The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-13 00:00:00

. • ;•,,,,,^"*s7 ' ''::-, _ 1 : 4 : • 2- fr - . 7.---- / "" - , r Isi EWS EAP.E it _. .. _'...4,t :::::.. - --- -"- o‹.els- C- .2 • :' 1 7 "--- • • : 01 ' :) ) . ' l • .. a " " '' , • .1 . - * 7 - ... f 14 1 111 rde4 . . . ..., • c ,4-, i 1 . ... . ' •'-f--,- - 1 'O-s----- , • . 1 gr .. - . • • •••.. ..., .t. STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL] f TWOPE 7CE , i : t 1 ' I ; . . . Po' EXPRESS FROM PARIS. gTODAR E.— lflerts REPRESRIVATiON. TII EAT EN at MENNEN, EGYPTIAN a It ANY XIII In MAGIC and VENTILIUDQUISM, by colonel EITODABIL—The real %dial Henkel Trl* and Imetanteneons growth of Tower Trees. as Introduced, or the Aral time In this country, on touter Monday, Apra lt, 19M, by Colonel Modare, and only per formed by MR and tne indlan Magicians. XVL&Y EVENING at a (nate:days Inoluded), also on Wednesday and wordy , Attu- noose, at Stalle at Mitchell's, IS, Old dond-stanet, and 801-1 1 ota iu tyotlealtall.Adambidos, hoed IL intrecttlonaThe se,' April 14 1883. DRAMA. BPOBTIAG INTELLI4 1 1 - .• VCR CALCUTTA Direct, the CASTLE LIN E f PACK errs (highest class at Lloyirs,) leading In the VAst DOM Docks, under engagement to her Majesty s Council for Ind AR* UNDXL CAISTLit, I.oel tons regieter (asßed '7th Sept ; teAlitrilCK CAATLIL LNG Sons register, to mil 97th Oct.; LSVOILTIi CA&TLii, ma tone wester, to follow. AnnV to the egisera, DONALD (AMAIN and Co., LIN erpool ; GEINDLAY anCo td, Parliament-street ; or to (i. and A. 11.1111111 10 mad Co , 9, Oreeechnrch street KC. ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Flee Pound Shares, entitled to a first Preferential Dirt dead al 11 per Cent per annum in priority over all the other Capital of the Company. Lime of 120.000 Shares of 1...5 each. Convertibie into Consdidated stock on payment In fall. Brit right to Dividend In priority user all the existutg Capital of the Company, and equal participation pro rata la all other . Dividends or Manses otter payment of 8 per cent. to Second Preference and 4 per eent. to Old Stook. One Pound per share peyahleun application. and a further sum of Thirty Millinpper share on allotment. No further call in lON than three mouths after this allotment. No further liability. Each subscribers' liability being specially limited to the amount of his subscription. The Right Nom JAMES STUART WORTLEY, Wortley Lodge, L pper Sheen, Chairman. CURTIS M. LAIUDaN, Eau, 64, clnectrw.roet, Cheapside,Vice- Chairman. Q.P. Bidder lag., Oreat Oseellinaltillk Weotoilail m, Itasca Le 'lreton: q ui., St. Sussex Lee, Regents-park. Edward Cropper, ~ B,oam* Penanast. gk Edward Canard, Bart.. 112. 014 Broad-street. Samuel Gurney, Ti, Prinoesgate c6, lgpark. Captain A. T. listatlton, It, Solton.rosr, Georp Peabody, Ben.. IX Old Broad-street. John Fender, leg., M.P.., Manchester. HOIIOItAIT DULDNOZ—ii . H. Stephenson, FAQ., Chairman of Deffiid of Inland Revenue. 11011101U1I Dual Ono Q Tlli careen 11f1710 AID Stifle/ !nom OUR ow BATY &REEL Two yams ago, almost to a day, Mr. Chides Mathews retaseed to this house drawer/ somensfol ap pearance in 'Paris as a performer in French, and hat might he returned once more after another and even greater triumph of the same kind, and was welcomed as an old sad deserved favourite deserves to be welcomed. When be ternslds back fora sheet time on the English step, h nleaves so we to fill his place, sad when le returns a whole troop of gay, ligirthearted, amnsieg tessreseers return with him. Hie Bas vein of delicate animal spirits it still unerbausted. sad his ambodimeat of Sir Charles Oeldstireem in Used wp —the character is which he has bras delighting Paris for several weeks, and in which he appeared last Dighb—is se fresh and as prefect as ever. Ptambek old classical bar league of the TM Golden Moms was seals revived as the afterpteos, and to this Yrs. Charism Mathews played Medea, with great breadth and vigour, and kin Charles Mathews are ia talked pleasantly to theandleme as Oborsa New awasaiu paration by Mr. John Ozonfard s.d Ma Baskiaabals. PARIS, TIIOIIIIIDAI KVINING. The King and Queen of Portugal arrived at the Tuileries at 9 yesterday evening. On their way from Biarritz they stayed a night at the Botel de Branoe at Bordeaux, where the Portuguese awing had the honour d dining with them. The prefect CAFFILINE of PACKETS for CALCUTTA Z Irect—NOTlClt to SHIPPIRS.—The splendid WARWICK CASTL E , Lied tow maner. DAVIDAt i rtE Commander, toadtng In the anot vOl be toe 17th October. All cargo gamed n;=emel maripactinmgalde an.l cleared not later than the Zth Ind.—!bs height or Perm* , efpli to the owners. lIONALD CURREN sad 0 0 ,, Liverpool oftiNDLAY sad Co.. 66, Parthuneutatinet ; go O. and A. szsavra end Co., No. 9, Otseadlurch- 641999 , LC. Tram OXFOR.D.--SIXTY-SLX, by J. OFFEN- A. BACH ; LA TBAYItTA, NORMA, ha, by the most efficient °parade Company in London, * D eluding Atem• Enna, Wildm M an. TYwilik /aerie ; Madame arta, and Mies Ints-lAssey; Meson A. St. Albyn, Green, Spequoll, Huak, W. Willianta s l Signor TtrolL—Bal the BRIDAL of BEAUTY, W the Tony and Sara Onnang Comedy and Burlesque by the D'Anbans, Veers. Darlah and Davies : the Brothers and Slater Kinn. the celebrant* Hungarian denten , and other available Wank —THIS ItYZNIBG. of t►e Gironde and the District General Drums waited on their Majesties in the course of the even ing. At Paris they were met at the Orleans Rail way station by Prince Poniatowaki, the Emperor's scuyer. Tina evening they intend to go incog. to some theatre. _ _ WWII& MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of wall -lard, London) LINE of STRAY and PACKET SHIPS tO II IIIIAIIA.—Por MELDORRNI, Pod Philip. direct Hatt the Dodos es SATURDAY. 116 October. calling at taw splendid clipper ship SUSSEX. 1.100 tens. 11217111,L1DOERit. Commander . Wog in th• East India Dn'tts• Her accommodations for all clamor of passengers are uusu•••o. wsadrwill earn an experlencol ourgroo. Yor freight or pa rp• amit to Are PORT and DORGAN, with Werra )10/4nif a ,she .., add SONS, 7, LeadenhallMeeel SAIJOIL--LK• awl PEILIIIINW WORCESTER/WEI BAUCL This Astons eoadhse NLY st, pronounced by conwolobeitte TEE O OOOD SALIM' _ is prepued eolely by LEA and MAINE. The public era sespeoUulD caationed egelest worthless WSW Dons, and should see that Lea and Perdition:os moon wrapper, label, bottle, and ttrriA. and PIUtEINIF BAUM (told wbotenale sad for *sport by the Yrowtotors u Vf_oreeeter Menus. CROWE as& ILLACILWML ; Marc BAZMAY and SONS. Loudon. ite.. ala ; and by grocers and admen unlysweEE A letter from a medical man in the Pays asserts There are conflicting reports about the cholera. RUM". Allan... N. IL Are&bald, Nen , N.Y. Consul, New York. near Cooper, Man, New York. trillion Z. Dodge Eaq., New Yolk. Cyrus W. Field. Bsq New York. nip Ana. ltsq onwaal. Canada. Wee. Cusard..ll 4 , t liallfas. Nova non. Winn 0. Sign, New A York. A. A. Low. In a Teat. Rosin Potter. beft, Now York. Walter Orteve, Kan., St. John's, Newfoundland. Thee. C. Els, ear. Pau Barn Nova neon. HOganni COnntriiiii ligament im Antinta—Oen. Marshall Leases. New York. Biglen SIT in Oncost itnrlatrungnsurr --George toward, Bp 00120710118—Mali11. Frendelds and Newman, 5, benk.braldings, Londoo. Anrroi—lL W. Blackburn. Ent.. Bradford. Yorkataro, Public Accountant. Geoeo—l!, BL Retan's-place, inshopegatostreet Within, Landon. BLNLEILS. In London Th. Bank a England, iferars. olsn, Mills, and Co. In Liverpool—The hank of England. In Manchester—The Consolidated Bank. In Deland—The National Bank and ile Branches. In Scotland—The Britt& Linen Company and its Brogans. In New York—Messrs. Duncan, Sherman. and Co. In Canada and Nora Scotia—The Bank. of British North America. In Newfoundland—The lclos Bank of Newfoundland. Priority la the allotment to the extent of one-half of these shares will be given to present shareholders applying foe the same on or before Thursday, the frith instant :>. ~.iN BMW FROM LIVIRPOOL OR QIIIIINSTOWN TO NNW YORK. TWIGS • WM& LIVERPOOL, NEW YORE, and PzEunazila osmium? 