The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-18 00:00:00

vi Tfre Trtprt%% 1- ••• . , ' ',/i '0"..e"...." . it , ~ ,~s \ •- Nu. 4,712.1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1861. (Stamped, Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE D"ITT 3tooßE-8 AUSTRALIAN LINE “I 1. Al.l - •11•N1.1' Ihry. l ...ad gasser . ...rlly 1t...,. 11..• r.s . • . dl,n. .1 t•..n1.u41.•.•h;. ra 441 1 tb. • • r snip 11 rt 1.t.1 1. rrge•ter 1,11:41 It .• • • ..010.111•14 1.. 11,. 11. I. .1 • 7,, 17 11 nth •1 h Ih•• Iry awl cr.r.-77.1. • 1 ••• •r Llr • •rsirfort f pa.. •11.7 pr. b.. A.l ' AI. azi.l 1. f • I.os Awl art) 1.4 1...• .1 ...11.• 13.4 otorDisse...Att 1•••• u•I • µ •itot u.lr.. r '.:. •• r• A., • 7 .11.711•114.7•1 1..•• fr. Lk. ..• Hs 1.. %1• monk EIoVKI:N. 41.1.A.4 %UM:, . , . r is. OEI I :1 rutsl 1104/111K, 11. MM. r 41. • CASII ADVANCES MADE, with uu t delay, by the ISJNlliell I\ t" LiT San, Mnervitestrert. e..lgrWt AIM of sale, or other a proved security. repayable Ay easy lastalaseut% Asp minces ailovred 6 per .eht. on all sakotutts ri,o• at . t6,tast, la Amps of *an sad Z rued Eruepectaaas sad forms &wiAl tree es application. NAVAL AND MILITARY. CITY COURT OP SEWERS. THE PRESTON MURDER. AN nacw JAM F. 4 BOOBY, Wasagfrq Dinette,. ADIMP.AMT, SEPT. 17. -- ArroINTXXXTS. I .ieuteialid• 0. .1. Armytsge, to the Malacca ; C. Weds house, to the Medea ; J. Houghton, to the Orestes ; P. J. Murray. to the l'elica:o. Surgeon 0. B. Newton (additional), to the Nile. Assistant-Murgeon J. Noble, to the Mersey. Acting Manama-Surgeon Dr. T. Milne, to the Steady. Assistant Paymaster in Charge W. H. P. M. (Athol', to the Terror. Yesterday the weekly meeting of the Commis sioners of Sews' was held at Guildhall; Mr. Deputy Calurna in the chair. Mr. Deputy N presented a memorial, signed by the inhahstants of Throgniortometreet, praying that au im prevenient be made, by widening the west oil of the said street; and moved that it be referred to the General prevenient' Committee for negotiation. Mr. Yonne seeonded the motion, which was carried. ' Mr. Alderman Witanx made au application to the court on the part of the City justices, in reference to the " Side of Das ^ Act. He ski the justices in 1860 had the subject referred to tbem, and had appointed an inspector under the provisions of the act, and that that court had refused to pay the salary of the inspector. He moved that it be re ferred to the General Purposes Committee, and that they should meet the justices on the subject. Mr. Deputy FAitictit seconded the motion. Dr. AiIaAHAM mid he thought it was a very singular act. It gave the power of appointment to the justices; but the payment of tLe salary fell upon that court. The motion was carried, and the matter was referred to the General Purposes Committee. • The inquest on the bodies of Colonel Crofton and Captain Hauham was opened on Monday evening, in one of the rooms of the House of Correction, before Mr. Myrtw, coroner. After the jury had been empannelletl, they pro- ceeded to Fuiwood Bamcks to view the bodies of the de ceased. On their return, Major Coils, of the 32nd Regiment, was examined. He repeated the evidence given before Dr. Broughton in the morning, and already re ported . He added : According to the rtasirds of the Malden Colonel Crofton's age was 47 years and $ months. Captain Benham was 38 yeah and 8 months old. C OALS by Scrtw : , tonuirrx and Rail and KINO.ILND COAL DISPort. NO MAN AGY.R.4, MI Myra ttiLt, ion Aoityys Em pun. yn, I LICA and Co.'s price Ide atm...and wowen the beet boors roes, direct from the collieries by screw 4...0nei, le Yea per ton. Hartlepool, to., lied urn. Ils. Hallway Slikotosie, Sea and . flay t:noa, Sla :. o il ON. OrroaY. lbo ; Hartley. ITa 6L—net cool Delivorod, screened, to nos yore or Loiokre. .tll orders diroct to LEA and co. Ude( Marti London Railway away's. Latham Islington, or I)EVI'I7 :40.1 3111)01t1V8 At'SrI:ALIAN LINK 4.1 1:r 1'1111.1.1r I•frrli hate watch, .t. Latch. the •,.11.1,nom• 141U.h Inlitt ably LADV NA, Ins% 1I I, AI 1..1...5.irtit 4. Mr•.r. D I hat, , ,ir and Mob, • J I:141 II ALL, Artionnlpl, IDnt, In the Lad bull.. U. 1.. rio. tlw t..art and r is•A • full • • .s • •1 acc-turtr.latin far .wain nurra. awl will. In • %I. D. in. .1 nr./...n.—r.4 Cit. • of ft, 61, .or WA orp'.. 1.. \• r I.P. ri.v. with tin ••••••tx. Lino t.. 1'.% I r f and 110.41 V.. is. Willi. , ..r.vt. Assistant Paymasters D. F. Grey, to the Victory, as "uP!" 2 "tnerat9 F. F. Pitan.