The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-06 00:00:00

\1 W MI / 7' 4 - '•-,- 411 E--1?" ...AK. ...., . 9 • .• ‘ .ir • y.istli •o f r a' ' , NEWSPAPER" ....- I II t • I .I, _ \ 4 ~ .., --..„. • .• . ..,. ._..... .....____ _ ..,,,,..... ~ , bJJ • . . 4.A7 1 f • . i 'el; . . Al v; Al .0 .. r.• • • ' 7' - t,.• ~ v isil r7V ,- ' i 6RI tivixa • ' .... - _.l ...._ . „, • , 1.1 (Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. Na 4.416.] LONDON, SATURDAY IVENINe, OCTOBER 6, 1860. riALABAR. tint ship for SYTINkY, from Los v dirwt. train Gravesend pnooltstolb at stier. 1 ,,„• 3Ale.—rAeesre money i.y this rowel : tftlkA, MO: MOM —(BLACK NALL IIi)NTIILT LINE, from tb. p.t , —r.boo.,fers .tn.l shim. rt of RDO goods &drool d puma t.,111) so despatch are re. otfolly Invited to Inspect UM Mono itL h Ilrltith 01l q iver. • I at Lloyd's for IS )ems ; with mon loos and well ventilated side sedalsramblas: " d " sod it% lido poisonous only A , t •..e einher, the nonfolroent clipper EDIT' ,t...,ne,t 1M• Loudon llock• —Apply to T. AIL Nar li n i a . f, 11volyste street, C.C. DIDINH& MONEY WIORMII and BON" (Of pi,recall rani, tombes) LINZ of P& MPS to Al !II:ALI 3 / 4 .—tla /MUM IL'fi. Port Pbllllp amok to raw ter lw. Is uu P.M MIL) . Übe 10th of Otilibli, U Pb. „ It , the wiroilkt clipper agpirtallUlLL •% 1. t o A. A , Inv s IDLL, C..initia...kr. . Is OH int MY Dimes. nu. ALP I .*M. .... ' 4 \t'." s . ow* W end es *dr It , t , .l n•,,. 4 ;edict.. crie. I, ecienpriPes Ilic froffolk. PenthAlor..o. NurfOlt. 1:. tit. sort; Ana .sim ... 1 o. a- 1. .nra ships. toult .04 Moil olgooody Mho doom trek to boorolio Her aoripobodoilost Ise MI doom of ~,,,,er. are turrayootod. oil llio lareavaiparimer .. m .,..., l'at IMPS at "BMW awls to II Awl. sod y..po, VIII Morro Nary mina awl sm , loooball i rtiorogrre by flub Mr of youbsto on otorroyod ben r.,),Usgtoe to Mamma Mid= tor soroodoloo tarok sod moo.' 0.. br tboolaloo far* tiNDON to SYDNHY Meet, MONTHLY .14 LINE d BLACK BALL AUPTIIALIAN ex ROYAL MAIL rat Ttr triloriug mettoMee alma , Illp of the above Line Ira .I..pat lw.l IMMOtak Rum the Leaden Ducks, reuttving tin thy Oh ef emelt mouth ;rites 'notes* fall MPS. Captain To Rot OA 10 . Joe. 10 Dee. 10 Joo. 10 AM .10 Aft-br IXi; Shit Lin Mer•ol/1, I LIM esimsorm Nethertf • •••••••...• •i SAM TM riiniirest Milie d Ibis T.twe hive by their rapid nrer.l• world tacos rbroatiml. sod their numb orr.= We fur pamet•otre I. wasurp•••• .1 by my limb Mimi t.r freight or raw ipply to Ow wows, JAMS MIND 11.1 V.. LW/Med T. M. /WILILY wog Ow, I, Muorgslo .aver. beam r t l e , . e et. Pir rPi• T MAX 001prUNIOATION to PrEW TOTOL—The Lust L, NM TJrt, sod too.toocraio MAX UM COMPANY beard ▪ tallrimind red ern err! at Qpisserriu ▪ arior IMINOMIII rid r rigr,ri:Atwag too vrii you. ITT Or P 4•4IIINGTIM Rte, Oct ICI IGO, Wedrbmisr. it! 17 ---• Weds..L.4 • I isc 24 AAA gym .urmoOtag Wednesday.. Ilkb row IS, It. sal Ti pilaus% morns' Walssossosis bum Forward pasmock, iscom tashoollalp =WNW mama Pscassions tar e& a sot Shs licsyss sopli ii" t le lnit ut" Mr .t ir a sisc I l: nvEl Juan. . Emir Uwsu WIMM4IN•Ses niell'al • • I. 6' E w ABY "M 0017011111 ) sad BEM k nov i z . ir..... t rangismisle rIsC 1•11 • eft apinalary, Zr a h t . lima* • -- „-- ltinta..—Ce 11lemon oat at Cork Raehoer, on boll est. era hemmer/ to teed and receive Malin BRIT Pad RT AMERICAN ROYAL XI AN lkklL PTLUI . sepotated by the Adornkap to ALM lateen LI Y and NLW Y WAX AM le • tang le Nee oriLPPOOL sod Ilittli,s, ta,. books woe al lIALITAX lo teed as/ receive pateneen am/ Dm Oat The lalkindai we other needs an spoils/ ill k it.. ler NEW YolllC .drat. natertlay. 4.1/.. " Utak, IniviTton. enda ory, Oct. le. , • p e a Now 11.1 th Direct. eolon4 o d- Tr T. /en awl envie in Kansa Dann, to be atZin. Yank on bard ft. II kl, d the arnak Temp Mel, leakefts _ _ateerar.l t IS. pel.provieinia, WI, Wm/ Owe w %sleek Wieh no he elilaYt we board :—To /M a ri a ar i li k ma riV Ll! ' .26..ftvihr ... d .... are Teel. ski / pie ow imon pireole. le. Id ME 4 1 % . 10 0. 4= 161 /°' have aernmedillion ter a al pee he prow ae Aber E ogee OZ. • Iroort :B=Psied4livarA.l4miest i rtinl!.. d... llltwl , 12. /IF" D. Dnie, Pads : 11. ead L 0 D mid V. Minn eaninteera: ee D, alallver S. atee Week Liverpool _ _._ 9 e ms, a . 17 .1 ,1:10d a tt e t tot Steamer *IT" •aMY aid We . t ----;7I T 6700/IllV,vra tear oeterlide for tlee ens er KIWI MO/NINO. Eerloneipif it "a lienatet Imereilleovletien the preemies. theell ; .Si ael a/ft date tees, 42 52 1 107 1 1 2 . 1 e • nt, a 411,-Doe (night, peeiese, Re., apply le /IL rot PHIL I'l3. 11, Blood LUX., City, LC. ' mu! AT'LLNTIC sad GREAT WEI3TERN igin.wAy, eassmetimg NM YORE sad PT. WITS, by tbr Janttlon of the Ned York and Erie MA the Ohlo mad Ills hoopla hallways. • r PlfreTlPllloo.ll Mir trudi: Twelve Hunt:ad olthout amuse oc rarflaileh tol* iINE yILLIs LoOLLARP 1.. LEA RISO 4ErES PER VENT. INTERMIT. Payable II If n srly..m Id Jannaoy and lot July, at the Bank of London, ltd,idomodlr Arad, Loudon. and at the hanking.boose of h.... !annul, Sherman, and Co . New York. ho boor ....lipoid nod mat lid Win hear the onlarantee ef the P.r •.f Londoo. duly end, rood. the. guarding the lumina* Au) lweelhility ..1 during ton. cundruotouo of Oa have In Primoylrarda .nd PM WlO/11. ..... • WsOh It m . px4.11. rag Mead. i Pa . Pre-41405t. II a intykr I ellazeb, Need .lle. .Iltanlirl Marsh, Eft . Yew ..it. proctor sad logetver ',wit Tnirt sal Erie Railway. Mum Xvias, lay L014:011. Inr,tow Now Vogt &awl CA., W.lll/•y. 31..rde tot, IN., Basenna. LA. 1 Yaq , Yew York Tlt , T11:2 n Ntlf YOR RANI 1 - oasi tor F. Albs, 6q., Now York When Thsfloe. tsq.. Now Vort. V. P. Streator, Coq , Dayton, ~Tiristron, irl., Jamestown, Yew York. 1. C. Doses. Esq., Jamestown, Now York. los. Joke Dick, KC., kiss& Tins, I'm Tlu fast of limbed. Lou The Mak of Leedom, Imo.lon. Named and Co., •rywl. ik—Parnshel Musk c.v. ISM L do Cuadra Aria M. , = . :41c.b01m Schmidt BRoi Mews. RaeHine and Mt.n. Hope. ()odes° _ Poinn. tondos. m. sod Co., Leaden. te. Larks. clunfilt, lookfort. )Ir IL ► M I rthl 3t. PI:11;pp-31-adrs: , r Iss Jose de ' .41;5 7 1 -.. iFostke IL Streator, laq. '.ions 13 CM? —Thomas Vi Kennard, Zaq., CL, argot iironge-atteet. retedeider. Ineporary offtres.-11. at. Ilryn &place, Illahopagetentreat, [Amami. The ttlartic and I; rest W.tvrn Railway, 976 mike In Wink the na I,lh 143 k of a enubi n.itional Ilse of ol feet gauge. MOO Inks. lenlnh. front New 1 ork through the Mat stain klf New I,eh Pearyls Ina OW, Indiana, and Mown to M. Lae; of whirk shoot ow miles have been many yens In amnia II esiroes extraorshoan facilities for construenou, r ne '• •bop ho bridges, SAVA no ferries. sightlg : k $14 , 11111.k.0.1u the .00th. 1111t1 Or:ft/POW the ruts r, , .net,t trkle lets • ro thrill and the Likes of the north. It tr.. nes sone of tb• root fertile porno= of New York, lasnaltana sad the - .Outten of nhio. - It peens through th 1, 0 awe t... 110 Of crones of fourteee munt In the than '• .