0080•1111 Intend ar their tell-goveredliklieheßl Ina entre aireasable• eanyhig the Visited States FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW TORR. CITY OF DUBLIN. Saturday, OM. la. CITY OF BI TON, Wednesday. Oct 18. CITT 01 CORK, Friday, Oct. IL And ovary N edbeeday, and alternate Fridays and sawraiwa. Cabin pumas by the mall steamers galling every W 16.17, and 41 guineas, according to the aocommodatiortg; by the Friday's and Saturdays steamers. lb Ratner. =raid passage Includes a Thu supply of cooked ter Cssmda and the United States booked on ;111.LIAM 21. ageoos 1;7-For 11 IPar l; cw and MACKT, 61, Ring Willtainotrset. Leaden. — Ts T O 21.40 BITTBB WO= QITIAIMit WINS. meat palitlibie sad wboksionta Wirt Ls exladsnos. U ItYTICIMMT TONIC, An unequalled utoinacitio. and • gentle stimulants Bold by sneers Italian warabousesies, wine merckants, cote MeMaliees, sad Minos at Mu • dozen. Manufactured by WATT= and WILLIAMS, l I k artlA•lane, Canuon•treet, Landes. waol Monte, E. Lewis and Co., Wareaster. IiNUTSFORD GRAND STAND.-BUILD 1140 for the FRENCB BIBITION.-Tbe SIMMS of THIS DAY, peke ed., by post 6.1., contains : Vine View of the brand Stan.(, Kuutdord, Cheshire-The Holy City-The Health and Dwelling Question at the Sheffield Conprese-Tbs Trench Exhibition Palace of 1867-Items front Koine-The Fine High-and their Connexion with Education-The White Hart lon. atreet Southwark (with illustration) -Chemical Restoration of Ancient Glass -A School of Science foe Plymouth-Sanitary Matters etpool Architectural Society : Varying Valuations. etc.-Utiloe, 1, Yorkktreet, Covent-garden; and aU booksellers. ROTTERDAM 'Led the RHIML—REDI:7O. TION of PAID.—Tlie Netherlands ataambost etYf bet sad favourite steamer BATAWIIit, Captain W. lan Brusawiek Pier, Blackwall, EVILY SUNDAY at it o'clock. as arrival *I tie Mid a.m. train from Fesonsueldreet Station. Swlnaad [we: Saloon, Al fa.: for. cabin, If& ; return tickets breed at fare and a Ult.—Apply at CHAZLINS Universal SiLore and Co . "' Do rTM L in P s! rn, NEW WYE ROUE BY MR PERCY R. ST. JOHN. Ou Monday nett, tu 1 vol., plies Ou, PA lIL PEAB OD Y. 8y the Author of "The Bailor Cruxes," &a. Rex Maxwell awl Co., 113 Ylest-elreel. VERYBODY'S BUSINESS. liin tos. Fad ra 1,11 l lIS 111 $1 1.141 50 SON 74.171 37,00 am 1,864 MO L 14032 19,i06 1,396 51,64 8.631 6,06 6 n, and oat. for th a ace. al the nratar Da k r is c r l !Snag I of la health Daus. Ing OA' be base Ipep )001*- Ir. - ~.cress I GrOCerl. e wife at Fanner. a wU$ 01 f vr. vr- 'U. of W. c h. Bath. u taalalr. A Alia Catalog , '" [WA 014110. w oos, bi o Lett& Data- Align" nU,142 011 SOTO:We RObing o4l loto.l. a g Ira 9. r a s 09 iasdasso. nOPINHAGEN, MALMO, and STOCKHOLM. NJ The AI mew steamer NEW SY, Captain J. L CAVIL will dear far the above porta on or abvot 14th inst. This deeraer hat Ter, seeoeszasetatton for pareengera— Apply to PHILLIP "EtTIMIS, PHILLIP'S and Co., M. Don damehoeac St. Deirdan'e-hill, LC. GRAVESEND. The GREAT EASTERN STICAM.3HIP. The BALOO , I ULM-PACK ST CON PANT S VIOOIIIL the ALKTANDII4 leaves Loadan-bridp Wharf dolly (Sundays included?, at a quarter-past 10 am.f. r liceber. stile and Terrace Pier, Gravesend. sad toe round the GREAT WITIGN oft eieeteess; returning Vora Graresend (taelthin ▪ Enetterville) at 4.30 p.m. /area :—hose London to Graves end—lon Sakes, angle, la ; ditto, return, is. Id.; Grandhahise. dues, L. ed. ; ditto, retarn, bald. !rose London round Great learn and back—lore Saloom, la. : Grand Saloon, 4.. tram Gravesend round Great Eastern and back—lore Saloon, la bd. ; Grand Saloon, 2a. Children tinder Ten Years of age ball-pries. aloes, 43, Tatstcheap. THE CREDIT PONCE= and MOBIL L= of ENGLAND thistlied). IIOTICI 111 HEREBY WYNN, that the HALF-YEARLY OVIERAL MELTING of this Company will be held at the Leaden Tavern, Eithopegate street, London, on TUESDAY, the Sib October. as 11 o'clock a.m. medic- 11, kw the purpose of gashing the DUectorf and .as' Iteposi sad balance &mt. and for declaring a dividend. The Transfer Books of the Company will be Owed treys Satur day, the plat. to Saturday, the Nth October, both days Inclusive. Ey order of the Court of Dt ALElTt e l e tir Awat, secretary. 17 and 18, Grow, London, Oet. b 1146. TRIG CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of S.:GLAND (Limited). Capital £1.000,000, in 100,000 shares el AID each. Capital subscribed, 100.000 shame (Ord Moue), £1,000,030. Capital paid up thereon (8.5 per share), £600,000. lioserve hued, £oeo,ooo. Dividend reserve fund, £70,000. DIRIRTORB. The Led Mos. JAMBS 8 MAWS WORTLEY. Governer. JAMES LLYICIL, Nag., Merchant, Maga Dep atl 3 . 11 1 11 NVOINT DAHTELL, 10q Chairman of C Goterneee. the Alliance Bank (Lanited), 11 MUMS Childs, log.. London. WHlLimi Dent, wen., Seq.. Chairman of the name sad Mersey Madam Inearease Comma, (Lhnited). Alexander Dunbar, Hag., Old Benedeireet, Loaded. Charles Ulla Esq., Llds. Adolphe Hakim, Q. (Marrs Phdo, Held= Erethwe, end Co.), London. William Harrison, Eq. (Messrs. Young, Harrison. and Bevan), Director of the Meade and Mersey In Company. Ilehard thwart Lane, Esq. (Mews. Lase, /Lankly, and Co.). London. Oaths S. Newton, Esq.. London. Vrownall, Esq., J.P., Itumellostiere. London. Maeloill Sad h, Esq. ;Mesa. D. Mackitil Smith and Co.), Broul-atreet, London. Edward Warner, log ILP., London. Junes White. Esq., M.P. Albert Grant, Eaq., Managing DiriCtol. BAJSW The Ape and Mitstenban's Sant (Limited). Jima. Seth, Payee. and Smiths. The National Bank. London, Dublin, and Ito Branches to Ireland. 2b , Ammons Bank (United). Isodon, Unmoor; sad Mau cheater. anuaTona—moors Hewbon. Evans, and Co., Nieholaolene, LC. aacarrAity- Alfred Lowe, Esq. Mom II and 111, Ommbill, Loden. DEPO6III RECEIVED BY THE CREDIT FORMER and MOBILIZE of ENGLAND (LimGod). ATI.S for MONEY on DIPPOBIT.