The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-29 00:00:00

"~i~ 4// --.....,„. CROPS IN SCOTLAND, . .. . •••• • . N E WSPAP:R ip osit-e - z_,, ___ --K -- - - f-- 0- "/"..- - /a-. 0 ‘....,......, 1 T'• klit::::::i lt ' 4 - 7 4 W IV 'T ' r ' lll. l . , 4Fierrr g• 11L i. :41" :3. 4 2: :: 1 ''' p. ~,- . ' ' TT K I P _____ _.._ . __. .._ c . ..... , Je. i t i ~.. • . „7-------------'- . • \,,_. . 4 . TIINDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1865. [ STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL.] i TWOPENCE 7" , . bona .."" I., LIAIGENCE. I humanity with horror. The mooed prodaPallbtf ese" 1 - I the ..healthy maser Iwhisk Ptak have = ported by =amp. ( I llosz, boar.) But the ""'.. Freement's Journal ci yesterday says : The annual dinner of the Herb ..evie'ultnral 1 tad air itt s alid iume be st : ou t Ploiti•a___._titlf.taath_._ jarearmiwilieb • ' "...1 extracts float the seisms el acme o f ppep t syseph placie yedirday iz the t3hir•Hall, Salford. Tbe . w i t h pi t h b y t h e L o .d. ~,,,k,11 . 7.7. ( 0.7,7"0.16 --'"`- it will bs HolLeth e " the PAIL 0( Vitsuuat presided ; mud amongst the gentlemen way be • doubt wbether the pest srigioated or not is ,_ - ""L" . .... i . te "" ' a e r t : presort were the fikbt Boa. air. R. B. Lytton, ILP.; the Rewea, bat Mum la motional that the wheel spesiatem of ILE K T . tie damps aastept ourselves this year were is our Seta '••-• Ho.. H. °"Per , )11%. Kr . H. L eintsel4 ...' ... metropolis. (Hoer, hear.) WA mile the • - "'"itb. Mr. 0.8. Th ießle i t Mr. Haft" J. ami. "' ''' end swim that we have 00 known .44e aam m t, • - gas. sad RP. Mr. llaniartee. Yr. J. although we causot but suppose that the medical mope ef '"uer to Str W. Funtablifi Beelaadaad of all Europe being esacisatnitod upon a sups! .-0 4 ,ceitiog. wake aide dm eaten et all the ■ populates' of Wipe, - i„ e ith we came. but suppose that some available mass of cake will soot be supposed. (Hear, bear.) But ia the coop ---4ew that we have se amps of graphs( with `-^oaltt before u with salkiest an '‘ thee, who have addressed -- k .011Tw is to lend . --'` of the u a remarkably fi ne oh , d corn fields, even in th e i i .„; leered. The dry hot weriC: ion of harvest opereef ou i:72 mon the nttuip crop ar i d riots. noxburgre h thin come soon the los e Within the boil ten g o . have taken ph ee - 7: aborsh, end the retie 1.4 f former years. The feg 10 the We that eh e o bs the - cattle Pe% eh Plu t i l t 11100 the or 00 spoil h it h as hegira, he crop ie rolifio Gee. Disown. 62 0 ,, i, ▪ has it deyelopsd itself to ee l which is injuring the hump , the spread of the malady. es, we think, that grown 4 of t .. )a present flee werik ee sod pi t ted as boon as po w bility is that the dinars reprenoe of WI ablo om , dearer" by ;lam Ire potatoes are mush k e at this time last year • n . virulent. the *1)5214644 of rb o is lowness of mos. Plonglge g mooted, and in the seethe, )bsorve that metering as th e ere common than it and to = w o o d e d by some antinvitier, doubtful as to ate athelleko. Denver, would seem to peeve is favour. The grubber Ie at work on many he ws . et that their use non IN* 0 / of the year. For the . ie e e have bad heavy d ews at exthe. the morulags have bees eel polled the hoar, however, el* The glen! keeps well op, of is of °piston that we may ex. he third week of (Moller • yet Dot very reliable. The eau there is every probability the sotto the extent that is bed. eden oontemporarien Beef mutton still more ro—coe in the belief that there is ie sheep. It apPeare. Iren, B° Simonds that the weep s nor this dreadful leans of conveying it to wc ert dy have the affect of lob o , than they have been of lere. their value. In remit :canine thravagantly high prima. Atte was realised than for soon ber ere expected to be kirk, op. *viol, times. . humility with horror. The mooed predismaing mum i. the unhealthy mamma in wide!' cattle Mee Wen 1= 'ported by maws's. (Heir, hear.) Bat the aid the chief one, is the matileetial reeds in white mulch cows have been Middle/ together in places realled with filth by the Load= clowiceepers. (Hear, hear.) .. may be • doubt whether the pest Militated or not in Ramie, but there is aodocibt that the seam spec:linens of the damson amoopt ourselves this year were in our ors metropolis. (Hear, hear.) Well, under the oirciuustances, endemism that we have no known mode of cure at present, although we cannot hot suppose that the medical nieces of Lighted and of all Europe bong insionitrutod epee a subject which affects elm welfare of all the populations of Europe, we crineot but suppose that some available meths of ours will soca be summed. (Hear, hear.) But in the mean while geeing that we have no roans of grappling with this affliction, brought before us with sallicient au thority, I entirely agree with those who have addeemed other agricultural meetings, that oar best course is to lead • ready co-operation to the premutiosary system of the government, and to avail ourselves of that oafsguard aiaunt individual lon which insurance companies affords. (Heat.) I am extremely glad to gad that so insurance moiety has been established ie this county. 1 wish my noble friend the Marquis of ealiebney bed lima present today, te coder that I might have teetered to him, sot so a Iseiloweer, but as a stock-keeper, my thanks for giving at ogee to that insurance compere a character of weight and solidity, by placing himself at its head. There are some gentlemen I who think that better means of singeing the sheik-keepers might lave bees found then the formwHon of this society. Ido not for a noes momeat presume to the the goes ties with them gentlones. I de not for a MONISM the justice of their ideas. Bat then I would respe=l; suggest to them that ea all .vests this plan hen the merit of being established. (Hee; hear.) Then it now is avail able for ell pemoos, sad we most take cot the best thing that we ourselves individually can imagine, but the best thing that we can practically use. (Cheers.) Gentlemen one word more epos this goat calamity. While we taki; 0/1 possible preentioas do not let us be bunied away into that hopeless panio which certain newspaper coffeepot)• diets would indoes ea to entertain. It Ins been stated that a eieilar plague in that country once lasted for 12 years, sad weseethmatrntdwitkaapsaldursl nf the peanut pest/leech But the whole history of epidemics shows that the duration is abridged on repetitioa, end its weaker awl weaker until it gradually subsides 'alto gether ; or else it assumes gentler shapes usnelly amseabla to medial treatment. (Hear. bear.) Let us remember that wears is the hands of that Psovidmioe which is sleep at work iu bringing • future good out at a present evil, se that, perhaps, by sternly enforciog upon no the st erility of mine healthfully Domino. the wadi** and the ;means of traesportim and stowing our Genie this disease, may ultimately become the prevention of many other forms of complaint to which env cattle have been incident. As one of your representation it don not become nt• to say • single word upon politics ; but I may congratulate you on the fact that the pediment to which you have seat me appears likely to meet In time, which do not threaten any disturbance to the pesos tied tranquillity of Europe— . times, therefore which are favourable to the develop moat of oar 'patios.' resoliess, and let us hope to the mitigatioa of our union differences. We have lately hese invaded _by the navy of Famok but not till our own navy Invaded the Treece sham; and lineage it is that ea both those °magnum the invaders were ocesived with opern arms by the invaded. (Cheers and ' laughter.) And the only fear on our side which the meet same' person entertalited was, whether our hospitable geeparatmes void equal ID elegance and spleediner thois [ which had greeted oar own impaled. in the harbours of Teases. (Coins.) It is gratifying to know that this frigedly emulaffloa wide Wens, two nations that lave so Jag regarded themselves as hereditary foss, Pod beg may ow members of parliament, when they are called opus to Maim you, And that they have little to inflame their elo or to arouse oar military ardour. (Cheers.) filtoald of peril indeed arrive it is in months like the presser, composed chiefly of dices who live by the soil, that the soil will find It. must enthasiastie patriots, and, if need he, its stonthet delesder• (The right boa. gentleman re sumed his seat amidst loud cheers.) lir. San es mil the Ition. H. Cowper also responded to the toast, whisk INN telbeeei by sward others. THE FENIAN MOVEMENT. UTTA Direct, the well-known Castle C A lLeele (Abater clam M Uoyd lainq to the Mat India pow Meer tererment to Me Majesty's Comoll tor Indle, vaawicK CAMP, 1,170 tons ragfelier.