The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-21 00:00:00

it i g' • NEWSPAPER ( 41lj *gsauaxa 1 '1,,- ' 0 - .:, t LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1861. No. 4,740.) Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE MESSRS. MONET WIORAM and SONS' (of learithralipare. !maim LINS of PACKET WWI 1 AITSPLAUA.—Par tort.enrwry Poet Phillip, Vinci (totem She Doris oh WatiNEsliAY. Ptah Suirmatr, faiths' of M imosa , the saarratherot clipper step 1.100 tow master. I IM4II N MARTIN. Coismsailer; trim la OM Nast In lIA Isola to attossaiothitatas for eU [laws.4 plemspre • Isualir.ame4. aioll she mill carry an I. r .r apply to 11'1400th= ga la!= 1. 1 a l e ilt \ ,th tow. Moot, Whams and Soma, the% Leadiaball. ▪ —Proisthetts Icy this tin, of paths!. ac. coaviryal from INti heaths as flywathatli am dors fide othoarleitha lam sal w. ...1 Loa tar Mal lath Isle& WF.SKLY STEA3I COMMUNICATION to N 1 1 11 I( Dina IJ VRIIIOI )1, Ng= MI1( agg ruiLtIALrIllA nIAAM KUIY tVtIPANV into= dowatablog their talF p.nscred Iroa Mare. Meats ablpa oath= at qmserlova lo .e hut parropos and ae.patches, a. (ratan : SEK LY gltotl 1.1% I.IIPHOL MK Pi KW TOIL. I I rir of %kW 1'.01t1:. Weds. .lay. Oca her /111. Ila %hi 1i..11. N r•lne.la). h wirer 31 11r1 %t %•Il r.rN, vb vdninday. Nov. 6. AM •ser, Wadosalay. Cab gauss.. I. 17, aiol II swarm, according to tbs mom. Ir•ovanl 6 gainer. =cloak= all provide= isobsi risen Ira Cans& mai tabs =amain Mateo bootleg am* no very adulator= term& —Toe tanker particulars rista WILLIAM INNA• Watarolreet. Uutrpooi as to sal MACEY. R. nog WllLiaatotrost. Ldp. I.IIHILLIPPB, G RAVES , and PHILLIPPB J. *III darakilb soreurratired *tram Brawls r lhar ROITRILD4II sad RHI N E, the every las Jay mamba. at 11 aNirali. tr.= the MINA and Y=c Pleaseirbare ►Fares—tl laa sad : Wars at • d aft. ad. Tbe VT ILM.OIb, ma Mandy mew tn.' all 11. Twiret. Yean. St. the MOWN. Modmig. 04. =rd. 4 asem, Imo We* benne. Farce-41, 44 mil Ma. &dm Wads Irani at a tare and a WE cows. at fras o =dmini. "r Pine" Le • M i t LieraSdierft W.. veto ra WM WI mum/ft T_byERLAND ROUTS . -00301IINIOATION IMAM to IMOLA. AURIMLLIA ha. IROTIPT. ~VI%tLLAX ami tatIIINTAL ITIA XAVIOATImS ODISTANY Meta Passe:NO=ll tad ressive emit. and threels elbesater. Mena, tap., Adel snylseb himkan Chasulbe. Or 'treat.. end l.y their iiialleinia•Was assehnmples M the Mit suet tote ..1 every month: for (Mbealeter. Mho= AM% and %m ho,. ny th.etret the LI& Ned fhb ett W oar M otrlun., 1.. ue...n, [tag Omegas Seto& Methomma, smi Sydney. by th. stt.eners leaving Ilemthenspben en the 11th el MeV senntb.—l. , e further pertiambrs sway at Om Company's Cason I Leshmhall sum*. &C., Lendem; ay Urbana! Nam IftELZORLP/I TO INDIA COMPANY , Llsminnl ) . l'Apttal Clre. o oo. In 60.n0n 'haven of It seek wIU4 power Se IF r. are to 41:250.m. th pelt lOr. per in. .01 Application and 10%. no Anobrat. kcvnicrri. ioalcr lac Joint atm* Companies Act. trimm An —air %! lila/NALL) STILI'IIViAI/N. 1.1RWT..1111. 11.111 p Patto.t. 111. th. 1,41 ialr of the Mauritius est li.rge 11+.11 on. hart„ late Governor of Um; The lie Jana hp& el/U.-wan of the South koatern Railway I '..tiwany WIELoo lout. F.v.l , late of that Hon. R. P. eo:o (Irk Smoke, Ilenvfal Frokilek Cau4u.n, V. Cheater square. Captain W 11. Hall, k f.,C a, Proctor of the Peninsular and lissrotot cowpony. JAI/ ►.rier Lath, W.f.. lois of Cakotta, Chalrman of the Fasters beneAl I.allway Coesposy. Alessioler Wilmot. Esq., Isle at the Hon. E. I. Co.'s Chill Service. Madras. ,With peer to odd to their number'. Govvoni, at wpm—J. A. Traahlln, tan. llokarrruki—kesre. Isrrokftekla awl %roman. .--..----. - Ilm.ltiem—flemrs. II right en.l Cokemait. 1. kupd Exchange. I,ull.llnsp. drawn= —Mir linries ItriAht and Latimer Clark, Esq. 1,1111.,n and County Ralik. , F. , •I9.TART —l' L.. PeLl. Emi. OF )10,-62, Nteurgateatreet, E.C. A very brief explanation Ii alone required of the objects of this I. rho Red 4., and India Tckgraph company, lima the gua ratline .4 bar Ilateatt's spirerlintent of ak per cant. per &Walla for fifty p.m.'. have expended aalo,ouo In laying a ealile betwedU nue, and nlll7ai S. Every section of 'llk Ilse workell satisfactorily for • period vt several month. I the whole Une carried through oueleesos between IC orrauhev n.l rUrea for several days. Vaults subs,- etvutly 414 rnrna iu , ercrAl vf the sections. which have sever repalre.l. 3. 'I he r:ov, runt sut hose azreed to tranfer the line, stations, sal property of the couiteny to a sew Company, to he fortue,l for the purpose, nn rtry 'Own! terms. Three AN In sub atatiew That the -. laud lines. instrument+, stations, mincer Shalt. &C , hel.oost:ll4 the e. 1.11 Company shall he made over to Vie I,CIII reallleaM fre•• (pen ehmln, roil. That the u, w r..wlwty shall use their licit endeavours to reionlr the line and to sock it when completed. betrinnlng with the line hetweth Atit n a n d kiirrschm ; and are to have poe ts 40on to ran, ar tsoxhinis of the capital I. hubmeribed, and onethiriliiiiii up, a n d .t mashie vessel ikspatchod with not km than !on mile, of new , enhle nn hosed. grd. That the new compsny shell be entitled to • clear divi dend out .4 the pronts to per cent- per annum in the money paid up .1111.1 the i:iaer: mt Is 4, have the power to repurchase ehe line on reps) in, the capital expended at the expiration ol pl haze• • . • • • • - 4th. TA at any ....Ida. profits *hall be applied to telmfinree the rememraent for Vb literent they have yei.l sad will hare to pay annually upon the capital expeaded . after which any further ppell winch usoy accrue will be applied to the creation eta re.erve fund. The :,;;nt. of the Company will to audited at the Truman half•yearly. After the nsturation the line, any outlay of capital in lee -11'ueet to the approval of (invent. want and the ••• • roment to to have the right sobJeet to arhi. tratkm dimlluwort aerates; eapetaUture which they may ono alder e‘ersalve hth. 111 the event of the failure of the rompany to restore er maintain Cie lino in workiret order, the Government are to Mee the power of taking it Into their hauda repayin4 the capital att.liv cluanded by the new e• •n. pa ny. Should tb C.,•ve Mirk la not evervise this right, the' are to be at Iti•rrt) to dlspeae the property to reimburse their outlay; the halatu e, utter .lefrAying the actual espeinliture, to be headed over to the gureniment. nitrite Is to be .10111..1 to be the IVA - w.llufte of the line from end to end after remediable alloweaca W amr tow rest..ralion. dltferviiees between the Government and the Company to , is .le. ble.l by arbilritlon. eth. TlO. errangeteo ut presupposes the commence of the Phahlohlnrs .4 tb old Company - In the term. proposed to theta by her %/ejeey'..l.ovenotaent any perllvinentray power. News Sar y w give elf. et to thi arrangensenta are to be obtained by her Ilvhsll'. G.,. venial, eat 4. Dr tle• vot.t Inneetenee. Ina national potnl of view, of tele . -Tun ttttt wtth the Widen .lu.nanlons In India Own - es. he .ne en.l now that the enlomonleatlon tv remoter. to.m Loudon tonnes. and throvauttoutall tails by Ker. rs. In, It I. iniporible that the nutter eau be klt In ha present mood' ion, owl the a 111tena link novapplte.t. r The whleh e.entnend the subjeet as &speculation see ‘14.13.1ril in lashnutlinc.blais furs time es. iv rhably la I Thin Inn. • be hauele.l °Ter JO the rom lolly. tree of sh rherve or liability. No stump( has a. yet Mt made to Teske, the e”mniunlrstlon betw ee n At., and K.,. ghee. flu the other heed. the Compan) . . 