—ThE Compostp receives money on Dernett, In gams of £lO and upwards, ist tits under mentioned rains, from this dap until further notice, vlt. : At fourteen daps' notice 6 per cant per annum. M one month's notice ej per cent. per annum. For died periods of No less than 3 months and ap to 6 months H per eent per annum. Beyond a mon.hs and op to 9 months el per cent. per annum. Beyond 9 months and op to 11 months . 4 per coot per SWUM. fond 12 months end up to to months per cent. per snout. Forms of application can be obtai of the Secretary. to Whom all consainalostiens must be addressed. By order of the Coe* ALFRED LOWS. Beirretary. Noe. 17 and 18 Conlin London, Oct. 9, 1963. THE DIIERAVEN UNITED COLLIERIES COMPANY Ithaited). Incorporated under the Companies Ad, 18112, with ! Capital, teoo.ooo, in 8,000 Shama of L 26 each. Dm0dt.....1 per share on application, and Li on allotment. Calls not exceeding AS pr share at intervals of not tem than three months. A mini e mum divtdend of 10 per cent guaran teed by the vendor for the ant five years. DIRICTOILL Ylacount MALDEN. Loodwater, ltickmansworth, Chairman. BrCek h Dosildn, Esq.. C.H. Ratner House, Blackheath (Bryan and Os, Bermondsey). David Joseph, Ls., lay-riee. Cardiff (late Manager of the Ply mouth Poem Company, Merthyr Tydfil). Georges. a Norton. Bal.. Compervative Out, and Windsor. James Thompson, kw, -7, Birchin.lane. Loodon. William P. IP.itylim lay., C.E. Clapham date Manager and Engineer to the liadeley Wood, Coal, and Iron Company). Hearse Ilatelosa, Req., 117 and 118, Leadeuhall street, London. John Smith, Esq. (Juba Smith and Son), Loughborough, Lewes. D. Leckie. But. 1?, Ashlepplsce, 8 W. Maim:WM InitscrOu —Thomas Joseph, Res.. Tydraw, Pontypridd. BROW& Mews. Crofley Brothers, 30. Comilla. E C. Mews. John Wade and Sons, Birmingham. BANC Mews. Barnett, Howe, Haabary US. s, and Lloyd. Lombardetreet. Mews. Wilkins and Cu, Brecon Old Bank, ikirdiff Animas. C. L Lawon, Esq., P.S.S. and 1.1. A., 101, Chespelde, London. James Walidneltaw. Req., Chelsea (late chief cuhkr of the Demists Iran Works). DZicuioss— Mews. NIL Brodrtek, and Bell, 9, Bow Church yard. London. aCIPITART —T. C. Simmons, Temporary Olfices-10,Cullumetreet, B.C. This Company is formed with a view of purchasing from the pupates r the Dunraven, New Brithdir, and Blaeoclydach Col. Wrim, in the county of Glamorgan , for the purpose of developing and further Improving the property, and full powere have n taken for eflidently carrying oat the mine. Prospectuses and forms of application for shame may be ob tained of the beakers, at any of their branches: brokers, loll dime ; of 'sinus Wright, Seq., C.IL, 12, Copthall-court, London; of Mews. Smith and Pickering. solicitors. Merthyr Tidal: and et the Tempos any Nice of the Company, 10, Callum- West, &C. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and &Ahmed perfume, ertzseted treat the Bowen, by IWO So- max and Co.. Perfumer, to H. 2.11. the Princess cd Wake, 110 . IL nine Ling-court, Lostard-otrest. London. IrriIEFORIVB FLUID XAGNEBIA.—The sboncia bedsides for thirty Teen lave entered of ate Die ishittes ad signed* si the bed reesi_di few Pou t siseble Midden of every kind did es • due dielimi l : 4 M dey~for SSW awl &Odds. Pretend did/ 1010 ads c te D d rad Oa, Midi^ Sio.. M. New bead Lidos. sad mold tbrosthout th e world by depeatable eMslate Csatice—See th at " Dleadord end Co. le is smith 110 Mb aid rid label over the odic JOZZAITS COPAHUI. KWIC, the only Trim% preps Ulm adopted by Oa Pals Acedany and keel , Wileoß Surgeons, os the report of llamas. eauirer. /ford. Lloyd, Poland, and Lear awe (.. teases; Nov. I. IVil . cares la an average of Is days either newt or aback. — de, ft. at G. JOZZAIT'S. lranda eland* Or Railaarbd• PQM Err ea naiad of la. dd. PROSPECTUS. In issuing proposals Icy a further amount of capital, the Directors ars strengthened. by the circumstances attending the late expedition, in their conviction that the enterprise, though postpored for this year, la yet oil the eve of success. The Great Eastern has proved herself admirably adapted to the work of laying deep-sea cables. and it has been practically shown that, in the event of the insulation being injured durirg submenion, the electricians are enabled to catenate minutely the exact distance of the injured spot from the ship, though It 'be sunk in the deepest water. • It has further been proved that many miles of a cable like that sehooted by the Atlantic telegraph Company can, if eo injured. be hauled in and repaired during the hearted weather, from • depth of 1.000 fathoms : and stid more, that even when ••cable is &minted, fractured and the broken end lies 2,000 fathoms deep at the bottom of the ocean, it la perfectly possible to find and to miss ft, and all those engaged lu the recent expedition, am unanimous in the opinion that it Is equally possible thus to rates the end of the Atlantic cable which is in that situation, and *splice it to the cable ou board the Great Eastern. so as to complete the communication with Newfoundland, so soon as apparatus dsatiable strength and conmaimace can be manu factured. Af er careful consideration, therefore, the Merton have de termined to persevere with increased nipliuscre sad energy in the great work entrusted *their charge, and guided by the light of experience, they trust to bring it to a successful issue. They have bees encouraged in this view by the fair manner in which they have *ea met by the motractom, with whom they have entered into a oestract for renewed operations. Under this contract the Telegraph Construction and Mainte nance Ocmpany, m ossaideratios of the sum of /400,000, which has been agreed on so the cost prim of the cable if paid for In cash, have already commenced the manufacture of a new cable, to be laid down during 19.06 between Ireland and Newfoundland. The ciontraclora if the said cable be sucomslui. bat not other wise, are to have in shares and cash a profit at the rate of 20 per coat. upon the cask The collimators also undertake during UM without any farther charge whatever, to go to sea with **Men cable, in cluding that now left en hoard the Great Eastern. and all proper appliances and apparatus snob as experience has shown to be namemd7. sad to me their best andeasours—in the success of which they entire belief—to moover, repair, and ores. phis in order between Ireland and Newfoundland, the proven broken cable, which has been mcertalood by recent careful electrical tads to be It perfect order throughout ire en tire It w 1 seen that circumstances have thus enabled the Beard to effect a very °onside, able economy in the Coospauy's present operations, Ice in the event of for the Company will be in posserdoo of two eilleient cables for a considerably less amount than would have been expended if the cable of this year had been mcceastully laid, ani another had been purchased separately. Under these circumstances auhseripttons are now invited for the sum of £lOO,OOO, in 120,000 *arm of Et each. Appitcatloas from existing sharatioLers will have priority In the allotment to the extent of 00,000 shares, or one-half the above capital, provided their applications are received on or before