—Apply to Um swims, WALD C 171211 and Co., Liverpool ; Oltt NDLAY and Co., 0, TeMlsmeeestres; or to 0. sna A. HMILIIIMO and Co., 0. Z.C. The annual dinner of the Herta Agri.=Arial Society took place yesterday in the Shire Hall, Hertford. The FAIL d VIROLAII presided ; sod amongst the gentlemen pressat were the Biel Hoe. Sir. E. B. Lytton, SLY:, the Hon. H. Cowper, M.P., Mr. H. Ihuteres, IL P., Mr. Abel Smith, Mr. O. 8. itershen, Mr. Haase J. Smith, Mr. W. R. Baker, the Has. sad Bev. Mr. Berriegtos, Mr. J. Gripper (the mayor). Major Ulmer Mm. Sir W. Farquhar, M.P., was promoted from attending by indisposition. The noble Cnaratram proposed in succession Om health of "The Queen," "The Prince sod Plumes of Wales, end the Royal Fanilly," which were resolved with great ea- The sat teed was "The Army, Navy, Militia, and Velastages," which was responded to by Major Skinner. Mr. W. C. Baker, sad Mr. Barringtes. The Hon. sad Rev. L. lUsaurerros responded to the toast of " The Bishop and Clergy of the Dioceses." lie noble CHArittgAN then proposed, "Somme to the Harts Aglealtursl Society," with thanks to the committee, seirellery, sad treasurer, foe their services. Ho regretted that they had met &der oirsanatesees which were not of the best, for the bead of paella°e was beeighig over them. Re bad beat amble to god at where the cattle disease bad originated ; but there was no doubt that it did mirk sad that it was our duty to endeavour to most it. He believed that tbe visitation was intended by Providence fee oar good. We had too long neglected the Mao feet of the maim& Maud& for ear good. The beams in laendos in which they were plead was overcrowded. They were badly ventilated, and the animals len doomed to much suffering. When they were shipped chola abroad were crammed together is • moot injurious wig. Thep seff wed 'materially on their pessap,..ad elan they were leaded they were placed in trucks, without en I water, and conveyed to London. It might be su that on their snivel is Lerida their suthiriogs lag an eod ; bat that wee by so mamas the case. (Hear, , bar.) Only bat week at St. Albans an animal died, it was supposed from the mallow* ; but oa • proper inquiff Wag Instituted the mum at death wee Wand to be gi mp. This was one rottence which showed the nescaldff of our cattle being better cared for, and he believed that PlOridelos would relieve WI from the Matibince if we re. Bore the cattle roe their torture. tessera) Mr. Aga Sum!, who was received with loud cheery, responded as chairman el the committee. They bad spared no efforts to improve the show by silos &dirt:laud rime in almost every lam. Bet their efforts had at:aorta natal; been rendered futile by the cattier plagure. (Hear.) Thai eommittes had experienced greet clinically la whether the show should take pima at all, but he the member of the loamy would feel that they had rid by determined to exclude the eihibitios of horned cattle. (Cheers.) If they bad not been asaluded the show might have been bitter thence previous emotions. The agricul turists, therefore, had every-essouragement to persevere is their efforts to improve tbssmanual shows. Mr. W. R. Baia that proposed "The Members for the Oassey—the Bight Hoe B. B. Lytton, Bart., Yr. H. Salem, sad the Hos. W. Cowper." (Loud cheers.) &a B. B. Lenox, who was greeted with savers/ rounds of cheering, said :My Lord and Gentlemen.—Ll bee bees sc often my good fortune to address you upon these emir lass that I have exhausted all the general topics while Me allowable at an agricultural society, sad indeed men loos arrives at that process of exhaustion, when the full stio siderstion for the speaker is to say eothing that may pro duce a difference of opinion, so as to disturb in the slighted degree that perfect harmony end good-fellowship whisk ought to be the meet valuable object in a convivial samenbly. (einem) But when you say to a member of Parliament "Hind, not • word of polities; he is like Othello—his " occupatioes gone." (Laughter.) And yet he would be • bold man who, sot betel • radial farmer himself, would enter at eery length into egoicultaml details belore en mem* easpesed chiefly el poetical feemera Nay, if be were te 60 go I believe he would create, as many difficulties of °piles as if be Umiak& tato the stormy sea of party polities. (elegem, acid laughter.) Now, 2o farm my experience of these exkl. hitless es essasermd, whatever new idea" gym aglaultoral mimes they may awakes, are discussed a private maven., tines by those guests who do sot publicly eddrsse as, sad sot by those who are called apes to speak—called upon to say something on the express cooditioa that they dis miss nothing. (Lighter.) Awl no doubt, gentlemen, it meld be very much better for samba* purposes if at these meetings all the speaking was left entirely to practical farmers. We might then obtain much valuable 6formatia upoa aglealtural theory and detail, such, for instance, as the alleged advantage of deep ploeghieg sod thin mowing, and whether that depth of innings which is re quit& by the goverment commissioners for any loan they may grant to the landlords, is really adapted to all soils in this country, or is not a condition that might be advanta geously named. (Beet, hear.) We Mold be glad to beer from practical farmers whet anamot of benefit they have derived from the modification of the malt-tax graciously extended to us by the Chancellor of the hichequer —(langhter sad cheese)—how far practical fanny smear in the experiments of our distingaiehed Mead, Mr. Lawee, and are of opinion that the most nutritious &Maloof food for cellos"! stook is simple barley, or &ley steeped or malted. But thee it beet salikely that the disauslas of mane of these quaggas would provoke • lively differences d opi nion—nay, they might guide us as dowdy upon party polities as almost to remind as of what we have recently diseased epos the baptism not tending to that Mahar and sobriety of judgment - which ere sawmill to philoso phical discussions. (Cheers sad laughter.) So that upon the whole, like practical Englishmen, we are oceitested to nliaquish some advantages in order to obtain the greatest advantages of all, and that is to bring the leadlords, farmers, and all the tradeeniso who kindly lane aragagst us peacefully sod amiestaly together whatever variety of opinion they may entertain. (Cheers.) Bat still, gentle. men, I think that there are ages is these exhibt. time sad meetings eves is a selatifie inlet d view,which might sat be apparent to anyone • will read OW speeches is the newspapers tomorrow, bedaubs much that is sot raid in public is dimmed in private, sod essay nee sew present will Mora home with the germ of new ideas, and west perhaps is more minable, with old prejudices somewhat shakes. (Carers.) _Now I suppose it is a sense of them advantages that has led to the ferasetios of other agricaltaral societies in the wasters part of the moon, sod et these societies thecae just established at Walton is • family oddities whom first birthday is to be celebrated this year, and to which we most oder that which is gemendly • younger brothel's portiere—namely, plenty of geed wishas—(abean rid issibter)—that it tom ham Walsh sod eatery to add stress& sad respectability to the a badly to which it below. (Cheers.) I have sees in resat speech of Mr. Disraeli that my right hoe friend his dealt mach upon the expediency of sedeavouring to widen the area of competition of the Agrieultural Society et that great amity, the history of which gertabely derives en additioesl lustre from being represented by • men of so brilliant • gamins and so eminent in the position to which that genius bee exalted him. (Cheers.) Mr. Dismalre signment has rep eemed me so meal', that I think It would be • great advantage a oar oonety if it Gould be so smog& Yggigrgx Cyggra.....ygosegdgv en odichl as.. that cram perhaps in even three years the various societies an d nw w e n t h o n g , th e great ,norveee Is the hop., of the county should agree