The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-17 00:00:00

I 't I R ^ ti =w I jt Tl3rt‘% • re - • -.649."" c ti 4. :. No. 2,885.] LONDON,• SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1855. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. DOSS istelligesea. Igraine laveatiees sad seal int proveausta esessietally applied an a great sale. Maas IXVI.—PIIOIOOILAPITs &116 =DLL OP 10110011. 11[ARSNALL sad EDRILKIES LINE of AINTWAIW I MINT 0011141.—The 16110,104 ern& sopa kr laiir 4001110. haw nom swat ar pmemems. mg mil mut with Immedlie Tem TINIS Iliebler I 2461••. 11606.412‘ M ea rstal 0,40 q 1011 1100 slat! 1406 ty• 10001•01 106 Par liS MlNlp 400 limessla "as 10•1611, at wow mosey. 41slary miss, sad Who 101,00160. RWIg ifs voisno4ool. Wli• an. isidy llopoliblos • • uss of = izal.abo Wpm (Nialiss 10161001 Si auk Or Or Amlivisima es 4 'Daum. $4. F•011001606001* r=sß Flirt MILLINGS par Will. patina's isiessermi voll•watilated SZOROOII. Qs me et a Rine Maier alb ral weekly wougesi" Mftwases. NOM issits& ar, at 1114. Desa.striss. Wird riusit. lie all" per wok. CLOSING OF THE CLAM 11/AOIIIOIILTITPA IMAM. 07 ZONOV2. WM. Cresskill, at Dmalsy—Azdadteral laslassaats pithead. sad sapacialy a clod wager besets. Ids Ram Id. Gate at sad Bea, at Bsamadhaso-11. darn maim Hr amiss, bsas►bsss, sad Mir arrlsaltstal ussikts% si Heir lamas& DAL limsby sad ass, at Grastban—DM sissilais. t►rnbiag maims, sad atom lamobilas of gnat pat Maas. 13. Own llailieners••razan. THE NEW sad POPULAR NOVELB PUBLISHED IT HUM AID BLACKEST. Oncomisan to Elanaoltain. MLIIIII.IUE Br*. Anther of - llalliail.• LADY HIU.OUGIBY ; or, Bs Manliga. By Xis. La Twin. imaaourr ; fr, the Ebbed Lk Dr kis Lob., d " Tbe OsarlD at Ormi.a." (111111/1/11; or. Paullakri : de. 1, MA Isoiaara. PEE. BLAU. Sr Marna. lIISTACII CON Ylll. Jun laminar. 1.4. m rulers 111111011. ila. Anion al "Wed Daolned. • IEU HOW of ILLMOBIL • Emily likAary. in roan. (MON • PAWS. Nov. U. TMe mean& is spite el the Maw of years Perie showed that a tanner of emmilint festivities had in no way binned the edge of prier soiopent. Gay clean INN only limed, the eafitra-iiii was gulped at snai and troop of skaternag peopie night be seen along the meow onsets of the ell, or down the broad Bealenwile, to ese the WI of their Universal P.:battle°. The arrival of the officials when(' to take part in the asteenony was &constant new se amuseniset sad wonder. Who was that west little gentleman in the short wanted seat telmed with pose, end who was net uslike a bassealsed Jon fly ? That was a member of the Institute. Who were those gentlemen amen nailed hi silver? They were nunisipal authorities. As the snivels hyaena la rapidity these pilgrims be seme usansweralies. Turks. and Greeks, and Bel gian, and Aunties, sad Nunn diviteriss flew past to the verion door-ways. Egiish regi mentals, wore by Casein "mks sad eskers, were pausgtilde se the asidenneems eateries-- where ales appeeredehe British court drones, es gager in the eyes of our lively neighbour". Mr. Cole, as Companies of the Bath, also puzzled many honest Parisians, lam certain. Bat the most perplexing of all British dignitaries, to on allies, are the eivio oaken of the City of London. Your readers will remember that as the 16th of May a simple sheri ff was mistaken for the fi rst per of England; while a member of the City Artillery Company was regarded as an eminent general Aim All these speculation upon costumes and celebrities fairly occupied the crowds throosh the bright autumn morning till the cannon of the Invalids' told them that the Emperor lied left the Tuileries so note for the Palace of Urinary. The procession that paned beyond the pains gates was, really and truly, of imperial mugsi- Semae The pees and geld Livens@ wen of the Mien description; the carriages were models of burins taste; the horses were almost faultless. The sorter was formed in the following Wit'Two squadrons and the band of the commanded by their Lieutenant-Colonel; the carriage of the Princess Mathilde, containing membersof the prinoese's household ; the carriage of Mese Napoleon, containing officers of the prince's houndeffilli flaw outrider,; a carriage drawn by two hones, containing the chamberlains of the Em peror and Ilisaprese ; five carriages, each drawn by six hones, sootaining the aide► de-camp of the Em peror, the Duke of Cambridge, the master of the ceremonies, the grand chamberlain, Ac. The fifth e=retained Prins Jerome, the Princess e, and the Duke of Cambridge. The first equerry to Prince Jerome rode at the window of this carriage. Immediately following came six outrider'', the Emperor's equerries, and then the Emperor's carriage, drawn by eight horses richly caparisoned. In this carriage, with the Emperor and Empress, rode the Grand Marshal of the Palace sod the Greed Mistress of the Empress's household. At the right hand window rods the general of the Imperial Guard, the first equerry, Colonel Fleury, vice. ; at the left window were the commander of the Cent Garda, en aide-de-camp, &c. Two imordrons of the Cuirassiers of the Guard, with their music, brought up this bril liant procession, which moved forward in the most stately manner, occupying no lees than half-an hoar in its passage from the Tuileries to the Palace of In dustry. The Imperial Guard and some regiments of the list kept the way, and by their brilliant uniforms added greatly to the splendour of the general effect. The chilling mist of the morning bad nearly departed under the cloudless sky, before the cortege made its appearance. I will now call the attention of the reader from the brilliant spectacle without to the in terior of the Palace, in which thirty thousand people were seated, waiting the appearance of the imperial Lockstt. at priaillem of aliaelea 6r OWID MEDAL. .