she spoke the British barque Marquis of Worcester. The Ger mania's news has been anticipated. SPAIN'. The Spanish journals, says the Nord, speak of numerous arrests which have taken place at Sara gossa. If the accounts which they give are correct, the movement must bave had more importance than was at first attributed to it, and the question was not simply one of octroi tariffs. Among the per sons arrested are men of mark among the liberal Part 7. MADRID, Oar. 8. The Progressist committee of Saragossa have ad dressed a communication to the Central Committee in this city, dated sth instant, which states that six killed and 18 wounded fell under the fusillade of the troops on the night of the Std instant. It is added that the military were directed to fire at the people in the balconies, an order with which they did not fail to comply. The cholera begins to create some anxiety in Madrid, and the general sanitary condition of the city, though not alarming, is considered by no means satisfactory. In the Escuelsa Piss (reli gious schools for youth) five cases occurred on the I sth inst.,and in the government military provision establishment, 16 cases. Cholera first made its appearance here on the 15th August. Since that date the daily number of cases, commencing at 6 or 8, has, it is stated, reached the maximum of from 40 to 50. A royal order has been issued declaring the port of Row, in the province of Gerona, to be infected with cholera. RAILWAY ACCIDENTS TO GENERALS GRANT AND BBERESII.--Gossrals Greet and Sherman both met with railway theideets on the 27th tilt The former ratursing from lodithapolis to Cincinnati, was switched off the tack, and the car is which he was 'sated dragged for some dietetics before the train was stopped ; and the latter was thrown from the track about the same time ewe the Ohio and Miseiselopi road. between 1•1111T•DOF berg and Ciacianoti, and the ass which be occupied sub jetted to similar treatment. The danger to General Grant is stated to have been the result of • deliberate I attempt to samenasto him. The Clacinnati Gazette of the 28th that. says:—"The presidtht al the road, H. 0. bard, Es q.. en bearing of the occurreeth, immediately proceeded to Guildford to investigate the matter. It was found that some infamous seriondrel. u wicker/Ith Booth. bat with leas Georilitib had brakes the look from the switch sad tanned the latter with a view et *rosin the train from the track. lertaaately. the week was baegliogly doss, and to Ibis feet the stoops of the win from Wog smashed is duo, the koosecitive and tender having, ss described, kept the tweak. NA thus protheted the car winnings the goosed from going aver. It was • narrow soothe, and while the While will rejoice that this dastardly attempt os the life of the Baines:at-general failed, they wUI regret that there is little probability of Bodin the scoundrel who would plunge i W adios into moursiag a mooed thus for seethes of Ma great sad valued men." LONDON Gsasiat Oximstrs OotryairT (Lnirria). —Trolls seseipts feu the welt amass Oat. 8, 12.7284 10s. id. PORTUGAL King Don Fernand% father of the reigning King, having been appointed by the Portuguese Cortes Regent during the absence of the Sovereign, has published a proclamation, in which he swears that be will maintain the Catholic religion and the in tegrity of the kingdom, observe the oonetitution, remain faithful to the King, and relinquish the royal power on his return. The Nord says that ths journey of the King sad Queen will continue during the months of October sad November. ITALY. --.-- - A Florence letter says :—" The ex-Iring of Naples is seriously disquieted by the approoohing departure of the French troops. Before the 15th of September, 1866, be will bare to decide on some course. He holds frequent councils of his ministers at the Farness Palace." WEATHER REPORT. Tall/LINDAY, 0171011111 Abentses Valenti& .... 