to assemble in one place tetion of cattle. In the month of August last titers were that might be the moat convenient. (Cheers.) It mans to 27,9137 oxen, bulls asst mows, modest 18.261 is the same nee that open them oosseisue we should be are month eg ths preaeding year ; whilst of sheep sad kale to have • much larger exbibities of stock and of t h en win 1,35.J0g m i n t cm. Is the dad eight farm &lemma, which would call into play • much mouths of this year, tie impala-ion of live salamis was degree of Public spirit and competition. (Chem./ grisly on the imamse compared with the preceding year. =same time I ally vesture to throw at this hint, wuzziftn Man's c„ ne. ._o n Saturday evening leaving it to thimossideratios of them who can much better tot eft interesting midi ., wit held is the maks room of Ju* eltreebee in the i mper f e ct state d eel Yedwe; eon' the Working Mee 's Club at Bolton, seder the amplss at l eeeketteee in this aunty met ' le idea ma y be peach- Mr. R. Steads). mayor. The proceeds:bp eutameaced able, (Hear.) Gentlemen, I must at that I think we • i„. to owe many thanks to my friend Mr. Abel Smith for the whisk friends eat down. The mayor, hearing taken the chair, is oaertloss be bee ma. le estrYleg oat out meetle g e in oductory pproval this year. I should have bees sorry indeed U the meeting a o ; the pefeeisee e r: e i. h working nisei elute her were placed. bad bees postponed or pat aside ; sad when I look at year Has era/ship them rebel more espseadiy to the immediate exhibitive - toda , although there eszlinly is that remark- object of a le ineetteg—the erect i on of e weer lecture . ' able and melaeenoly fact as to gaselier which most be _ roam—sad be teamed there might to • reapers to the expected, lea In n°inia quality It 'sr mestl efearkeble s ° appeal for farads M ell 01 the beadle', sot only from the need not is any decree feet ••••Pelatio• ,_,,...,,___" nay inhabitants, bat from the working men themselves. Mr. county. Bet' gentlemen , thou *ee l ne ese_ subject Jackson detailed some interesting statistics referring to the withooutm our as.tilOr with • 4l""rn 't 4 .ll4 progress of the club, end was followed by several working which at this moment predomisaim over he cosaidsrstroa new, naentben el the dab, who bore their testimony to she of every men preeent-2 mean the great 5010reity of the vales of such institationa Addresses was aloe delivered cattle plague. (Heir' beer.) Pabaz acme et you ma y by Mr. Alderman Heywood sod Mr. J. E. Coolly Peytes, "ce____Tbertbet, there ek e rema l e .,,,, Y ew repremataties of the Working Men's Club and Inetitute """"" e g e s """ e W ee le y"'" e"v's""" Unites. liesolutioas were moved. sad unanimously carried, character of • prophet of the future. I then matured t 9 oolong the meeting to newt the wilding of lectern . e4ll your etteettee to report by C'Ll'hr• the roan, and °Darryl( their beet thanks to the mayor for hie dithsgaileed veteriosrian ampere of Edinburgh, reutim M wow , in preen in g. The proondtehe ef the oreeteg. . the jew els " lied tw eeeate g Pregfeee which had been Teri& by the excellentsimian of )lies. our stools. W ed eed with oolTsoldools of so orm"'"'•_ amps, sal some well-daltrered recitations from the mein rooter. and dating from the fro* imposts cif f° l °Sla 1.14 agar Moog& he a alms by hearty them for Mo. and - cattle. Now, Ido not for a moment bawd as opinion xre. stee ed e f e ., disputed question oe the Emetic " i g lu °Uhl Fnarius upon EiricsAlers. —Captain Bduchier, dirsse I only a new wbat I said three years age, _ meat weer at Liverpool, yesterda. thBh it is ke et ht 11.1" sititlat am" r em gmeminformaticsa—Vfare ll amiss* Frens‘ foreign essatzy from whish ells me imported, end I as Ussery as usliomesd " maser,* who wee Arced NW gad =idle tawt world " vet ttwett°D the tempi - 'Ogle& Bemehier stated that me. ml Truee's stamp st importation. All that we ran do, thee, is to owl& gul ag' sa d °mee t as em .h g e ens WWI Milne &WM &must of miaddef, by lying is all fee fetiliteadesed matessemespidlgssidvidshrogrethetaltalreeTemebesaitthialsitelble.*eur nadso 4.ll.l2s Ore ta. ena Porflenee ll""r of gessing ilhem latheall.ftilYesPrliedsa t‘awithsliserNl'lleesoll aberes. (Hem. beer.) New, execept throe poodioposios siskass• woes are. fa* that whisk has hem Welly sod tray Barroo•lKer 11 A Wcu..—Tvro mod Mier td torisol utelieW voy sot& f net —the cruelty sod oolleries Wit &Mb & Ade seastrals ea Balonfaghens Yesgeside,- te while adds are t ales ea heard ohip, and en their of thente m :ana os . dame" f° mho Islas "Pick ascf* wig& (Hess, beer .) lase eels I sew an mikes ea thin sew Us master fedewal to alder labia* la eh. Satirdep Emirs, write& Olen* hy eu sesblisill.lll.6= TM sages which lesb.fge eyrviteries.'esd it woo oalleiest to 811 soy moa of emus= mom* Ws set loodephed. The Freaman's Journal of yeatordby : "Prom the subjoined extruts from the ceinnus of sane of our 'southern outemponsies it will be sea that the ' raid among the Fenian' bee Dot termbiated, nor has the vigilance of the government or the sebtrity of its of abated. Cork still continues to croupy an wads drab's preeminence in the affair—a fact which ls, of wares, to be attributed to the eireumstance of • number of the. homeward Americas mails calling at Quenstowa, and in the majority of those arrivals arrests hove token place. The City of Manchester arrived in the barker abort, psi o'clock en Turley coning, eat the Le lauded wore, as has been the ups for the = or two, closely searched by a lane force of polio., A number of revolvers. ho., were seized and use of the passengers, Chas . H. O'Riordan, was arrested, the ponce haring found on his person documeat• which they consider to be of a treasuable nature. He 'tales that he bad earned NI a captain is the Federal army, and bad,' before the breaking out of the American war, tees an offices In her Majesty's 10th Hussars. • He was lodged in the Quesostown Bndewell antil the authori ties in Dublin shall be commuoicated with. The raptures among the military down south also continue. The Examiner of Wednesday evening tells no tbs. on Monday. a sergeant of the 2nd Queen's wee arrested at Cork barracks, and two non.commissioaed aloes of the Nth, stationed at Buttering, were likewise placed in custody. all on the charge of being ouneotod in 111013111 =UMW with the Fenian movement. Other amine have taken place In different parte of the county Cork , the par timings of which we give below. We may here state, is refe rencia. to a paragraph which we transferred to use column the other day from those of a Cork paper, that we under stand there is no fonodation far the rumour that the guars. most have resolved on Wide( • special examiesion at Oark for the trial of the prisoners. Yesterday pawed over with out any addition having been made to the number of the Dobbs prisoners, and indeed it would 1•1101 that the atteo. tine of the authorities wee now centred on Cork. The Herald of that city informs us chat several member' of the police fore., disguised by wearies civilian" clothes, hare arrived from Dublin. They bring with them, it is said, de:mm*ll4i which will lead to further arrests in Cork. Is the lodging-house' where they remain, observes our infer. mant, during their stay, it is remarked that they are strangely silent, sod exhibit the drowse dislike to aster log into oonvenatios relative to the all-engrossing topic ter. to day." MONNY WIGRAM and SONS' of DoSlatk-Inin-ritli. London) U SE of STRA.N sad PACK SSW to AurriaLlA.-For MILBORRNI, Port Phillip, direct =I , the Docks on SATURDAY. Est October. calling at iAelleaziendid clipper .hip SUSSEX. 1.100 tons, Commander , lying to the East India Docks. rallaiTaessossogatioas for all clones of passengers are wallopers& * s ea gam sn experienced surgeon. Poe freight er passage Ritz A L L POZT and ROWAN, Vigil Near& 1 10n 1i Ng SONS, 7, Loodonoali•oirost. THE OrFORD.--BLX.TY-SIX, by J. OFFEN. ir ." 9 , 24 CH ; LA cw. TßAVlr& a rtilk 44.. 