` with more than 111111:.• 0/ thiebitaaes, awl a Wt. Ivey of .an millsoosof dollars, sal sweetwiwneisteeseveu t • 10:1 snot towns in .ow York and Pitabilefsala heretofore • ot railway facilities nerving laws of the Mate. of New York PenenlYeades t'-' 'Noo, Ihroarh whkh the liar ram. MAW orpersie mud •.o ,ereary. though I , actisally the whale's ant Ikea The i• - roof le coati nod to Ito louts of "New York" that :• '406 ls captt .t0.t.1”114u.. law how gabbed : a , uw•lerat•le porno of ,he reel.. la " ParryWasia" Is die rn , oh-i, wit the One section Is in a rep bawd stile, aril • ..mu1d...1 Is Ikea ea.h of Moos meows Y 8 opined 4.1. well he bard to the nubile. an the bade hang Pee meander by calla on Mock Ned advaasee bg the and ilreat Wrotort connects with the New York '.tech It is a 01d...t00l at Salamanca, along at et ••rk tom the New York and hie Railway • • •01 tile c iiiii 10 b• of such importance, trout Ur I stal v•loahle WAIN: which tt will concentrate and I' it tool. that they haw* Gut anaisknl to pay to lb. I:rcat N r.tcr.l • lo•nlia of 10 per rent on the son freight an•l parongen. darts; five years hos and 5 per •• it for another tare of Met yearn ' • This 1, wst ,s espeetanp appropriated to weettrtwi • rat oa bootta. •••• tattoo M •Alanianca with the Allsatie awl telles 1. se•tk Orr that Use sterile of the re. t• .0. not ...red./4.1..1,0 an rasuranso 1114 the whole lino • : 117 rortpl: tea In: u. rrilniltre• threelopsd. •••,; • are 'owed ty a nret regloitered sanelgage, mead r" 1. . •h.n on the olvono alai all corporate etplita, prtsslepo. .• hoer plaot. and ppyrny of the railway; sod gnu ••• 74'4 of ....,r4os tato down et par atilt 14 • • of the pm., t lone are of 1,000 dollars nu h. no •• •• It par la to, its t: at, are trushruble without 'snap •o•• nt• o Ith noires Sashed. soul will he netd • I I.: I : ad 1.1 •4 July In sub yrs. at the honk of .• ...n eloorole••treet. Leanest • sod al the baninag hoses .• IN: atel New York. .•w.ll Ir i• • •...I .0 .leO sterling per toad rat LSO • 'ltlo ! thr i• n %aloe i 7 due 1:4 3011.531 y. ..• •lelivernl tat 14 • 'reshot, or Pother. at •••,•tlett et 1 r• h... r ' •e nd •,11 twat Ll 4 par amnia betarest, wtlmativg the t 4. nyrrorstr.l by Orr 1.. e Y 11. not k oo 14,04•414, not Us INlMingil W givOlardo will tor yo I hos No ntwal Tk we st ere a tiewiii Ind Snot Westin Railway par twlf , ray 47 goo *Nang. lbw" ra anew, re tor mowrw wprivairto to Una al I /Derived laws sow not wowt wan gln am mreal nem ogee tin '• • • 4. .apital awl t 4 17.11 per nal, awls. SO r , •II t.• workiws isare ehe row of lb, Tee Tat mg= * •,•• I way he well to it., •41... f .4 dos=ty. the rnor.b.4 he New 1 ork by lbw p. A. Po. Ain lor aria NSW_ 1-• with Shy slot Relewta =l.llll.lPw.wc raw " fon llte IleAter• ..• tlew MOM .4 lir Downy. WMate. 1:.•111.1....046. 44elewl. LandowDowny. Fl VE PER CENT. IN VESTMENTS. utiroLin 1. inet.4keve for LA ILO K or Old %Lt. a - 44 ' nuns* VI% t Yltit Pit ANSI!), IN. .awl ww.erwl ett)...nswable ot beam low 7 w oh. L spy& t. U. 1163114 119. /Krona. Wales. ALBERT aad 101DRIAL LUPE ASSURANCE, .7, Wateste•W hiam PahmeA Lead" &W. The lewlesss d the Mania. In sad Oeseral I Amur- saes IleeleW hates lees with the Albert We Amues* °sewer, the b eastesises beeesdera be carried ea mist the above title Acemselated rand eseesde ARANO Outweighed Capital =Capital boom tram Lila Premium upwards of !WM The am bedews le sow tweerembig at the hie of ash than Atlie per swam ham Pietism De Moron's Report open the bet valeatlica ef liabillillso and at MP, and the stateroenta of seseusts, $ appeared et List lbws that the surplus In garner it the Albert healers ebsee alter weld* for every lithiltty. was Ittlekide he 111 MOW WILLIAM WITH. Arlaary. DOUGLAA all7oI 18esetary. VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON sod 1111015 DIN. tor the !skimming at Gm Penn and thsk O wls V liskr 2 s aow isi te nalie thit billiiimirelleistili iteae s a."..."M pronetad ths ". by d 4 Oa via d limulit is Ikk subject. - Gold being angst Isio j e t sr awls. Whom Shit gold 01 1111 ceinia •Is IS sissis..43 II 119 IS earns .. itl 11 10 worth ..116 14 17 areas.. 3 0 1 3 meats .. 1 3 26 pg. r OWN& 111sment.. 9 VI 7; 7 carols .. 1 4 9 !lawns 4 1 5 16 aegis.. 113 1 II owns.. 1 1 99 It mats (Minh 14 anis_ 3 9 aj 5 emits.. 017 a ilesisrd) 317 10e 13 imglo.. I a 0 1 anis.. 014 In anis_ 314 4 lf amis.. I I lie • 1 earns .. 010 ; hard... 510 1111 II ONO— 118 1 I 3 earns .. 0 7 19 meats.. 3 7 II VI msg. . 115 44 1 cora ... 0 S lli Magginstegy 1g Ingristloneset, Covent-garden, R.C. Loudon. iris at Chase and Jewellery for lg. rack N.B. This dam at a in the arming sod es astsolays in Vein& ~. B ...i v AL etr iff ajapp w *s spoess. per &obi • • /orb • Demi , VOO.ll rts r• • • ...... •• 4. • %es*. r , T.:somas • mutt s. Lowzamaraus. ; T.ONDON'CARI'ET WMIEIIOI3BI, 141 WAVOH 144 MONA soßelt ml Id eillisitve frOCE at CAMITIN4I, the dodos hielosallilie the SIVYob; dm Dearria, lsogatalka. la" INlodase numbsilme tite 4. Ge 54.440441, awl 41 W. 'UM. MLLES Wired r Wcilebbnoltk Wear al er eat a c4= l4l 4 l" aar seati.—Wr. NSW alirers iglai fts RANUMAQVALL TOURIST suns. to. mosse M Ars num, olibilllNlAL-MtLINITCI. • • I'll 0818 sad SON sib imalidaitift anal that ... OM roma beyond the ma et ad eran i ra it :Urede, lifr• rhombi eeeheed _le earl sa T dy Theeimit oklllet *Mere T m E me et netteld mod=ri6. 2 i UM= T :Lost dal* from the beet Men eel =AUT. UnDi art& an Imams =4I .II 72C IL I Th c az. and eil ebeepeiluea . alto a pest waver for Juveniles of " IV ROPiE&Y and DLAIIIZT, RAT rid CAP, and BOOT ' and SHOE 1111/111tT II [NTS, eeedia a metally selected atone ' of the ball mid swat manatastarm ... - . N ft Nioni — may — irTicio sae 07spprond ot, it will be n ebonsati, a tae ....y return& Gnats as Ilatilow or pan hno. L MOSES end PON'S Book too the Pasant em Ibe tirown otos k•PNthn Inn* of NM& Winry. " with rule for Paltnintsnment, sod Net of Prism Ano (Jun publitlin) ea olabenbe plan of thin City Mann oupoOman of KINGPINS sad ALMA= sad gsw gameir d ,nr u statrxxxr, ' SPECIAL NOTICIL —E MOSES sad SOWS ESTABLISHIIT—NTS will be I'UoED on MONDAY and TUESDAY, October a and 9, and will be re-opened, as usual, on Wednonlay moron*. TOURISTS and EXCURSIONISTS are 'wally arorldod for as blonia and 80 R, =WHAM TAILOIO , .. II Al 7 EMS. 11 Iry 0 1, BOCrIILAXERS, ac., comer of )11N i Wig+ sod ALDOAT sad COMM of KM OX rOltD , FRG= odd HAJIT ,god Bradford and obodkid. Vorlailra QTDEN HAM TROUSERS, 17*. 6d., the ereemil roan et sessumasted hoe-trade, In the choicest haw thraldom et this swum% issrvelissts for the race of =esc alate/Aft teem see dr& warmest le meek So it Osoaitua Cast, tiba—LUIVIL 3110=1111, isoigsteolll. SIINSHINI mad showers—on rawoonroo, or ootior ilw lai t tiror4.ac aire i11 ...2%11=A et tWr=l at" a& lib. sad lib bct.—Maera by IL 111, Imigat•4lll Y DWI HAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, SAL ; Salmi raiSarms fres 114.