'Superintendent. lir. kronton. Ile. espreneol a coell.lent oplakie that the tanlts sfa many .4 them very 01d,,.. awl ell repable of This Her Is ....firmed by the opinions of Air Cherie. awl lie. Lull. r (lark who ham bees evonsalte.! on the su Met. In one of the muttons. of Needy Sea man. there ha. never been say Math and them whim& Js txlist In the other .eetlons are believed to be In shallow Warr. Au INISIMILIe has been made by Mews. Wield and Clerk of the wist of repairing the Iles between Aden and Fartsshew, *bleb they consider run le sleeted toe • am sot earlobes CAP. O IIB. The vesture Is man, while the Memo will he en the male of an original expenditure of £lllO.lllll. e. it to proposal to Mit the at operntions to the repdr lb. Um between .Lien and Keenan. When this is illedsd Ihe prri..l of • aseseage Iv all parts of Lein will le abridged lo he day♦ This will be - od .sly :I vast math, object, bet there Is no sloutd. 'MN the .I.:.elleere of the Ito • whee penbily opm that the umber of otow.tre will be very great T. When this wast.es di /talon has Is esemptsisd there wITI omits wily that between tows and Adam vilish can no d. shiftily be ca.!. 105.1 by milometer's of the Waft esble, he bon or w tart I should, he decided to mho say pert ef It a fan I T ov. It me be door at rnesparattrel stall sell P The Intentbon le, 0. rem a the • a mallels• amount lea. Is en •tt hoc ',bed, to lespeh h • with WO nines of new eeble. so 44 to complete tit commonroom op I 0 A , 1.11 early in 1.e.!. . . " r~wr if ggitatit• for shams and Information may ha ob blued at qa 00111.11. from youni. Nrlaglit Calearok No. I. loyal nobanate-balldlaga. /MN Or APPLICATION FOIL PHAltq. N.& This watt he preental to the banker. satire. Tho .wt • W r. tam the reek Ipt at fool 7.. the lave. t ,, rs t h e TcWoraph In India Cam fLiothod% oofetk...eo, —lla, liog paid to the Laolloo sad Hoak to rev et. et, t bathe the per shave ea dares In lb. above Corolla:1y. I ~.heat you to allot to nut thut Nether el theeee sad see a t.. eveth the Anse, nt lee amyl. awl to 1.7 all seloopeent k alit. Lod tok default I *gm sow pad, au.: authorise y..a to camel thoollokisool Now lo eroteeslat se baitheal Address Hole Name ISCITPT. 1114. littshstt boa ,Mt W ma el as T . Ms=t lo ladia Umplay 'thalksl, as Mad Yoe the Lotion and Omits link r Psystants arty he ma& at tbs hoed albs of the Leedom aid loamy beak, es at say ul its arsaeles. DR. RICORD'II EBBIIINOI of Lll9l mimes esanleod to Me meal Illiatismiti emetttations tesse netts. Failure Is impassible. Its elleete ere permanent conaoluttes neeemary —gold In mot mkt full Mettastinst st IM, or - teasalttes for I.u, eat anYwners. MAMMA /.rued en emelpted remittance enwebtilto lad CR.. pIR Mend near Temple-Mc A NIVIR F•ILINCI REM/DT. ca. Dr. SCOTTS =OM aril LIVIR !ILI go= waist lay litres:lel Imre,lkek tan Ilho alli b. Sneed Inr.thiabie to awls war mess of War .10 1alsgs. Wisedlaq visa spasm. flillmaa abffosof a the E ar- for listat sadism" ass Ism* widest moot it ssa as • partner at la OM sae _ eassOrst, Is lids spamalles sod fa Ohs samssit Um Wale spipsals•. prasssis ad IIsasSIDIA Of whole amen, issain.-4esi ay fa Dimesairest. sof Lnioll.._ a =flsla IN bane. i. Ifdl. fa fa. BD aer• •• soli ___••• mr Ulm end Liar !Ma TM imellon an • stars 'P. 'I 1. 1 006/4 with • WM= faisiftiV apowel as Ibe slim. • MILTROPOLITAN awl PROVINCIAL BANK ... Limited). rerTICIt Ifl HILIEBT 1p t*KN, that No APPLICATION foe Ramie' la this Company will be received after TbaIWILILOW Chiseith7,. the tied instant.—By order of the Beard, J. POPE COI Eseretary. Tompaoary Mom 27, thetheatedreet, LC. C\/AIR ADVANCTEB MAW., without delay, by the LONDON INVINIILINT 001tPANY (Limited SOL, oorgstestreet, es dwelt d dads, bWa of We, of other sp. proved security. repariblo by may testate:este. Depositors Mowed I, per owl. ers in t o above Capital. 411125,000, Is ahem of LIP mad AI gist lidridada hod tarns mat tree is sppßealis _ _ _ 4NDIMW ZAX ROBY. mirth. Meek.. ART UNION of GLASGOW.—LONDON aIAXC L, lid. Vembuyekctreet, City. TM LISTS tar the "resist year will shaft CLOW. The Engraving iv now m 0 kw deftery. received nod every informs. allarded ea appliestio• J.MST saourinD. lion. Sec. fur London. MR. and Mr,,. GERMAN REND, with MT. JOHN PANAY, TO4NIONT, Ms, win Mee their IN TESTA I N Hirt, -Oar PM Drabet," aa.l.. TM Twi e EZ taat==mery emmeas Mars Saturday, at a.—Hoer Thuiday amt Saturda, at t. st Me loyal Men Ifteleatioa. Itegametreet. areaseved Su : AMY. ; Mall dabs, M. secured Is advaare me t the Oa 4lsest. tlers ; M Hamm Crime, Beale, aud Wises, SW. Itsgss4 SINOING SCHOOL. uider the direction of Mr. JOHN MULLAH, MAY {At, Store-street, Ballard. equare.—TWYNTY-YHRtIt NIJINDS. matte. le4 fur Wks. will meet Td, at a quarter to 6. No 108, kw Geolisamos. meet Twoiday, 2id. at d. Yee Mr tie teem of Thirty Loma, Ladies. I>m ; Gentle. TiCkdiand Meier particular% may be obtained of floe. linereteey. No. I. the e • W. or M the Mao atarersgess. on the evenings et meeting. LONDON PAVILION MUSIC HALL, TICHBOIINZATZZIEN, t q of th e lthrthrket A NZW GALWAY and PIOII6NAuL OM MOM 'MINIMS MARINI Abell. Admission id. LONDON PAVILION MUSIC HALL. 00WIC TALINT.—J. G. FORDS. 0. MAMMAS SAX MUM. Mini &11711 srAtturr. asd LARZANCL LONDON PAVILION WINO HALL. T ISINDLIMON a. Wm nriwo will Lilts ONIATWIT WONIALE et the DA_ ,T All Hf.f. Ye CHIN= JUGGLER. C. P. NUTOUNIUSI, will his WONBSIMILT-TIIJNID DOOM. L ONDON PAVILION MUM HALL NIX AILIOUCAX lOWWtO ALUM 111 CALDWELL'S FIRST GRAND BAL bawls. MOUE Ms amen as 111031 DAT. Uri, IL Two hi Gembrames WINK IL ; lease sod asunder. IL bOurs open 44 I& &LOLL dffirsala wary main, abalrlou sk /rivals lussas at ray boar, LI IL—Dessaired, Saw THOMAS'S ROYAL OPERA COLONNADE HUM., Marlsautreet. ftegent.street, Pt. Jamesia.