•aarioe, to the Donegal. Midshipman R. P. Pardon, to the Pelican. Amishust Clerks H. C. Raruartl, E. N. 8. Samlye, and F. C. Farrow, to the Xrrogant, as supernumeraries; O. Dare son, L. G. Hodder, and T. A. Erwin, to the Nile as supernumeraries. beams! Class Assistant Eogineern R. Harvey, to tie Orion, commissioned. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN routs a lathe Hat of meat frith • meal banana ,1 emit TM mina Is IM meat le roasted in every park and all the Gravy awl nutritwur prnpertsai retained. Poke Sta. N.H. Thew surprising effects are produced by amts. Mho easertrati.43 of ham. D El'irr awl Mi K/REI4 AUSTI:ALIAN LINE %i k..r •tiir -V. ADELAIIik larrrt a mrnbu , r. .. a.. .. I %cry quirky lb Ifrilaar• kalll N..1:1 .11 N R LIMIT. I IT. A I9 pars. regiatrr Orr. Jl. • l•Il %I *.it+li %LI, 4 . ..rapiaa.4 4 .4 104 4 a ,4 4 lb. Ih. L. II I r) rl.•r it. ..10111.0.141...... krers lArr H 1... .4 It. ogle tuir. Yr apply P. Ur Tlt \I 14 4.14, laa, Ml kleka • ..r 1.11/E% ITT 9. 111111,6 ir . rvai. I)EV ITT .m.l )liNntE's AUsTItALI.tN LIMB ,4 f• _ itori:ANT 1410 N irirts.t soder .1.411114111 a Ist 1.. It.. 14 11.11161411 EIIIIIIMIII4I %.4* 1•4, tip br gle -410.4.1N•1 pros tssily I Ithisrantssr. isat shipping Jay 5 40 11 tIohrf • U. •01 k• ••s•• Is .1 esil Inuit dip's r dJh . .11 11.11111 Al' • I KA LI+. AI It •. • Uri rni.ter Iym. la UN' 1.441.14.1, Iltsatt. This his. Asp r•.• woke tic Insporthm of the ..*news.et prwoly for thr ttsl.• fete Ma •Mips,. with first.rate across Nersistioar for • .114 a prams rs —War Zeros of freight sr passass nes* irl.t 111 awl *KUM 9. ban' , .0&14.4 lIEVITT awl MlS)kril AVISTRALIAN LINE .4 1' %4 A 1.1 ,111 Y V.rr U1',11.18711.% Dirert ArrAL petal I. r . • a:...0 J, s..d lOU kat r. sless,,,tets 116. lasts Is 105.. t WNW 111111.11 T ILLY., A 1, n.. 1.1,8 38.1 I% 1111 %tl I.AWr YAM r....80.1%.4•, if , 881 11. r ML ICAthstrisie 71114.41r8 w 111...1 rstr orrosultioss.l4llo4l lot a 01 aOm I 81.8.. lat.raArl, - tens. .4 fni.Bl.l pas , AAT , apply 1.. PA% lIT .n 1 %wino: ILllllklastryvt. Mt!RN. MONEY WIGRAM and 84)N8' (of latarinall yanl. Lento. rm.,: slllrint. MISTI U A.—Y..r uunsir ILNit. Port Mall* tilre..l to key* IH.. Vs: ...le. n,I. r. ..1111 , 4 al 11,. tto. n0.200ttr....4 new clipper 4hepl Ig 11111111 N, Lite ems t•to.t. r. H MAN t oninion.ler hat.; IN the Baal 1n414 tormisono .4 1.-... rt. Moo I WiCtille itH4 *me lehfiliwi We .4 pitetteteotl.k h notions,. tLc Nation, Itimirs. h. ui. otl•har.., oltolo e. .411. r ht.t, itinointo, roll 11,. ti Alio, built sn4 iitt• 4 rtt.r....ly tor the pionylie r tr...:. 11. rh • • .00n.• Woo. tonal . of pink own we owottputted, sal the trill ...wry r.tprrku.ed trofilt4 pin-. 111'1.0.00. Au.riont =;I I O L ItUA N. with Harm Hooey Y.kgram. owl look V., lattenthin/S•dowt.— rammer,' 11 this Hue of particto aro cm. wood thaw YdJuvl.r M riptiouth i•rtuclaso tor &MO4 - NW rwoo.l-ebtoo for UfOni-doos forma BLACK BALL 310NTHLY AUSTRALIAN CUs. LONDON toRYDNCY Direct. Vhc %It Itl.lll. 1 I at /.Iflyars II Imre. wp..bil survey. Wet. Irefteripkr T. sail obi IS TMs kml'l3ll4l yacht Mall chip. r. bells wftlet the p.. 1.1 wspervilolem of I.lprs sn.lor Oho (rows 1.5n04... CIO All.lll 11•,1 Jaye. Nos* &Loy I. ....I Merl. 1.. ‘t //tautly 11 11. 4 • *Mk 1.. 10.:1,04 . 1 4) ha' ale•y• drists /11. 111. 1. f rAtit.. IIIIA•01.1al•i..iit: • •itr•lo , 4"ore. I.a take • thimitod au•alwr el parer.. r• In 1,, • •14. 41•10.% to ADY.LAIDE 11,4n.t DAR% WII. I Mew. wen. 611 Ints• nto.r I. rwAlln. Connumawler nM lat•mrlir newsier Maier OW 44 pai•••we A.I. Laisir in .14)•. awl ..11. fa lb. IPI•4 gopin.litilligy w •wpyr ra taws ipskol• Ist-% YEA sll 1.01%610% R'Sr. :MI I: JAI Ia.TS T. 111 the 1:1•1 1tt , 166 rho► . *Own, y 91.4. 1111111 the . wit Ntst.l. - notst , 10.. 4- 1111 111.0.1) 1.., I true.l LI d 11.,11 atop 1..11.1r0i ~t, amen lentland In the .•4ny Min is., and le Milseriel In the bade Int the h 41.1.nrity d her perm xi and somnsl delivery amp, epinetoolly W Alpreis of lan loud. inn.' poosnagnes U)'tlM QVICILSAIANY. ruder westerns..t with t. ther-a•lmiel gewatarst. rrre plrbil lust Plestalas frp, ala awl upward.. A LIPAN II I. '.4:1 lees /mow. Mir SAM tartb. , l This libresail. vet Ilarr..sersited chewer ha* a Mak dab Sersierz a pe.. mule : herl Ilyr esker sea hr. ems dr. k r.. •.1 aa. a , a. a n r i letea 4.44.411 an hdnerlareed. and 'war: the blest oil linnet ship ear eiee to the relesy. •M era Sb. hrst llllPereeed I 1.. Iseesstals Slel ekkage Ss 'wtr lend atasil.. and r Yt ti4Arrams•st trvilaUssk, to the 4111...1nt el L..... sty. n t.. all haame pasha thrtr peeees by thin —All rather isfyr• by tables $. .hitt•rA eperrayl4l.