—Msobs ably by SAXUIL le, Lodeato-bla QYDEN HAM DAILY NEGLIGEE COAT, 171 li. sews* Masa Made only by IlablIINL azonuas, m, Ludipdsiill. §mgPIVTACLES, imprund by HARRIS sad SON. e with will meet owteieb the eight Better .mow or =ea to lee Geld iss blew eit ventetp, st le n = Ita. sad DON Is fir M ihei leasers Lair. .11T UR KAMM' ROYAL LITTERS !ATLl'''. cre;;;Wentist, 1711011;i1001 , J. Mire* end PATINTED an INVECTIO:I ill as cox ?traumas end ADAPTATION of AATIFICIAL =al sad 1“, width bee the followlos extraordinary add: Fine—A set of Teeth of amdelte 'Foremanship end as- Ism can am he Mind with the mom mese accuracy sal elliallenif I WO YOURS, wilted pia or extramson of stamps, sad ismer. Ii t. man the i purpose of nesdicatlss and articulation. s/ un They me deed wlthetn bands eamMe, witha," waStlkm imp. iby seamalds, Sexlble. sad hte trint which Melt an extraordinary power of suction wolf •fteMen obtained, that the teeth me perfectly inonomatie. orei et spoon of the wearer. Third—Artifktel Teeth Mau la the ordinary way see mimed vasiges by the Ices of say of the rural teeth to widish = Meshed, bat by thlepeneattheyare not Impaired lathe de ere elm/. issfal. 'ad will last • life-tlata ras:sh—lteeldnas 'bread or la the country ens Wad ewe Teeth In my of die slime mess, without the aid d s dentist. Mr. Fakelfs patc if winch be is the sole laveetor sad patestee. out nab be premed at his Fuld. um where spechnees may he seen and every tulormation obtained. Decayed Teeth Crow Teeth betened AU consultations tree. Terms errfeily moderate —A (111.0tiVF-NOMITAIIT, and MN pIAMLNOHAIL I Y AYED TEETH and TOOTHACHE. 1 1 FIOWAIVII tee .an decayed teeth, now. wan biro dr cavity. It la used la a suit state. without prassers aani, and border Into a white awed. It reassas to I soft am ;lin. rendering extractive unisex:awry. and effete. Dbections enclosed. —BOl4 by all media= vendor& maa ASAVING of TWENTY per CENT. in the MORTALITY of 311 W and CALVER, Omani the sled Ono Halfpennyworth of THORLRYO COMPOUND to meth Asbnot daily. Reduced pints: *no* maintain. Ma loom* nrlth memora 400. cases. contain*, 443 feeds, In pasta* Me. Cszeimas paid to at; railway Motion In the Tatted ILI= JOOLLIM THURLIY, W hoester sed Lab PT. Meer Mills. and MantifteBon7. ColationMaerond, s4nroso. lanios.—Agenta Mir* M MIR Sows wain ere sae study sperms& Prralar pre tea vir 0 RIMS PRIM= RUNNING AWAY 1 II by =lag the Isiah Misty Bub" MAUI tem blebs or riding retry, which see brielly to • eub et Miry ell. Invaluable train eats Yrrn sir dre tem sew% bte e s emieneM osp en eo.MO Yew yeleel& LI& spar. • ;oils PUMAS LW. 1.1. ra 4:otte Paula *Um Ow 1.1 limo easy asesebse. N. to go.. et is hire • wei.ll.l ma 2Z P Ories il l i Nt li • =Tim ha. tram ad. Ye r. k reetesok bask eni gli fre w %WIN "- Seedier, he., LW, %r. the IWO L Lot co temennot eland dory. EirKY MAN ms OWN PHYSICIAN. ilLens d MAW Wain Is 1.1 s r%llle teerily il an prosy perldre tamp be Ilreldrib Yr • meelleal week MI6 Imeirordwas, brier annor• sairal Ikea wllk min tor tbs praperneSon at Walk sod siesngth to innns* al sip. mid prvesntkaary Idals lm Ihe el the week Or senors. Use @aleatory, erel theß i rlinie wee= who rarer from el ver. I.,lirreterred gensral d.Wllq, seams, rptlepay. .I.lltelk el .• This 'daintier bra AWN IS W furl Peri s Journal. Arc. WI& Addreee w m as, M.a.. y 7. Albsi-plan• Dmileri• mews. Ladon. W.C. ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT maim- TION.—Tbs Camel Moe d Ude Institutive. APPIAL to the public for PICONLLZT AMISTANCTro 6. 1 them to to the peesest beet" Mona ma Os hatted Dee& of the Society. It Ma sow let lifeboats, some of wthelt bast saved this year 110 persist trees • wdery=l . =OYU SAIIIXO, THOMAS CJIMILLN, Deputy Chairman. Adelpid, Ott, INS meta Wlllts sod Do. ; Coatis and Co. ; Harries mid Co.. sod et the Isethatton. lta 14, lc TIiTRE ROYAL LYCZUM.—SoIs lawn sc r l treatreal, Madame CLUIBTI—MONDAY, October b. --FM? APPLULANCS la ilmbisid of dee young sad oebbtatut ft=NW AMAMI fig 00UOZNIIAX. who Is mard number of *Ate. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY 800 -1110 H .a.l Emsoax.—ni. above polio ad =st BALL 10011, with Its various sispot maw OM taw abe &WON. TM mot ellanikal Mieg Odrovemssmis boo nolersd tbh %hi mdlg od =regasmsereal the =shaped'. Yr. W. s eels. Bud polareas sightly selogicos trami goemells mono midi Os lialsal god /1104 faahlonallis mhos, &e.--Doces op an at 1 g o'dmk. Aignanice. la. ARGYLL ROOMS, IWindmal-street, Picea -211.09t1:111D for the Wleter &seek tar 1.110113. NABS CON mita the celebrated bead, ailabtlibed tea years. ondo:46d Mona Lewitt. Damlog et 10 cerdeek. Afladsekra. PRE ST. JAMES% RESTAUgArr, Wool VI, igisoldrese. rad 13,Pteeadlgr. This terHAat wile dialog rebel" hiving ImeaftwierVi. slaw iseasibe 121611111mOVEMSE er itle at r arlapr Me e R Ms triguLikpa Ea rits es=" tt nekeWasis Lei oLibuym, W. DON ProPridor• FRINCIL .VINEYARD ASSOCIATION, trwik Mead Ply. IT 1iN112.11 Cfa=e and natural .Ms par dos. Plc Oradea" arm wfais no. „ 1117P11101. C.RAIIPAONE 345. and 42L Per toe doom, mum wire 325 aad 405 PRINCH PORT, Orit quality 215. Aid • rest var let? of the finest wines of trance. Bottles . and aeralmen kw NOTICIL-6-11TRES and SPIRITS it REDUCED CPCML—A. nousais revised list el prices, with Dr. Has mart, pat fret on apphostim. Claret Ma srdtartre, bo .. locluded..par dozen las. SIM Hoc Chablis kWk or M 1110•Iim 2ta Herenheht filsrm7 . formerly charged Ma. per down. 1 itIL aMilteold Pact • kaa Ikea Africa part sad Shah, Ms. and 24a. South Atrkan Madeira sad Anisalallails Us. 1 O. fall skate* Us. M.; Demand, Brandy, 17s. per gallon Ralliads. Ohs .y Mal, Ma per or dose ease. aaseult any bat at the alma as receipt of 30 stamps. as—d. arouon. L. Strand, London. §LNDIIMANI3 PORTS, at the ratheeid duty roll paid sap slake la Zagland), supplioldom TBOO. N "NN sod SO to , who, sod Nom Madill. tarried of 40 Toms purveyors Luc. Auctety of ‘tarabtoik.M. 2!. Lomb a Coodol ~... )tom thr wood tat. sad at% per doom ; dem alms, Ad., Bee, , very Add aml old, OM, 114., No, to UM.: Pomo/do's wood odor, 240. 4;1141 1 / 1 / ; sapookr Ka, 400, Mo, OM -, • do, ?11 1 . ry a .41 lid do ;i Lm 40 , .. dtdo Middit. a". Mien, lat.: at Esteps, ; do. =dem. mess Item 425..t0 Ms. Prised Ms as leg& . - 40151112i1l sad SON, - Wise sad SpiritMer k" 4111.1•—•uSaullikee tioLozuS awn— Ai Ike s. as E frimmumsd Mowing, Ws. :—ltogilab (11.. Oa M. and belerth quail, and airsaille, 1111. rid IIL di pin piths. LW. W. and lith a.... . et ., sst am- Wet poistrr oppl ag= " llZ very superior Urs. thili Pth Ith I ra PAN biked vim and - tne by robin, elms, gni— lYnplipbeitheet Within. IaARLOWI3 SELF-AOTESO ISTPHON TAP. 1.1 , Morose-pegmatite& Somme Sat bower emu wine toed. ISARLOWS PAT/NT CASK irniv:-To waste or mithonnt &started to ItithOr • r4B rips/ mot skied v bid. To salt casks of every aim Price from IA SASLOW'S AUTUKAIION OINDEr L IFTEL—Wsmated to save ore ton of aosb per year. Me 11.. Id Koltrott WU& SASLOW'S KMPLIKTIICCI MILT 813.11N.