—e. THOMAS halm= Ye friends that he has opened, in addition to the Piddle Collee loons. th.... colonnade Bong" oue of Uie handsome.' Weer In Loudon. where gentlemen can be served with dinners at a end pride, Irons Ye. 6.1. upwards, or la carte at a moment', notice. — fliTre is ale;•• pie v tTE DINING-ROOM for FAMILIES. To the magnificent Billlard./toom ratted both with English and French tables, there Is also a separate entrance from the Opera Arcade, distinct from the hotel. The confectlueery and refreshment distinct the propnetor recommends to the fa. %mutable natty* al Ye public, where soaps, chops, steaks, and ka and coffee, as well as wine& spirits, liqueurs, ales, &c., ale served withnet Max VARMOUTII BLOATERS, 25 for 2s, lid. ; 50, is.. too, Ts. ; TOO. Lla ; ♦OO, , 600, tra... 800, SU ; 1,000. Sin (packages Included,; forwarded to my part of lb. kingdom upon reeeipt of poet ollioe order or postage Massie. Bend fon and plane dlrecUona to 11IDLILICK SAYNBY, ►isb Carer, Great Yiutawath. WACINTHR, Tulips, Croce, kc.—BUTLER and XeCI'LLOCHS choice colkctlon of HYACINTHS for forting. It In If Lbolce and distinct varieties, tie., va , ilk, and lea per dozed —Huller and McCulloch's Descriptive Cats. lonise of Bulbs with maple cultural directions. sent free and post pan o. .4 .... Ln i. —BUTLEIL and McCULLOCH, Seeds. min. " VXCELLENTE BIJOUTERIZ COURANTZ. MODNIMS SPECIADI at !AMU CrE."—W ATIIKR NTON arid IfiItUODS,N, having been with • bizattlaaa Medd at Use Paris UalwwJ accumplutled by tbe above flattering tostirsonlar, re, invite the public to so inspection of their GOLD CHAT. :4 and ezteustve assorttneut of JIIWT.LLMItY, aU male on the premise,. WATHSXSTON and BROD LiKN,Goldainitha. Manufactory, No. 14 Henrietta-street, Coyest-garden, W.C. Established A.D. 1796. Assays made of Mania and Jewellery for la, sach. N.H. This satahltalinieut domes at 6 is Use evening, aad on Saturdays at 1 o'clock. OVERCOATS.--Geutlemen about to order their overeoera for tM coming lemon are invited to see the NHA ILITHIUALS sad LATENT STYLE. • select stock stways oa hand. at HAMILTON end ILIMAIONS, 104 Strand, opposite Exeter Hall Ma. KUM' (ALM= WEBB MILES) sum AU rots AND WINTIOL STOCK tor the Woldlosed hootett ♦NOOLA lOW 111011411311. Is sow replete android: toe tospeettert. Thaw Treason wets *Noise/id by Mr. Mum Whose only adttrees 4573, BEI.OWL 4TItYIIT, ILAN° V LIFSQL'Ati. sod who to nut cogumwted with any perms Imitating sod Moan tieing to his sans. INTABLIStibD loth YILBRIYART. AWELCOME ANNOUNCEMENT. s. mins sad SUN beg respectfully to impala& the public Mat they bars male preparations, on an uttpreardenteilly large sale, tee ths AUTUMN and WINTER NEAWNS. Their stock of oviriotars mosprkes every modem style In all kinds of semosable and serviceable materials, .Itl the latest Improve mate Ia uorludaeship. The Eversley and Studhorse u& &rousts ime T mrtical ... :2 recommended. Meek Maude. army description of attire for all dames, all ems. and ell occupations . the &Melee are too nu merous to particularise, bet may be allured trots their several trades ot iaaJJ.ma•le and IlespokeTollora Habit Maker/. Woollen 1 4 / 1 - ws„ liatarra 110/aera boot sad Mies Makers, sad anon' Out- Wera BEMIS CLOTHING DEPARTHILVT Is too Important a breath d their dews to be pared over without a medal •otkw It (Men • reelect Ot, eme.,imel with the meet Whim able sad eaattedabb Melee awl the most X HMS aml SON aged warmly remlad i V il ;u7lrt= may emeetment el ail their eembihMemde She Mtbeet degree et nee lleme le ameettted sib prit:ee the mem weeterate. Aoy attiela sot approved of will M ereimpod or (ho money Monad. 11,414 far Mfaremased and Ms of prier post free. L 31011114 sad SOWS estahllabamodis mho closed erm ?May wooing ILL coact 411 Balanday STEMS Si 1111•1111114 when bullion tanimal until eleven lock. re lON. Lead= Smarm M City Y-ftal.llahmesA—Corser of onde, and Aldgata. ISt, Lid. 150, 157. Maoris, 13, si, 56, 56, Msts. Odeed-etreet ltraurh— N ew Oefurdatreet, corner of I iartatreet MIL 507. Ins. hew ihfordatregt :1. 6,8, Hart-street. Tottamitamiehart.ruad Branch —Corner of Tottenham court-road and cfAieton•rnaft 137. 135. Tottenhask-courf,read * tp, NmeSon•road. Caantry ratabllahmenta—tom Y . sod Fugate, Sheffield. N B celebrated .• IN IiISPINSABLI SUIT," adapted *amine , for walking. rldins, travelli or bertama, may Is! hod 30a las tarp eulogy of =manual:4e and tmateriala true to 70a. GAB 87° GAS BATHS, GAS COOK rxeArrV2l*-muros. warveated tee ass t• znexod. at PHILLIPTK, the artehent htventor and nannfaetarte, and now anl en.ntter, Re., M..tinner street. tionw-12111, Landon, C. PATILNT SAYNT Y ATLAS ettANDSLIZBEI. Sun and Star ftrilire, °maid* Lamm Patent itelteettas Lamm P.elsbie Capper, toe either say or tool. Ins Tabs aid Minim bent quailty, for dna, slam. at Sot enter. tea. tn. COALS Ire Savor Steamers sad Railway.— 1110R111:11Y and KINOSLAND COAL DIPOTIL KO MAKAUKKIA SZCIIKTAILIF.s, CONSIONKIbL or A66N7b thIPLOYILD. LEA sad We price for Restos sod lambics; WsWend. the boot Woo Costs &Net from the eaten= by 'erre rteessers. le OIL par Um: lisollsreal, beet sunk Ills. hiked—by Mabry : ISL Mid 10a . Clay Crum nu sad mi. ; Pointaki. Us.; nerebey. 17A Od.—oot mob. Where& seressek I. say pant d Leadlea AL orders direst f. LILA sad Cu. ;Mel tiooA Nara London Bathos, etatomo. lifigthery. IdLostoo, or iII:ILADIES.-ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an OEI=W botanical Preparation for Improving sad &anti- Pyles the Compbake and Skin. The radiant bloom it Imparts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it induces of the beads and arms, its capability of sootlibm irritation and immollad all redness, tau, pimples. sPote, freckles, di•colont mad other catamaran visitaticen. reader it indispenuble toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the Ala, whetlsr with reference to said sod it/demon,. or intense Rohr boa Prise M. Sd. sad N. id pa , bottle.—. Sold at 1 Batten-garden and by anaudies and perfumer& Ask ter •• lowlasds' Kalydor," and beware of spurious and ;arab:teas articles wader the same of " Lipka." TOZZAITB 00PAHINR—Copeibs and Cuba's seetleshilese do heel masedies, hat these dray are ei a sepailve tote and mbar, sad occasion colicky pease, maw sal gastric adoorbame. le Joseau has suorowied In leadesisti thud valued& timmeentte spats perfectly lairsicumu, by IaCTOr beta his Copulae all the curative properties. This prepare- Ws has his. elopes/ haw Paris Academy d u esdlellesp won thus a themad trials la Pares, theset lessioa hospitals. vb.. St. Thaosnfa, Oafs. awl et. lortbobsweies. Radar tho cars of Beare Lloyd, Poland. and Levy. Met. .14sweet," Nov. Mt Copahine, olden is In town ne a ssupietpheat eilleets • cute le shoat six days, 'labor r i nTant or cattail illessess. 