—Pbotographio hivootioso for repro- Talbot, at gain imago.. ppm Masa XXVlll.—Panionto, SE. —aaavuto, &a. ORA= =DU. OF HONOUR. M. Sit s. Leedom. (lion X.XX.—Ascarraortuta. OLAND MODAL OF HONOUR. Sir Chula Bum Now Roam of PatWawa. Villa a Cliaikm. sad barrows, J. sal F. Reward. M eestalein important argisesmeata. lemma sad Simi, ill Igerdsk.—Fleeelm Emblem kr brablai, tars* mass, awl remarkably Mrs CLASS IV. L LOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS. NNW by DOITOLLS .1111110LD. AMAMI WEEKLY CISCULATIO at 1111.101. GASIAT SLOT Ike AIM It se SIXTY COLUMNS, Weis the TINT LATIRT Mee TWOTIMICID. er Tbieeples• Pat Mika est Ewe Agar LLOYD, Ils Sheet frau hiberysimoe Leedom. aLL Msomosnos LPPLIZD To loporrsT. 31111D/IL 07 100001. _ _ ri en TRUST sad LOAN COMPANY of UPPER CANADA. IS 113121111 T GNU that aa 11111‘080111111T wolltlAL PaßM* allimaltaidies le this Magog will be held aTIIIMIDAT, *Mk I'M. at au (Nook gum, Who saw, ogimm ilas== 7lm lbr ea puma al diekrias a DM/ ied ea Oa TM Tomer Semis Wilma tam ells Mk Wt. Is Lt Dr 117 ardor. T. MACDONALD. Ilerslery. Ili. Illeopplralresl. Sew. 14. Illth. Todd sad liseereger, at Gleagow—New systems for the lestreetlea el the seems el susses. Chess Vl.-Brsow. Macoßohm. *ELAND NIZOLL OP Kosovo. - - - - FINE ARTS. Cum XXVlll.—Eurrlme, Exownso, Aim Luso- DAILY : LONDON MORNING PAPjarto smdmispid AL. stamped 3.1. al al • slissate too sioisiso mat la Oa mot md yds, it Is bamal soo—ls w immel•W law mom mit Is es "EMI imersotlb MI 'bimodal taimmt -1116 dirOldlla dilemostrididss•abliyaiar 111 TIM AT OF was 81 PClMlll aim mwr wri ftsuata AND 111PAI1IAL As eaddlmity eady mort Mg*. la Se Wks Issm I im plied rOwing VisA mg 1 11 OM DAILY NOM MOM SIT 110111M AU. 0.1111111111 It Is Oddly tilimadoA,ise. pow by non ties drty non On way milmasisitia. Ida Palo M. soddloal mot arty Otais s. mism. Mimi to Mita tias/Mar o./ paddas sot MAN To bm d beiblier or ammo la Or. Iftrion; or at dr ts ba...., be "u rn I Mmlst Or paw try amine sit et a miss. pries, Ow palbbar issimillm MEM dm ammo et me mem ismibm rod, ft afar. ems* at 116.11 d. wrier, pad Is Ma by ?MAW J. Whitworth lbseltesta—Took diivaa by asebbecy for workbag ins ; isportsas iaveadoss. OLAPaIr. Lazaz MIIDLL or lloirova.-13ir B. Laicism , . Minato or rim Fusin CLasa.-0. Comma*, your Wow% F. Gnat, BO J. W . Gordon, C. IL Leslie, I.E. Nobbereo, water color" I. Theebara. slaloms painting. Broom Ciro.—H. Condos, eagravisits, W. P. Frithe Loeb Bastio. water alma, J. B. NOW., D. Roberta, T. I Woltater, B. K. Ward. Tomo Ciro.—B. AitsdrU, G. T. Doo, W. Hot, water alma, F. G. Harlot:no, Movie, P. F. Poole, J. ilrogioo. Iffoitorzaium Maitstox.—B. W. Cooke, B. H. Corticoid, I. Cos, F. Deady, L. Blew% F. Goodall, L. Gramm. seriatim, J. D. Balding, J. C. Horsley, H. J. La: et 1111bograpby ; J. Nub, water Dolman ; J. N. Patois, J. Philipp, lobs Pye, savoring, L. Stocks, entaviag, F. /Ma, F. W. Toptiaza. Mass TOTAL SWEDISH RAILWAY COMPANY. iy MI SR to HOLT. 11 MAIM OT IS. Not WI MORES Is Wo g * k imono., ell* dr loot all afar. alroo lump iko, sod ea rechosior. 18111041.00millos Om Yr ololotto d ilio le IFIMMUTVIN Wlllooe bit oat pill ea or Won lot rel. JOIIN UDLIIII. animas. 111. Omowlroot, Sow. 111. SU& IL CL/Ma. M I Wend families. CLANG VII lOWA OP POPOV& lopaasa—Maaless he beisiamlibit, as MACIDIZILL GRAND =DAL Or 1011017/1. The Brothers Plats sad Co., at Oldham—at esilestion of may remarkable manna foe the spianiag of cotton; is premmeam ; Na applisation ; importaat fablintlea. INTLETB EAST INDIA PALE AUL -OCI/000. BIZWINOM ere aim bubo asbrered.—Tbe Gera% ALS babe OMB Giemsal sedebetieo. lelb grolley sobe lola sogoodebe by Use ordo MIXT mg 1011 sal le l• allikr • loWelf boreard oreeasploo Si. Gomm Gera Wks Goa OW se stbsooebt Go aumeer ofbaboo tide Ma fee ammo doe pro. the demo* boobs be imosiod a— Goa argebe mouleelsos. InGlll6—loalea Upper Them rebeeL SO. flo aalft4lNlL Ye* fl.t=oolosot Wool. Bleodeibm;. Cootleatnes. The bet of tbsee Ales Wog lo wow raged wool to Go bra =trinket* osesosks, to lo hood to lbe sorbet, boost ti g = W rebeisee le Si. faleeriog swept new woos b bobs Mom bisolda. do GOV" Usere. Goldoni, Kusisipote. Drummed etrostilloo. Lanka We, C atrt2eG4eeet. 011nake 1 s 4 mlis W L i rdlobe. Mama, lkfehreall, • Mood. Proed•Grool. re Rol d e al .11bolag•looe. ▪ ra m a un erok. ar gek mi ak. timinolrelar zionammoi. • Ilet ebb Gobelso bootee b the onoboos Mien TeGefe Pub ISO OMEGA eitbsr or ia Gale a so amobt, wl3l be swollat ell Imo Seroory, Loeb. es ow of Use Soma _ 3ISDAL OP HMOS& Cb. Parker sad SS., at Daadaa—ls,latios sad who tka at a lons to west's; by atssldany sat fee yea. CLASS VIII.-11CIASSI7O AND INITSVOTIV3 ALTS. NODAL OF 110X017/1. Ch. Trakleas, st -- Le — sdos—Chresometerr for =stied porpoise or for the pocket ; tables of properties for midi g them. LTTI/111 AND ENGRAVING IN ERDAL& _ _ _ Howouz►3Ll lIIINTION.-3. IL Foley, J. Ludo; L. Masthead. P. Widowsll, T. Saari', N. Werke'. ClA's XXX.—Asionsweruzz. Liao! lisokui or Ho:wow —Sir Cowin Bury, New nouns of Parliament, Clildm Vino. MODALS OP TSB PIMP CLASS. - - PAILY NEWS LENT TO READ. has 8 am. tll p.m, at Is. pr meek; waygdall la tetra or snotty, at pa" fa AL par flat. le. (vaatimped) r e =or by Ur. VIALTUI, Mime A I s , Tompleitessi. ()dame, Yap 05.., it the United Kiagdest. Map of LAU 1X..