—WM roast it large Joint oft& •ma ark ma 11.1.11•0111 el Goal per yam Us. SASLOW'S POTATO MILIMI—TIie only method to cost them lit ous% Pdee ti SvAtt,lla • • TEL to J AtAKLOW, 14. King WI/law slog lad potestana OM that hie es Ka& every slide i Oben me 'parlor _ - R., rastUrUKCAT. —The exquisite porlumar—lllmmers banquet, Newt, African Sower', Rine Volunteer& bouquet, Jockey Club, tr., are the most taabloaable for this wason.-1. 11.111.118 L. perfumer to her Majeety, and prielleged purveyor to the Queen of ripeln. To be hmt at as home manatee-tory, 96, errand eh, brunch, COlll - Laudon . retell breach, 17, Boulevard dee lta/tena, Pula: wholesale brenek, We de la Montero, Madrid. D 0 WLA.NDS' KALYDOR, an Oriental botanical 1.11, preparation to imprft sad Imantifying the Complexion mid Skin. This royally-pated and ladles' esteemed specific merle the moat soothing, cooling, and purifying action on the akin . eradicates freckles, ten, pimples, spots, diaooloestios, and other cutaneous visitation; and renders the skin sort, fair, and blooming. It obviates mil the ideate or climate on the skin, whether con h reference to cold and beeleeesety or intense solar heal, and Is universally ha Mgt repaid, fres the Wiry thaws or Ludas to the trona realm of WI Oar. Palos aa. id. and dd. c battle. wnpßrlaaalaa —TM w a r Larliadd Lana! are ea owlud sod Baas, In red Ink at load laid et r im lattdayardwa Los. duo . and by chemists and pernimmina. ' LITERATURE. Herbert Chauncey : A Man more Sinned against than Sinning. By Sir ARTHUR HALLAM ELTON, Bart. Three vols. Smith, Elder, and Co. The leading idea .f this very readable novel is, as far as we are aware, new in fiction. Herbed, Cheuricey, the hero of the story, is a man *pi, from indecision and want of presence of mind, MI involved in a aeries of blundars and perplexities 6r more amusing to read about than to experience: - All t i e little errors and mistakes to which every um, liable, but which in the case of most men egillt ount to a certain inconsiderable discount on Akei l prosperity and success, are, in the zaeof unfortunate Herbert Chauncey, at. with their worst possible consequences, 44 as WA in one instance, a fatal result LA ise suety age he engage, himself to a young; .64, the daughter of his guardian, not because he fis in love with her, but because he knows that she is in love with him.i This guardian, it should be V ett eci, takes a lead in the politics of his county. before the time appointed for his marriage Chauncey has a fortune left him by the etillsol a cousin, wises. executor is a retired naval residing at B--,. a ETeLdi seaport, ?Von one occasion is written—Boulogne. On , Jisit to this gentleman Herbert Chauncey sees tieg falls in love with his &mile*, who is' very muck thrown in. its wary . by her aunt. Prodelm4y. And,,houguibbli. vathdWeibg Lime self from this new attraction, he returns iis England, where , howpver, by is followed by these as, and has Lis weak mma so worked me by the representations made to him by the aunt diA les IsOithe state of his affeetiens before his gantjbreaks off the engagement The young due, Woke-liearkel ; ; her . father becomes a incaination of revenge against - Herbert uncey, manages to surround him both in public and private with his instrumenta„,who drag him into all kinds of difficulties, dompromiae his reputa tion; and'end by blighting his political prospects, depriving bite of his property, and estranging him from his wife. The modes operandi--the artful taking advantage, and turning to aocount, of the peculiar weaknesses and defects of the hero's cha racter—is viry. adroitly described. Incidentally we would address a word of remonstrance to Sir Arthur Elton on the very dark and unpleasant picture he has drawn iir onsrof his chapters of a: country news paper office. We sincerely hope, both for his sake and their Uwe, that the stack the Bagborougli Beacon are not in the habit of reading the novels of the day. ......, . About Londe*. By J. Elmo RITCHML Tinsley. Mr. Ritchie's apology for this book is the success eirevioas books written by him on 'the same ex haUstlees sUbject. If he will allow na to oiler him a More valid and' an equally modest apology, it is (that this M.A,,bOtMIT. book than either of its pre cursors. It pi cOmperatively. free from. the exagge rations and CU 168 1 ,416 w which detracted from the usefulneek "of rotor ms tion contained in his "Night Side of Lolidon ;" it is naturally More interesting to east readers that* " The London* Pulpit ; " and Ss it dollection of sketches it is at oboe more vitiedind more homogeneous than "Here and There in London." "About London" is on the wholean obacrveht, well-informed sensible book, hitting the point of amusement which is more frequentl missed in books made up on a system of s smartness. Neither the facts on the one hand nor the flaahee of light literature on the other occur in -sway to make the volume unread able. The matter being for the most part curious and interesting, the tone with which it is treated is quiet and effective. Mr. Ritchie has not entirety bead himself from the leedeucy to ollies every speetacte - into a thousand similes ; bet thevienre promising signs either of a wise desire to abandon this habit or of an increasing distaste for the trouble it involves. When a picturesque author reaches the point of describing penny-a-liners as "eagles scenting carrion," there can be no doubt of his having grown happily indifferent to the effect of his finer touches ; and, as a consequence, there appears the reasonable hope that, by a very few gradations of nonsense, be will get through his fail ing for ever and all. Until Mr. Ritchie shall have done this, we must bear with the failing for the sake of what is hearty and sound in his work. We have done Mr. Ritchie no more than justice when we have said that be observes with quicklime and accuracy and reports clearly the result of his ,bservation. attach gnus impootasse--I.mbia Sir WNW' Agriatiii. Me tolifile that he eimiddien this goodies es ma* ems I steel erialteetion, sal tape If yea OM penises Imo mond ousels attaining serythisg like Ilaa IMO speed, end ea nor worthy ao the erdbrazy - Mai•of-war, no other . mead will keys the the chases amid Sham (Hear. Ware If abl he Wee. end I do sot dotal ie far • ;nomad, whet will he the consequence! Why, the edits reconstruction of our =.