• she ptrreirl taarrumiell . to J ablhhh rw.l e n . it=. Airmail tor the Mack bat IJee ; red to T. IL aret Lbk. L 1.11 Vfoi.bisitii Yr! ."!"."1,14 M allb la T. M. MACKAY awl t. -- i. u. u tc JArIC rT. r. lIIELMWILVt. $ Usk parka, kr isplesabar. Mk Woks Amt. lIVIZKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to Jim YOLK throve. —The IJVIIIINWL, NSW If a K an 4 FIUAD4IIIIIA 11 SOW antra:it roma &q..& b 1.4 Ole ta4p..... nod 'rim nvregi dassinolulas i ztad Minen.o.sro Mira pbageor,rs awl .lompoSalloy SIMMS O SUM LI VIIMPOOL SOW 71r YOWL SDI II this Ear, Smessobar MINA. Wobero•lss. limalsaikar 21, CITT OW w ANIIINOTON Wasiesday. Oilmbir t And wars assaas ibis MediesaisS. Cobb postagi. awl= /Meow wording Oa Me onoono. rdttlla Forward II gainer. Inalisling all prorl.lons saabial. hareems M Canals ode 4 w Madison motes 1.4.16-1 w wry odvanlaspasas tenon—Fur .stater parts, Wars Med WILUAM INMAN. Walat.irost. or to - MACMY. Si. Iltleg Wllimanirest. ay. CUSH amid NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL lITIAM MPS. between UT /LRPtEL NW Minh 4 home= LlVllltteiL .ad MOM /IPS. the Ibrisa alga fiLALLFA.L. The tolknrine othur lioneels ere le rill ben Livens... 4 ceiling at cork to MOO IN Mitai : -- itIAGAIA: Oar WINTON. Patardily. *Member fl "MIA. llor VO&K, ligiarday, Sei.t.nsher Tabs mace wads kw Nam ••. to to tr.uuterre.l al See Yak d t t am 1311711iIii,.itianlity77Ut. S. misey, anchullactileurard's isto bud prorlsout, hut AIM.f V S oe•1 BOOMS, chief cabin. MB: sesesd To ifam Turk skirt cablo, CV. second OW% Prolglit 1180... mpg New York LY pit II" awl • per riot pelmege.—Apply to J. S. nor.l. utd basiii= s LIIIMIPII. Corp* amp, and 11. Me* : am J. byyss. Iladrossi.stiv* Olrew; b.= C. 11:::=Imusslows; se A mil C. llaglinlY. riILLIPPS, O1(ANS8, and PHILLIPPS dagatelk IL erissistlows4 Inkier &Walla fll al wiiiorratoAst the tums. the BATAVIPP. trot memos, as 11 o'clock. how the 'kitlah eel V..rvoat Saravtart. Phtes- et lea awl 17e. al . rrtura Helmut, it /a sad al Ila M. The rineNowto. ',cry Th.tr.day unroof. Mau al tlo• ram el. Pug HUM eh. the. Hi MP, lltle icrallta Wednesday . soot. Is, Mos llonisipSont. Vates—et, el, sad 141 t kolatru taloa. kmartl al, • lam awl a hale Iv tHA'lll%kl el., am • kw data. Pat tailed. passaz.ote .apply at Chaplbit 17slatr..I an t .. rte... to PIIILLIPP/l, ORA VIDt, sad PHI I LI ITS. B i."41 •441 o. . LC. WARM WEATHER.-RIMMEL'S TOILET VINEGAR will Mho/. incl.:es mry. u.r4 tor tart MIMI air bath. or r.r a rarities eesuL A opmially raw.. mi hritimither rod to hr sm. liirarart's Httrist Iroportar 11M1.111.0. Age Dr. lathebre report —R1)61114 redeem 1111010rese. of 7M. Ooruttill. DRBL CHAN'S DI)MESTIC MEDICINES. PATIVIT IR.IrOATY.Ii YI LLo. nw mult)lllithi 1.1.1•41. yagellating the hoods. and yessovlne rltlaled hamease, Mikes dad 10w rhebblallims, irost, semleitk illeettatm, sastilimmms. n.. r Pith wort their way le the very roots d i. Elmo , leseshez In their yasaste..l.l setae lem every as badlary lee un•ulatwo. 101 l Mr blood lw panned, the whale system tememshol. ae4 ell the fang-lbw. art aecordlite M orlon, *AIM the aetee it...., 111. heemne a Semen when Mame they hal her* **l 4.11 I ...**r hwatkrew I.*. out *** *la) * t I..tn at.***. It ennal matte a clean hotly. A elran towly ▪ tt.nt*ln porn fool , whrn the stomach. hndy. awl hl ...1 are r.Wwiallni aiol clemsamt the I•esela health 116 sr hetes at the traginniat amt. as time . Melte at the mot at pet , Itment Alyea. I sey. laoh I your stemads. lb.. trial ▪ ileess Mk will tame darrlatiass. 'MAI in battles, at is I 4 . la K, M &L. ad Ila. emeass's to Health sad Leg hy poet he stamp.—ltsid by lit CHAN mad Co.. ft bdsommetteet. looks. W.: ad Ss be had se Whisosio• to toss sod soosSey : Ilerwatdod so moist sr Wogs. Wisdrode sosols. Ihwisy. 75. 1)ItBRIG HTII A PHRODISION.—Tbe Phum tarsrom CRY ISt TUNIC: 1b U.S deasical t'fanal. la** al Plaapb..ilt Naha, salidss, kaas Its., adapted fur I.db ems nattalldis; all the astaallal eartataaalls thr Woad, lama and watt **Wass" —Great plikaaphlaal asd cbtn.ical natal h hat kd la to at this Ina NM, newly pan ...at t rut.. to thy psists, lattarest U. tot.. ail] pry...rale( li. f. prapettlak Middles lisar.tri. Wart alai primmest* .If aS who mew has as 4 with. , ma .4 the somas and ratucathir thsisat agarrat.art... dsnra...