100 capsules, 46. Od.. freely post, 241.—JuZZA11, heads chemist, se, liapastrast, Leaden; 12, Sae M Q•satb. Parts; tad all olssasista. REDUCTION in PRICE of th e ATHELEUX JAY The Proprietor,, taking advantage of the Abolition of the Paper Duty, have revolved that froin this dai the Price shall be &EDUCED to 1' KILIZPILSCE. With Thu mole Iftraviap, F U N.—Every Week. P r i ce O ne P enn y. mak 1/I•444tTeet, LC. RAILWAY poet tree for ewes INDIAN and INDtrnLYI'ILLA OVAIANTISIS eaandoed and found to be delusive : with Extreeta tress the Diktat Contract& Second Edition. with an Inquiry Into the VIIMI of Debentures. By Janss London : Ysoa Nephews, 30, carnbui. MUSIC. LYCEUM. On Saturday evening, at this theatre, there was an " extra" performance of the Troratore by au Italian company formed for the purpose of a pro vincial tour and of which the principal members are Mille. Titiens and Signor Oiuglini. The per formance was on a small scale in respect to the or chestra, chorus, and scenic appliances of the stage but it was careful, and, under the able direction of Signor Arditi, went off to the satisfaction of a crowded audience. Titiens and Giuglini, indeed, are • never-failing attraction, and we have never beard them exert themselves more strenuously and effectively. The Count di Lima was personated by Signor Ferri, • gentleman some six feet high, and gifted with a powerful voice ; but be will never fill the shoes of Graziaui ; and Madame Caradori, though a respectable and useful performer, was wholly incompetent to sustain the arduous part of Azuoena. MADAME LIND-GOLDSCHM IDT. The performance of Elijah at Exeter Hall to morrow evening has been announced to take place in consequence of Madame Goldschinidt'a generous offer of her services in aid of the funds for the erection of a church, and for the enlargement of the industrial institutions in the Victoria Dock district (called "London over the Border"), under the pastoral care of the Rev. Herman Douglas. A worthier object of public benevolence could not easily be found. The district in question has but lately been inhabited thickly, and owes its popula tion, at present about 7,000, almost entirely to the establishment of the Victoria Docks and various man ufacturiesin the neighbourhood. Thedemand for labour is far from constant ; the people are often left fur long periods without the menus of subsist ence from their own resources, and are consequently exposed to great moral and physical destitution. The Rev. Mr. Douglas, the clergyman of the district, has laboured with truly Christian seal and energy in improving the con dition of his flock, by the endowment of a church and schools, the establishment of industrial insti tutions for the instruction of the young, the intro duction of needlework for women, &c. In his en deavours lie has obtained much support from the public, but a considerable sum (not less than 7,0010.) is still wanted for the accomplishment of these objects ; and it is for this purpose that Jenny Lind, with characteristic benevolence, has offered her assistance. Nothing could have been better chosen for such a purpose than the master-work of Mendelasohn, in which this incomparable singer made an impression never equalled., or even ap proached, by any other performer ; and her vocal powers, we believe it will be found, are as tran aoendaut as ever. THE REGISTRATIONS. MIDDLEBEL Mr. Maine and Mr. Beak*, two of the barristers appointed to revise the electoral lists of the county of Middles.:, mat oil Saturday at the Windsor (light, Ham mersmith, for the purpose of revising the lista of Chiswick, Fulham, and Hammersmith. Several persons on the Hammersmith list for leaseholds were objected to by the 00/13erVPAiVell ; and not being in ra tan...owe to give evidence as to whether the leases were original or subleases, their names were expunged. Mr. James mid he should, under the circumstances, insist oa Mr. Coates's attendance uu Monday in order to prove the signature to the original notices. In many eases the ground of the conservative ohjections was the change of numbering of the streets. The barristers, after some conversation, said they should in future cases hold the old number to he a good description of the property for two years. After that the parties must see that the register corresponded with the new number. The barristers sit Again this morning at Hammersmith for the revision of the Chelsea lists. SOUTHWARK. At cleveu o'clock on Saturday, W. M. Beat, Esq., revising barrister, commenced at the Three Tuna Tams, High.street, Borough, the revision of the list of voters for the borough of Southwark. There was Do opposition, either conservative or liberal, and consequently uo objection svu taken to parties on the list. The claims to be placed on the list were few in number, there being Done in St. Thomas's, St. °lave's, or Christchurch. In the parish of St. John's there were three claims, all of which were disallowed, on the ground that the names of the claimants did not appear on the rata book. In St. Saviour'w there were five claims, one of which was allowed, and four were disallowed. le St. Mary's, Rotherbithe, them were six claims, one of which was allowed, and the remaining five were rejected, the parties not appearing, and none of them being known to the pariah officer. The number of claims in St. Mary Magdalen's, Bermondsey, amounted to 16. The claimed W. eartlitche, of 4, Riley-street, Great George. street, was objected to by the ovensers on the ground that he had not paid hisansesed tams within the time speci fi ed by the act. Mr. Oartlitehe said that be occupied what was tented a farmed house, in which the rent covered both poor rates end seeeseed tame, and he contended that having paid his rent, covering those tares, he was entitled to his vote. MI revising barrister said that the question in volved was a very important one, and he would reserve his decilloa, WESTMINSTER- The following is the result of the revision of the lista of voters for this year, m supplied by the liberals : the conservatives have not made any return. The number of objections made by the liberals was 221, of which they sustained 191, withdrew 13, and failed in 17. The 'lumber of objections made by the conservatives was 278, in all of whicii they failed, the revising barrister baring decided that the notices of objection sent to the overseers were informal cud illegal, they having been seat in an envelope by letter post, instead of being posted sepa rately, under the provisions of the 100th section of the tiou Act (6 Viet., cup. 18), which requires that notices should be separately stamped, and 3d. paid with each notice. _ _ TM pi on, therefore, to the conservatives were—referee objections defeated, 17 ; while the liberals take credit for —objections sustained, 191; coeservative objectiona de feated. 