--BRAN OENS OF INDUSTRY OONNILOTID RITZ TIN SCONONT OF lIIAT, LION; AND Emmiorry. 0/1131D ItEDAL OF HOXOO/11. Elklagtaa sad Mama, at Binsioghaza.—Orsad ogle* don of oleetroplatod manly* o►ject. i• copper sad dim; taduatrial appllsstioa of olootro ehaazioal gilding sad saveriag. livardeasl suet. DAILY NEWS FORWARDED codas COUNTRY Ds ZVIKILISO POST. at Ifs. ad. par qr.. muscat us Maar" Mll MADDOX. 10. Wpm Albaapm., Megeat'Apark. Dadatiallta NM Mows Aswi. Category S.—Original dodos, or attar existing monuments. C. R. CookerstU, Menument to the memory of Wren; Owen Jones. Design of the Alhambra, at Granada; T. L. Dertaldsoa, Design of a Temple et Vietory, time of the Em peror Adrian. MISDALS OP VII 8100 ND CLASS. Category I.—Designs of Monuments. P. Hardwick, Goldsmith's-bell, Lt.ndon ; Litman's-is* Hall. G. G. Soott, Church of St. Nicholas, oonstrocting aS Hamburg; L'Hotol do Ville at Hamburg. Category 3.—Design, original, or after wasting Mona- VT 4 2 I , I I LT NEWS LENT TO !MAD, la Loudon, al 1 la por Ivorfor.-12111 by 11011111140 11111==.1. 4. INO DO, OIL IL plc v.-11. ADANA 5., Wesiabtater, News A.S.r 07LAND NADAL 0111 NONOIIA. Fuaday, st XBol.—lsopartaat Moan Os deettieity. CLASS /..—CIIIIIIIISZT AND Awn. 01 MONODY:. _ . BAYSWATER - DAILY NEWS LENT TO MAD; sad sepp.led M Ow by evader/ p. at Med. per quarter. paid ha edrame.-11. Growtaarese. Wok searabareve. Neva Amt. Chalet sad Palmier, st Loadon.—Soperiority is tits tesuketeas of maid 'esthete, of deer-skis sad herskia ARTHUR GRANGER'S celebrated BULLION nes, id. far 9.sis by F tr elated, satt.oxred9o. 999 mumaisi re to mesa ). Illashatemary, WS, Bielltilen ; 10, licatey-terraos, ew.romil ; sad 9, lialbarstmes. atr, Imam for saddlery. Frites Patent Candle Company, at Leedon.—lreprour sent in the fabrication of stearine unitise through WW4 lotion. Esployment of inferior deeeriptiono of fat, &a. MIXED COMMISSION.—FROM CLASS X. TO XXIII. unDAL OP HONOUR. J. Barre. at Grey Hall—Moveseats for the priatiag of "rile". B. Fantasy, Difig Wl of Moos neat. (Italy and Ludo Kiaor); T. Hamilton, various Monuments (Edutburgb). SPORTING. HONOURABLI MENTION . Category I.—Designs of Monuments. D. Barton, Monuments, London ; C. Fowler, Monu ments, London ; T. Wyatt, Charon of St. Nicolas and St. Maria, at Wilma. Category S.—Original Inventions, or after esliting Mons- goAu3.—lietton's Wall aend (messed), the beet mem Cads fa do World, isadred at 17a par faa, di.— W 0., Mader, ad Idealad Owl Dadd BETTING AT MANCHESTER—FamAL CE19291211 CUP (Nona o prow.) 1100 to 11 opt Carom. (t) IMO to 10 opt Illanoaros (t) 1000 to 11 Lord AMA (t) I IWO Is 10 Polo War (t) Tlltt D IT. S to 1 opt Tly by 11414 13 to 1 opt Connor gewlorpo 11 W 1 Wootwank Yellow Jock 29 99 1 Poi lo son% 12 to 1 1211agice THE advice of the Fast India Tea Company is to lq r ATOMS of TEA sad COT TLE at arc A my My Is aortal& BMA TIN aansembag at fa id , bags ; lama bawl aye 46.114.-0111Am 9, Cheat SI. Weer flAanapial. Xi. Hay. el Great °douses wooL Cuss XII for plating &o. GRAND ERDAL OF 110110011. Dr. Amen. u Loados—Collation of sada [aviation' spplimbla la ouedkal sad surgical pasties. CLASS MIL—NATAL AND MILITARY MATTERS. GRAND ERDAL OF RODOVIL Robert Napier, at Glaralow—Builder of lure marabaut stamen is the Clyde. CLASS X.W.—CITILL CONSTROOF GLAND ISIRDAI. OF 505095. T. Allem ; Dishy Wyatt, Design of the Arch of Titus and the Church of Ban Benedetto, at &Oleo° ; H. B. Kendal. Arehitectaral Draw. Category 4.—Arabitectural Omaraente, original or repro duced. G.E . NUINE MILK tad CREAM from healthy sow, MS la Ana, spaskras, and isell.ventllatad saw Is I, W M lad at DEXTGR'd DAM, meta. MA 12 2=04area. sad td, Klasertawstrest, r 11.0411111111. LUDLOW RACES--Fai (IT nicriuc rnaur■ Tao Bacems Haseige.r. Tem Tea. Hansom. rims er H. Shaw, Design of a Funeral PaU, for the Corporation of Fi►hmongan, London. iW SrLOVIRB of FISH.— 100 raise TAR. MOTE BLOATERS Mr ~ NINO losired. nos T BITIMIIRD OBLIGORS ad =LP ARTS= of herrolig le all parr; as Teript et lamp sloop. a pot. ig ) 7.11 sad *SR ON G% rassigs r sall awed TIM LETTUL Jan. EBB Clem OwilirOMßl. II Se BM seem Mr. Laub los es 888 Teener =um= sal IPS 114 do qrslity aim .-y Ism lisabolo Moss. Or. 111. 1114. aMs. ma sr yes an vesperal Wiwi sat par swilles Ilkstars. be IA said es a minty is ari. lbws I MA ISM isms we west adsketwsr.—A. J. UMW; Asstemosessourt. 111. hisses Pains. Orrelmor I. 111$6." Aber . Mrvtay Pasty Tao nu. Inane Dews. t s ... s Btepheseos,lll.D., F. 8.13 at Loodos—Britassis Bridge, osatraetioss is iron plate. Ctrs' VT.—Dios AND EITIAL TALD3. OLAND NADAL OP HONOUR. Tows of Elhollialit—Bacelksee of its venom Wads of steel sad of its hardware. THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. The following (circular has been addressed to the shareholders el the Resat Western Railway Company, by the chairman : N 7 Ave rim Balm/max Nina= BANDICAP. Qum .....—...........---.... .... ..... o p _et Seur woo. Las. g a t do* 14 1014 111 11 ‘ Oa& `I. 11.7 0 11 ,ter. ~, sir .. 40 cORDING'S WATERPROOFS are the bad milks tar um; key via eked Wweaken. sal us alb Is mon* —rel 'rustled Voss sal inn ot re.41064,"..C1's Inn is Mem asp s amen :A s mad resekies se arm. is le kw Ime seder. MMus spree% Peke. Irk. soak. wink lekeems. kopek, ladies'apee sad leaceirja IMO sr seeds Noir repaired. Ilaboaple ewe hue le. OIL seek 4r 4k. per imk--ivery mikes Narked Mk 111110 ol J. C. ..1111. 