* at the kaisar nar ldaVer„ all atiamp de- Waft. an °t t ...et) hat ..thattallt• of Oar maim Nwrr►t.n.taa.f rrherltandlas all the lampartaat elnowsta of the Na... Ivan.. ha 11. prr kaiak.* %sr 11. hattke aaae.Sa . bal Oa ft...tr....dale, three taa say*, AIU. Pnferia Iletar.lt fr..o easervidialk mai Is as part .4 the rn.ript pmt ..11See cider. —ftrpand sad Pahl tally at the I..tardary Sit 11•44.1 b 111411•1111-1411.6 .1 . 41 ors 111 b •I•le •;...ro • hur..h L.04..1. 4 11. A 111 our. 1.. m a w. .4 for List (*.Ural , abiltalaa mead • bandit. , .4 Ilr 1107• I Valk'. of ettralabss. btlabarah. te.. Es. Aatbar Somas Itahalistiss - Ni tam aad rib iblinrille the mirwalkas morative of the arnl7 .U.nweirnad awl traabeed twat. thews mberertallh se the Aphaalaatas. "A. plimpkims it a dais a ..." 4 .1 0 . WNW... lb* .lartaria. an the aahrullad boot sierra Obblldastat alth Ila electrlral preporass - Tries 27. a It Pal alorsta.4 adldas. 141 earepa beta saidrent the WIN* Na. Naelaltatretb. lib Teel I. deity tralaillad. hums It Is a. be do twee M IN. Mew, 41•••••• •l.• bam kit • Inipersell pals. de. w•Wod his aaaladt deaslass. BAR POTATO STEAMER • on phls no-tholl 44 coating this favourite evict:AA° In perfec tion. trwe Co. 70, ta. 114AELOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, uarrant4 41 to mu one too of coats to three_ /Mee 1144 last le 4v-ors., A RLO%V'S PATENT CASK STAND. No waste, ar soMenont &garbed In Ultlng. repay Its trifirm cost In a noutatk. Pelee oo sod igno. HARLOW'S SELF-AGTI NG SYPHON TAP. A.ir so vent peg rapaired . toe nen I beer in mar vane. Peke 4a. 411114. eleetro plated, 9..—Apply hint to JAWS% OAKUM, patv otee, li. K hag William-a Wart, Ilanatotshoun. •ee that ho otille o, l 444141 revs I. 444 every article . ail others are Moreau hnit 3ll .'n**. EUPUTinIi. OND'S PEItNIANENT MARKING IN K.- To asoml .11,:pointstwest from the rul.t Realms of shauter. Mts. I r careful to s. for the m Hostst's Pennsustont Shutting hilt. - Issrtiser U. di-tiomai , ls it. ..lbwrre. that ms M l ‘l o . l mY , 'he h. or tuts d ahr time Neu prepdtd by Mak tlw Ihresttor and Vr..prkt.r. N Thr 1111 P atel erLinel heed'. Permanent Martine Lek beer. the &Meese ea the Wel. Le:: Lute, N ett emaltheuld, City. L.AItELS (717 by MACHlNERY.—Allitexive 14 tor MINIUM antra... 1.. per Lie*. 414pete.Insi (*rusk I, Is ad. kept with name awl a.l.l:es, misters. OM me.. equally nrsleral. ae,ortnl. ut .4 Islials for s.l lare (sstsumers .1 and nn., earravern..l...re ma. bier pr;llt. nt, lithogr.when. and .lalnn.rra 11.414.4 u 1.1;1. i • iu grrtletia. E.,tabbaheal 1,13 . estaisistsl.4marsl....l pOO.l, (rev. CIAUTION.—WATHERSTON and I:ItOGDEN 1 1,,./ recommend the }while to have the t‘tret 01014 on the hovnk•—•• rine 1144 mat Nero 1 141: as ay aled to Jraellel7. beteg a delo.aer AT IlEtt. , l4lN Baia:DE:Vs 6a11..0 CHAINS, a... 1 all Aril. h et.taufacterta by therm, are soil ataat title prlaelph , not ..t the taaaufacturere priers. llaaufactory. ta. 'hark tta Itt ,;..r.len, W.C. Asaays nook ..frbalti• awl Jewellery sar I. • Ach -N It Tab satsalitliaatrut doses at 0 to kin evening. ALP AlliiiAll4ll at L Gu". —To SPORTSMEN.—The pre9tent opportunity o.blonst on. re ItYelf.— On to Wni...i.i.1:1;•4. 11.!grim!. opf..,p. o;o!.len 0 . .44 look through \lO mind MI77.I.E.LAIAIPINO ULNA AINGLY. awl 11411 it1.1.-I:AnkELLED Itlebt:4 of every owl anal glrertipthso. also Ite.V.ILVEX., by all the best Levine makers: ertYevery description of esmannition. he.—WLUtTLMI 11, Wend. W.C.—N.II. K. W. will late no)Utlng la eschsned. 141 t. MILES' (ALFRF.D WEBB MILES) NEW AU MIS AND WINTNA STUCK Sir Os Waril-tanw,l 4o h ANUiILA IS.. Tin* SEA 4, Is sow replete swl windy fur Thaw Tramps werenrwinntini ZV l :tisk SYnnis only &Aiwa is 7; DO RA A rim lIT, NADOVILLAQUA RE amt who M aal awsnuciril with any in ma Wising an,. savor Using in la. nuns BITAILISII LE 'sib yLuv.uarr. IDIL THE CELEBRATED " INDISPENSABLE ANT." Ina .0 Insinenses raiiety of patterns and textures for Walking,RJ.llly, Travelling. or gasifies, keen :ate..., . particularly re. wile/muds/ to Tuned& and Ercurslnuistx, and to W eidamsed nal; of %I 0« sad SON, ILZADT WADE ao.I BE sl'ok E TAILOR* OATTEItt, IffkOlOti LOLUKtoi. llouIMAICO:YA. and GENVJAAL OUlirfTb.k.s. _ _ _ . Corner of Mourn and AMeste. New imforil..treet corner of Hart-Wed. Cliessr el Totiessium - eceirt-red m4/estop roseL evelrter : flerkirld nnJ lirsdford, Yorkshire. X.