278: makiug a pin to the reform party of 469. EAST SURREY. gne William Maudealey Best on Friday hears court for the revision of the lists of voters for the Wands worth di.trlet, at the French Horn and Half Moon Inn, Wandsworth. _ _ _ The following are the results of the revision as furnished by the liberal agents : Ohssetlone sus tained to Old Objections by New ashes Voters (Mermen allowed to. in favour at I. favour of L c. L C. 1.. C. N. Lambeth B3 73 11 17 30 8 68 Bermondsey Camberwell Croydon Gorham. 9l 41 23 21 15 34 64 10 10 2 1 6 5 15 Reigate Knwston BB 37 23 17 10 19 19 Wandsworth 571 333 158 81 140 150 268 Gain for the liberals, 306. All the claims is the first column were carried in by the liberal agents ; a great number of those called conservatives were carried in by the parties themselves ; in fact, many d them were objected to by the conservative agent. The liberals made 378 ohjeetaoa, mainly on the old register ; the ociesesvatives 306 w the majority of which were grelnet new claims. The voters streak elf by the evemsete marked neuter are parsons who never veiled end whom politics are unknown. Cast or Lossos HosmM. vos Dune Assn or TIM CREST. VICTORIA-PALL—TM awuter of patients re lieved at this institution dorm les►wssk was 1,008, of which 1110 won saw oases. CORONATION OF THE KING OF PRUSSIA. raox ors sumac coaszsposmorra KONIGSBKEtO, WiDNIEDAY. This letter must be like a German dinner, com posed of very incongruous materials, but I trust that there will, however, be found in it something to interest the English reader. I was mistaken in stating in my last the date of the first great ball, which does not take place till this evening, the exact order of proceedings being presentation of ambassadors to-day, great provincial fete this evening, another fete—much more select—to morrow evening, and on Friday, the crowning. Their Majesties have been showing themselves at various places, and have everywhere been re ceived with great enthusiasm. Yesterday they inaugurated a new hospital amid an immense crowd, who pressed cicae to the royal persons and kissed the hands of the King and Queen with the most extraordinary demonstrations of affection. To-day they receive the ambassadors, the streets being at this moment full of royal carriages sent to fetch the latter from their several hotels. Their excellencies arrived in a body yesterdayevening from Berlin by special train, and dined at the station—l should imagine much to their own satisfaction, as they showed no particular haste in getting away. Lord Clarendon is, I am happy to say, quite fresh after his journey, and has comfortable but not ostentatious apartments at the Hotel de Frame, where, if the accommodation be not right royal, all sense of dignity must be perfectly satisfied at the price. As they demand ten thalers a night for a mansards for an humble individual, an approximate calculation can be made of what they are likely to ask on the first floor from an ambassador. The great lion of the ambassadorial body is the Duke of Magenta, who has taken the whole first floor of the Deutsche' Hans, one of the largest and most magnificent hotels in Europe, at a rent of 5,000 tinders for the week, and has brought a retinue with him numerous enough to serve as a standing army for some German states, with three carriages which quite eclipse the royal ones in showy magni ficence. I believe his excellency is the only ambas sador who has brought his own equipages ; indeed, I am told that all the ambassadors were given to understand that they would be provided with both house room and carriage., but that at the last moment it wax found that so many serene person ages had come that all accommodation in the royal palaces was absorbed. Lord Granville was expected, and apartments were engaged for his lordship by the consul at 1,000 thalers ; but subsequent information havigg announced that he was not coming, the landlord m asts on 500 thalers forfeit. But it is the same everywhere in times of great events ; nothing can convince continental landlords that they can by any stretch of imagination fix upon a figure sufficiently high to be demanded of foreign, and especially English ambassadors. The proceedings have during the week been pleasingly diversified by two or three alarriaing fires, a specialty for which Konigsberg was once remark able ; but since the establishment of a fire brigade they have much diminished until the present week, when I suppose the confusion and excitement of a royal visit have made the people less careful than ordinary. The first took place on the evening of the public entry in the " Schiele itself, and so near was it to the apartments of the Crown Princess as to cause her royal highness considerable alarm. I have been told that her royal highness came to the window, so imminent was her danger ; but pos sibly this was au exaggeration. The old palace is in fact an old rookery, inhabited by dozens of families, of whom the royal proprietors know nothing, and sufficient precautions were not taken to make a clearance for the King's sojourn. The second tire broke out last night in a row of warehouses iu the same quarter ; seven were burned to the ground, and two dwelling-houses, but happily no lives were lost. The fire brigade was promptly on the spot, and, as we say in London, " that active and useful officer," Herr something or other, directed the operations, and at last extinguished " the devour ing element" It appears to me that new programmes of the Friday's proceedings are published every dry, each more lengthy than the last, but as the general opinion is that none of them will be adhered to, and as you will of course get thew direct from Berlin, I shall wait until I see what actually is done, when I shall give you the details to the best of my ability. A rather interetting but not very numerous military procession passed up town this morning, consisting of selections from the various regiments in the service, and each bearing the standard which is to be piled in the quadrangle of the Castle on Friday. The Guards are a very fine body of infantry, and the Cuirassiers above the average, but the horses not quite so good or in so good con dition as I should like to see for such heavy men. The Prussian soldiers march well, and look tall, strong, and healthy ; if properly handled I should think they would be able to give a good account of the best troops on the Continent. The weather is still brilliantly fine, but much cooler this morning, with a strong frosty flavour in the air—a real luxury in Konigsberg. Two