1 cap. Cann. t iretwol ... lialybead renown .. othefort W•yroosti Porumoalh rAMe it aroma 1966 671 19.14 6 • 19.86 66 29.86 2963 56 19.71 66 WA 16 29.86 66 260 67 1350 19.66 16 19.48 56 29.36 66 19.90 91.37 67 cwt Midas aw,cowa S.W. MIA LL T && W. &L& r IBA MOWN& 711IDAT. NI MOlllllllllll lIIIVIDAT. Northerly to W., amis. N.W. to LW, &ilk strong, with opal; squally, some show. showers. en Westerly to N. and warms. An &son. haq4 strong "1"117. with abowsrok W.O.W. to W.W.W., Boum= W. to N. and badt. Woot o j i s m treab, a few a strops to moderate, Sao yeatenSky. N. to W., varytnitroot lAITW. Ai next above. a gale to emanate, showers Ifortbers=flootland. Waatorscnlreland. Wales, and adja cencies. boutbern=iaglialt (bent and By at Assay. lastern./butward Zeglaad and North Bea AOOIDINT TO MIN AT ASTLTT'S TRICATILL—LaiI ovesdag an asiddent, which might have ham &Goaded with serious minieriesitoss. haPoseed to Miss Menke% while she was performing ira the mooed act of the Chad of the Dora, at iky's Theatre. In this act she has to rids throw the stage *pea • "Osamu • horse through heavy peas, which are releassatod 111 beating against • rocky shore, and when aU had pawed about half way somas, soessiimse appearing end at other times disappearing a the sari, the actress sad her Mired fall through an opening in the hoards down a descent of about tea feet. alighting upon a arreno-shifter who was passing at the time. This becks the force of the fall, otherwise Wm Ethlron moat have bean seriously injured ; so it was, how avec, her aids and back were bruised. The curtain we. isomsdintaly dropped, sad great mositamant prevailed among the audience. Er. Dodd. surgroo. of Westrnielthr road, was at once seat for, and he barns; applied snob remedies as were neeassary, Miss blenkan was enabled, in the course of about twenty mingles, to reappear opals the stage and to resume her part in tbo poi *manes. The warsoishiftor received a severe shock. lilwar.WWirro • Bair-OBOWL—Yesterday after. noon Br. Webster, the coroner, bald an inquest on view of the body of William Clark Gillatt, at the Beehive Hotel. West-street. The dscasasd was • 1110 maker, aged 18 years, and resided with his parents is Gallotesot. About three weeks ego ha bad been sposdiog • balf- holiday with • cousin, and in jest be put a half-crows piece into his month. His cousin remonstrated with him for his ltor pendia" but be persisted, mad the cola slipped down his throat Dr. Bide, wan called to ass Gillatt, sad pro scribed for him, and ha got a little hotter. Hs grew very ill on Sunday morning, vomiting blood, and gradually sinkiag. The doctor said he bad so hssitatioa in saying that death wan caused by the balf-arows, and that • post mortars% axamlnatiou would only be for the purpose of math• Eying curiosity. The immediate cause was harm The jury ?startled • verdiat is WZICOO6IIOII with the method hotimoay. —Sheffield Daily Tdegrapis. WITHILL Bono FAIR, Ocr. 11.—This fair re sumed to-day with the show and sale of haws. and them was a very large collection of • varied Glass of animals. and a large attendance of London and proviocial bores-dealers. Homes of superior stamp sold pretty frosty and brought remunerating valor, tut horses of secondary dmariptsons sold at low figures. The following are the average prices : Well-bred young bones, of good grootb, suitabls for double harems, private Aces, 48 to 55 gains ss ; eel ditto, of high (whims, 70 guineas ; and strew ditto, of heavy stamp, for vies, carriers, and town purposes. 