Thursday, the feth inst. The remaining 00,005 shires are offered to the general public. This new capital will not only create fresh rroperty, but pro bably reenseitais the old, sad the experience of the present year shows that by these means the existing 8 per cent preference stock will, in all probability, be main placed at par in the market before*. sailing of the ship next year. The Directors have therefore resolved at once to offer a enli stantin bolden, Inducement to the general fresh puabmt.l well as to the share in ic as Them new shares will accordingly be entitled to take prece dence as to dividend over all the other axial* stock of the Codzro, and to participate pro rata in all subsequent did bottoms Sr belted% ADer eight per cent shall have been paid upon the woad preference stock and four per cent. upon the ordinary stock. The profits to be erpected me the completion of this work can be ascertained by any one who will take the trouble to make a small calculation, by which It wit be seen that it each of the two proposed cables an he worked at the very low rate of only five words per whine upon each cable for sixteen hours a day at five shillings per word, the mink, after paying the dividend charges of *dive, eight, and Par per cent. respectively, amounting together to £144.0.00 open the capitol comprised in these different stooks, and after moo paying the very large sum of £60,01:$0 a year for working expenses. would leave a very large balance for paying further dividends or bonuses on the Com pany's total capitsi, both ordinary and preferential, or for re serve fund if preferred. One pound per share , payable to &her of the hankers of the Compasy, must be paid on application, and a further sum of Thirty shillings per share on allotment. Twenty-one days notice of any further call will be given, and no further call will be payable in feu than three months from the date of the allotment. Prospectuses and forms of application may be had of the Secretary. et the case of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, 12. Reisn'eplace, Bah*. gate-street, Landon : of the OunOollY's banters. viz., the Bank of England and Ileum Glyn. Mills, and Co.. In London ; the Bank of Esnand, in Liverpool e Con isolidated Beek, Mastheads: she the British Linen Cowpony Bank. Glasgow: or of any respectable broker. Applications for shares, on the form annexed, may be addressed to the Secretary. or to the Company's hankers. GEORGE SAWARD, Secretary and General Superintendent. ATLANTIC TPLEGILAPH COMPANY. Lscorporatted by Act of Parliament . Liability limited to the amonnt of Subscription TWELVE PER. MINT. FIRST nurßacsicis SHARI& lams of 150.000 Shares. Pim Pounds per chars. One Pound per Share payable on application. and a further sum of Thirty Shillings ➢e dhare allotment To the Directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, 11, St. Helen's place, Bithopagateetreet, London. Gentlemen.—Havlog paid to the Bank the sum of being CI per share ou Twelve per Cent. First Preference shares of "..5 each In the Atlantic Te:egraph Company above mentioned. I request you will allot me shares In the said Company upon the terms of the Proapectus lamed by you. and I wee to accept such Ames or say less num ber that may be allotted to me, and to pay tie further sum of thirty shillings per share thereon. due on allotment. Usual signature Name and surname In hill Profession or trade Residence Date leee. • Name the bank to which the money Is paid. t It previously a eltarehoider In the Minutia Telegraph Com pany, please state the tact GALE'S PROM PAN TECTED GUNPOWDER CO Y (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN, that the APPLICATION LIST for Shame in this Company MU be CLOSED on THIIILSDAY next, October the 191 h. DAVID ICEE, Secretary (pro tem.). TINGICIri Oakes, IS?. Grisham Home, brood-dreet, Oct. 10, ISIS TY YOU TRAVEL, send for BUSSEY, SMITH , sad Co.'. ILLTINTRATED CAT/41,0017E of PORTMAN TEAUS, franks. Bap, arid every other travelling requisite. Alec Meld, Marie, and Opera Olseep, tortes led for sdoelleace and eheepues.-4,33, Neer Oxbxd-etreet, HYAM sad Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLE MEN, and (17. OXFORIMITIM. Ovareasts for an, rata. sad dear, OW 61. to Ina Orarosata litsed sad hoed, Its, to Ma. Was far bularea the park, and tourist. tat to its. Jarkata In all the taeblocable Krim tla to 111 a headrladant Bortosta, la a. to Ito. Vests In Cashmeres. Wks, amble, dta. Id. to tote,ti Trousers In all lashisar DM styli. sad aaaterala tal. a . I..IYAM sod Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS, es uss eT. OXPORInSTRIZT. N.l. Goalloorsn's Clo Olin toe lanisatato woo& N. t Oen tlimasaa ardor Deport:sail N. L Hoyt Llothion tor inurionoto waor. No. 4 Ho and Tatillor Cooke Deant.. No . Habit sod thrift &oathaeut. No. t HMI sod Gam& lioelery. No. T. Travelling Cloahl Umbrellas. Portmanteaus, Rup, &c. Provincial lirsachos 11. ft and 11. Noll - ogloot las Ear 31111•10. TELEURAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (slam's TizialLAMIL) AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Ocr. 12. It is semi-officially stated that the rumour that Baron Ililbeer was appointed Austrian Ambassador at Borne in consequence of the demand of Hun garian statesmen that a revision of the Concordat should take place, is without any foundation. The Vienna papers assert that the publication of the diplomatio correspondence between Spain and Austria in reference to the recognition of Italy by the former power has been caused by the French government. FRANCZ. ST. CLOUD, Omit The Emperor and Entpreee arrived bare at 1 pan. to-day. PAM, OCT. 12. The Kiug and Queen of Portugal have arrived here. Their Majesties occupy the Pavillon Harp s in the Tuileries. THE FRENCH ♦T ROME. ROME, Oct 12. Contrary to the assertions of some jouruals, no movement of French troops in the Pontifical Stake has taken place up to the present. The Minister of War has, however, received • notification from the French Government that the army of occupation will be concentrated at Rome, Civita Vecchia, and Viterbo in January next. PRINCE COUZA. BUCHAREST, Ocr. 12. Prince Conza'a health has improved. ITALIAN FINANCE. FLORENCE, Ocr. 12. The Opinions of to-day, in an article upon the financial condition of the country, contradicts the current rumours of intended credit operations by the government next year, and points out the im probability of such assertions. SPAIN. ---.