*. Am toriesere sad rho& e assortment of roods for all ✓aw ▪ Im ri arl sh seek la las sewers' above se. odloised Ikrauebes of mpa. LOCK -STITCH 811WINt; AIACHINKS, lintlill ketersll by the WIIISELKIt and WILYON MANI 41 , ?TIRING 100)1 PAS T. with Itemat I espriweetente : coy th Peewee, Kew Style Hemmer. Wittier, l'imter. Ae Meet awl Mile Itimees. e•t,Uslonleereet. London. I twaruction gratis tiievery put. ehnaer. The leick-Mrtili Womb.; will gather. hem. felt lewd. we WWI with ,rest repolity atomem well for MI Qt ter p time et met . ts aimpeet awl eleitant . the sorb will mit meet and it the 14111.1tl lOU 11011111.1011. and the m t throe is MURANO &the for the family or the maiiuticturtr. I Iluatrete•i proepet in., with testlaboblali, gnats .bbl toot free IVA L —We er wheat the tethollieptemilier the hii.inews of the WIISYLLIt awl WILWON MANUVACTUILINU will be 1111114fTW te aIfOENT Mit Err. W. SOUND and WHITE. TEETH are indimpennable I. pommel attract:no, an-t to health and lonDevity In the imeetlestine of food. hilt LAMM' 011fINTO, or Pearl white peeler comment of the chokeit awl molt feelletehe Alerts of the orkestAl herbal. It extirpate,. all Witter to the teeth. aeJ enures $ peart-Ilke white. a le the eamethed surface: anent. ;he further proarrt. of Amy of tbe teeth, sad italute• a healthy ii lion ..f tI a rams. The breath dee, from the salubrious and distufecting I ittalitl. of W Olfamlik Melte a purity sad fragrance truly mtefol to Its =r. Pelee Is. Si. per boa. Caution.—The words " goo. ke loam," Am, an) so Os label. and " A. 11.torlatt toul goes, so il aisordoe.' an the government *tamp. lull by thew by theism% awl pednatra OORNS, BITNIONE, sad DEFECTIVE TOE NAIL/I IXTMACTED and MILD la we mbiate, without cuttlag sr the Mast pain. by Mr. RENDALI. m,leirmiVair.ret. Labe, @abraded by Mrs. ambiall tt prawn& Teruo. U. ed. for kr. leadall ton teetimaideas tram the loyal Family, wtrett a te . *era, with thammade a other& beta all the similar to the tellowlag:—lrmsa the ithrtit s er. Mehop of loadon •—"Mr. Ileadall lua effectuntly cured sum gorse ea ay tort wit/tout Owing ray p.tin. - - - Nir It4L•rrt larrarehmr. 7f. Itt. Jamie's-pater, hat had two lame tornsole and a cart estraded tram Me het by Mr. lead All, end c... 0 rtrou.ly nuesimeal lum." _ _ PARTNERSUITSDIMOLVED. lOZZAWS COPAHINK—Comibs and Cubebs are ssuisum the beet remedies, hat these dilute are of a repelalte IMMO and odour. awl MCIIBIOII colicky pains, nausea, and 'gastric aletariance. 11. lowan !las succeeded rendering thex raluahie therapeutic agents perfectly inuocurres, by in rel.- Ins in his Combine all the ensiles propertias. This prepara tin ha. Ire adopted by the Vara Academy of Italia, las alter more than a 111 uisand trial, In Paris. and the dlifereut 'Auden bospitals, via St. I lionotes, Huy's. and M. Bartholouletia, wider the rare of Mews. Lloyd. )' , .laud, and Limes Cita. lancet, • Nor. O. 1552 The tapaMi.c. which Is its form ..1 a pretty pink surar.elom, effects a care In abort as Jaye, either to scent ne chronic diseases. MO capsules, to ed.; free by mat, Is, !d Yrafteh chemist, M. Haymarket, laimkou Rue St. Hearth; Marls; awl as eheriasta DR. RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE reillefee mistimed to the most Mattered orioetftuttecto Is Icor weelto neer* to Imp eulhte. Ito tetras are pennant-tit. Nu etemehltillso stramary.--11.4.1 In ream with full Inetritalcnit a t no., se tem tomato,. fur Sio. east anywhere. correctly rocked eel teeelpt of remittance poot-rourr ne „g t o U m i ak flour, 220, Nuoloi. Intend at Stationer: Boa S. (Iwamoto! and W.1 . .. - sitireS.ll.4t.M, Lancashire, mannfac• Laren of iron safe.-4.elina Smithson awl John Smithson, Halifax, Yorkshire, Jet dealers-J. Crossley, H. ensile). and W. Crossley, ('alder Vale Mill. Lancashire, cotton manufactun.rs- I. Hanson and W. galley. Eland. Yorkshire, wm.lien cloth was. farturers-D. Alder awl J. Alder, ttationers -W. Grealwoml and J. Al'inter, Clortmeeplace. Camberwell.road, cheeftemonuers-P. Beesley and ft. lkesley, Ditt..n. Lancashire, wan* movement menuftwtureni-4. Evans and W. H. Evans. Cardiff, Glantontanshlre, brass foundero-J. Ward and H. H. 1114. Hlghotrret. lloiungli. publicans - Naney Wight and J. 11. Heavy. Cheltenhani, booksellers-E. Coltman and A. O. V... 11, Crown-court, (11,1 Broad street, and The Genre, Southwark. oil merchants--C. Clark and E. (lark, OrestToweretroet. City, pr.. vision merehants-E. and K. rrlth, Hinson...upon. Thames, tea .14:Akre-W. Wilkinson a... 1 W. if. Meltimlty, Man. elicoter, dcalera-T. M•fean, A. J. lielbuish. awl T. M. 21 . 