141. Wm; kw deers mkt of Teseieler. VENTILATING STOVES ! SUSPENSION SIOVIII I :Northam cm at M Myr, Ice they an tha two look Mono, nou bonny. awl ommiaal antrolath kn. Mean waronuom. alms gionhinath ha. troopestroa win onni irm—D be liii d iraih db M br a. Immiatory ont rammirms login NUN ES' VEGETABLE OIL. Is IL par imperial milord by Owls pram slosessi psubsss. all aid mrsi ll = ens thsessebby alms* sal ssUboh maim la 1118- abaft wow ar minks Ism Vial; use Obscr e = s pest hdispstess as womb lb sispirMes last laallpaqaalla appllobls tir rag seer Idol st i mist la MSS does I. TM& MU ma Ugh on = wess. pors=ts Row Podsty LissIeSAISA Imm's Grove r BUNIONS, sad DEFECTIVE TOE 111111 a MUM° 92d CUBED 12 = MS 2112221._ Utheat Or a rkbhltz. KEKILILL. U. Ilesuilairat mass la w ulonel. TOMMIIILIs tun u pats at 68.... dilain to dlleguiu t Inn i s lllibt Itipmead M. d Luiss.--. Ur. Ileil bee dresilly sued ONO ISM OS ay tot Uthsat gl ate. C. J. Ludas. Jon I, DIV Tann, IL id. ft IL—R. 1. 614 U. itelut-serut• 'TIMING'S COUGH LOZENGES.—The vest AZ. 'Mass bi w domisoi tor taoss Omsk Lamm ord las ammo inutlasedals siontantl A. u t ecalved, JasUty tba pr o o; t l t il l i r ie ssoo li : t i t Isnowlag sla n =Trains, toast limeste b elostemelbrotatli. sad akar pakesain WY& oissiook ram so, as SP. Nr„-1 Iwo sub plisme I= tionse r i lt i e =Zit 111 1112.416 Is lon dr ONO M atiorelk. Mink amp wield ovoymoNll la Iserfalsra gni plais moors. I Is, 1•...M0M& Plums, Vim Tolir.liostrag.• hionsol us Win tam ie. t. oho WIC to 54.. Gad reel.l9l.9l. a z e ttoms slo'77NO, OWdst, Isa. No. 79, A s. sold retail by 01l drawn% as. THE BURL, W HIM EitB, sag MUSTACHIOS. 71, Islsisslonad imbus et lOwlAllibr MACASSAR 011. prodsiby Arshisavirsio si limbsidi is iiiisinsily immis sod issiedmid. ad Ss model by amorsesluellmelek awl bybliel by dr RONA selbsi SW. MY ON bimble Ilb bibble ~MN lab be pore el Us bud, sada= be lab b lb aim libill. ambrabb lam ribb, berm kb= Swirl ase Obblibe. belllibb It b imearby, ad smilsei• Ms poimiis el bubby MUM& 11001 to yllinibarb bb be Islet et bar INA M me . li. id. h. heft bane Rdisd by A . wad% _tea 64 RA doable in ibs. I li. per Mids. Said by A. ROWIAJID me OU. R. Rescs.. sides. Leadia. mil by All Gbisibis NA Ps. Rum 1 - 0113AUll COPAHINE, or BAWHARATED u mini" apauesai •1 ea the lane* 01Weal Pereakee. =pisdellelearel le the Paris Nal Wee Memplaffile al Oen So te bost sew* ler a weft Ibeseet. itmlaeria. et 1832 ; a ell le lareerhese mew Prim 4a ed.; be. le le Isa eel el die lancelar, L MULL we Prime Cbserisk 41, Bayasiori. Leedom; old dill de WNW abasaisaa. IitiIRMAR.--thi the 29111 of May. 1866, as l B doilea dr maid tiy de pe Ntouri el Closior= Ile kr ilidolos dos aro • laid dedb ric.didie rim& ihor di: miler a Wed of it Z: li = orrid le Odle eiti lir ili Pion .._ 11 . 16 d do* ori dr larilol= d ip =Thass• Mond. Ikb. los a naked, or sad =dorm Olds arta Tolooldie. MI6 dioriah lode did _lkailles. ismisioly: ei diddrd di Idiii el •midd did upostio kin so memo tersa so tee wee de ewe Tig ial meseike. we; e armee ware tor Oil dor d M illirdimllial rumo I=Zootki EV I L MX I =id inib ell do doordlo dSo mild omit worm ?im ..____'''. lo d I, I. ma kir Or droll of trio or ord , irk at di — ••••••1 rah& lor dr 110 ea do red trio dart &di li es tr s. s " ere? le temkte,erptlne dt Pada ink 6.- " CL "V=eir t. II Ira a & w.s Cinotik a irk Clo. a. I T= . 0 ,.....: . nue. r res :ll JONOWEI LIORT-BROWN COD I LIM am maybe elembei la Nene wan, anent Ned Till Willem. Ise eneeken ken Inside witaipas4 an" mil 01 6 77 . 1 .6 1 4 liadaa, sat 14=if t L 9199 9919319 311909e_ Illeseshat tka IMO 1104111% U. "A 19 S. hits (39 99.), arir9913974.Wa1l SAINTING APPOINTMENTS. Her Majesty's. Tuesday, Now laadia; relish I/Ibid.** Comma —at U. Manama (Captain D. West's), Friday. aquas tattle Mo— st 11. i tzegr. labeeitla) Moodily, Lk 11W; Friday, Mast Itykralsa, eilr—st ti• Fee" Has. F.. Tuesday, Doylies Mal ; Friday, Hondas Church —et Wirt 11. haws Moe. Mend Mapestaskw; Wodaeday, Mks I. 1111 0 •Mww 1 Mali Andy , Ham ' . Hall-at limiswortklkoreo, lad Howie I Tionday, Womordity Park ; Saterdey, UAW Gide pasa-at halimast 10. Dais of Ilasestaft% Moat TommOsts ; Wedeeaday. Canon Inra l laddenedwd Sidurday, Benanav:a -et le Old (Mr. Mendltd.Meirdes, Mos ; Tor day, Omoor t Prid•C. H1111=1•1 1 11•0 Bridge Saudi Medielsirs Mr. Teri% iumidlehl ; Wasailef, Meat MM. OEM; Felariy, Wan Hawe s& IL eirisser Tele, Twee*" MEW Mew" NOM., Constos ; ift••• Si IS. Meer, ipe* Oliniss. iblessity Oates; Wohroloy, Oats. folk ; Mew, Orsdlid Fmk; IllUmisr. lianiroad-Obaltimes 110. iedia Ilhat (lard May llooMmes), Iltmtbz, Ileraw= Tassier,M=a W•1•••81, Maelles la Os 10welm0 107. Merles Mini li t . thairrilo7r Wintlibaw Ream-at Usmish Harbory Hall. by Noetkorlek ; Wadawday, WwwWw7 Terrai Weedy. Chenisodeley Mode; Saturday, lawnswear 10. Onewnew Mir I. Tvellspe t ie, Manday, Witham Canoes ; Tow. day,Owdea Wage ; Thursday, Orestliam lan ; Sausrfty, Thetis. tee-at 11. Ceawley awl Benham. downy. Illeldwonmea • Wedneulay, w..,umo Mae , Friday, Canniest Loass-oi • Vilna* to Dean. Causity. Monday. Oradea ; Wedissed.y. Finnan ; Fri day, age* IlUatatse-st hatt.rot 10. Poem, The Mr. H. Oreaveep) Monday, fitantord Rivera; Wed. ; Friday. Bedwlnter-st 11. tan 11.11, Trendy, Oxley Wood; Saturday, Brsztad.pask-at 11. South Raw; Twoday, Stanford.Wllope; Oinarday, Sulphas Her. row-al li. Inaut Wes, Wednesday, Hastesigh Hall ; Wards,. Had Common-at ball.past 10. Ere: ell Stidolk. Tuesday, Lodes Wisest; Friday, Raydas - in 11. Earl Ills wllllares. selingley ; Wednesday, Bythora Toll Sar ; triday, 1a•01-40 10. Mr. Garth% lima, MO Prides ; Warbeaday, Hawley Green ; /Oda . libsrlid Grey - hall.pne to. Ha Monday. Cottise ; Friday, /flan Had:-at psi Mr. le. Wall'a illeinMedred. Masoby. Watliwry Howe ; Widow day. Soanwlell Fedi ; Maw, Mena dall-W a wastar to IL U. H., Meallsplisstity Per k ; TorsimMilso Howe ; That.. day, Jades Mr; edam ; Saturday, S. Warnharaugli-M quarter to IL Mr. @tallish (M10•611 1 .1 1 1Me). Ttmerry, Ilmeshal Onkel vitas ruts H.P. Slow% Ftwanife H l lead-et Willed M. Iterrst ign isomm Tim** Castle ; Waimaa irim ibmar ; day. ear ; O. Meswerth. Tweday, ; Siewile& lawn fildri-et hainord 10. lle, Herod' Loma% Maday. lb. - Ws; Monday, &AY Park; wayMoMl-44 • 4•••••• to 11. Mot gfit. To•lmr. a tom lea-.t alt 10. woo" wow& w Mb; ‘ . 