o'CLocx. The reception of the ambassadors is just over. They were received in the order of their coming— Spanish first, then Italy. In this'caso the delicacy of the "situation " was met by the Piedmontese ambassador being accredited as "the Ambassador of King Victor Emmanuel to King Frederick William." Lord Clarendon came next ; and I believe I shall be justified in saying that nothing could exceed the frank cordiality of his lordship's reception, both by the King and Queen. His lord ship has been long known to, and esteemed by, the royal family of Prussia ; and therefore, not im probably, the selection of his lordship for his present important mission is taken as a compliment, and instance of that delicacy for which our own Sovereign is so remarkable. The presence chamber does not require much description, even if time permitted. It looks very much as if there had not been a reception in it since 1701, the date of the Prussian monarchy. Plum Louis or Haase—His Grand Ducal Highness Prince Louis of Hesse arrived on Satrudaymorning about see o'clock, at the terminus el the Loader sad North Waders Railway, in Eustosoquare, 'decided by his Gen tleman in Wanks& Baron Waders'ller, from a ABM. her Majesty at Balmoral. A royal carriage was is waiting, which conveyed the Oboe from the tannin= to the Loudon bridge station. His highs's', 'doodad by Baron Wester welter, left London by sa early train on the Smith Eastern Railway, es rock to Ommany. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AnifizAirr, oar. 19.—Pwomorlows Awn Ar reorrinurrs.—Comniander P. Sanmares, to the Wellesley, additional for gawk* to the NISISOL Lienteeraine W. F. Irwin, to the Dotterel ; and B. L. Wray to the Flogerd, for service in the Investigator. Masters W. Mayes to the Wellesley, for Derma in the Defence ; sad J. T. Sullivan to the Cornwallis, for Coast guard service. Midshipmen Sir L H. D. Campbell, Bert., and C. A. Woodroffe, to the Medea. Engineers G. F. Bell, confirmed as additional acting engi neer in the Cumberland, for service in the Zebra ; W. Roberta, first-class amistant engineer, to beadditional tothe Blenheim, for aseviee in the Hyana tender ; G. W. Hand cock, second clam assistant engineer, to be additional to the Blenheim, for service in the Ilyiena ; J. W. Hornbrook, third clam amistant engineer, to be additional to the Blen heim, for service in the Hysma •,8. Grundy, acting second clue assistant engineer, to'bs additional to the Asia, for ser ving in the Myrtle ; and R. Hall, acting second clam Ulla.. tent engineer, to the Asia, for service in the Stork. Mr. j. P. Ripon ham been nominated to a naval cadetaliip. WOOLWICH, Ocr. 20. Captain P. Coles visited the dockyard yesterday, and is now engaged in arranging for the construction of his shot proof shields, recently experimented upon at Shoe burrow and a trial of which for the naval service has bean resolved on by the Admiralty. The Trusty floating battery, which woe fitted with the invention, is now in the bags sad slam bee return from Shoeburpiess has bees ionspestest by a number of scientific gentlemen, who were anxious to witness the amount of damage upon the shield by Sir W. Armstrong's rifled o CHATHAM, Oor. 20. The next examination for direct commissions will take place on the 4th of November next ; for appoint ments to the Commissariat department also on the 4th of November ; and for admission to the Royal Military College, Bandhanit, on the 16th of December. CHOLERA IN THE ARMY IN Indian government has appointed a special commission to inquire into and report on the recent severe outbreak of cholera among the European troops at several stations in the North- West Provinces, and at Meean Meer. The members are Mr. Strachey, of the Civil Service ; Dr. Linton, C. 8.. and Dr. M'Clellaml, InspectovuGeneral of Hospital. ; Lieut.. cant Colonel Dewier, 73rd Regiment; and Major P. Stewart, Bengal Engineers.—Anny and Navy Gazette. IRON TARoßrs.—On Monday next (this day) it it intended to test at Shoeburyneas the target recently con structed by the Thames Iron Ship-building Company. This target is supposed to represent the side of the Warrior, sod the " pounding" which it will be made to receive will be equal to that which, under certain circumstances, might he brought to bear sgsinst the ship. The result will doubtless be very interesting ; but seeing that the Warrior is now afloat and ready for sea, it strikes us that for all valuable purposes, as far as she is concerned, we might as well save the powder and shot. It is expected that in addition to the members of the Iron-plate Committee, there will be present on the oc casion Rear-Admiral R. S. Robinson, the Comptroller of the Navy, and other &Roars interested in such experiments.— Army and Navy Gazette. PRESENTATION OF COLOURS TO THE LONDON RIFLE BRIGADE. On Saturday a ceremonial which attracted a large number of visitors took place at the Crystal Palace. It con , slated in the presentation by the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of colours, the gift of the Corporation of London ; of two silver bugles, the gift of the ladies of the City ; and of the plisse which had been won at rifle shooting, to the City of London Rifle Volunteers. The Handel Orchestra was very gaily and appropriately fitted up with banners, flap, mottoes, flowering plants, fic. On a platform in front of the orchestra were placed two chairs of state, which were occupied by the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress (Lady 011iffe, the daughter of Mr. Cubitt), and ranged on each aids and behind them were seats which were occupied during the ceremonial by members of the corporation and visitors. Among the latter were Lord Clyde, Lord F. Paulet, one of the Inspectors of Volunteers ; and among the former were Aldermen Sir R. Carden, Sir Henry Muggeridge, Mechi, Gabriel, Allen, and Dakin ; Mr. Sheriff Cockerell, Mr. Sheriff Twestyman, Mr. Anderton, the Under Sheriffs, &e. In front of the Lord Mayor was plaid a table, on which the prizes to be distributed were displayed ; and the colours and flags were draped along the front of the orchestra. At about half-past tbree,the London Rifle Brigade, comprising thirteen companies, accompanied by their cadet corps and their two bands, marched into the transept, and formed three sides of a square in front of the orchestra. The brigade was under the command of Major (Alderman) Roes ; sad Oaptain and Adjutant Ewen. was entirely engaged in carryingout the necessary arrangements. Immediately after the arrival of the Lord Mayor, th e ceremonial, such as it was, commenced. In order to accommodate the visitors who occupied the seats in the transept in front of the orchestra, but