-- "Several journals," says the Pays, "have an flounced or repeated that Spain was about to con tract a loan, fixed at 250 millions. We are in • position to affirm that there is absolutely no truth in that intelligence. Evidently it is not impossible that at an epoch more or less remote, and by reason of its financial difficulties, the Spanish government may decide on such • step, but in any case it would have first to be authorised by the Cortes." RIPORTILD OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA WEAR EP PING. Gres! alarm has been created at Bppiog and in the neighbourhood, in cotheqnsthe of Asiatic cholera having made its appearance there is a very virulent form. Twelve cease have occurred, out of which have died, but one of the five has sot died from cholera but from other causes perfectly naturaL A sanitary inspector from the Privy Council haa been down to the iseighbourbood, and has bees materially misted in his inves tigations by Dr. Clegg and the other medical gentlemen of the district. It appears that a farmer residing at Thoydon had been does to Weymouth for change of air, sod while there had an attack of Asiatic obolers, from which he got better, and returned home as Sunday, the 24 th Sept. Sept. On the following Tuesday his wife was takes ill with an attack of cholera sad coofined to her bed. Os the following Saturday one' of the little girls was attacked with the disease and died in about eight hours. On the same night a boy who slept in an outhouse on' the premises was simi larly attacked, but he recovered. On Monday night Dr Keith, men., one of the physicians who attended on the patients, was attacked with the complaint, and in a few how, succumbed to its virulence. On the Tuesday following another daughter of the farmer's was attacked, but she is now recovering. On Wednesday the housemaid was attacked, but reothered. On Friday the farmer himself was stain taken ill, and so *even wan the attack that he died in shout 10 hours. On the same night a labourer ea the farm was taken m and died on the following Saturday. He was removed to his cottage close into Epping previous to hie death, and Mrs. Saville, who laid him out, was sable gneeely attached with cholera , and died yesterday. The body of the hews got ewer the attack upon her, bet when she found her husband wan dead, she refused to take food or 'mythic, that was necessary to sustain her is her thee debilitated state. This ease avoid not be said im be a death from Asiatic cholera. The moths/ of this lady was severely attacked, and, although she is 87 planet age, is still battling against the malady. The whole of Mums Wig seem to kayo originated he one house, and to have weed a little in the seighboutheed, bat from the *hams ervasgemests that have been made by the snegistrataa of the district, at the suggestion al the mediael gentlemen who have be. concerned in these ems, it is leaped that the disease is en the wane, so sew ONO having oessrred sines heath last Chao( Woo Glow, the tali Celestial, had the honour of rewiring his Royal Hiahnees le Duo de Nemoors. his Royal Highness Is Comte d'Arteis, sad his Erthlleacy le Marquis d'Aseglie and suite, at his yesterday after math's levee. that there have not been altogether more than 340 cases and 190 deaths. But the medical publication, the Gazette des Hdpiiatia, states that there have been between five and six hundred cases, and that at this moment them are from 110 to 120 •eLIIIIOII in the two hospitals, Beanjon and LA- Ware. It is agreed on all hands, however, that the viritlence of the cases is gradually diminishing. There is a rumour that li4. Viotor Hugo, now in Brussels, and preparing to preside as the "stu dents' oongress," is likely to be expelled from Bel glum. The news does not seem to me absolutely incredible. The recent expulsion of MM. Bogeard and Longuet shows that the Belgian Ministry has not the courage to disobey any order from France ; and there is probably no man living for whom the present French government entertain such intense feelings of hatred as the author of "Napoleon le Petit." An excuse would be found in the disorder which the bare preliminaries of the congress are said to have occasioned iu the schools. It is al leged that not a single student has this year been found fit to go up for his final examination at the University of Liege, and the blame is laid upon Victor Hugo, whose doctrines about the " federations of people " have turned the young men's heads and made them neglect their studies. A great many French students propose to leave Paris for the congress. The late French Vice-Consul at Carupano, M. Pietri, has made a complaint to his government of serious ill-treatment, with the connivance of the authorities of that port, which will probably lead to a demand for satisfaetion from the republic of Venezuela. The statement is that on the 24th of August last, as M. Pietri, who had made arrangements to leave Carupano for another destination, was about to step oa board a steamer, he was stopped by two men, who, in the presence of the authorities, shook their fists in his face and threatened to kill him. M. Pietri appealed to the authorities for protection, warned them that be was still the vice-consul of France, and said he should hold them responsible for any insult or in jury he might receive. They did not interfere ;he was knocked down, severely wounded by a sword stick, and only saved from death by a fellow Cor sican, M. Barthelemy Tavern, of Ajaccio, who, with no other weapons than his vigorous arms, forced his 'assailants to let go their hold. No effort was made to arrest the assassins ; they remained unmolested for a whole week, and then left the country at leisure. As soon as M. Pietri recovered from his wounds he laid tee facts of the case before the admiral com manding the French naval station of the Antilles, and it is thought that by this time the admiral will have made a hostile demonstration to enforce exemplary redress. The Bourse was extremely firm. Bente roes 120. for cash, and Ina for account, closing at 67fr. 90c. and 67fr. 92c. Mohan): rose 16fr. 25c., and Mexican THE BANK OF FRANCE. (axons's mama) PARIS, OCT. 12. The following is the return of the Baok of France for the week euding to-day, together with the cor responding figures of the previous account : Oet. IL Oct... _ ........ Dlol7oft. Fr. 0. -- Fr. -- e. capitol of the Bank ...., 181.500,000 6 182500,000 0 , Profits In addition to capital (Art. Maw of Jens 9. 18 6 0 Reserve of the Bank sod It brain e :hes 12.105.785 14 22106.750 14 Ronn tra lauded property Notes In etretdation Bank notes to order and receipts payable at sight Treasury aecountairrent 011:0 dltor Cannot semant Paris 182817.930 80 183.40.,.21 18 Ditto branch banks Dividends payable Dia:aunts and sundry inured., 7.641 086 75 0115.2. 119 25 Re-diseounted the last als moths 1,427.ets 17 1,417,03 17 Surplus cd reosipts net distri buted 752 993 N 752105 38 Sundries Oct S. fr. 4 Tan Ciro Bitaitoit or TIM LOWDON AND ZIONTH Warms tan WIRTH Comma Rall.WATls.—Yesteeday ea , inspeetios of this sow railway, Hs aria s in Liverpool. West, City, sad the Matisse apes the row* showed that the permanent way and thaws' works ace in such as ed. mooed state as to allow of the almost immediate thee* of the Ilea The City termiotui occupies this site of Broad- stmetheildisp, rear the Roman esthete Chapel, Moor- Gelds. SI moths of fete fanatics pathogen) will be en abled to proceed, from the City statism ie Liverpool-street (hardly live minutes' walk from the Bank of England), either to Hispland, Hackney, Bow, Stratford, Islingtcm, Chalk Farm, &a, or to EtIIiOII4CIII2TO and all stations upon the Condom sad North Western systhm. The sew lies, which is &boat 21 miles in Weak with an avenge width, of 36 feet, has, in fact, girth direct means of oosninthics: tion Warms the City end the populous north, north eastern, and north-western districts of the metropolis, Liveepool, Scotland, and Ireland. SHOCKING DIA= Or A FIZIKAN.