35 to 45 (Minna/. Horses of good blood and pedigree, adapted for the hunting-601d and other saddle Par realised prices varying from 60 to 120 gu inam r = Irish burden, 75 to 140 guineas; handsome riding nags and neat weight-carryiag cobs, 20 to 30 guiness ; superior active young met horses, suitable for merchants and London purposes, fetched 45 to 50 guineas and !laudations ditto for match teams, 65 to 70 guineas ; and useful, quick stepping homes, fee onmilms mad other hash ney machine work, 25 to 35 animas. The show comprised large droves of promising, unbroken cart colts, and among which there was a good basemen ; thrsoyear old cart colts mats 35 to 40 guineas, and two-year Ws ditto, 20 to 26 guineas. Irish bred nag sod harness colts were selected at 20 to 30 guinea; and Welsh forest ponies 5 to 9 guineas ; seasoned sad aged cart and light homes 12 to 16 anthem Many hones yet remain unsold. The fair belay was limited to the sale of horses. The hop sod cheese mart will open to-morrow, sod eosaidsrablo beetle is going on in ths loos tier of hop barns, sad heavy cargoes of hops have arrived hers for sale. The sheath fair is expected to he a dose OM Ale INDIAN NIOITT.—There bad always, to my mind, been something weird and unearthly sheet an Indian night . I never could rsooacile myself to the crab , . num of life which burst forth as daylight waned, or shake off the vain* sense of mystery and &mow which sosmed to pervade the air like a subtle 011161106. ThOlinandli our rams, it was impossible not to remember, had falls. in that lsnd while engaged in a work, the magnitude or the imperleasos of which the world doss not yet aO•quately onderstaod, and thosthas mere wars spending thew best days, enduring the worst pangs of exile, separated from same and children, arid Modred, is wider to further the ame great undertaking—the undortakiag to spread on lightthment and civilisation arum( two hundred millirem of people, who seem to hove bees the sport of fate for two demand years. The vary ansgaitode of tho country weighed upon one more at night than at other an 4110•11. Then, too, strange creatures came forth into the world— the sobea emerged from his hiding-place, and myriads of harmless fire-thro dosed in the bad canoed the tram to over flow idtb • stream of brilliant gems. Ths loud, sberp chirp of a legion of crickets and other insects, the hearse croak of the ball-frog, the strange dreary cry of a bird which many of the natives call the " devil-bird," and which sounds like the shriek of a mad woenaa, mingled wildly with • *ming, awry scream ,followed by ono= asithoevt of screams cm all Niche, as if a peek el wore let loose instead of wily • pack of *kale. Chaa. atonally the nmaotoeous song or chant of the satire boat men gads • net of barman refrain to this,. discordant sounds. If you look cat across the river, you see • freight fire glaring, sod unearthly looking figures hovering n thruselag into the something at the end of along pole. It Is a heroin shoat sad the polo is carrying to the firs the bode of a man or woman who died a few hours before. A little distance away, the sound of tom • trans, sod a stringed Instrument whom snoods resemble those of the bagpipa,ouly a little more distractiag, 'how that the villagers to laving a carousal. Clove to the beaks of the river, smear your home, the lights al hustings ass ilittiag shoat, and you welch them, volt ma that they follow a flews* carried by throe or four ism It Is some poor dying Illudoo, brought doers to Oars a th e koll "Oulign," lovlowed Osnoss, Wenn lode amid away to Paradise ea Its loceace.—lerlef Ipitly Review. OUTWARD AURICAN MAWS —BOl/TILAMPTOX, Ocr. IL—The North Gemara Lhrflre otmowei [ boo add bon keen , kw New Turk dirisot, with the Freeells Gorman, ad English made, towed», with 150 debts pas perogwarand leer forgo. inaluding !nook bwollory to Qs ogee of 14,740 f. & T.l lan ol 21).47 SAS ILL Z.N.Z. ILL 1.1.4.1. N.N.W. W.N:W. W.N.W. W.ii:W. M.X.W. THE FENIAN CONSPILAOY. DUBLIN, WIDIHMIDAT NIGHT. Thirteen of the Fenian prisoners were under ex amination today in Cork. They were all committed foe teat. Among the documentary evidence produced at the examination we* a manuscript diary of the year 1848; in the handwriting of Thomas Meagher, who I war stated to be a Fenian a mitre." Artesia are reported from South Cavan and °sidebar. AMP= OF A Apftlit_Lwrowx cowm_issioNEA A MANUS OF TREASON. A few minutes before 5 o'clock a crowd of about; 30D penises was chewed to approach the Qoemistowe Ire 'be vary centre of this crowd w a largo bat of