7, Idime• Wood-at kali. (Mr. dlttraWs), Tardy, !yrs Wood Park, !damn Illoudos Oseso-at bffillort 10. Mr. Ilsoday, Orlouley Tawny, Osten= ; UMW ; FII•M. Owee-W half-past IS. , Ow* Mier Ant; Thursday, King rie Heindw-allallded =hi=Edam Park Comm; Thursday, Shiley ; • worts, to 11. Foots4deaddue (Mr. PIAMpIo), Mciaday, 0,0004•411; flu.. maLi t lalisrea-at of Partme•MblN Monday, Harattooreo Park; Tuesday, Sable• WA a Irdby. Twee, Masa . 11.terday. Osme-at IL lierhuMMMis4o.Therbm; WwlerMlY.Wlddlnaten; Snort*. • belegmet 0. Own Therowiew . Chapel To l l ▪ Sesserad MIS; Friday, Few Ball;meday, Sato Ode-eta V. Our ft IL Dar welmwwe4Okmass. walread; W•darda, tb• mrm as s i err i zi oN lMANelme ball-past 10. 01.01•0 Waage ftfty, Caddas Mar; 90001 11 0•1 ealish". White Fone-et a warter to 11. U ng r a SlN Ilidsielh, Wooed Maseft• Hall (el holtlawl 11 ,/ • row am LAO Motes ; Med•••7l•7, Crowe Peak ; Friday, wearies 1.441.•-•tballyar 101 Mr Mary masbee. Wolawley. Harley Haase; Feld iy, &Wet% Anno-at balouatt lo Hr. SOW*. Meaday. Ramis ; Thwallay, Iluebspe-et had. wit IL Innapeldre. Tway, Slunalan, White Oates; Friday, Cleepd-al ballast M. &TUMID Visens.—Rolls3, Bosauloam, Nov. 10.—Tb• ih (osboosor). 1/A01,4•1 filumbie. boat •• Bytes& with • mg* sob pso, was otossioi rtbraptiot el the bleed of Note tflfi matolog, os4 toll be e wadi t mew saseolL—Pat .I mp i a (b&j. Sofia, of lasi" boo with • cargo t to ito,10•011 is Ofroweil, M at y Wolter. West , as shores 1116111••• Psi t, fa the ~atm if Nov. 0, one 1 losellt ft b hared AI • we* tb• 40114 Wes why is Om 7 ; Woad. The Imperial Commissioners, seeing that the opening ceremony had been a failure, were evidently determined to eine their labours with an expiring effort calculated to redeem the many errors in Isle meat for which they are answerable. No sane excel in the splendour of its effects and in the distri bution of its spectators that to which the exhibitors were this morning introduced. Within a fortnight a net amphitheatre had been raised extending from She eastern to the western extremity of the nave; the galleries had been draped with red velvet hang ings fringed with gold and wreaths of flowers, form ing gorgeous balconies as the framework to the picture; a splendid throne, protected by a rich canopy, had been raised opposite the principal entrant*, and facing the central point of the amphi theatre. Along the inner line of the amphitheatre brilliant trophies of the manufactures that had won prises had been distributed, while armed the throne the candelabra of Baccarat reflected the morning light. The southern wale, extending to the east and west of the throes, and fcrmie the background to the brilliant uniforms of the legislative and diplo matic bodies, glowed with the prise pictures of living Europe. Hers were Ingres side by side with Land seer, Decamps near Horne Vernet, and Delsoroix nearest the throne. In the gallery behind the throne was the great orchestra, that stretched away till it seemed that the drum sticks might touch the crystal roof. Thus grouped about the Imperial throne were the highest developments of science, art, and music; letters alone were wanting to complete the sane— letters in some way symbolised. Alas! had such symbol been required, Frenchmen would have been compelled to request from Power the loan of the Greek Slave. The doors opened at ten o'clock, and before 11 the vast amphitheatre showed only a sea of living heads—while the balooniee became bright with human fans. The morning mist took somewhat from the splendid effects of the arrangement ; still it was one the grandest it is possible to conceive. Much time was 'Rent within, as without, in specu lations on the various uniforms that soon began to group about the throne. I remarked Capt. Fowke, Mr. Cole, and Mr. Ratner, all wearing the deco rations distributed to them on the previon evening at the Palms Royal by Prins NiToleoe. Very soon alter eleven, a cardinal walked into the open nen before the throne, and took up his mat on the right upon one of the gorgeous seats sat apart for the corps diplomairm. Presently, amid the excitement of the multitudes in the theatre, who insisted upon standing upon the seats, to the annoyance of the authorities, the dignitaries of the law courts, in their scarlet gowns and quaint black cope, walked in prooresice to their mats. Next Isms some ladies of the court, in dresses universally allowed to be perfect As the hour wore on, the va rious costumes of the corp• diplomatsque reduced a perfect fever of excitement among the ladies seated within the English spas. The entrant's of theTurkishembemador was that which created more applause than any other. Lord Cowley appeared about half-past 11; and after exchanging a few salute dons, got into the most earnest conversation with the Papal nuncio, which was may disturbed by the ap pease°, of the feaster of the entemosin This con