4 1z ia thit MOSS BSITIO : Madam* m in an Fito-Ranfl (w=2 lite reappearance hem an &bronco of Leo 1 months) ; Wan A. 84. Albya, Orem. alfallnott, Ruh. W. Wlillema, and Slver Tivoli — Ballet the BRIDAL a BRAUTY. BY them acoomphahed artiste@ the /Limes Temyand SarsOnanias Comedy and Beriemm• by Me Mullen'. liseare. Bluish sod Davies ; Yr. Alexandre. the miebraledYentrOoqulat and Mimic and Wier amelabba ashoL—Tlllll RYINING. OWN PROM LIFIRPOOL OR QIIZENSTOMN TO WI YORK. TWICI I WM, LITZRPOOL, N YORK, and TERPRELADISPILa STRAMARVI! COMPANY Intend de- WHOM tEIDNds-PlwelitdaltroVft-m= Iron &row Bten-Bbips, oonyorg nisei Osseo rzoir us , ter rim YORK. CITY OP MANCHESTER, sataroas. nept. so. CITY OP LONDON, woinernay, °rt. 4. CITY or mutt. hum. Oct. 13. resoluta, and animals Fridays and Saturdays. wigwags by the mall roamers sailing every W root% M. 11, Ilemesaccordlog to the accommodation. =4 ll and Saturday's roamers, la Worn poser trends • MI &apply of cooked rov i t z l ivis aiosa. trir Credo and the United Stair booked on term Per further paritodirs to aux gar, 11, Water-dart, laverpool; es to a, ups Willlantrret. London. QTO DAIt E. 180ra REPRESENTATION. Tlll6llll WYMAN BALL—MARYLS In MAOIO and VINTILIWQI7I6II, Wood STODARZ.—Tba real Indian Basket in* rd lnteastantena growth of Mew Trees, as latrodaaw. for kiss arta Una in tbla country. on !aster Monday. Aptil 17 1166, by Colonel &edam and only pff I . formed by bbn and Om Indian Magicians. IVIIRY EVKS [NG at 6 Platardays tecludattl, also on Wadass&& and Saturday Attar. moans, a 6 a—/tally et Mitebeirs, 111, Old Boodatraet, and Son °ace, Styptlan-balL —Admission, la, 2a.. and Ilk " Also* " Thar; Aril 16. 1665. quiz JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY .5. ginisati=Nlobeiarkias. —WM DINT . Esq Lanbar44t am. raet, Loodao. . ~ 1117111EMENED CAPITAL.. -- . TWO MILLIONS. CALLED Er. .. AMASS, ZEIBETZ FUND NADEL DEMME ILICITTID itapayabia as &mod at 34 pee act par annum Da MI 7 oar Atom at se .. .. DEW at 14 days' mettat at 4 boacia Mr be meg itapailiti kitbag wads. :-------- VOTTER.DAX and the RHINR—ILIEDUC- Rlnow of PAILIII.—Tbo NolhoolasdsHomoboot Cast: Sokol OUlit• 14/4/OIS HATAVITS, Coptalo W. SW I wlll Issreallarflek 1.111?, Blockwon. EVIOLY SUN DAY at 11. o' so wird of Ho 1040 Am. train from 7011ChtlIthitnei 84t$011. Nailsod : Woos, S 1 IA : foci cabin. return tickets Wool .{ sur e osd a loa—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Mayoral Moo Holoss-c..... W .: or to MUM% GLAVIN. PHIL. Ws ad 00. SL Dosotan'ohosso. PA. Dosolae•-hIIL IC. THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. — INVESTMENTS for large or small MUM 'IMAM may be either shareholders or depositors. or both. The taking of land entirely optional. Prospectuses for the 14th year, sepia salary of the share, deposit. land. and borrowing departments sent tree of charge. OffiCell, 33. Norfolk-street, Wand. London. ICC., where plane of MI 'Mahn In IN mantles can be seen. Buyers of Mad need not be ehmeheiders. CHABLBS LINTS OZUNNISIIN, Secretary. THZ LONDON and AUSTRALIAN AGENCY COMPANY (Waited% (=runder "The Companies Ae4. 11182.• 000.000, In bO,OOO Marna of AOO molt Mt Wu 30,000 Shares, on which only Lb par Shunts intended to be caned up. 111 ea application, fl on allotment. Cl at three month; 41 at ale mouths, and Al at nine months. Mama e H . SW es have been apportioned to the Vendors, J H. Clough and Co., leaving 04,000 for a ll otment to W public. raosrzne. Air Sibbald David Scott, Bark Director National Provincial Bank of England. M.P., Waterhouse, Esq., P., Director Great Norttmen latrsi. S•II43I.—LZA and PERRINIY wozczsmuuns BAUC& 7118 datisicas eaadtsient. pramossost onissran "Tat MIX GOOD BAUD ' Is regent* &Gay by lAA sad YC X& The labile are nieseissu7 cautioned vibmG wortldam balts licies. sad "Wad use Mat Lob alad PaTtm • mar brim wilier. Yank bogie, ma Affitrerib aal MGM BAWL Goal wbobrab awl for ®Deft by Ow Proprlatmc WarerAer MMES. CIOGSI and BLACIEWILL ; Main. MAY sa.l SOK& London. to.. Am : and by grocers sod dime universally. koARD OP onintnosa. J. D. Aka:ander, Iva., Dtroctor Palm Passengers laminae* Coagool. Carp Om, Fag., M.P., Pompton' Court, Post, Hanford. ables. H. A. Coffey. Seq. (late of lialboorteC, Direetoe National Pro • elated lammed egorp Cook, ism. (M=riesdbury nod Cook), Loudon. Colossi key. Direetor book of London. Honey Lewis, BK., M.P., Direetee National Bask. Jamb Thomas, ant.. Manchaller.buildirip. Li ' H. Mush. En., J.P., Melbourne, Victorla va r i lLatiaglog Dl sector to Awaralla). With power to add to their somber. ILVICIAL T O NIO BITTERS. WATERS'Nd QIIINI WIN& The mod palatable sad wbalaeome Mier In ezidencs. AN SITICIENT TONIC. An nammalled stomachic, and • gentle stimulant. Sold by groom, Italian warehousemen, wine merchants, con teatiordas, sad others, st Ms. • dozen. Msnatisetured by MATINS and WILLIAM, walfsaarbealana,Cannou-street„ London. Agents. L Lewis sad Co., Woruester. Bank of London. National Bank, and all Ita bnumbes. Halifax and Huddenlield Union Banking Company. Yorkshbe flanking Company. Saws—mein% J. C. and C. W. Mork., 1, Warntord-courL Bonlarro/M—Heatra. Tamplln and Taylor, U. Fenehurchntroet. Agnegona—Mesors. Lovelock and Harvey. lIMUITART —W. Wilsoo Howes, Hag. Temporary Olintea—Sa, Coleman street. IYOU THAVIL, send for SMITH, BUSSEY, 1 and Co's. LLLVIITIATCD CATALOGIII of PUITYAN - TEAM Amnion Bap, and wery Weir travelling requisite. Also Field. Marine, and Opera Mum, unrivalled for excellence and ckaspeass.-6111, New Cielarduireet, W.C. WIN and 00.'. OLOTHITIG for BOYS, II and 67, OIVORD-11TIZET. The int ZerisbUslasent ha the Illogdent for ovary desetiptton or Boys' end Youtht Deer. Bert Knickerbocker Batts, lle. 6d. to BSa. Boyd Watailastor and **ores Batts, lid W. was Boys' Eton, Harrow, and Rugby Bolts, tic to de. Boys Light Ceps Overcoats. 12s. ed. to M. Boyd Jaskol. ter the essson, 10s. gd. to Els. Boys' Bervlceable Testa, lks. Bd. to 7a M. Boys' BeMotable Trousers, tit. tn. to Ilk. Id. PROBPIWITS. ibis employ la eatabllshed to facilitate the investment of Will capital in Angina* and tomtit generally In developing On reneeress. Its hosinees will amidst chiefly in making adrancn to the geskoal tenants of the crown Lads and others, and by taking ma* on their stations, stock, freehold land. and wool, in nc cardiac* with the mortgage and Urn acts of the colonial *OW lute ; to acting so agents for the sale of wool and other protium' ■ Austral* or for its shipment to England ; in effecting the sale of Mattoon and stock ; and in conducting a financial and "'YAM snd Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS, se and di OXIORD-STRZIT. No. 1. Gentlessee airdiein/ i 7or ireinediato weer. 7fo S. Gen tlemen'aOrder Depertaseet. o. Dere Molting for leanediate wear. Ile. 4. Boa end Yosilad Owder Department. No. 6. Habit and Livery Aspartame. No. S. lleie and General Heeler,. No. 7. Travelling Clothirw, Umbrellas, Portinentestik UP, &c. Provincial Brandies Arminghank Id, 22, and 22, neweireet ; Ueda, 62. Drina& wend agency Winn" The Compaeg, therefore, will advance capital only w hen fully ascured, and do not tatend to enter into any transaia.ions In t/dein( a rink calla& own account. Operations wlll be commenced by taking over the business of Yeses. I. H. Clough and Co., of Melbourne, which has be.n estatelthed upwards of ten mass, and which shows an average profit maim= for the last six Mare as follows Irma Jane 1E44 to Jane, lilt, six years. tthemithelons Trade Rxiienees Average profit eased. pat Profit. per anDl2l3l. /238.814 lid . A 3 e..W3 18 8 .. L 195,7110 14 le or "Ann 9 1 These profil e have been rsalierd principally by commissions on advances sad sales of wool stock and Mations. The Weer* connexion with the producers thus acquired Will form the beats of the Company's operations ; the returns of the business show, as above. an average profit duties the last six years of upwards of £30,000 per annum, and the facilities f.r the extension of the business, to be afforded by the introduction of summente.4 ital and credit, will enable the Company to rea lise proportionately Increased profits. The purchase of the goodwill of the badness has been effected Weary advantsgeous tor- tos, the amonat to be paid being Ism than two year" jorotits, the whole of which will be received by Oa vendors In shares, subject to proportions'e reduction should a net of 430,000 per annum on a three yean' average not be • ,as stated in the terms of purchase, copy of which , and Mao o f the articles of associntlon, can be seen at the offices of the solicitors. Onobalf of the amount of the above purchase-moors will be paid to the vendors by six thousaad shares (with ".