1.ean, flaynsarket. plinnorraphurs, so far as monis T. 11.1,eata. SCOfell SVANE4TR ATIHNS. DVAIKL M'CALLco, Glasgow, family grocer, Sept. at the eaculty I WI , lilsomw. 1. , 11N FRAMCIN SIACILAREI, Glasgow, Insurance broker, Sept. 20, at the Faculty Hall. Olac,tow. SYVicsit, Gissio.w. grocer, Sept. n, at the Faculty Hall. Obiewnw. W•1.11:11 Stlyrr G(LCIIIUST, Glasgow, boater, Sept. 21, at the Faculty Hall, Chussols )1..µ1:2 Importer of foreign goods, Sept. 24, at the Vacuity Hall. Gla 'AMY, CIlkl:4114 K lininirph. CrOver, Sept. at Dowell. and lyone 1:11M1311, Volinburgh. JAaIU( Was:gulf, grocer, Sept. 21, at the I acuity Hall, Glasgow. WROBERTS, Doctor in Medicine, from on e ei the brat British l'nlversities, member of the Royal eirliestei triaperma to , after ninny years' experience devoted to Sonneiniall of thaw loaves which result in general nsak• m ur. weeds debility, hss of memory, te., and too ofWn fall Into lb. hands of unqualified persons, may be consulted dilly at Si. fib Leicester square, from 11 till 1, and from U till n, by special appointment at any other hour. Commaniestions by letter mill receive the most attentive consideration. EXPORT Or COTTON TO THE UNITED STATER.— The screw steamship Etliebur,M, belonging to the Liver- pool, Philadelphia, and New York Steamship Company, which leaves Liverpool for New York to-lay (Wednesday), will carry net needy 1,300 hides of first-Class American entice. We understand that after paying all expellees of freight, At., the prices at Now York at the present time, 22 cents. per lb., will hove a margin for profit as coin. pared with the chirps for the Maple of cotton in the Liverpool market. \%e have maim to think that this is but an instalment of a large quantity of cotton purchased in the Liverpool market for re-exportation to America, and it is an ominous indication of the frail hopes entert.iined by intelligent and far•seeing b ue i new men of an approaching oweatine of the internecine strife at present raging m the States of the peat R e p u bli c . dap, Vela V. asE Vt.. Ent OK. at as T he Nat A ItllY.—The register of officers in the Premien army contains 14,200 names. Of these RY at ENGLAND, containing the Hi= a Edward VII lad MOM Si I assANT. 9B T kiln belong to the nobility, and 8,365 to the middle classes ; MAIM the latter The Soma Italtlini. rirdisd. of Velma I. in IV.. sastalaiag mostly in the lower ran k s , sa d p re f err i ng t o nerve do sip at my vitt. 4$ in the artillery, engineers, ami is the regiments of the Leis ; heir. Iss. an/ Dm% Will Una& begmes, which are usually eounnaraled by noblemea. -- DL COUEI TAI L LOA'S WAN FA LS UT lIISTOiIIi. aseventh fAlltbta, ra STUDENT'S MANUAL of MODERN emoruaY. With Seppiesseatary Chapter by CHAILLAII TAllas. SA WT N l I:WM WA 'AL A!IC IUT ernmosr. Limo: Partorr, Ai" sod llests. W fitosaAL WOOLWICH, SOT. 17. The Herald, 8, recently forwarded from Chat ham to Shoreham, has been handed over to the care of the Hey. E. Clay, chaplain to the Seamen's Mission gocisty. She has been moored in the harbour, and will be fitted as a chapel, lecture.moin, and home for the crews of merchant vessels on the Swami coast. Captain G. R. Gurdon's .uimpany of Royal Engineer* bait been aurnentral for the purpoee of enilairkation to Ber muda, in relief of Captain Hantlford's company, ordered home. CHATHAM, Star. 17. Orient have bees 1.19101,14 brofilfed H. Jerviv, directing the detachment of non.commiatinwed officers and men of the 2nd battalion of the 4th King's Own to embark at Portsmouth on head the sinew-steamer Himalaya, on the 26th inst., for t'urfu , there to join the service companies of the regiment. The 38th and fdth Regiments being considerably below their required strength, orders have been received for volun teering. to be ,rperied from the British and Indian depots belonging to the three battalions. It is understood that the :frith is one of the regiments about to be despatched to Canada. Each of the men volunteering will receive • gites. . . . The remainder of the 4th battery, 9th brigade, Royal Artillery. under the command 1.1 Major Ntakay, have arrived from .