}, (Hear, bear.) To eve yen an idea of the expense would attend ma remeneltuction, allow me to intone you that two mash which were ordered by Lord Derby's government, and width are now is the course of eoustruction, will cost no less than a million of money-500,000!. each. (Hear, beer.) But whatever the cost may be, this couutry cannot um to be behinclieny other either with regard to +the superiority of its ships or of weepers at defeat* generally. ((Awn) I perfectly believe that we are at least equal in point of soldiers and smilers, and in the name of the former I beg to return you rayebanks for the honour you have done them in drinking their keelths. (Loud cheers.) Mr. Fereowees, M.P., proposed "Tbe health of the Chair man es Patron of the ion." The Duke of MAXCHAVVIM, in responding, referred to the volunteer movement. He said one great advantage of the =moment was that it mudded him to mix more freely and intimately with his neighbours than he had ever had an opportunity of doing before. lie felt very _grate fel to the county for the assistance it had afforded him, and he wee happy to Bey that at the late review in Hyde-park the Hturtingdon Mounted Rifles oc cupied a very high position. He thought it the duty of every men who possessed health, strength, and leisure to join some corps or assist with his money. In many res • the movement was most berieficail. It maces think of something beyond moneymaking upon they had thought and legislated too much et late le ft ere m barVre r i.l7: ', 2d, Th e raise f *Vai position' oir tyieof vunolun- Immessele the eyes of foreign nations, and he hoped n the man who bed He the di ff erent oorps would persevere in their drill. He had beard some persons say, as a reason for not joining, that they would join soon enough if there was an invasion. .Ilut they should remember that it would be too late then, as an untrained man was utterly useless against an organised army. It was only by discipline and organise/km that they could hope to resist a well-trained army in the field. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Ruse briefly proposed the health of the members for the county. Lead R. Momou, M. P., in aoklowledging the toast, said —1 am aware it is the rule that at all these convivial meet lags which usually take place during what I may call the ter:licit 'devilries= of oar pa:Commentary duties no party politics should be trenched upon. But lam also aware that with one single exception, every person who has spoken it such meetings during the ;recent has alluded to politica in some shape or other. ( ter.) The rule was adopted in order to obviate anything which might have • tandem, to disturb the harmony 'of the meeting, but I have seessees politica iatrodueed which were not party polities. Some 'me • has seed that : there are only two things *hick can be talked about, politics and agricul ture, and they add that politics are not allowed and agriculture it a bore. (Laughter.) As it would be pre sumptuous tp me to offer you any opinion in reference to agriculture, I will pass to another topic much more con geoid. Some *mks ago you might have seen in PuncA pigmy of e, fine English farmer in one corner Sleazing his shoat, and in the other our generous large-hearted leader of the 110086 of Commons—Lord Palmerston. His lord ship was remounted with. a roll under his arm of bills overdrewn or payable six months' after date. The farmer, bowevere rye to him, "mu is • great deal better work than you have doos, old boy,* and the picture is entitled " Core Tereus Lbalf." (liiudblec) tt_nn I cinVo wader ritand that we, members of the moki'm of Commons are seemed of doing nothing. Weed, the leadi nogg se per of the day has contrasted us with Oeribals i It says, that he is • man who is all action sod no tar, while the House of Commons is all talk cost oo action. Bret Lord Prilmentoe himself, in use of his facetious entombs% amused no of having had showered upon us that greatest of all blessings, the gift of tongues. (Laughter.) But I can assure you that we found it very bard to do nothing. In point of feat it was most laborious. I sat up constantly until half-past 2, and once as late as 5, doing nothing. (Laughter.) In some points I think we resemble the volunteers. The volunteer is required toper form • sort of inexplicable movement, called marking tune. 4. eager ram some of them drilling the other day, and Wring watched them with • puzzled expression for some tins he tamed to • shipmate sad remarked, " I say, Jack, tbere must be • devil of undercurrent there. for they are making a gr ea t deal of fuse and noise, and they . don't bet on as aIL" (Laughter.) We are precisely situated. We frequently maks • rdeal of fuss and noise end yet do not get on at all. elater, hear," and laughter.) I presume therefore that we only mark time. (Continued laughter.) But we have per. formed other military evolutions. We discussed at consider able length • treaty of amity with France and we called the Emperor Napoleon the great and august friend of this country, and yet the next day we found • bill upon thetelde for increasing the national defences, sod we found ourselves calling him, " that dangerous despot " (Laughter.) Now that is what I call "right about face." (Continued laughter.) Then, iota, we fired off • vast amount of blank cartridge, sad we made man&rip t lirts, and we were supplied with a brass tend." ter.). In my opinion one of the reasons why the of Commons wastes so much time is that it takes upon itself duties which you ought to perform. Local questions are discussed in the house and frequently take my a peat deal of time. (Hear, bear.) But the very beams and essence of the constitution is that the country should govern itself, and as far as possible leave these land matters to local boards and vestries, who would do the work much better than we do, and would save much of our time. (Hew, hear.) There is also a further reason why we waste • pe st deal of time. We talk a good deal upon foreign polities, and I must say I think that in so doing we effect • considerable good. Foreign countries are governed by despots, and no ll= dare en ' tisane the actions of a government or dispute in edicts. It must, therefore, be • relief to find one great, is and wise assembly which can candidly aad fearleMy review the conduct of other governments, censuring that which is criminal, end giving • due mod of praise to that which is praiseworthy. (Cheers.) Not very long ago the Emperor proposed to ammo certain pro vinces of Switzerland. We spoke out boldly and teazle:lT : and he did not take all he contemplated. though say now that he intends to aunex. &Minis and Elba; the acquisitions which he has already made, I believe the Emperor has weakened rather than strengthened himself. He lies spread his troops over a larcer extent of territory, and he hasbeoome the ruler of &people whom sympathies and feelings are alien from those of the Mani of the French nation. The lam may be amid of Austria. The malt of modern policy is that she is called upon to repress Hungary, to aseist in keeping Poland in order and to keep up a force for re taining Yemen against the will of the people. (Hear, hear.) Whp form bs she left to oppose to foreign ag '? positios reminds me of an anecdote I have = a obi lbstmeus burly Englishman and a very mem hilismen. Oa tee ground of want of reciprocity Mg. to the mark which his form his &stag= the reply of the Irishman was, "Mani ra