• per share paid me out of the present Issue, and the remaining half in debentures of the Company, to be converted into 'harm of the neat Moue, such debentures or converted shares to be held by the Bawd for the purpose of guaranteeing a dividend of 10 per mot, par annum for three years: sad the vendors have also agreed to place their services at the disposal of the Company for the same period to co-operate with the manager, who will be appointed by and act under the direction of the Board le London. The premises In which the boainem Is at present canted on have been purchased by the Company. subject to a valuation ; they are situated in the principal street in the city of Mel bourne. In immediate proximity to the terminus of the Govern ment Victorian Railways, and f. r proportions, style. and conve nience, surplus any buildings for similar purposes in the Austra lian colonte' They were erected at a Cost ef shoot '30,000 by the present proprietors, and we , e especially designed for the wool trade, with stowage room for front 11,000 to 20,000 balm having hydraulic preemie, lifts, and all other neeestary sp as. The busineas thus secured, and connection obtained, will enable the Company at once to a.sume a position, and obtain Malta which would otherwise take years to effect. a u ... proposed to tithe powers to borrow money on bonds or • the Mercian between the English roe of borrow. lag sad the high colonial rates for lending ou mortgage will farm an additional warm of revenue to the Company ; and powers are also proposed to be taken to increase, if required. the capital of the Company. The prospects of the Company are Identified with the progress of the Australian colonies which, without doubt, present the most valuable UM far the investmest of British capital now known. The progressive Lucas In the quantity of wool exported from Victoria alone Is seen In the following statement 11101-1 It amounted to lbs. 18,174,0e0 18083 110834 , 28,413,882 sd that large securities le en which th e capital of the Com pany can be profitably employed is shown by the fact that although the mine of the live stock property of the squatters of Victoria alone, estimated from got ernment returns in 1861, was 110,000,000 sterling, yet the registered amount thvancee to them OD such securities Is the same yyeeaur was under C 2,000,000. ruder the Articles of Association. the qualification for each Director is fixed at 44,000 at the least, to be held by him In his own right in the slums of this Company. The success of the vendors, their confident* in the prospects of the Company - evidenced by their williogne sto accept the Wareham money of the good-will of their business in shares, and by giving the material guarantee above•named—and the wide *cope for profitable employment of capital, justify the Directors L recommending this undertaking as an investment of the most satisfactory kind, especially as the liability, risk, delay, and competition which the establishment of a new business loveless will be avoided, whole the operations will be Increased by a Company, the asphal and credit of which will form a guarantee for an additional business entrusted to it to the formation of this Company, DO promotion fees will be paid. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be had of the bankers, broken, solicitors, or at the alms of the Commey. Applications for shares must be accompanied by a deposit of el per share : in the event of no allotment the money will be re. turned In full ; ifs Iva number is allotted than Is applied for, the surplus amount paid on application will be applied towards the payment of the due on allottneut, and the balance, if say, !Monied. vtuassom of HONEYSUCKLE, a del icate and 1-11 6~6 poirtims. extracted from the dowers, by JNO. 11011riLL sad be., Perfumers to HALM. Me Primes et Webs. Na 12. Three nos-court, Lombardatreet. London. KA"'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the szsr PURIIICIL el the BLOOD bacons is Medicine. trees their lareelyestesded Ws sad seasiel elociloa,sisy DOD elaemet as a hoasehold aseuesti. Bola by ell Mediates Beebe,. The they, at ell Libraries. la vote., demi Pv o . Pries no . ippoy FAVOURITES. This Important is, historical work contains the biokrathim of the favourites of all the Royal Pe:swages of Ragland, France, Spam, and Russia; and herein can be plainly traced bow the sondem of individuals trams their own and others' destiny. Royal Favourites" poems, therefore, a kedtimate clams to be ranked amongst John th most remarkable characters ot their time. Maxwell and Co., ii!, lieetstrest IiBW MOVIL BY THE AIITOOR OF " LADY AUDLZYT BKCILIT." de. SI R JASPER'S TE $ NANT. On Monday ant, se ma Mesita. Invan Jona Msavell sad Co., IS2, FlogiValrsat. AITLICATION FOE SHARES. To the TAreetors of the Lo. den and Australian Agency Company _ (Limited). Gentlemen,—Raving paid to your bankers the sum of G being a deposit of al per share on shares in the above Company, I request that you will allot me that number, and I Wee to accept such shares, or any less number you may allot to me, and I further agree to pay the awn of AI per share oo &Rote lakst, and also to sign the Articles of Association when required, l hereby antbori.e you to insert my name on the register of =embolden for the number of sham so allotted. taual signature Name in full • Residence Profession Date Dili" WORD'S FLUID MAGNPSIA. — The tnediesl r relation for thirty years hays approved of this Sere rotation el magmata es the beat remedy for goat and sto ma& disorders of every kind ; and as a mild siartrtfr i tg rin sdaplod tar ladles sad children. Prepare d Head sad Co., Cheadans, 171, New =" 4 sold arm/Shoat Ms world by Co.rousesabis Caatiaa—am that Denneford sad o. Is se seek bola sad rad label over the mat JDZIAIPS (*PARINI MGR, the only Trench preparation adopted by the Paris Aca rjar: Ininke nis.t . g2se 01 0 =e041 ca the report of MOM& LBW./ Oat t . Lancet: Nov. S: Var. cur =an average at dr dips enter recent or etnewle.-- la at. at G. mown, name demi* as, amuses & rel l OH re Na/pt o<ea 64. •Noniiimimiiill BICHTB. LT Evian:No.—The market los • October to Demobs'. 45e 9". r e. ; Jsacuu7 to Monk 475. X; Let among, 881 NM ;mi. aad for leather during the lin rate in extent. At leadeeh i g aallpitieadanos of boyar. inl ow bit without alteration I. rim • erne not large ; Area, FAB* rd English horn hides wen she Sat. 27.—There bee ben a prier are to gd. dant. Wu 5,000 for ignealation sad amok ) 224 d. ; 1,000 Paws, aranham, 200. to 214.; 1,501 to 221 ; 3,000 Fee 2 141 14, 15 4 2gd. to 174. ; 21.800 Sant, 64 ) 151; Bengal, Beinde, &a., 914 ) ; 100 Pent, 210. r. 27.—A anall supply of Mot, a. to 2e. advance. Spring cal rano. Wheat, new, red, .391. t. old. 465. to :)Ob. Beau, old, to 42.. Crate, 17s. to 225. Pus, At this day's market, which ma wheat must be quoted 9d., sad boll dearer but the abates hei )usinees. Barrel dour. from he La. more mousy, and earls vete Oats, oatmeal, beam, and per ald for full rates. SEPT. 27.—Trado pled dick on 3e. 4d. to se. 64. ; modal, to he. fid. ; pork, 3s. 4d. to ss. Q. g the ottaL gar. 27. Hastinp Hartley. , 16s. 9d. ; Wylasa, 17s. ; Wills Walls Ea Byron, 19s. ; Walls ; Walla End Heaton Lvass, sop, 19s. 9d. ; Walla End lie* Us End Kelton, 19s. 3d. 4.g, 245.; Walls Eni Safford. market, 19 ; sold, 17. 0 EXTMINS. Mos Pas. bier- Total. rsia. len. senors. elancliss. 1866. M. ks. L L 600 4.101 12,t15 16,319 1.316 8410 OS U 8 .- Ut 41t5 74 237 393 f3O 68 Sle Ile 663 33 41 470 278 77 873 707 7.670 lAA 20 231 200 431 •1 OM 1.114 CS 1,1.99 1.4 11 7111 19.094 14.246 16.132 ASH 406 17,99! 21.611 30,374 11,134 1190 3.,190 03.663 76.742 7 5,103 403 74. 411 11.730 43,67 1 40.33 s 134 11,213 1,963 19,131 11,1111 It 2.279 330 2,620 1,160 tr 2,900 140 s.r 4 o 2 903 1731 57,237 03,213 19,00 11.1,17 2 - Aar 1.3:11 26•941 U 6 4822 11.747 1D,569 18.033 1,329 492 1,831 L 46 W77} 19,002 81,460 50,531 40 0 258 8,327 08 3.134 1,447 4,581 4134 103 k 1,5t5 1,513 2,773 to th weeks the Loudon, Chatham. tad are entitled to retain 50 pee eat. tor Z SAXONIA.