%thlone, awl are quartered at llmmptou Barracks. The battery is provided with a number of 12-pounder Arm strong field gun. complete. Mr. I. Watts, :hief conatructor 44 the navy. accompanied by Mr. T. Lloyd, engineer-iwchlef, from the Admiralty ateam department, arrived at the dockyard yesterday, and they were occupied some time in inspecting the works coo nected with the Acbillth, no. awl the Defence, 2.2. A general regimental order ham been bunted, to the effect that the Secretary of State for War lute nutbo• ruled the payment of one farthing per pound for all the shot fired from prriaon and field guns which may be recovered and returned. Mews. 11. lagnit•lnst Qmotraet. AGUE and DEBILITY.—TM beet remedy it QtININIrs rid taw bust _istupwatimo of this wonderful took la %Anciur Gomm WIER 11101Intiirit•le..1 by Hr. liaaaall. ul tbe "Leamoet. " mod taw oodles! pruic.nlon. —Prc. pared starly by Ittlitala WAIIIIOI. Narttn't.lane. Camps.. strrort, Lasdon. and n 4.1 by rawer,and rine mew. chants, ans. a dozen. Whelan& Ageole. law* Webb, mud , Won:eater. A NEVER FAILING REMNDY. Dr. sawn mums =a uvga PILLS, prapanst without any Momsla! Impardisid. Om the recipe el Dr. rit ott„ will be Maud Insilsabte to as she safer San Wiese and liver Clampleist, indlamiess, *acres, gitithrtem, dummies of the Weis AM Yee Osictlard v•miess„ se • Luni:y aperwut no-di ets% mil as a pander et Me are Maly excellent, isM Is IMP operatics and to the obostm tt they MO* 1.1•111114 promote digest on. and strength's the whole asemes loplim—sold by W. lambert, I lerstraM reel and by mod disslitte. la tenet IL 16.1. said b. Pl lie sure to .ok tor Dr. Ile.tra Mk , . and Liver rills, Ile meatus aro a ..pate years piekarts. silk.. William Lambert," etstrond and the .1 I'.':()M LAST 1170.Fird GAZETTE. I:Axicitut9R. rirLesna Maros, N iiiiitoieplass. - . Ohl Keritowl. torn mer chant, too anmaider sept. 27 al 11. awl //et. 1. ut 11!, at Masinglialtstreet. Sod.. Keen. Lower Thaw., -tort: oil. mamas, /*wait intilothallehaniners. WILLIAM flallts, Iteartme. Itlarkfelsrersisl, ritrnian. Sept. Wt at It. sal lkt. 24 al I. at flasinichalletruat llowart, litiality vomit, flimsier> -LOW ; Guildlutll - 1:10MAItlo ALrolirti, Barnes, Surrey. avatar oleeler, *I?. *int 12, and Al. t:/ at 21. at Basinsliall-street. "As., W Ramat Mona liedford.row. awl Wood, brisiel. off. arts., Edwards. Masiweldlegreet. lONS MA, KS , Atoka, Yarn. Norfolk. tattle duster, Sept. at at 121. fuel Nov. I at I, at ltaaltsaliall- acme!. siolso Mole n. 1.1 /'n., Aldenuanlory, and Miller awl Co., Norwich : off. swim.. Edwards. Itaidnithall.street. tiaonot I'ENToN. IkutitogNt..ltr. rotaltster, Siopt. 27 at 24, awl Nov. lat 2. nt Hfuoinatiall-strrod. *do., .1.4,1150 n .mild Weatheralit Temple. awl unto and Co., illiminatotte, shire : as•ig., Edward.. Misaingliallritrest. barn, RAIIINAT. I'urtsl.l.lll. Kcut , nierclunit, Sept. 27 at I. slid Nov. 1 at it. at Itasio4.ltall.strest. sots., linklat., and fisiekwoori, Walbrook ; off. Leda. street. 1141:1 MAYSZT. Neweastk-under.Lrine Staffordshire. grower, Sept. a 0 and tat. 21, at 11, at tanabiulaitroo Court. Soda, Hoohnion and Allen, awl Dutton. Ilirminninan off. maim., Wllltniore, ALifiti. Mum, Minna:dean mill bawl maker. Sept. 27 and Ikt. 29. at 11. at larminulunis Court. sot, 'Mike. b:11111 hens off. ass., Whitmore, Inoue-51mm. Jona 11.411111111111. liandftwortli, Stsffordshbe. organ builder, Sept. 27 Iht. r:, at 11, at Birwlnglawi court. sobs, flunison Wood. birutingliani oil. mats , Klmwa, . /Mr winghant. WILLIAM 1:11A701:12, Leicester. hoot and aims manilfae hirer, tki. Sand 24, at 11. at Hinninsitam Court held at Not limilturt WA., like, telciater oat. amis., !tart!.,..Nut finnhant WILLIAM CuSMAT JA -Mrs. Lianrreehen Lower, klostussithshire, thi plate inanufactursr. wt. I and to, at 11 , at lireitol Cond. Sots., Ileran and to,, Bristol off. arils.. Aeranow,, 111;2IKT CLEMIIST 111 Alli.. Ilrldmanter, Sornerseirldre, newspap.r rwiprator, Oct. I and 29, at 12. at Eseterl',wrt. Was., Ninth, Ilrlihrorater, and Turner and 111 i-toil, Meter : off. acs., liirtsel, Exeter. Jolts 3111.1.411A.V1ALL. Ilti.l.l.lsliekl, Yorkshire, cloth finisher, Meld. 27 5'1.1 Nov. 1. at It. at fowls Court. Solt, Jeaseop, Huolilerafielol, and lkond awl Barwick, Leeds : off. maim., Hope, Leeds. WILLIAM FAIIIV.N. LllllCubiAllnr. wllkr , Iki. 2 soul ID, at 11, at Leelln Court helot at Klngston-upon-141111. Sol.. Eaton , 4.11. suudg., Carrick. 