polio., and is tin midst of the polies sera them or fairy prisosars, ono at whom was Mr. Robert O'Driscoll, ons d the eemseimonsm of Qessewiewe under the Towns Improve. meat Ad. Op iekry tato the woe of Mr. allrieroire poet. Onion learned that from information received by ths moats. belary. Mr. prove(, sl,ea hirad•OonstabisT=pliod for • warrant spinet idit O'Drimolk sod an it being psrfseted. west and. made their arrest. A Wl's , * invostatlition was soon dim held by the magistrowo, sod the sviderxe addend by the Justices at the inquiry was coosidorod to fully warrant the committal hf Mr. O'Drisooti far trial. While we write ha is in thseouuty gaol, and we are able to say from observation that his sudden mist and removal, wider the eireemstanese, created quite a sonsatimi through W locality of Qeseastows. There are a somber at docu ments sow istba ios of the authorities toad* to = T eco implicsto r. Skle by aide with Patrick Mr. li - was inam W bed young mac named Mummy, a native of Idnistiek, also charged with treason, and arrested on board the Helvetia, after his mango from America. Mores, was also ommuitted, and is sow in the comity gaol. It is really a painful this' to cm ' tssaplabs the number of parsecs who have easaprombed 'her families sod their friends, and rigged *heir owe prospects in lifa, by noreflealingly eommittien thsesealree to this folly of ell follies.—Cork Daily Reporter. MURDER 01 4 BAEAR MEKREPER BY POACHBRIc N BOTHBRIIAM. Late on Tuesday night the neighbourhood of Rotbsettsin was the some of a seagnieary enowater be tween • peg of post:hen sad • party of gamekespeie. which resulted 10 the death of ooe of the keepers. Foe some weeks past lt be* been know" to the keepers of the Wickeraley, Thrybsegh. and adisioieg estates, tbst their ss wore almost nightly visited by a gang of postilion. • =were mod frequently, however, is Westwood, an wircesiye weed like between Wiekwaley and Itamellabl, throw►k which • public footpad% raw. Oa Teed*, eight four keepers, named William MI, Joseph Nimbi*, Joke Hawkins, sad Timms Wildsmiths, secreted thsareelyes near the outskirts el We wooded the topside, having geed reason to believe that the poachers would some that wag. About 10 o'clock they beard a Wise as of ada get. deg war the hedge, mid in • few siesta, sew from twelve to fifteen mast badly watered settles up • rabbit net some eighty yards in Megth close unclog the hedge. Lilloy said to his brother keepers, " Now is our time," sad he leaped ever the hedge mad* the poachers. Before he had reeocered himself • WU power ful looking fellow who was nearest to him streak him a Merits blew over the heed wish • lasdgestake, mid felled him seneelme to the ground. The three other keepers were smiled with stories, but they quickly ran to the sleigh hosting valises foe &widows. Oa their 'stern they found LiUry on the trowel iasenadde, sod bleed* profusely. He was roamed home, and ore a medical cuaiinadoe it was forced shat be Ltd rewired ten fearful wane& oaths bead, mid WM the ham of Ws skall was frestaned. The wooed& were snob as would be wired by kicks. Be died ea 12 o'clock without haying spokea. Lindy has left • widow and ems yaw age's. • Duels?:?Mos Hau.wai AcOLDZET. —On Tues day owing as &widest occurred on the Great Wester& Railway at 800 Brook, shoat a mile and • quieter from Kidderminhee, which thewiesed • great destreeties of property. The Wiliam Deer the station are higher des the spot where the becidest wearied ; and by some earthmen. several tracer lodes with dear wawa from them and raa doss the iodise sad over 800 Brook viaduct, so use being minima of what bad occurred. The up Loudon goods Math passed thwesik Miaierminiter Statios at 7.25 p.m. It wee draw. by • Ise powerful sew wise, which reowelly cod 3,0001. and was regarded es 0150 of the beet the .