--SorTHAMVOIto rg and Amerioan Corspasy'a gy m ' w York on the 16th Met , has ar eingers for this port and Havre, ad er with `-',soodols. for Hamburg. Eks Emily Lane when off Staten L4ands ker Hibernia, off Sandy Hook, 11 01 Min Annie Boon in lat. 49.11 i iphic advice. have been anticipated. Az BOMBAY Peniasular and Oriental °mansard all Anions, sailed hence to-day intik the liediterranesn, Esypt. Ado. offal. She took out 23 first aad 52er nd on freight a fall ir Alexandria ; and for mbef, wadies and jewellery, RIAGES, AND DL& BIRTHS. t 5, at Gloucester, the wife of the ger. a daughter . r 2e, at Orford.opaare, Hyde-part , WI. Streaton, the wife of I ff. 35, at Arenue-road. Regent'll - P oL the wings. ]LA., of a daughter . ptember 2t, at Tltaty.paet, fiurrel, the wer, of a son. at Newuham co.tWo Cambridge, t h. th, Esp., of a son, d ill bore. • _ lAR KT AGEFIS. 'ePteraber vB, at St. SIMMSS CbllrCh. C. Cavell, Thomas, son of Ms T. Dat o i ae, Hackney, to Elisabeth, daug lit4l , of Bath. ntember 28, at the parish church. Mad' ter. T. H. letzaboti, Mr. H. A. TaSint , S. kliaalveth, daughter of the late Ar. h., St. Alban's, Herta. • CitIPA September tn. at St. John s e Bev. T. D. Lamb, 31r. W daughter of Nova curt. 01A1"r" !hwy. DEATHS. M Slough, Bucks, AIMS, the wile o due IS, at Folkestone, I. A. B. CallsadK• 15. at Great Dom-street. 80r° 414 S. at Forest-hilt T. Mason, Zee . d 6rt at Cantu kW-Owe, ltsFekVil"`" ire. dby Wn.u.dai KIM fIAUDL . Oa the City of London. Pda w l d ^ w ityyeeel root. la *5 PrOCiaat Of da I_. TELEGIRAPMC INTELLIGENCE. (sarrin's Taxman.) THE SECRET CONSISTORY AT ROME. PAPAL ALLOCUTION. FLORENCE, Su?. 28. _ _ _ Letters received bare from Rome to the 98th inst. announce that at the secret Conaiatory held on that day, the Pope commented upon sects in general, par ticularly alluding to freemasonry. His Holiness censured the sovessigns who protected them, and in connexion with this subject adverted to the obse quies of Marshal Magnan at Paris. After the Courietory the Pope received several bishops in private audience, among whom was the Archbishop of Westminster. His Holiness observed that they would still have Wilds to undergo, but that sooner or later the finger of God would intervene to ro-establish pease. AIIBTRLL VIENNA, Szrr. 28, Emma. . . . It is asserted that Baron B;oh, Austrian Ambas sador at the Papal Court, has tendered his resig nation. KING VICTOR EMMANUEL AT MILAN. --•fio- . -: A telegram from Hilo, dated yestsrday, says:— "The King of Italy. on his return from Florence, visited the works of the Milan Improvements Company, and expressed his great satisfaction at their progress since the day on which he laid the first stone." THE PAPAL GOVERNXIINT AND ITALY. The Moniker of yesterday says : "A letter from Florence of the 25th September states that the Pontifical authorities have announced to Gene ral Villarey, commander of the Italian troops upon the frontiers of the States of the Church, °l 4 that they will shortly deliver up to him • number of criminals, belonging to provinces forming part of the kingdom of Italy, now detained in the Roman prisons, and the majority of whom are chiefs of dangerous bands. The Italian govern ment has gratefully welcomed this spontaneous movement of the Roman government, and it ren ders justice to the conciliatory dispositions that the Holy Sae exhibits." FURTHER ARRESTS. About 10 o'clock yesterday morning Patrick June Hayburn (barber), a young man about 20 years of age, and Welter Bermingham (printer), • middleagad man, were smelted et Dublin cm the charge of having tees ac complior in the Feoiaa conspiracy. The prisoners were takes in custody to Chancery-lane poll...station, and were subsequently brought before Mr. Sirup, at the office of the Police Commirionses, Lower Castle-yard. Mr. Williams, chief clerk, read over the informations taken in the case. The information of Jobs Smart stated—From informa tion received 1 west oa this morning. the 28th September, in ermine with Detective Officers Smith sad Clifford, to the house 103, Thomas-street. 1 there saw • mac—now present in custody—called Patrick Hepburn • barber. He wee in the shop, at the door when we entered. I told him that worms then to esarsh , for , Sllllll and pukes. When we went into the room Clifford and I found to velvet imp and dagger now produced. I then searched Rayburn, and toted with him the key of the Musk new pro duced. It the erne room I put my bowl into an old press, end pulled down three pike heeds. He then maid, "All you net is is the trunk." I took the prisoner and the trunk to Obeneery-lane price station. I found the key of the truss in his own hoer. I opened the trunk, and I found in it • rile, a buret, • dagger and a sheath, two bother belts and two powder Pouches, which contained a great number of leaden bulk.* two brass buckles with bayonet, bearing the harp sad shamrock ; ese drill book, a large beck on musketry le struction, one green cloth cap, having • harp sod the weed " Liberty" over it worked ie gold ; four printed list dupli cates, boring 33 names in print, and on three of them there are two additional ernes in manneaript. After I Idt Rayburn in the police argon I returned to the ebop,snd is the cellar of the shop next door,kept by Mr. Birmingham I found the large minister of gunpowder now endued. The house in which the shop is situated is or house divided into two parts ; the ewers to the cellar is common ee both parts of the house. I got into the ogler by the es. trues from Berminghares ca b p . La the pollee striae hoer in Cbursery-lue, when the shine wee reed to both prisoners, Bermingham said to Haybure " This is • nice row you bar got me tote. They have kept powder is my cellar, and I knew coshing gout it." Smears then rid, " Any powder they have there is miss." I then said to Hepburn, Whet was your powder to 1" He replied that it was in a tin case, and that it contained some bullets. Upon examining the ease, I find that it is tine; sad upon exernigog the powder, I And amoopt it some bullet., as described by Hepburn. I also forted in ons of Hayburn's waistcoat pocketa some pereuesioe ceps I bays no doubt that said Haybern is • member of the Fenian Motherhood, and that he joined with them to levy war spinet the Queen in Ireland sod establish • republi can form of goverement thereto, and that be bad all the arms' amm unition, and aceeniternents there% named and now produced in furthersece of the objects aforesaid. Detective Patrick Clifford. in his information, depend —On this wonting, the 28th September, 1 was one of he officers who west to the shop of the man now present in custody, called Hepburn, No. 103, Thomas street, a barber. Oa searching the bed in the room off the shop I ford under the pillow the dagger and sheath now produced. In the rms room I I toned this green velvet cap now produced. Atter the rid A meeting of the clergy and laity assembled !daytime was taken document., custody, upon i ncontinuin the search for arms and I Nand as a shelf the at St. John's Rooms, Winchester, on Wednesday entsr - ' shop window the documents now produced written in red noon, in furtherers of the objects advocated by the ink, bearing the ad dre ss, 25, Withlowetreet, and the date, National Society for Promoting the Edoestioe of the Poor February, 1863, and direated to ick MajoeCleseral Theme mmet s F. n the Principles of the Established Church. The chair was Nesliher. and shined " Patr Jan HaYhata. E Guard, Fenian Brotherhood." 25, Wieklowetreet, is kept takes by the Earl of Cernarvon, who was supported by by • man named Murray. ad is called the Barbers' Hall— the Marquis of Bute, Sir Stafford Nordic** M.P., Sir a place of meeting for the barbers. lliam Hetet:or, H.P., Mr. W. B. Beach, M.P., Mr. I Mr. Strongs—Patrick Heybuen. the charge against you is W. W. B. Simoods, Y.P. (Wiochestor),l General Lowtb, the a very unions one. Ms one of treason. I shall remand DAD of Winchester, the Archdeacons of Wintheater, ' Yon for • meek- Haybuni—You are very kind. Surrey, sad Tension, the Rev. Our Carus, end others. Bermingham—l am perfectly innocent of the noinect i es A. CANDIDATZ FOR ORDlNATlON.—Archdeacon —I know nothing about it. Allen writes to the Guardian :—" 1 have had daring the Mr. Strong.