just tell you what I'll do. I'll chalk my size on &10d all hits outside the line shan't count." .) At the present moment France and were in the same position as the Englishman. semi allow me to say another word in 11111.11111111110* the House of Commons. You have all doubt line baud et the " ptmone, or the Abode of Love." II le ruled by Asa aorta& Mr. Prince ; but a Mn. Price has bees them against the wish of her husband. Ultimately she ran away, and Mr. Price, after running all over the country in search of her, found her at Salisbury buying ribbons. Now, we are • happy family in the House of Com mons. Ours is an Acapemone, and Lord Palmerston is our Mr. Price. His wife, Lady Palmerston, or rather Mr. Gladstone. chances to be of a most erratic doOtion. The noble lord has spent anxious days and nights in search of his better half, sod finally lie found her buying wises in one country, ribbons in another, and giving sway our coals in exchange. (laughter.) Lop that having finally bon caught she will in future be to a due sense of her maternal duties. (Laughter and ) The sable tai concluded by thanking the meeting for the inmost in which the health of the county members had been drunk. Mr. Fra.i.owss, M.P., also remanded. Mr. T. BASING, M.P., in acknowledging the toast of the members for the borough, expressed his approval of the objectsof the society. He said they utteutled there to commemorate the continuance of an essocirition which was productive of the greatest benefit to the commu nity at large. It united classes—it tied the hub between labourer, employer, and landlord ; and exemplified the carrying bite effect of those two pest principles on which the property and !retaliates of England mainly depended — namely, the exercise of union for great national benefits, and the exercise of competition for Individual purpose. They united for the general benefit of a gri culture, and they competed individually for individual distinction. Those were, he believed, the two great causes which stimulated an Englishman to exertion and which gave him the power he possessed. (Cheers.) General Pan Sao brieSy responded, but his remarks were confined to local tondos Several other tomb bmoing been drank, the proceedings were brought to • close. • A NEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. 110OTTS BILIOUS mad LIVIA PILle. vilisset any Yerendellngtedleat, fres the redpe d Le r = d ,. TO be loud lanthnehle si with gaffer troth bilious and liver ampleidth tad= aped" gtddined, dirtiness d the Eha Far as a badly sported swell and a pother at lais Ow an tomb menthe as In their capsealien sad te the statheek they Grease appall* prineone end strengthen the erlialt nervous spisak—asid by meth dnettstu in boxes, la 141 and Is. ad. seek Se ware to ask kn. Dr. liestra Miens and Wm PM. gmethe an wore poen package, with Wlltlarn gesehthe. 1116 Jenugheliest." mowed es the govenment stamp. WINE% SELECT LIBRARY. The widest dreaded= is giTIIII at this library I. *very recent werhier nak =MI er esserst Lateran In Idiracry, hie =ENC:llO4% , travel, and the liable eless of he ists of Amato 1a0,40D velum per eaaam. relicarlpalsai, our 'alma per amen, ooataceso ing nitof _ Diet hildirtire, town end Tillage Wades, mid Mena looPiams wiegiled on liberal terms. le etiliell 1111 appretka.—Charles Edward = ' , c I t i s : lambs; Creseetreet, Manchester; sad New ora fiRASEIVE3 MAGAZ Oci., Oaacerolag Scylla sad Cha rybdis. with some novelle alma the Selz; of the Nadu lam By A. k P. A lest Word " ea lard Ilaitesalsy. By abirtry. Ida Csaway.—A Tale. By J. C. Chapters ill. sod IV. •Mk fox the Mot By G. J. Ths Mastalal Condition of Toby. Lanka : Jai. W. hew INE for OCTOBER, scestsdns : Oryil Ora By the Author of Hall" Cap tors "XVII. to =X. Prirrystory. Byßdward.Wilber Ilmos. A ewe Male. Unissimi. yet Well Known. TM Ina& PoinpsU. By O. P. Bevan. Chronicle of Current History. sou, WirA Wand. W.O. THE SHAKESPEARE FORGERIES to the LONDON ILIVIZW and WI=LY .101.324e1, conducted by CALMS likes" el MS DAY, Oct o . i lal , th s wombs, et egyereM IreeDdles ad the U. W. Littik k =ir. Tree by root lia="4l.ll4paslsp - THE LONDON RN JOURNAL Ormileted VIEW and WEJULLY THIS D camAY. Ham LL.D. Owl S. S. Bang Ifelaceslea—Proprietary Woes Agricultural Perse cution. Tie Shakespeare Ireland Forge riee.—No Necrolm , of Eminent Persons. WHO an 4 Bequest& Town and Table Telt Teem Our Pall-wiall Summary of liol iv Metttent i. News. Louise on Die Deee-deD Review' of New Desks : leenantic Nan& 0011121111414 No. 14, The Li iii limit Nand. Is Americo. Iselol Scissor sod lay tato- Isms*. r:%.:... 17terlintal an the Italian Quo- Jurriosa_lesuritleg. IW. r.W rupiah's Idatodi Moat . blon of Yore.—Po. IV.—Lord Olumphell. TM British City with two Mountain& =rdiT of the Lyon= Thoolro. oval. Iltoteirs from Hungary.— If. _ _ —...... 0 ...-- Marrimosi Wei U. Oir Jyarseys is sad ad d AiliiitlCE.ubmarlme Telegraph. W. Little. Manager, 11.4 A 1 601 4, _ - Ordlad Moms. • Mama at the Navahos sod ltarleva. &a.. la, es. amptas4trost. Mimi. R.Q. The Nth of °stuba will b. Ur Imet deg lee receiving ailverliew I ler lierertien T HORLEY'S ILLUSTRATID TAILIELBB' NACIL, ler The First id lion of ALYA leggelloopies tr n ' M'nwynea. WO but Omit a medium fur advertisers as Mr Y rarely to be me wan: For farther punishes erg* be Jowls Thorley, IT. nengene aineel ; or at if. CalsdalliMa-rood. Klee e-eroet. On Thursday night the Hon. Grantley F. Berkeley delivered a lecture is the Queen's Roans, Glimgow, foe the benefit of the friends of the Acclimatisation Society, giving an account of his excursion to the far west of America during last autumn. The lecture was under the utopians of the r l .6 low committee of the society. The Lord Provost p resided, awl the audience was large, and was eampased al the Nile the West-tad. THE MAIN DRAINAGE WORKS. The usual meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works was Mid yesterday in the Oeuncil Climber, Guild- hall —Yr. J. THWAITZIS in the chair. Mr. Buzgl.oirrx, the chief engineer to the board, pre sented the following report of the pro and cost of works executed on the several lime ecomiseeted for mein drainage purposes: " I beg to report that the program d resin drai n age work. during the pest summer has not been so satisfactory as could have been wished, owing mainly to the unusually wet season we have had, and other unforeseen difficulties which have occurred. "On the North Side of the Thames.