—OR Wed nesday evening as occurrence of • elsocelag demotption took place u po n the Loudon sad South-Wothern Railway. between Bispetoke sad Winebester. The 7.16 up-train for Waterloo unwed in due course at Bishopetoks. Be; tweet the latter station and Winchester, the cremes; Spencer, who had previously complained to Waage, the, driver, of being newel', was missed for a few minutes by the latter, who supposed that Sparser was as th e Codex Next to this was the break van, aud this guard thou after. wards perceived the man's legs hanging over the roof of the earrithe, which was spattered with blood. On ethmilliat 1 the body of th e adenoma*. mut to the guard's homer he found that Spouses heed bad bees coughed is a fright ful rammer, and that the poor fellow was quite dead. It Is summed that while upon the roof of the van his heed must have come in contact with one of the bridges, nod so baveheen shattered tostestathosely. ZsicrlOw or OOLLIZIL —The pitmen at Crept- liagtos colliery berth' been au strike 16 weeks, mad the Um= having le ft it to the lase themselves whether they would rectum work until soother examination 0f . 212.2 . 1t . was made, or stand out for the advance, they, at • bald on Wednesday morning, determined by • maj7eTtß 117 to 1111 to stand out As the 111•11 had had a week's settee to gait their meters, as egos as their ultimatum wee made knows to the armors, measures was adopted by the letter to evict them. Eighteen or twenty men were brought from Newcastle for the purpose, and there was a strop' body of the Northumberland County Coestabukuy pelmet to keep I UN peace. Wedaseday was very beelemess bat the lawmen bad made provisos to cart the fornituseof the ejected to pay the they *seed to go to. The first cottage visited by the Mali& was that occupied by Thome Baulks, the Messmer el the pitmen's anion . The rain was descending in torrentend the time wise hulk's wife sad family were pat to the door. The bailiffs were booted by the pitmen when they reached the village , and ultimately were &calla by them with sticks sod atoms, and mud. Several of the bailiffs I were boverel7 beaten. Two or three of them fled acresl the fields, &seed by the pitmen, and belaboured by them. \ They also are their Moths* to bitten, but Ste owners of the colliery harts( metered • sufficiest fixes, Beulk's furni ture the put into • cart arid removed to oowper-quay. About • dozen of the cottages were cleared before eight, 1 and the work was to be resumed yesterday morning. The I cesdnet of the pitmen was Tithe's throughout One of their outlaws , having bees takes hits custody by the police for ao meault, they formed themselves let* a bee of battle • to attack the constabulary, sad woad have dose so had sot the man bean given up after his name was taken. About SO policemen were is the village on Wednesday. MALTON A Iflel7aL Rthl SALE.—The great Miami mite show of Leicester rams was held in the Orchard4el4 Malta., as Wednesday afternoon., the fair both( removed there from the market in order to keep the sheep separate from the cattle, gad run as little risk as possible of thelagias. So far sa has boss ascertained, however, Do case of dames i has bees reported by the inspectors, sad it is believed that I the whole of the stock shown were quite healthy. Them i was • very surprising show of rams, the greater oast swir -1 ling sheep, the sambaing taken by the.priesteel North gad East Riding breeders (exceptiog some of those who hold special sales), and some from Lincolnshire. The paying pries of mutton, and the exceptional, but cossiderable sob- Citation of sheep for horsed Monk on account of the rattle plague—sheet here being very healthy—gave extra interest to the fair, and prices ware ternarkably good. WINCHISITZR SCHOOL THIRTY TZARS was At Winchester, some four-and-thirty years Mace, bear the only beverage provided—oe indeed permitted for touchiest, diaper, or supper. Tea, as the foundatioa of • and, was ignored, aad as • 'usury was held is each abhor 7 t•••• USDA the master wheel Inspecting the chambers would armies with violence moth the crockery of the few big boys who could furnish themselves with snob withedesems, and would insist that every teapot, cup, sod saucer which might meet his offended eye should be smashed and trodden under foot. Mottos was given to the boys daily in hoops weighing • posed mob, actually is lumps, white, with much propriety of 'engorge, were called " &apart" or un equal etymons—for • lump of fat from the breast of • big sheep is not so palatable to • boy as a bit out of the leg. lAnd for the eating of this neither plates, karma or forks were provided. Wooden treselierethere were—bat to the `smaller boys eves these were uteesils at comfort very die . cult to be obtained. A boy might have his own keit* and fork—but he had so place for keeping mob things, nor was the pomadea of such articles ever regarded es • othessity. They simply were not forbidden. It was ire mused by the Mostatetion of the school But he would eel his lamp of moat with the aseistanes of • small wooden 1 ac e sskwer. Practically small buy—who would be mantel fag during the • whole of the half-hour allotted for dicier, had thither plate, 'coifs, fork, or tame to eat—and very often his lump of mutton was lost to him is the scramble. Cape were sot allowed. Rate were used on the three dam in a week on which the boys left the college Iwalla. At all other times they west with their heads mi• cowered. They wore long black cloth gowns, using tie I shave u a pootht —gowns unavoidably so foul wit h dirt, i that the mied of the man shudders se be thinks of his vestments as a bor. A eocaluit was provided for thin ' tioos —out of doors, but under cover--and it was eon ' eidered among the bop to be a point of bonnet that they sheath wash their hands and feces °DOD • day. As for their feet—hot water eauld be premiered with UNDO tree wad was procured. by the very carets]. owe a week, Iby the very earelem ones a quarter. They slept is lag, low dormitories, seventy boys having seven betweea them, sad in each of these there were two cc three kisigs,--there be eighth's each kiegs altogether„—called prefects. To i f same prefect with candlestick, snuffers, and es. tiognisher was the meat trouble of my early years. Hew otter have I wandered io my night-shirt, on • whit/aught, out under the buttresses of the chapel, looking foe snuffers, where I might as well have looked for • crock of gold ; have wondered searching where no finding was possible, have retraced hopeless . . thefferlese, sod suppliant, sod base then been sent out awe to wander, and again to "arab i It seems to be incredible that it should have bees go ;—but the true wonder is that we, who have bees so treated, ' should look back et it all with affsetios. The provisicu made foe the bodily eseasfoth of the boys was Wei& inede goat*. but that for their souls' welfare was very full. Takla& into calculation their extra services oe saints' days and is Lent, they attended public worship is milted's' or chapel something over Crt-one times • week. Bow sweet to am VW/ th ose cha ea pel e ehambere, wises, with my Tenth bead tacked up into • dirty empties, I meld rest for half an hour with • oartaisty that no prefect could mil far senders ! And the mode of those senior shocked DO ORD then, —though now we can hardly think of them , or o f the eld-fiabioeed chaplains, without something of • shudder. 