— Bermtagbam do you know any two re presser week to advise the Bishop of Lichfield to reject operable mee grim will go baiter you in 201. each? two candidates fee diroon's olden who had received teeth Bermiegheas— Aye, 20 sir. On Wednesday evening the Rev. W. H. Charming mixi ba s from Si. Ben% One of them could dot mem Stroope—Well, I will take bail for you. I won't delivered an address in the schoolroom attached %the Holm- The other, in mower to the puttee, What reasons have ' anima you, but I cannot t eke upon myself th e revolts/. street Unitarian Chards, Liverpeolorpon" The Present Coe- you for loving your Preyrbook. and for being attached to bility of discharging you at once. dition sod Future Peepers of the Freedoms in the United the English church r distinct from protestant deng I Brinieghsei—l have celln there only a fortnight. He States." Kr. Chinning wasforriveral yews ininiaterof Hops ommoun iti e se wo e e sa pride mysel offur bad all the ammo to the ar, because I did er live street Church, and as nth Piped the faiewn of the conitgra - Scriptural Prayer-book. I think Hi :it could sot be ire- there at all. When I went there I pat rep a few boards Hoe, as well as oenaidenible popularity in the town. Just prove at all. I think it wld :be a great shame to shorten in order that the cellar should have aothisg to de with before the breaking oat of the American war Yr. Cruise the service. By having • form of Prayers such as we have the shop. Retold me this morning that then was powder returned to his elegies aotiatrYi and was then elected chat , ' —we do not approach our Maker with vain repetitious. then. lain of the Hour of lteresentatine — a position which he till The Ch. of England is truly protestant she %deed protasis I Mr. Strore—The opening to the cellar MA concealed. meetly occupied. He is now on • visit to England, c hi took test all erroneous doctrion.' Having repeatedly got writ. and powder was forted. However, if nothing farther Men the opportunity of renewing his eounexion with his old ten answers from the pupils of the National Schools in this • spires in the meantime, you au be discharged on bail. reengage'. There wee • numerous assembler, the school- neighbourhood to the first part of the foregoing question, I Th e i mp r ession upon my tend is that you are not one of room being filled. The chair WU occupied by the Rev. CHARLES fee assured that so poor an answer as that which 1 have those parties ;et the same time I will not take upon my. Wieemzertione et the ministers of Hope-streeteasrehhand amongst those pressen use the Bay. John !lobbied., the math., o f mu . y ym dom e transcribed would not have been given by the well-taught self the reepoosiglity of discharging you at once. I The prisoner Ha ban was then removed in custody to Rev. J. Shannon, Messrs. IC W. Meade Bing, J. B. Cooke, THE LONDON f _NSTITOTION.—The band of innova- I Richmond sod Bermiagleun wee detained until Themes Themes Aviieomnb,led,oneAcao, juoepir, Boult, k Samuel Bully, D.. igg ,J. Eller- tics ha. little Interfered with this—one of the oldest of he could p beck. Trimble, rocure the necessary bail. the literary ins titutions , having been established in 180 5 , see, Dr. Archer, ho. and incorporat ed by royal charter in 1807. The %siltation CORDZN AND ANIRICA.—At a meeting of the i s supported by a large body of proprietors, shareholders, Messechusetta Republican State Convention, on the 14th sod su b scr ib ers , ch i efly belonging to the City. The presi- September, the Hoc. Amass Walker presented resolutions dent been f or al ba. n years Mr. Th omas Baring, which were unanimously adopted, deolariog "That is the M.P., and one of the active managers of the institution is death of Richard Cobdec, late • member of the British the bee. secretary, Mr. Wm. Tite, Y.P. Notisitbstandieg House of Commons, we feel that our country has loot or that ama ya attempts bay, been wa g e o f l a t e peas to of He most earnest and devoted friends, and we mourn hie Weeds the corporate rights of the London Institution by lons u th at of serer benefactor of the human nee ; fares* the introduction of popular elements demanded by there. sinoy that he, having dope so much is our great numbed the innovators he failed to their objects hitherto. But headlong mouth to be assured of it° certain and glorious we now Ad some rather important changes are about to triumph ; recognising how much we owe to hie coadjutor, take place. The library (contaieteg 80,000 volumes). con- John Bright, who stood as • fealties Mond of oar country sidered highly valuable as regards general refer ace, is, we and its It was voted to mad • copy of these resole- hear, to be rendered m ore available than it his hitherto gone to the family of Mr. Cobden . been, sod the boon ofadteiriou are to be extended. A THE EQUITABLE Jo sisnicrios Ix Coutrry CorraTS. new room is about to be opened to be called the correepon. —Tirade, therm male of mats and thanes to be Paid to deuce room. This con venientbe has bees k ca illed the City a for by the waned sod attendee in the runty curs under the requireenute of manyers who seem Equitable Jurisdiction Act, whit& will erne into operation suitable place for letter.wnting and receiving letters, Be. on Monday next, was issued. There are two scales of costs The more to facilitate correspondence en arraegemeet has set forth—the lower scale as to matters not exceeding 1001., been made with the General Post-dike to have and the higher male for those above 1001. On the lower a fi breh the Loudon Institution, and nage, "iesiznatkos to sue or defied," • sum of 10s. is to be one has fixed up in the hall for the allowed ; and on the higher scale, 15s. To se attorney at- accommodation of members end visitors The liberal toning court sad °medullae • ruse where so counsel is president of this old-established end respectable institution employed the fee on the lower noel Is 11. 10s.„ and oe the is desirous, we believe, of further reforms ad improve higher 21. 2a. ; end where counsel is mimed, fee jester- meets. It is not lug since Mr. Brim munition:illy pre gone, drawing, and copy of brief Including attemidance oo mantel the institution with 1001. per annum, to wage it to roused, the sum to be allowed is 21. es this lower, and 31. attack to the old library • circulating library, which latter on the higher rake. There are " rearesal costs," sad bee bees some time provided at the cost of a large annual other caste to bullowed ou %erica. subscription paid to Meeme, W. H. Smith and Soo. The THZ WRATH= IN LIVERPOOL—LIVZRPOOL, mambas have been thee gratified with • great number of Tonanay.—The weigher during the last few days in Lieu new publications. At a late general meeting of th e pre p..' by , b ee ,„ i s tmosly h o k w ith ow link v i e d that the wirers of the institution, the dears was pretty generally streets o f near the rev have been almost stiffing. This expressed to have refreshments provided en the roue!, moot ', of f5 .....m m m a whole, h es b een th e h o tt es t bow& such not being attainable by the present rules. The prem. hem f f0 ,...1;;1 Afonaill t o t h e o h este edeee me% dent thee recommended tbeadoptioe of some plan whereby by Kr. t h e cth eetee te t y the thee. tea and coffee should be execomicidly provided, bat the ; master m the 27th md by, m d — *d ad . I x the let wig prepaid= wee at the Ilse everrulsd by the committee sea the which was the hottest dad of the mon the woe not to the vote. range was 77 8-10 deg. Today a Amp ins teken=; the SALZ 07 MUSICAL COPTRIGHTI. —Mesas. Addi air is moth wrier. with • Wght ,and s the one- son sod Loose, the well knows music publishers, having t or •1 86 ea& The barometer varied slightly ea the 20th, dissolved perieseship, have just cold their copyrights and ragged se high as 304 deg., six-tenths of an inch above .at the TOMES at items. Puttich sad Simpson, of the avenge la the wised portioned the &staid the heat Leinedasegnme. The sale seems to have been attended boo be vary snub yams& with extanordinaeg oessees. THE REPORTED OUTBREAK PTON OF CHOLERA AT SOUTHAM. (now ocra owl BOUTHMiIPION, THIMIIDAT.. - _ The Mayor of this town received a letter from the Privy Comma this morning, requesting information respect leg the Asiatic cholera, which is stated to have broken out bare. His worship immediately called • meeting of the Sanitary Oanmittee, and a report hes been transmitted to govensmeet. A poor and hard workiag asa, named BOON lived is Visooourt, Brewhousoisne, between the High street and French-street, which though • very confined loca lity, is exceediegly well drained. He had beat working on the steam mud dredging machine in the harbour for some time past. Last Thursday be had an atteek cit diarrhea. He lost hie appetite, and worked from manias until easing on that day without akin* say food. He wait to bed as moos as he got home, and his wife prepared him some tea. The neat day (Friday) • medial man was