versation—carried on while the talkers were walk ing to and fro before the theno—epplered to exte hour am sable cariosity. At about • gentgentselan id bo ilers noon, 20 Cent Hardee, in full usithesetala, marched up to the throw, formed is Bee before it, and lien wheeled to the right and left, is pickets of ten each, to take up their final position on either side of the platform. Their bright cuirasses sad helmets stood mat is plainest relief ageing the heavy red velvet behind the throes. The greet basset' bear ing the umber, of the thirty endues were bonen in. At • few mitiatesefter tireive, eel lame intimated, the old artillerymen qf the lavalies ainia ll lie vest army of people gathered withia tile glen "iirt that tie sortige vomits wq. Tbriarier 'who has waisted at solemnities of this kind—who wee% Sir Joseph Paxton's Palace on the Ist of May, 11161--er who was oa the Boulevards the day the Amon arrived I. Parke—will understand the afiebic sir that went through the great amphitheatre at fliemeessot. English policemen—aye, and in Rog- WI PoliblEfleldsastame--waved their bands over Bri-, ihlastria, bidding the eighteen hundred subjects of falions 'nimbi there assembled to be seated. But the undesenent was beyond even the British ewes r=sty. Reads would pop up es fast as the 's stogie bend waved another slows. so that oaths moment when the leader of the bead tapped his desk. Wens hie musicians stand ready, and egos Priam Rapine, at the head of the imperial liiff Rieke emeneholoaste. advanced to the principal intone% past the Ow swebines and %emanated implements, gaily wreathed with dowses, to meet his signet relatives, the qty of popular curiosity soe loured every regulation. and people wanted upon the seas of the vast osPhitholdre, and wagz ios ha p ts and hentlimrshiefe drowned the band of M. as he pita welcome to the impede) pair. Rearm and Empress walked up the steps of r ia tr i z e. followed tar Mass finellee. She Reda of and the Princess "(Whittle. The Im perial pair at awe tensed to the assembled people, and bowed their asicnowledgmeate of the hearty cheering, which came chiefly, it must be said, from the eighteen hundred English subjects present. The hand and chorus thee ohm* up; hot people appeare d too curious about the brilliant court bakes to I pay mush attention to M. Iliadic.. During the per formanoe the Empress chatted with the Duke of Cambridge, who sat at her Majesty's left hand ; while the Emperor appeared to be busy with Prince Napoleon about the order of the ceremonies. The Prince handed a fan to the Empress, which her Majesty appeared to examine most carefully, point ing out its beauties to the Doke of Cambridge. The :Duke, however, appeared to enter but I lightly into so feminine an examination. The Emperor, on the contrary, to whom the Empress the urne fift I weed , minutely examined it on both aides, I beforepassi ng it to Prince Jerome. When it bad rot to r her Majesty's hands, she appeared to tie it up most carefully with blue ribend before giving it to an attendant. Presently the music seemed, and Prince Napoleon advanced to the foot of the throne, and in a voice so low and nasal that not a single syllable of it reached anybody whom I could find, read, or appeared to chant, his amount of the Exhi bition of which he had been the president and gover nor. During this reading, which occupied about twenty minutes, there were two or three loud inter ruptions from the French halt of the amphitheatre. The Prince alluded to the difficulties which first beset the Exhibition, and the subsequent great son wares et strangers from every part of the globe, and its final success. Tho report then summed up the labours of the jury, the harmony which pervaded those labours, the number of medals awar&d, and concluded with expressing thanks for the support thePrines received from the enlightened men attached to it. At its conclusion the Prince bowed and twt a l his place near his father. The thirty thou people were hushed till you might have heard a pin fell as the Emperor advanced from the throne. un folded the paper on which his reply was mitts% and began to read it. The clew vigorous voice in which it was read sent every syllable distinctly into every part of the vast building—its °Deftest with the low mumbling tones of Prins* Napoleon, added to the emphasis end fervour with which its war passages were pronounced, raised the cadmium of the vast miaow= to an ungovernable pitch. Passage after Mwas interrupted by loud applause, pardon om the English ; and at its conclusion hurrah., indisputably Saxon, were mint forth one after the other with unabated energy. The Emperor and Empress, who looked thoroughly delighted, bowed their acknowledgments frequently—turning in a marked manner to the British quarter of the amphi theatre. When the applause bed subsided the chorus sang some vows to the air, " See the Conquering Hero comes;" the exhibitors entitled to gold medals grouped themselves about their respective standards; the Emperor advanced to the last of the steps of the throne; the foreign commissioners and Prince Napo leon grouped themselves on the left, and the exhi bitors advanced one by ens to receive their gold medals from the Emperor's hands. Prince Napoleon introduced each priseholder to the Emperor, giving his Majesty, et the same time, the medal, which he placed in the exhibitor's hand with a bow, and here and there a word of encouragement, apparently. This tedious ceremony occupied nearly an boor. Daring its progress, the Empress (who was dressed is a oberry-coloured