1 The mate clergymen were chaplains at the collage chaps?, and were miner omega at the cathedral, sad had linst oleo io the city.—and were therefore drives to getiiv:tt daily a great mass of clerical work. There arse he had hearted that he would give any see of Ills brethren to Poetics Pilate in the BOW, and ye) '.eat him t sad them Wig the other gentleman, eeneross, dihedral steethearted, who mocked his way daily through, paw, as many a t services as any plied is England ;, but who rebelled at last when too mach was asked from him, and was heard te protest vebesseetly against an names:cable demsod, se be walked up the eberned thee, " I have read the Litany theirs this dos) and and Fs d-4 if I'll read it spirt"— Anthony Trollops, is the lectsighflig. Review. A uumber of the most prof:orient 'etclergymen Philadelphia have recently formed a hosegiula god. Saturday last made their appearance in_publio as athlete% is tree club ellthis..-balts, oath. end SIL Tll4l l lgbibilla much agility, sod their preemos as the greeted was the means of attracting thither a large another af ppeetatera.— Americas paper. NNWMARKICI43I2IN)NDOCTOBNRUMIN G • 211171115 DAY. . From early dawn rain fell heavily natal the aisle( pour mewed (12.30). bat He sky gradually !ins edi up, aid • Ise' thereon favoured some very spirited Wet. Th. opesift event resulted is the negative vi cto ry of Liddisg tie, who waked over foe the sweepstaker 61 , 301 sova over the Rowley Mile. The Notation Chattanooga ugh hie oely %Paull (oo Mimi: bat. tana.to his only tradition, he did sot show, and Mr. Merry's bone had it all his own way. The auscariing neat, a fifty pound plea, also one the Rowley Mils, Hooch* eat the indosoiteble Regalia, who, with the steadier of at 31b, turd 4 to 1 betted ca her, made • terrible exhibitioo of her six riper:meets. Mr. Mertys colours were spin triumphant is the Bretby Stakes, heating the Add X was pepped to her. Gowns, nikeritbstand lag bet ledifferant nosing in the Craarewitch, wee made • rattling favourite for the Newmarket Oaks, sad He result proved the esneetmem et the talent, ea the Danbury mare won cleverly by • boed, after 7 to 4 hid bees accepte d freel. The remobidar of de acing will be freed folly &- Hated below. 1111171192.M5D5 of 500 son each, 200 ft, for 2-yr-olds oohs, lit loth ; Illise, let 71h : tartan' priorities sod 'Rowans,. Rowley Mile. (3 subs.) Mr. Ilarry'sk deepen, by Orlando—Lady 9 Rode_drio, Setrds 10lb (t , ) w.o. PLATS of 50 son. fee 2-yr-olde sod u weight fee sp. with pensittes arid allowances. Rowley file. Mr. W. Oreheerb Zapata, by Blockwell—Gem, 2 ne, OM lab (Mdb-ftf 3tb extra( (Whsetlet) 1 Ni. J. tees colt by Voltigeur—Sprightlineob 3 1 5 up Ostlers) 2 Wider Tridotin's Plates, 3 yrs, Set 1011) snisir iPratt) 2 TM- following shoo ran :— Brahma , Dark A gase, hyr, and 1111gri Melbourne, dam by Ilirdcatcher—ilim :.4 to 1 oo Regalia, 6 to 1 apt Zephyr, and 10 to 1 wit mytles. re d leg fats Regaliclmetedistoly tool up tbs running was followed or f Mr first half mile by Brehm, after which the latter retired, sad the Sprightlieess eat tea sewed place ; hut the race was virtually over, as the favourite iocrered u her advantage at crib= othre s Orlit rup ka o!'iride int„nlet "us • Tim BUM laTAnne of 100 son each, h ft. for 2-yr-old chicl e de 10th slob. Last three quarters of R.II. (17 subs.) Mr. Merry's Masai. by °stoma de yew—Lady Ima, Mt . 101 b , A. lars) I Bit 1l l)eq lfeenrs lady Sophie rat boll Rouen 2 Mt. ltaylor'e'llllld Briar, Sat toi l, .l 8 3 1910 toilltwellt Mee rasa :—Plebe, nappy Wife, I= r ratukild Illy end Valeria. Bating : 100 to 30 apt Missal, 4 to 1 apt Valeria, 5 to 1 apt Lady Snit* 11 to 2 apt Happy Wife. 8 to 1. eselt sainet Mrs' spa turd Mnspd Illy, and 10 fo 1 apt rilmi iii Hobe. Tim were despatched in excellent o and ran early in •En for saint 200 yards, wires X Wife showed Hex* la sarseee, Valeria, wide on the t, also beiag onospessom. R ising the bushes hill Mazy &pre way, end Lady Sophie took the lead, closely attended try Wild Briar sad Minik, till within half • from the chair, whim Mira% ehelinged, and • good essalsome re. moiled in do victory d Mr. Merry's filly by • peek • two lengths meliorated do snood and thizd, Miami vie fc'iorth. II rim Wile Nth. and Valeria last. A Eiwurtrr•usa el 10 sod. each, for 2-yrolde, and up wards, weight for age ; the winner to be mold for 300 @ova. if derneeded. T.Y.O. (11 subs.) Mitebetre Mamas. by 1 's Ca = a t yrs, Oat 131 b "di ll G= i w) 1 Mr. limem's Jack dlantems, 3 yrs, Sat 101 b (011Manoel 2 Mr. J. U. C. Wynaare's The Masses. 2 yrs (OL cr . j 1. 1 1.6. Td also re* (—Scheidt, Bawd:. Viceroy, BaalMoa maid, and Albs Le& Betting: sto 2 apt Mazurka. Masnrics. Jack (Master:hand The Masson were the bet sway, the others elope tip. At the distause Mazurka drew sway, with Jack Mentors is dome atteenairse, tha former Annals' by • length and • half. The Muesli was beaten a neck from the second, Dawdle was fourth, Alin Lee end Rejection bele. last. ftwursrmwool Wears, each for 3-yr-olds; cobs, Set 101 b; fillies. Bst 71b. The wiener to be sold for 1(10 son. if ismsodod. T.Y.O. (5 subs.) Lead Westmerebod's Indigestion, by Men Pedals. dam by Comma, Pt 101 (I. Goiter) I Lord Ilessaford's Venus, est b 7lb (Carroll) 2 Captain laschsll's Balla, Mt 71b (A. Idwerds) 3 Sisyphus also ran. Bean : 7 to 4 as Indigestion, 5 to 1 net Voids, 10 to I eget Bells. Thiry ran is close company till within • short datums from home, when the favourite are out sad woo Agony by a length ; thin lengths separated do second sad ilelrd. Twit NfeltalnUlT OWL% a sweepstakes of 25 son. each, 10 ft, with 100 added, for 3-yr-old fillies, Bst 1016, Certain panaltin SA maids§ allowances. The wooed t o receive 100 J . out 411 the stakes. Two griddle miles. (51 subs.) Mr. J. Day's Genre , by Marsyse—Paltaa, Sot 10117 (Irordham) 1 Mr. Bowes' Clarfnaka, 9431 b (inc. 71beatra) ..