separated from it by the necessarily wide area occupied by the troops, the line of men on that midi' the square were ordered to lie down, and in this strange and more or lees free and easy manner the reguneot received its colours for the first time. As it happened this proved of no consequence. (For 'dome reason which is not very apparent, the usual formalities adopted in the army on the presentation of colours to a regiment were not followed on this occasion. There was no guard of honour, no general salute, nor burst of inertia music from the bands ; nor was the custom of consecration, which still obtains in the regular forces, included in the proceedings. Two officers, Captain Sewell and Lieutenant Frodaham, on their names being called out by the major commending, simply ascended the platform, and received in succession the colours from the lady Mayoress., carried them off ; and, without demonstration of any sort from the corps, theme emblems of all that constitutes a regiment disappeared into some remote corner, and nothing more was seen of them until they were displayed in an inspection of the Brigade, which subsequently took place in the grounds. Apart from the grace and lady-like demeanour of the Lady Slayoresa, as she performed her tasteless duty, there was nothing to h the proceeding from the delivery of the annual bbuun and shilling to the Bluecoat boys at the Nansioa•botass. Tag MINISTRY.--Several of the cabinet ministers left town after attending the council held in Downing street on Wednesday lag.. Lord Palmerston Las returned to his neat, Broadlauds, Hants. Lord Granville has left London for Prussia. Earl Russell went to l'embroke.lodge, Richmondpark, bat returned the following day to town, and attended at hie office in Whitehalbprdens, where the noble Foreign Secretary was waited on by several of the foreign ministers. The Lord Chancellor, Mr. Gladstooe, and Mr. Milner Gibson remain in town.--0/erreer. Paaaronnt.—Earl Itussell has rtsstived from Sir Andrew Buchanan, the British Minister at the Hague, an iv.imatiou that in future British subjects travelling in the territories of the King of the Netherlands will not require • passport. The British Minister at Copenhagen has informed the Foreign Secretary that the Danish Minister of Justice hasaubrnitted n pmjet de to the Standthing for the abo litioo of pensporta in favour of all nations who allow similar facilities to Danish subjects. Tho States of Sweden have a similar proposal before them, made by the government, through their Foreign Secretary, M. Mandeetrom, which they are likely to adopt —Oherreser. DEERTOOT, THE SENECI INDIAN, AND Joint% 0/ Istrocros.—The "Child of the Prairie" will meet another paleface this day at the West London Grounds, Brocupton, for 251. • side, at 4 o'clock. As Jones beat Mills about a month since, and Mills la the only man that his beaten the Indian, • b a rd struggle is sure to take place. The match with Deerfooi and Beckwith, the champion swimmer, is off, in consequence of the Indian declining to swim in a bath ; but a fresh match will be maths to swim is the Thames. _ . STALinta.—The Inverness Courier says " Lord Deere and party left the Ceannamoo shootiato rd o tin, 7th inst., after • season of very good sport. Deere killed • fine royal stag on the sth instant. Be weighed 20 stone Ilb., and the antlers were 34 inches apart from top to top. During the last weak, Lord William Thynne mad the Hon. Edward Cooke had very good sport in tho BMW forest, killing no lose than seven step between them. Mr. Cocks killed two stage with very fine beads, which bath been sent to Inverness to be ph.). tographeiL Lord William Thym) killed four stags, three of them royal. The above sport makes • total of 48 stage killed in the Oaannacroo forest this seethe. In Menem' forest, Lord Seebeck killed slaves step in four days, the lightest of which weighed over 14 dose. On the 27th and 28th ult., his lordship shot five data one of them with • head of thirteen points." CRYSTAL PALACR. HALT-A-CROWN DAT.— SATUBDAT, OCTOBER 19.—Admissions oe payment, 6,6721 ditto by season tickets, 4,768 ; total. 10.440. The oeremooy of cutting the first turf in the mowed Inverness sod Perth hallway took place on Than in preemies of an immense concourse of spectators. Gentlemen who require good and fashionable Drees caa depend on the best iiisteriale sad latest awe at Hamilton and ithiptelis 106. Strand, oppsetq Iseter-San.— [Advertisement] FRANCE. Vacs oca own colasirownsre.) PARIIII, SATOIDAT Emma. The King of Holland—who during his stay in Paris, has lodged a t th e Dutch legation in the Champs Kips:es—went to Compiegne this morning to take leave of the Emperor and Empress, and after a breakfast quite en famille came away at one o'clock. The Emperor accompanied his royal guest to the railway station. The King is ex pected to arrive at Liege at six this evening. During the last two days his Majesty, with all the curiosity of a young man, employed his time in seeing as much as possible of Paris. He visited the Louvre, the Luxembourg, the Hotel Cluny, and drove about to see the Bois de Boulogne, the Parc Mon oeaux, and various other promenades. The opera, which he disappointed on Wednesday, was visited by him last night, the performance being Prince Poniatowski's Pierre de Medici'. A met is attri buted to the King, which as it was uttered before he went to see the above piece, and may not be in accordance with his final judgment, must be taken entirely without prejudice ; it was simply this,— Timeo prineipes et opera ferentes. I hear that the expected visit to France of the King of Denmark is postponed sine die. This news is said to have been received to-day at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs. K Rouland, the Minister of Public Instruction and Worship, has, greatly to his credit, put an end to the ostracism which, as you learned the other day, a young man had suffered from the Colleges in Paris, simply because he had served under Gari baldi. Pursuant to a peremptory order from the ministry, the lad will be admitted to-morrow to the College which he desires to enter. Of course you will understand that in this instance the govern ment which expelled Cousin, Michelet, and other great professors from their lecture rooms is not re fling counter to what the spirit of the University would be if left to take its natural course, but simply correcting the unintelli ge nt zeal of its own creatures. M. Nigon de Bert, a director in the Ministry of Public Instruction (in the department of worship) has thought fit to resign in consequence of the sad affair mentioned two or three days since of the trial of his wife for a share in swindling trans