--The northern high level sewer would, in the ordinary fine weather, have been completed ere this, but the old, liaokoey Brook re- mains to be filled in and several breech connexices and diversions of local &Lige will have to le made under this ' embed. The value d the work ementa up to the preset time is about 159,7001. The Middlesex level sewer works have also been delayed by some difileulties with the con tractor. It is hoped these will now be eatidectoray settled, and that the works will premed sore rapidly. About 1,100 feet of sewer 9 feet 6 loehes ln diameter has been constructed at Old Ford, and about 2,000 feet at Pad dington. The value of the work executed under the con tract is about 10,4001. The Banelagh storm overflow across Hyde-park la being well executed, about 600 feet of sewer, 8 feet 1 inches in diameter, having been completed, and works to the amount of about 2,2001. executed, besidee6.sol. for the underpinning of the Banelagh sower, in connexion with these works. " On the Booth Side of the Theme —The sunrises high level sewer works were delayed coueiderably by the inability of the former contractors to' proceed with them, but they ere sow being mere satufactorily performed by their muc ous" and about 960 feet of double sewer, from about 10 bet 6 inches in diameter, have been constructed at Deptford, about 1,680 feet of 10 feet sewer at Brixton, sod abed 2,000 feet of smaller sewers, besides 3,800 feet of the Wm branch, 8 feet 3 inches in diameter, and another 900 test 7 feet in diameter. The works executed under this ocetract are valued at about 38,0001. Southern Low Level Sewer.—The portion of this week under the Surrey Consumers' Gas- n oel , recently let, henot been commenced, owing find to some delay in gelling the late contractor's plant off the ground, and then to the neemaity of sinking further cylinders for the pump ingengiase, and the time required to provide suitable en girt prior to the ameneocement of this work. The ma im* with Mr. AIM for the completion of the work done is din ha the noun of settlement. The Deptford pumping emblem are rapidly progressing, and will be reedy for deli very berm: the engine-hoses foundations am reedy for their Tss resort was received, and ordered to be printed and oil The following resolution, proposed by Mr. Li BRITON, and ancomiled by Mr. CiarmAta., was carried unanimously : " That it be referred to the main drainage committee to consider and report as to what measures it is expedient to take as to the recommendations in the report of the =ltem of the Home of Commons on the Thames embank meet and other itoprovementa connected therewith, sad to ripest to the board." NAVAL AND MILITARY. - AarTaaWr Ocr. 6.—Paowarion AND Arroorr r loorra—Chid s hbaer P. J. Ignition, to the Oarswallis. Kerma H. to the M G. Ilarnalt av o ll e ad&. 3llrands ; and J. Burke, to be adlilleol Mr ilie W ILalt4ll. Maatar, to tie E g g . I 1 J. Fellowes, l i ta o I tt a : Ariel ; C. Johnstone, 'sad I. A. Dawson, to the St. George C. Tucker, promoted to chief eagimer, sod to the lades, for service in the Narcissus ; and J. pranoted to acting first clam assistant engineer, .ad s =si le time Alert A Clerk R. w. Jogs, to the Miranda. Naval Osasta A. G. Warchope and F. 1). Radcliffe, to the tilt George. MALTA, OCT. I. Her Majesty's atearnahip Himalaya dill remains at Malta waiting orders • James Watt is having her engine =P; Mohawk is reitting ; arid St. Jean d'Acre cruising ort. The seamen of the latter vessel have subscribed 301. 2a. dd. towards the Christie& sufferers is Syria, and getand Mrs. McCrea sad the officers, 9 1. liii., in oil . 6d. This is very liberal compared with other sub scriptions in Malta. Mehmed Naha, Govenier-Gensral of Tripoli, sent 101. to Malta for the same purpose. A Mahomedsu subziz for a Christians a novelty. The masonic lodges have sailed liberally. The dockyard and naval - M. lls. With all them aids the Malta subscription to KOL The man condemned to death for striking the teslsso i Ilifiele of liar Majesty's ship Iktylla still maim lassui phone& • lbelelplaiyaMit, Kith 1114711tgaii of Siiri?illiie arse, , TEN CHANNEL Etas:—lt in expected that the screw steamship Aboukir, 90, Captain Douglas Cprry, which arrived in Plymouth Bound on Wednesday, with the Royal Albert, Conquerve, and Centurion, will have to go up Eamothe to be repaired. During the recant cruise the. , fleet has been engaged in the usual routine of naval evolu tions, and the discipline of the ships has been fully tested. Under canvas only, the Edgar is said to be the best. The. Conqueror has been repeatedly complimented by Admiral Freemantle for her smart appearance and efficiency. Com plaint is Made *Mt* eomdercial code of signals which has been teeratly intredimed, and is of great edge, appears *receive no proper attention from the merchant vessels mkt by the r.. 1 of the feet. During the cruise Ward's night Mgr& dere been terted, and hays proved very valuable, be ships did not anchor in Portland on Tule • day. The Biala went in and returned, accompanied by the Peies:Which had despatches for the Admiral, who loft for - London immediately. Ton ArAL.CoNNAND AT DETOTTOZT.—We are much pained in having to inform our readers that the Illness with whisk Sir Arthur Fennhawe hes been *Meted ever since he held the appointment of Commander-in-Chief at DevOaport, hat at length assumed such a serious aspect ae to induce the gallant officer to maign hie appointment. Sir Houston Stewart, K.C.8., has bees spoken of as likely to succeed Si, Arthar. The Admiral Saperisteadent, ea whom the duties of Port Admiral usually devolves on such cessions, is at present absent on leave. Commander Breen, the master-attendant at the dockyard, does duty in that department during Sir Thorn* Peelers absence. Yesterday them was frequent oommunketion between Commander Brawn and Admiral- titagiced, whose flag is flying as (Hp- Min of theAtest on hoped the Royal Albert, lfil a in the Souk— Tr eaters Mors* News. IMPORtirf TO IdENDTOLt STIIIANTS. —The Medical Times and GurNee seri :—" We believe that in conse quence of the large number of candidates who have been attracted to the army and medical service by the sew war- rant, it ham be, decided that gentlemen who possess de . gates in medial* and diplomas in surgery will be preferred to those who only possess a license to practise either medi cine or . • Ws is of very great importance to mediad stedentr r a i t Y sliy. hereafter wish to enter tbe army medi cal envies, ea they should at once shape their mune of seedy so as to amble them to obtain a degree in medicine as well as a diploma in tummy, from one of the bodies in Croat Britain or Ireland legrlly entitled to grant these qualifica tions." GENERAL PEEL ON #HE NATIONAL DEFINCES. HUNTINGDON, FIUDAT. The annual meeting of the Huntingdon Agricul tural Amociatim washahl.thja day fee iiiirealsibition of Mock, /cc. At the diem at the Town-kali, in the ahem noon, the Duke of MA/SCHUSTER presided, and was sup- Cby the Right Hon. General Peel, M.P., Mr. T. rag , ]LP., Laid Bohai Mootegu, M.P., Mr. Fellows ILP., Yr. Bad, formerly member for the county, Mr. D. Herbert, mayor of Huntingdas, Dr. Ward, Lieut. Heath. opts, the Rev. J. D. Matto, Yr. J. IL Hsathcote, Hr. G. Thornhill. the Rev. J. Linton, Mr. C. Fawn, be. The usual loyal toast' having been honoured The MAMAS pre " The Array, Navy:and Velum tears." General Pm, M.P., on rising to respond, was received with loud