(Aelimall) 2 Mr. IL W. CMllO7Oll'. Pewees, Bit Mb 'Custance) 3 The 9190Malg also es :—ln Fortes Ittanbeat Trails" Cab:Mina, sad Purse amt. Betties : 0104 apt Genera, 4 to 1 apt Elartilska, and 100 be 15 ape Pester. La Fordo* mod 'pis. closely sanded by Gnosis. Tropism and Furze Mak Klarloaka being promises' os the left ?Tearing the red pout Trall••• and Funs Chat ps way, aid is the cora 16a Fretuse rave way to Xadadra, who • damson hem home was challso by Gowns, who won after a one ace by • heed ; Piteresibestes HU • length from the snood. Nukuhen was iontik.L• Fortune and Trapeze next flusesiaras of 10 son. each far Zyterlde • oohs, bet 101 b ;lilies, fist Sib ; the winner to be sold for 150 sen. if destemarcL T.Y.O. (5 sobs.) - Capita Coopers Cererswitch, by Autoorali-42nUce. ) at lab (Nuance 1 Caplets Michell's Calnigerm. etaMb (ildeards: 2 Sir 2. Hawley's Saner, Illet 1011) ".. , (11014) a Rle! mho me. ' Batting : ble 4 eget Ossiniwiloh. 7 to 4 ad Oiregclaa, sod sto 1 yet Sores Cesarewitch made all tbwrsoataii, and was firmly by a week ; Some! was • bad third.' HAIMICAP Min of 100 soya. fee B.yr-olds sad Upwards. A.F. 11 ails 2 furlongs 73 who.) Mr. keiset's Vase:ea, Syr, tot 71b (Beertheid) I Mr. streties lthebergt, 11 re, 74 Mb (H. Dirty) 2 Major Trwtollif I( Batten. S yrs Isar. 7st DM (Morris( 3 The following also ran (—Breeze, lady dl Verily. Grapeshot, 19,51 , 1.11Pring Gum. *Palter, Widen, Jam* sad OIL Betting : 2to 1 apt Nu, 100 to 15 apt Ediebargh, 8 to 1 apt Quaker, sad 10 to 1 opt any other. They were got away le giod order, and ran Is slow raempan order far about • mils, whim Tanerede held a @Debt lead, 'followed by Edinburgh, The Quaker wide on the left, Wei wall up epos reaching the Wears, woe after which be retired, and Taoism& drawing away upos rising the lull was easily by two lengths from Edinburgh, who defeated Sohn by the nine dietetics for seared plan ; Na was fourth, Limed filth. Jessie sixth ; the het two beets off —Dstadenhad Lady di Vera. Swurrrwcze of MO son. each, 11 ft, for Zyr-olds ; Dolt., OH 10H ; lilies, fist gib; the produce of unitise mares allowed 311 s. Wed/ &aka Coarse (ii (wimp). (5 gad.) Mr Merry's The Primate, by St. Albino—nen Middle. toe,. gel 10lb (WWwds) 1 Lord Steadird's lam, at 721) sosfroll) 2 Betties ma Primate. Rees made mou e raising at his best pace till bristle. the bill, where entarily he seemed tohave the beet c 4 it, but directly Edwards ailed upon the favourite he ease away and woo cleverly by dues pHs el • Imegth. BETTING BEFORE DINNER. ' CAUBRIDOMMURS. 10 to 1 apt Provlsor 'll 25 to 1 apt °Stier (t) 16 to 1 The Deka (t) 1000 to 30 Gratttude ,t) 100 to 5 fielpieete• )t) 1.0 to 1 -.• .Megella , 09) 100 to 5-- Weddles Peal (I) 50 to 1 Moldavia (0) 9) to 1 .-- Caterd Cants 01 oto 1 41newers (off) 20 to 1 Gooier. kt.) 50 to 1 lienweace Itl anti BETTING AT DIANCHEBTEA.—TuvisDAT. CAMBILIOOIB I 2III. 10 to 1 opt Preview . (t) Y 5 to 1 ergot Gorcloytom (t) 100 to 7 ealptnetaa (ern) TS to l Olodistour :oft) 100 to 7 4.21660rdand0(0l 60 to 1 owtalVem-Allve 16 to 1 The Doke (t) (t) 110 to 1 Owens. ft off) ROYAL GOLLIOT of 80901thoin.—The following members of the collects, having been elected Fellows at previous nosetlege et the esothil. were admitted so nob on the 12th Set., vas. z—Meeirs. William Parker Mew, Hart. fool, diploma of membership dived April 9, 1835 Aug.e soder Charles Wised. the Queen's 'radios army, Movemher 13, 1840; Jones Oldham. Brighton, Deeember 10, 1841; and Joseph Baisibridp FA. Now castle-0941••• ;the 25, 1842. Tln NATiMeAL CHORAL SOCIETY, EXtrr62-Hair. —Mr. G. W. Mortie, the fouoder and cooductot of this 11auriolnot sootety. easoanoss the oommenoeseet of tbe weekly rehearsals next Wednesday at Ezeter.hall. The chores members nearly WO amateurs of London, ittolnd k ii ehogyznes, resesimets, members of the medical mod profession., warehouseinee, clerks. Mc., and oserly • ladles, who weekly smoothie is Exeter-ball fdr the practice and Wady of orMerias sad other works of ties grethmasters eider the direction of Mr. G. W. Martin. A MOM of tee onkel° performanom I. aottortioed for the forthcoming seams. Tb. Prloolo,l Artistes will lonia& Mb. Bme Home. Mr. Beatty. be. Mimeos! meteors Maim to join &b. society may obtain every ioformatioe at the °Moos, 14 sad 15, Fseter.hall. IMPltorith Dthithion FOR SETH 1* Llna#ooL All meek& bold yestseday by Messrs. Kelley* sod Co. io. daisies that beeromment la the derailed foe ship PIMA Imo beesi seielesisd for some time. The followleg Forti ssimo me oessem4ag :—The Asimo, boils at Qethec in /214, 999 pus, ter coax ue.o . ; . Ora, 4T9 tow. WIG Jarrow a 1254. 6.8501. ; the Coraelin t _49o toss. MIN t Kosasimuk fs 1663, 2,2501. ; Nrella. 545 to.. re. glees, beat el Doom: fa. 1653. 1.5071. sad the Har vard. atel i atietie 6•A I at Bootee is 1847, 6401. This Vibe at Liverpool for some time seat. ORTMAL PALACHI. OHS SHILLIHO THURSDAY, Oct. 12.—Admiaanme oe payment. 2,0i2 dine by mom ticked', 1,106. Teed Mekom 5,147. L00k060,364 1111 1.4.7.tat70t 116 Oct. It. tr. S. C 13101301. Cash In hand and in branch banks Commercial bills ove rdue Commercial bills discounted, not Net due Ditto breach basks Advances on deposits of bullion 38.634700 0 01,801400 • Ditto branch banks 11.181,3100 0 11,627,000 0 Advises on French public se curities 14,023,000 0 14078,100 9 Ditto branch banks Ada on railway shares 11 and debentures Ditto branch banks /1.380.6 80 0 11,971,175 0 Advances on Credit Fonder 048,600 • 47d,660 0 674,900 0 ♦70,4650 0 Ditto branch banks ... A4llllllOOl to the State (conven tio 19th June, 1071 Government stock reserve 12.000,7 60 14 14980.760 14 Ditto disposable 34449,731 91 05, 649 ,737 Salta trinnobiliabst flaw 2nd June, 1857) Hotel end furniture of the haled landed property, brancbes 4404 , 13 0 8.444401 • Ripen's. id rase as ement Bantirtse 1,686,050,864 96 1,461661.884 8.5 Certhled by the Senator Governer e of the Heap of France. (Stilt HOCLUID. DIX:PATO/I 07 as BOMBAY MAILL-43011711.111P- TM. OCT. 12.—Tbe Nobuaki" aed Oriental Oompany's etaineship Brut's, Captain Weeks, sailed this eftersoos with the mails for Clamber, the Mediterransaa, Egypt, Ades, Bombs y, _ sad Upper BeegaL She took out 80 fmt sod 60 res passespre ; sad ea freight specie value 104,8371., el which meant 18,9001. to sovereigns for Alex andria, and the remairider for Bombay, eessprisiog tor gold, 3.9001. bar silver, 84,6001. ; end watches. jewellery, &e., 1,1.71. Amongst the pmemgers are Captains Ooote, Jame, Haly, Vardon. sad Waimea ; Colonels Seadwith sad Hart* ; Staff-Bergseas Flamer, Bylaw, sed Elperway ; Xsier-Cosseel Atherly, Ramon Simian, sad Liesteseets Gram, Carl* and Leggett.—Bester's /serer. Tim FENIAN hioesatatrz.—The Frtentan's Jour nal of yesterday rya onsets for Fesiseism eerier to be made is various parte of the ematry of the same raw et co theme already is esetody elesgei. Os razes, the thirteen persone is custody is Ora were formally brought before the stiradiary rearstrates. sad theme, &picot them goes into, bat the promediap bad sot temeissied to the committal of all the pationem The eraser seems te Imre hem priodeallY a • 4 01 ••••••zy obarsehor, ••4 setnegit these was a reemweript airy &the promediees of 1848, alleged to be in the hsedwrfting of Thomas Erman Meagher, who, it wan stated, see oar et the seetres a the Brocades.