actions. The Bourse was calm. The moderate rise of yes terday., caused by the separation of the Bank council without any further rise in the discount was geuerally maintained, and in sows instances surpassed. Rente rose 6c. both for cash and ac count, closing at 67.95 and 68. Mobilier rose sf. ; the Italian Loan, 26f. Railways left off rather weaker. I hear that M. de Germing and M. de Rothschild have gone to Compiegne to confer with the Emperor on financial matters. It is hoped that the payment of the second call on the Italian Loan may be deferred. Bather's Correspondence gives it as positive that the Moniteur of Monday will gazette M. Fould as Finance Minister. M. Mires' mansion in the Rue Richelieu, where he had the offices of the Cause des Chemins de Fer, is now offered for sale at the upset price of 40,0001. sterling. " We aro assured," says the Nouvelliste de Rouen, "that in. the last Council of Ministers a decision was come to that the effective force of the French troops in Cochin-China shall be increased to 4,000 men, and that an attack shall be made on Hue, the capital." NEGRO EMANCIPATION IN THE UNITED STATE& The following memorial is now circulating in the Free States of the American Union : MEMORIAL OF THE PEOPLE TO CONORL,S. " Proclaim liberty throughout all the laud ; to all the la habiteute thereof." TO THE CONGHEAS OF THE UNITED BUTES. The undersigned, citizens of State of respectfully submit,—That as the present formidable rebel lion against the generel government manifestly finds its root and nourishment in the system of chattel slavery at the South ; as the leading conspirators are slavehulders, who constitute au oligarchy avowedly hostile to all free in stitutions ; and as, in the nature of things, no solid peace ran be maintained while the cause of this treasonable revolt is permitted to exist, your honourable body is urgently im plored to lose no time in enacting, under the war power. the total abolition of slavery throughout the country, libe rating unconditionally the slaves of all who are rebels, and, while not recognising the right of property in man, allow ing for the emanciputed slaves of such as are loyal to the government a fair pecuniary award, as a couciliatory mea sure, and to facilitate au amicable adjustment of difficulties. and thus to bring the war to a speedy and beneficent termi nation, and indissolubly to mute all sections and all inte rests of the country upon Use enduring basis of universal freedom. THE Manor or OxYORD AT THE DERRY RAIL WAY STAriox.—Ou flaturd.ay last, at noon, the Right Rev. the Lord Bahop of Oxford addressed the whole of the mechanics employed at the extensive works belonging to the Midland Railway, at Derby. The service, if we may so term it, was held in one of the large fitting shone, which as soon as the clock struck twelve was crowded with " the sons of Vulcan" who daily toil at these extensive premises. There had been no preparation, as far as the workmen were concerned, fur the right rev. prelate's visit ; they appeared before him with sweating and blackened faces and up turned shirt sleeves. Intermingled with these sons of toil were the ari.tocracy of the town sad county, including the Earl and Countess of Harrington ands large number of clergymen and dissenting ministers. The bishop entered the shop about a quarter bast twelve. lie was accom panied by the Archdeacon of Derby, Mr. Allport, general manager of the Midland Railway; kr. Lewis (a director), Mr. Kirtley, locomotive superintendent ; Mr. Markham, and other officials. After a hymn had been sung the bishop offered up prayer, mid then proceeded to speak to those assembled in a powerful, eloqueet, extempore address. At the close of the address another hymn ens song, and the bishop closed the interesting proceediugs with prayer and his benediction. IDItfiCCHEID or SVTHERLAND.—The Queen has granted the dignities of Baronies, Viscountess, awl Countess of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and ireL,nd to the Duchess of Sutherland, who will bear the titles of Baroness Macleod. of Castle Lead, in the county of Cromartie, Bareness Castlehaven of Castlehaven in the same county, Votvuutess I rarbat, of Tarlait, in the same county, sod Countess of Cromartie. It has been stated ' that the recipient of them honours is the Dowager Duchene ' of Sutherland, late Mistress of the Robes to her Majesty. This is an error. The grant is to Anne, wife of the present Duke, toil only daughter of John Hay Mackenzie, Lsq.,. to whom the greater part of Cromartyabire holoogs. After the decease of her Grace, the titles of Baron Macleod, Baron Castlehaven, Viscount Tarbst, and Earl of Cromartie are granted to }ranch Sutherland Lemma Gower (commonly called Lord Francis Sutherland Leveson Gower), her accept! survivirg son, and the heirs male of his body lawfully be- gotten, with remainders over. ARGYLE HOCOL —A NOELS KIAXPLE.—A COD temporary says ;—" The dining-room wing of the above home, the town residence of the End of Aberdeen, and which overlooks the garden at the rear of the premises, Ea at the present time undergoing • rather strange metamor phosis, the noble earl having given orders for its cooversion into en industrial school for about sixty boys. There will be • eines-room in which the boys wi:l he instructed by Mr. Bean; a dining or wo e room ; work rooms, in which useful trades, such as shoemaking, tailoring, &c., will be taught ; and • lecturtoroom, in which lectures will be given to the pour of the neighbourhood. The coach house in Marlhorougli-mews is to be changed into baths and lavatories, and there will be also accommodation for some of the boys to sleep on the premises, the others leering in the evening and returning in the morning. The whole affair will be carried out on alsimilar principle to the schools of Dr. Guthrie in Edinburgh. The boss are also to be clothed and fed by the noble earl ; the most destitute in the neighbourhood 'All be admitted, the only qualifica tion being that of . poverty ; and there will be oc distinction as to country, &c." Mr. Robert Bianchi, medical officer of health of the St. Saviour's distrkt, Southwark, ban just issued • report on the sanitary cooditioe and overcrowded state ot portions of the (anthem under his control, the latter owing to the demolition of houses for the construction of the Chatham and Dover Railway, and the new street from High.street to 13114c1drierereed. H. says that the mor tality of the metropolis was last year considerably below the average of the twenty years preceding, the deaths from dierrhae numbering less than half, while the St. Saviour's district was nearly exempt from that disease. I Much, however, remains to be done.