* pommeled. It careered onwards at • rate which, w • ' come la werneet with the *seeped troths, probably anwestall to between 30 bed 40 miles aa bout. The sight wee desk bed the emelt meet terrific. Away at Ridderwiwiter statics the dull reverberation of the shock was bond, SWISS& IBM than • mile detest, sad the apprehensions W oweakeed were sooa afterwards confirmed by &Atilt. era who resides Beer the ante of the collides into the steaks with the unpleasant tidings. The wrack . lof • teals wee Dom more complete. The mese was sway buried iu ths ground at the L u t r f I Nee, red above It was an irregular pyramid of broken Meeks imes" 20 feet is men is height. Too eugthe-driver. stoker, irjutuard ologod maths injury. The broken trucks were Whoa la somber, and the chaos into whir* the Uwe was Mose a wee basaidering. Telegrams wets mot to Wasosolor sod Dudley fees widows, and • large body of M were sow ea the spot. The wreck of the troika was Miff to afford light for the men to work by. With pest swede° the down lies was cleared soot after mid , sight. sad the presser twigs, whisk bad Wag been de- Wed, were at leusth allowed to peas. Tbe these of the ' goods tnin wee dNsted oat by mats force with the aid of another aegis% sad the pile of tracks and their siodente were gradually removed. The up line was sot cleared dB mid•day yesterday. Tbe damage dons is estimated at bee twins AOOOl. end 4004 The exciatesa has beth taken iota custody far THE CATTLEIL I AT I ZAND THE CATTLE TILIDI.--• At a meeting of laadowsers, graziers, and cattle dealers. lola at Mapes its Moseley lest, Mr. William Robithon, of Scala Park. is the chair, the seesaw of clods; the old statute false, Middleham Moor and others, os the pastas later's* wee fiesissed. The cbairmsa, is opening the prowedisge et the weeds& mid it bad long bees to him e matter of earpribe thst with the I.eihtiee effooked by railway aommeeicaties. the Craves sodas bad sot here- Wow eetablided • great asthma fair is the ethos of the district. The swoon of the new sheep fair at Beads& convinced him that as wind feir held oe the Liston Holmes poorlose to Kiddish= Moor, would become one of the greeted fairs is the musty. Why take their stock over the hisbeet hills in the thentry. where there was se railway emosaaniottios, vibes they bad such a firstirath site in the centre of the dutch", leoladteg Niddordele. Wharfedale. sad Airedele ? They an knew the value of good markets, sad sow was the time to wail themselves of sorest a aostheieses for the district. This year they most rabid their casket to the Meek of the distal*. m elding ail lowly imported stock from Indeed sad tho Costliest. He Yid been wand that every facility would be gimes by the Sowers and isekeepere of the district. sad all the peat gramme with whom hei had come is Den.tact lad preached their hearty support. It was ales stated is Mee megalith that 50 years ago Liston Moor and Bees Year, weeigerms, woman, site of the greatest show of Scotch sad other oath gruel is the district of Craves. —Mr. Entebbe, of Once% edit he thought the scheme meet feesible wadi the Mew most opportoos. We could, he amen customers Sheltie district was most healthy —be thought free frost thy Moto.. The field was ea en rolled site, with • pure stream of thitcr on the which he thought • peat advent's*. This yaw be world th a t the show sheald be held es Thursday, the 2ed of K.. 'ember. es Wednesday was searket.day at Leeds sad Wake- SM. The silleiolll Wei escosded mid uesainumely carried. A market esseesttese wee aposisted. with Power to add to their mate; mad Yr. Birkbeek, of Threadand Reuss, wee eibpdated sewstary. Sam sr Ware Hsu:Lwow , —oo Moodsy lb* whole of the " bodienes." as they ere teneed, whow weelt is the timber pads at West Hartlepool. tossed ax es *drumbeat sop& nu, hoe bees receiving 21e. sad mss. pcd soak oaf saw allowed Ss., "dab lean pill *A Islasteas. The swam rehash tp give we V:=44 the esssestumat is list sliest NO masa out of eagloyalest.—Darlisiessua Nerestr. ~(THIS DAY.) ' lt I A.M. - _ 4 11.1 • 9 LILL 6 6 16 6 i ILI. N.W. I. A., • Alia 1,1 ) . ; _ a OO O.P$ in 10.411 at ;0.00, eiw.w. N.B.w. W.N.w. W.K. W. W. w.&w.