cheats. He said—Gentlemen, the oomph :sent that you have just paid to the army and navy and the volunteers includes some 600,000 indi viduals. That branch of it to which 1 have the honour to belong, and for which it is now my duty to retrirn thanks namely, her Majesty's regular army, comprises alone, with the magnificent addition which has jurt been made to it el the local European army of India, no less than 250,000 mas The volunteers, the pensioners, the militia, and the yap manry swell the number to 500,000, and if we add our gel. lent sailors end the Royal Marines, than which there is set • finer body of men m the wadi, the kid name* reach at Meat 600,000, all of whom yam prepared its &hod the possessions of her Majesty. (Chess.) And yet, ma time; we are told that we are not a military nation. For the purposes of swamies I trust we never may be. (Lad cheers) I iimarety hope that we shall never be induced to interfere with. e affairs of other nations, and I trust, at all events, that we shall never go to war for an idea. (Hear, hear.) But for the mamma of defence, I hope we may ever be found • very military nation, and that it will be seen that upon that peed we entertain some very strong ideas, which we are =lto fight for if necessary. (Cheers.) One of those ake tube this—that if a foreign foe were ever to be allowed to lend in the country, we have an idea that he would never be allowed to go back again. (Cheers) In carrying out that idea, I am perfectly certain that the regu lar army would receive every assistance from all those other linaebes of the service which I have just mentioned. I have aok bowover, the slightest idea that such a contingency will ever arks (Cheers.) The volunteer movement has now bosoms • peat and established fact, and I trust that it will long maims to be so. I trust that those who have came forward with so much spirit wil not only mittens their own services, but do all in their power to eacourage others to follow their example. (Cheers.) This hoe been truly a voluntary move ment.. I give the government every credit for the sasistince and encouragement they have afforded to it—an assistance sad emoungementgrenter than 1 was able to afford to it, barna the rifles were not in existence when matin office, though I have the gratification of knowing that they were all ordered by me. (Hear, hear.) But you may depend upon it the movement would never have assumed the magnitude it has done if it were not for the exertions of individuals in different localities. Yon all know in this county how much you are indebted to the noble duke in the chair, and to others, for the corps which now do you so much credit ; and though it would be invidi• am to mentioo the names of individuals, it is impossible not to admit that Lord Melo, and other young noblemen who came forward to form the carps which they now so worthily command, are entitled to the thanks of the country. (Cheers.) The establishment of lls• National Rifle Amu elation wee also • most praiseworthy object, and I em glad to see that the plan of offering twins for competition is rapidly extending throughout the whole country. At the same time I hope I may be allowed to say a word to the volunteers in reference to these prize meeting. _Let no man be discou raged because he hat failed to obtain • prise. If you cannot attain that accuracy necessary to amble you to secure good prime do not Is. ii dishearten you for • moment or induce you to think of withdrawing from the corps. You may de pend wpm it that there are very good soldiers who are very usdiffereat shots. Wear, hear.) To fire at a bull's-eye and at a battelka are two very different things. No great battle was ever won by the dexterity of individuals but by the 'maritimes and valour 01 the masses and the *madame that each places in the other. (" Hear," mid cheers.) 'those are the means by which great results are attained. (Hear.) Perhaps as I wee for 16 months responsible fur the security of the country from attack as much as the minister for war, whoever Ye may be, is responsible to the country for its security, it will not be out of place to mention one fact which makes me think that this volunteer movement is of far patter consequence than many persons imagine. It is admitted by everybody that the greatescurity fee Cheetah:ace - of the country must always raat upon our =tritium Nape- UGUILATIOX Or TIM NIRI LIBRARY AND Amity. It is imegined by many that our navy ought not only Minton AT Listurootough the arrangement' ere to he equal to that of "toy other country, but equal to that yet isatenplate, the sonueittes us sanguine in making the el all a. countries combined ; and that if it be not so we .e moo • post 11610911 L The public hol • iday on isn't always maintain in the country, • large military force, • r i a will Pee thoomads, who would dherwiee have and that without the volunteers we Amid not have such a hem confined to buboes, an opportunity of whamming the faros Now, it is somewhat disheartening that alter all the cad jelaigia the feetisities of the occasion. exertions we have made during the Let two years, end the ' Frederic Jones has pb!ishcd a se of M t of C esdl rreLo g6. yof Madura over the library to the public i mow we have kvished upon the navy, to say that a great ' will, if the weather is fine, be performed out of at irio doubt boa arisen whether the ships we have built aad the 0i1t...771,rurd:0. of the Int l io r r eu ttl e bl el e A ZIL R it wofront of the building. The meeting . of the 17th, at the • money we have expended have sot bees thrown away. ot lont s oarti coloOes with ° the mystic obseuritlea weld depth n, is to be confined exclusively to working men. It cod supposed that • mew war vessel —the ileum' flashes of light, la random! witli a fidelity to nature DO- M) banquet at the gr. George's, Hall, on the 18th, will be treerite—bas been artahlishek and that it will equalled by anything we have ever seen in stertoscopes.7—Athe a splen&d gathering, and nearly all the tickets, both for the reader almost all the exertions we have made and the money neon, Julie 23, 1800. " Highly I rot nMrestlitit and valu i a t ble (4 '— . lnd r. l t y . body end the galle ri es, have been danced of. The Feel of we have spent useless. Upo n . th is entipet may state an N'ews' Th e series eem P lein free en reee 4 Jfnee order for 27a, or two samples for at holesale and Sefton (lord li eutenant cf the county) will not be able to be opinion which , wi th in the last eight days, wee gives to EDO premed. i by an to oboe° judgment, with respect to projectiles, I 1 mirky opposite Bouctmetet.—Adverisensint. for exportation.—Yrrilerk Jones, 140, Oxford .street, London, TIAVIEWE ' GERMAN WAX • CANDLES, La. to pop ; Ike MOD w! et per, mssimems 01..; aria was. fl M :- i. 5e a r 11 94 85 04... 1 & 5... ."_=1: ft; IsAllama ; Alen' Ir. :ADDYISLIKa am. Z 4L ; vAilvalflobssi IA Mk: .41 10MZ=.4 21. DA sod wersiousk 88, brA adebeirem us**. W.