velvet high dress, covered with rich white lace, and wore a splendid neck let* and diadem of pearls) chatted with the Duke of Cambridge. Prise, Jerome, and the Princess Mathilde. Her Majesty even crowed the platform to talk to one of the cardinals; and afterwards entered into conversation with the Papal Nuncio. The spectators grew weary of the constant file of gentlemen who passed before the Emperor, re ceived their modal, bowed, and then darted away, generally In the wrong direction, to be recovered presently by the master of the ceremony. When, however, people perceived, gathered around the last standard, Horace Vernet, in his green embroidered cast of the institute, Sir Edwin Landseer, Sir Charles Barry, and the rset of the painters to whom prises of honour had been awarded, the curiosity of the am phitheatre was thoroughly revived. It was remarked that the Emperor was particularly gracious to Sir Edwin Lendseer, and as the English master returned to his wet he wee greeted with a British cheer. The distribation at an sod the Emperor led the Empress from the throne, and walked along the inner circle of the amphitheatre, where the industrial trophies were raised. As their Majesties passed those of Eikington, Minton, and the Indian department, they were once more noisily greeted. Thousands of people mistook this Majesties? departure from the threes as a signal that the eetweasy was at an end; others wished to see the precession pass beck to the Tuileries; so that when the illustrious pair returned to the space below the throve the amphitheatre was more than half tletipty. This destroyed the effect of the departure, wilielstook place almost at awe, to the roll of drone OA Ow thunder of cannon. And so this Great Ex libidos of 1836 was greatly—finely closed. Their Majesties returned to the Tuileries in the order in which they left. ENGLISH PRIZE LIST OF THE (MON TN' noterraua ) teaDILLS 07 IDONOVII. Noweloositiod grand outlolo to the But Indio Compauy, for Its eellestinis of snared and artificial srodustioas from the But ; and to Dr. Rept*, for Moine collected sad elsailled a very beautiful sad meal colleetisa of to substation, dams, sad ether *sterol rodents of lads sad the ladiaa Archipelago. Modal of Homier to the Beard of Teas fir mry tom piste sad interesting Nineties , of metallurgic sai agricul tural predestines. CLASS 1.-31ININD AND MITALLVROT. VIDAL 07 DONOIDA. Geolcskol Survey of Great Britain sad Inked, at Lou isa. A pograplibtal nap els pert oflaslaad. CrAsa 11.—Paoniartoxi (memo WITZOVT Ciwrusa. ItIIIAL 07 0000 UL °dewy et Cassia.—Cl•/iete sad restarkable selleeties se weeds sad ethyl:vegetable predests ; et fin sad pelts. pta ltesArthur. et Sydsey, New Sera* leslee—le. disslive sad medal ealleeties se seeds, frees the scathes. dblollits se Kew Dye* Webs. Mew kinds se weal War Mel le*, sift et seastallimes. - IFIDAL OF armours. Spear and Jaeksioa, at Sheatold—Steel istrumests. Tartan and Son, at SheiHeld—Steel imanunsats. Wastenholm, at Shetheld—Cutlery of greet paleation. Cum EV ll.—Jawammav, 40. INZDAL ON MONONA. R. sad S. Garrard sad Co., at Loudon—A pagoda in Over. Various group. C. F. Headosek, at London—Gold and silvan plate. Various groups. Haat aad Ralson, at London—Gold sad silver plate, especially that or the Goldsmiths' Company. Shield and four urns of Wachs*. CLJJIS XVIII.—OLASS AND Porrninr. ORAND 'ERDAL OP RONOUR. H. Minton sad Ca, at Bwke•apoa-Tract—Tarn coin, enamelled; enema sad painted tiles; dishes in the taste of the majolica; pensions sad biscuits; very 'ignitable fabricatioa. CLASS B.IX...—COTTON INDUSTRY. GRAND NIDAL OP HONOUR. City of Manchester and Belford —Vssied and eximpiste collection of cotton times, pare sad mind, raw, white, es dyed, smooth, strigad, or Brand ; menoadeal sad i nte n t • employment of material, reaching the stisset limits of ebeap prodaction, division of labour, power of capital, extent of relations, workmanship, by whit& the lattinals value of divers productions is iscressed. City of Glasgow—Satire exhibition of every demeiptien of cotton tissues ; wry remarkable fabrication. CLASS 11.—WOOLLUN INDUSTRY. GRAND ISZDAL OP RONOUZ. Titus Balt, Boa, sad Co., at Bradford—Thread K psV. hair sad alpaca hair; mixed tissues; immense leg Ilia non:table prediction. NINDAL OP NONOUI. James Aoroyd sad Bon, at Halifax—Thread of goat's kali and alpaca hair; woollens. Payson sad Marne, at L stuffs fee vista" palatal.. CLASS XXi.—SILL Lamina. NIDAL OP NONOOI. Counsels and Co., at London—Complete sad mast In. torestiag collemion of the most beautiful silk crapes; immense prodaction. CiAss sloths; •oej as IN FLAX AND HISP. OZAND SIMLA OP NONOOI. City of Belfast—Lilacs thread la evsry degree of finesses up to No. 400; sloths, Comers, esarbrie, sod damask. Ez• * s ilent qsality sad cheapness of the articles ; dualist whitener eat peciectios of worksosaship. Imams, breach of iailostry, sail reassieg undisputed superiority. =DAL OP 1101110U16 math—Cosmos tdothe awl soil sloth Baster, at (ammo). Cuss XXlll.—Marre Wakvarci, 414. MODAL OP ZONOOI. Creaky sad Sea, at sessafacture. All 1 kinds of asrpotiag, 'modally of felts. Their cheapness hes ; led to as extraordinary sale of them la England. Great ',Mess reaterod to iadastry. Hine, 'louden% mad Co., Nottingkem—Coitoa etrakisip sad other artieles sf hadery, is settee, in wool sad sotto.. Workmanship geed, sad ustrensoly cheap. City of Nettlashass—For the issaufectaren of tulle. Tells, 'sue, sad Los of perfect workmanship, sad re smsksble cheapest. CLAIM XXIV,JMNINT7I7II3 AND DZOORATIOIL =DAL 07 110110011. Henry Hale, at Shellekl—Ceseiderabis imprommeat is the itbrisatisa et smalls chimneys. Elegance In the montane sr plela Cadealsted saperkeity ewe the Amami preluding of other sesalries. 