sent for, who prescribed for diarrhoea, but he was not satisfied with the condition of his patient, sad called in another medial man. On Saturday ROW/ illness assumed very serious symptoms, and on Sunday monies he died of speadoinio cholera, as esetided by his medical stiendeat in the registrar's books. Diarrhoea hes not prevailed in Southampton this summer to the extent it usually does in the rummer season. and cholera hes not appeared here since 1849. It cannot be I brought by the mail packets. on acoount of the precautions taken. No packet is allowed to be approached by anyone from the shore mail • medical officer bas estisfied himself by inquiries of the packet surgeons of the safety of doing so, and this inquiry takes place in Southampton water, about two mass from the town. The Asiatic cholera, which bee been so prevalent in Egypt recently, travelled from Alexandria to Malta and Marseilles. No mail packet comae direct from the latter port to Soathampeco, and it * takes sae or an days for • packet to reach Southampton from Malta. Long beim* this period bee transpired the most virulent COM of cholera has spent itself. No Brazil, West India, or Mediterranean mail packet has aver been placed in quarantine at South ampton OD account of the cholera. ml, cuivoL 1, handsomely bound, with 18 large 1111wArations Mews fildil and Huard, pp. OM price 4a. 6d., B DAT of REST. F r AMa arise of Pure Lftersture. All the Articles In this legume ham bees carefully prepa►ed for Family Reading, sod It will be found a varied and sotertainhigoempaslon for all classes London' ward. Look and Tyke. 116, Irleatetrest. --7-- THE SPIRES of GERMANY. —THE FAMI LISTERL- The &GUAR of THIS DAY, price ed, by put id., contains :-Opirea of Gummy (with flinstratlons , - Prom Jaffa to Jerusalem-On Arehttectoral Painting -Archi tecture Lade lasy-The laatfildere of Gales. founded b tf. Godin-Lentaire-live Suon Archway la Si Benoit ers Ch urch, Cambridge-An Odd Nook of old Loucks : Bed Lae-yard, Great Warnerutrest, Clertenwell Theatre loyal. Nottiogam-Metroyolitan ( Board of Board Works- ra Cbole Threateninge-From Liverpool-lichools of Art- Tekgraphic- Provincial. &e.-Oflice, 1, York-street, Covent Garden: and iko Books lien Tun MffitituArt to Kato' DB VAAL—It sp. pears to be Dow pretty well understood WO the works of the prisoner John Currie, the murderer of Major De pare, will take place at the gaol at Maidstone, sod that be will not, as was originally expected, undergo his sentence at Chatham in the parer, of the troops. The War-oleos authorities, by whom the prosecution was ionmediatel, ma ducted, it appears, were von auxioas that the ems:intim should have taken plus at Chatham, u it was thought that it would have operated as an example to the military do nated there, sad scam semmuoications took place between the War.ofticar and the agents for the Nigh rade of Kent, Messrs. Palmer and Co., upon the subject. Mr. Rodger, the high sheriff, re anxious to lend all the udders in his power to cuts out the wishes of the authorities, but it would MOM that there were difficulties in the way of doing so. The primmer was net tried mar what Is known sa Palmsr's Act, but under another act of parliament passed a few years ago which is • sort of addition to the Mutiny Act, a nd which refers • power to take Mops whore it may be orsidersd ressurry to have • soldier charged with any airs more speedily brought to . justice, and soma doubts appeared to ha entortaiirod whether, under this net °Spoil's:art, the sorra s nid be carried out anywhere else dna at the usual pleas of exam. lion for the county. In addition to this, it is understood that there would have been very eossMenhis tlificalties the way of carrying oat the error in the haseadorid at I Chatham, and therefore it was considered advisable thin there should be no interferes°, with the ordinary coarse of tCrog, sad the execution will therefore take place at stor, is frost of the gaol. os 'Thursday, the 12th of i Corbin. The wretched culprit, who is osly 19 raps of age, appears to be quite resigard to hie far Tics SINGULAR DRAM OF • YOUNG WOMAN AT Urn—The inquiry into the than* _death d • yeasg wo man at Leeds, named Harriet Mati lda Frith, bas jrt t e rminated. Hot Matinee with Dr. Mays% a madisal maa of that town, have shady bra dellallad, sad the may Dave now acquitted of ell blamer the eldest!, it bang detrained tWIA death rem lied fur fir, dirdsces, and grand delglity. It was sagesstod bt the eissern, however, that she ought to have gee** *lt a fords atkardant. THE RIGHT HON. SIR BBD YTTON, M.P., AT MIB TEI CATTLI DISZAJLL The Samford Mercury of to-day has the following paragraphs :—" We regret to learn. on the authority of Mx. enob Deimos. veteeteary surgeon, the Inspector for Kettering, that the oattli epidemic has broken out to this List week • very toe beast was destroyed at littiliaglierough through fan being estertsined of diem* although positive proof did sot mist .; neverthelem there were slight bidicadoes of the epAemiet sad rather this risk tie matassMatiou of othee salmis it ems deemed navalnoat to be on the mite side. Os Tuesday last • beast batmen( to Mr. Pionfrett, of Leaks Bask, Boats, was ordered - by Mr. Sharman, veto- Sassy salvos, to be shirt aid buried hi quick lime. It appears that the animal had bean ill some few days, slat wider the boatman of the gentleman just named was kept apart from ethic beasts. At the Dos this precautionary ammo was adopted, however, Mr. Sharmsa had same doubt about the disease baiug actual rioderpast, but es ex saints, it os Toseley all doubt is his mind was removed, sod he ordered it to be killed forthwith. OA Seaday lest, too, Mr. W. Welsh, of the um* parish, lost a minable brut wider very suspicious circumstances. The Demmer* of ths twosome so seerly toptber has thrown ths neigh bourhood ia • state of great e•citeeient." The Ayr Advertiser asys :—" Siam last week the dismiss • appeared is several Soot& ormaties. It km broken eat in Selkirk, Fife, Perth, and Forfar. IS le to be hoped that every effort will be mad* to costae the ma lady to the particular farina Oa Sunday, Mr. Elliot, of Hollyhash, sear Selkirk, had some cattle slightly affected, arid ors was dead before the veterinary surgeon came on Moods, _morniag. Mr. Elliot immediately mused the whole herd of 15 to be slaughtered, and be well deserves the *asks of his seighboun, the serobbsg ef the Tinier aotwithstandiss. In Edinburgh the disease seems likely to tnish the dairy stooks, MS M hs• sot speed so rapidly is Glasgow. Its most of the sew outbreaks in Booties:1 the disease ha appestat animist cattle bract from the large market; la Dumfries it was brosght Dish oattle from Strea mer, and it is said that the ma y has been at work for some time is the north of Ireland, and that it is ossmaled by °wears of eta*. Be this se it may, people caenot sd made Worrell armrest this risk which attends the being* of cattle from • distrusts. Indeed it is a question for serious comideretion whether it would not be better for some time to close the markets for stare cattle is eostausi nated districts, with the hope of checking • dimes whisk is so terribly destructive." The Neuinehan Journal says :—" We are again sorry to be informed that two more cattle have died sloes tear last impression, at Harworth—a calf mid • two /main heifer, belooging to Mr. Joseph Haslaburst, farmer. He km now lost four heed ef cattle within • very short spas of time. The impostor, Mr. Naylor at Workr sop, has bees over and ordered all the rest of the cattle to he kept aloof from the fold, ss the disease is cm legions. More sheep or this year's lambs sae dyisg. Mr. Hodgkuson, of Flamers' Farm, and Mr. Woodcock, of Styrrap, appear to bs the greatest sufferers ; the former has lost already stpwards of forty. The turnips in this locality me is a dreadful state ; the rot is sisay Weimar has taken plada, sod Ms odour is intolerable." m it ALFRED 311CLLON'S CONCERTS.— Lid night but one of the Reams —The UNITZD 9IR VICR QUAIIRRIS OM celebrated collection of national dances rn:g.4t. Y. Godfrey) will be performed THIS it/ENING, by the Orehestra, etreogthemed by the combined Rands of the Grenadier Guards, the Coldstream Guards, and the Royal Mariam Moss and programmes at Robert Cooks sod Co.'a Moe of the quadrille: piano solo, Os thee for It stamps); or rd e e for 19 stamps). Al/ litmiceallers. New Bur -1