'edam sad Graham, at Leados—Great imprevemeate is English gibbet asking. Crass XiV.—Pescrir Asiwtozas ow Dams, Ike. OSA= MODAL OP 110701711. Thomas De Is Bee sad Co. at Leades.—Ailfalso is Norma and papier mead ; plots sad bag tamp I pl. • es, Bbssilmt WIRIMINDM/Mr, amnia Pa with the board meeting yesterday, a report es rumour was brought under my notice, which has been circulated I And in some of the newspapers, to the effect that them had been a nylons division among your ammo% and that an influential member (meaning myself) had threat ened to resign if a dividend was recommended for the our rent haltymr. As this is a rumour which may be preju dicial to your interests, I feel it is my duty to assure yea at ones that there is no foundation for either of such state ments. "Instead of divisions, my colleagues and myself have been most unanimous. They have appointed a committee, as I promised at the last meetieg, carefully to moraine into all the affairs of the company. That committee has been sitting for some time. It is continuing the examination with per feet cordiality from week to week, end endeavouring to promote every practicable retrenchment and improvement of the system. "To announce the result of such inquiry before it is com pleted would be premature, but I may say that unless some unforeseen einumstaness should arise, your directors have every reason to believe that the balance disposable among the minima shareholders will be larger this half-year than it was when I bad the honour to meet you at Bristol. " I have the honour to be, gentlemen, your obedient sm. vane, " B. IL WALPOLE, Chairman. "Paddington Statioe, Nov. 16, PM." TEE LATE Foo.—The density of the fog on Thursday led to four fats" accidents in the Best and West India Decks, and leveret persons met with very narrow swaps. through failing overboard. About 6 o'clock on that evening th e fourth mate of the shi p Kin g Lear, Castle ' , which is leading for Bombay, oaths east side of the Import Dock, applied to one of the Custom h o use officers on duty at the Briers.lak Pier Oats, to show him (as he bad a light) hie ship. The man acceded to the request and preceded safely as far es the task-gates of the Import Dock ; here the fog IND Se ilia" that it was impossible so diners a yard before ifissou mil is iadenouring to fled the bridge so as to cross to, the Keg Lear, both walked into the lock. Capt Tett, the dock-muter, who happened to be near the spot, hearing the splash, hastened immediately, with life-lieee and drags, to {touters thence sad with the assistance of the foreman, after thin throws of the lines in saving the Centea-hreee ofileer, bet the other t wo drowned. The body was get recovered for nearly two hours afterwards. Jost eroviosaly, a dock labourer fell in on the north side of the Export Doak, and was drowned. Ms body has Dian been rinevend. In the West India Dock, two similar accidents esenned; one sae, Milne, belonging to the ship Florence Nightiegale, discharging in the Booth Dock, in attempt ing to get ow beard his vessel, walked over the gouty, emd was :drowsed ; the other man, Rossiter, belonging to the Florence Nightingale, leading alongside of No. 2 Shed is this Export Dock, met with the same fate Three other edeliostn took plan in other parts of the docks by men walking over Into the basin, but by timely aid they were aired. LATINO TIER FIRST STONE OP ST. PETER'S CHURCH. NOTTING ittun—On account of the great number of houses which of late have been erected upon the Kensiegton-park Zetate, Notting-hill, it has been necessary to provide addi tion' shun% accommodation for the inhabitants of the legality. In order to facilitate the carrying out the object, C. R. Blake, Req., bee presented a piece of freehold lead, as a site for anew church, and here the Venerable Archdeacon itisclak has just laid the toundatiou stone, in the presence of the dietriet clergy and a Isrin assemblage of ladies and ores- Woes reddest is the vicinity. The church, which wi lbe deflegleille fit. Peter, will be bui.t in the Italian style of sarklitsenne,esoordlog with the nemernee elegant residences In the agigitbetirleood, and has been designed by Thema Answk ll*, the architect for laying out the Kensington park Ma& The entire cost is estimated at *bout b,5001., and prevision is made for 1. 400 sitting s. The extreme length is to WYE feet ; breadth. 62 feet ; sod will be ornamented with a brestillal term 110 feet high. The church will metals mow, and present, among several novel features, a webs efllghtleg iron thoot, which ia expected to pro duce a geed AO& Is is ptopood to deenrate the east wiedow with stab el &W., and the subscription list has boon opened fee OM pogrom (Advertigetweßta--HOLLOWAT'S PILLS EFFECTED i diaries Cosa or swaßsentovn Oieeps.-11tr. Andrew Dawson. et alsiberanm wee a esestmat wirer from Jedlemetlee • ne name wheelie" the ditheity figertft It age always tlis 'Skit bewailing* el the ird prelieslee. awl cited after reeti th eithamt INS anal hatever. Its= esellecel be wee sawed leery be did sO. sal geared tithe dist gesemegaill by Snare& urge; thee he bee wersaethseall *elm sl wens* eel ie. worst his neeelite eat sae assr toiries in eng d naiad er eger hog eseraggslie least tesenwelseee.--eddliy awl at Peegrewe Ilelloweer erraM/Mmeet. 144. 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