11.111. Derbythin., sneer, flat. I and* at 12, at Slaurbester Court. lot, itwoldtdo, llanchrger off. wag.. liernaman. Manchester. Join" purr, indiums, lailesshire, furniture deah-t, fki. I and 2,9,nt 11, nt Manchester Court. sots., Meows. Mantua', liancheskor : off. maim., rimer, Manchester. Jl/I N f STIICK 111111 NIES MTS. Wlfer lIAM isprriLtrAT oniptsv I LIMITRI, li, at 124, at liasiosgliallotreet --declaration of dividend. I NOULYYNT PRTITIOMERS.—AT PirRTI*GAL-WIREET. New ilia eirialasloeslta Law. Sept. 2 7. J. It. llohent, IT.eA villsa , lefusolsworth. OIL euMMJAMOSZA Sept. 27. l'nott, lallugtou, sines hat manufsc tures% Sept. 7s. K. Cut. r, Winehesterstreet, Ilettual.gro en. roil, inn/Imre 11 ,, a Iwerv, Wen4.ll-41 . 111. 1k . 1111..11,1,641, merchant —W. Ilan, lAumhametreet. Mt. Slarylebutte, grocer's 45,;a1ia1, -C. re,,,,ler. SI, 1;....rgt '64 . 0..1. New Kentsu - 01, War amid— r. Piper, A.-WI/teen, near Aldershot. Sarre/. lowsion— .l. Young. 011iouces:crstreet, Hackney. warehousem.uf toll mover duo Its .well. New Ifienostead-rond, Kentiah town, Ware— n. Squire, iloillnowath . siost. Islington. Piass'l's'ir wa o n ola . ' tower—J. Smith. final 1:n5..441.61n-et Itnionishury, awistant swiliwon —C. b'rd. Colemanwtreet City, awl Alfred-straet, foretaau 4, 5 tailor—E. burgess. Castle-street, Lung -111:re. elsiniSo °ROIIa H. Monk, Plunistrad, Kent, tacker -J. Hopkins, Pomforl• tenser, Haverstock hill. erns dealer-C. Lord. C.d.:Mali ono. t, City, taller-K UlLby , Preilerimat-.hiss, Albion road, %Poke Newinictint, emeuniaalon :o.::ent -M. Fawcett, Tower-marsh. lam ladb, liacialraper -W. Plotock, men., liamp atead, Now alir--J. Mayo, Mo.. Proapect•place, Stockwell, carman-A!. K Lorkie, Manor Park-terrace, stn-itkain - J . Coarchs, Duke street, lirthisalincen, painityalso maker-I. ran. Spicer street, Mile end New town, silk dyer- J. C. Weatin., lciall. wear Iteikatx. Surrey, Isrmtr-IlArta Kur, spinster, Uerraril.strett., Islington. DECLARATIDNS DV DIVIDEND. Groans Winn -Ist dividend of as. 3.1. . _Wet. 10, and any sable, gamut Wednesday , at lionises. LiVerpool. filmy lbws navvr LlAissitLL —tad di% plend of Its. OIL, and Ist and 2nd Men& of ina. on new proofs, oct 111 , and any soilosviuvnt ItediiesdAy. at Monnuis, Liverpool. WILLIAM linen-1.1 dividend of 3s. Ind Oct. 16. and any Sub senneid H vtlll,4lay, at Moran's, Uverponl. SrimeEß I'Ain•IVAL YMII/11.1.1.—15t dividend of 1. 71d.. Oet 16, and any Anlsseotient Wednesday, at *wining. Liverpool. ILLLIIII l'ilALMLlT—Ist dividend of 40., let. 111, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Moron's, LiVerpooL DIVIDENDS. w ...--. Oct 9. W. M. Brasier. Sanvea , Glamoroanshire, 1. tter-preas printer-Oct. 9. J. A. Allen, W. R knights, a n d Ii AztelL Wbltes-grecoula Bennoutlacy, and St. N. 0411, 11untinsolonteliire, gorse-nct. 9. W. Hoor, poi., ilairsvortby and(.le, eon, merchant --riot. 10 N. A. Jacob, Viite•street, Minories, im porter of foreign gash-Out. In. T. Neuman, libidiiivedon. Norfolk. gone•ral she'. kerper-net 10 11. Norris nod W. Norris, Jun., !lane-rtruel, Hackney. builders-ocl It. A Smith. Para gotebuililiuss, New Keutnoviel, engineer -Oct. T. Tucker, Jun Water.street and Strand, lamp nvoinfactnrer-tki. 10. K. J. Heard and .1../. Walter, Norway•wharf, Wapping•wall. wick lusg.case nriorfacturen-rst. 10. K J. Ilearil iseparafe estate', N ems) •wharf, Wappinr.sall, packing case inauutoctumr-rlet. 9. M. M. Jusrpb (separate estate , Calcutta nod Liverpool. mar. chant- net. Iv. Sumo. Catherine Harrison, Ipswich. Suffolk. hue keeper-Ikt. 10. J. G. Mama, Stamford, Lismilnelore, ininr„-er-rk.t. 10 .1. Smith. llopewhorf, City-road, corman--flet. 10. W. Cash, Illgh.street, Fortland.town, and Peterborough, Nortliamptolobire, go err-nut. 10.1 grown. Phlipot•lanc. City, wine merchant-Oct. 9. J. Large, Ilion, Berkshire, cattle odes man-Oct. 9. 1/. Hebert, Llukestreet, Westminster. Bristol, Bridgwater, Plymouth, sal 'lchoiniouth, railway cootractor (let. 10. (1. Hornsey, Southampton. smatter --Oct. 10. J. F. Ingledew, Brighton, coal tnerctoit-list. 6. W. Porteous, Bergh. linendraper-nct. S. J. 11. Smith, WylrTsrents, Bernaonl. tanner-Oct. 9. E. Herrivig, Triiiit9utreet, Southwark, manufacturing chemist-4 - kt. 9. J. Chadwick, Wlllosaton.wharf, Regent's-park, stone ureretuust-!let. S. J. Tbnmas, .14ingibru, Iturkahire, and Coltrane, trzfunlablre, builder-net. u. L Powell, Chspetplacc, nvendishnsprare, builder-net S. F. P. Fox, Yen. church-street, Illy, ter/toe-Oct. 10. C. 11•Loughlin, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, tom soaker-net. 10. J. Itouenent. Le..t lbertie• pool, Durham, linendraper-Oct. 11. J. W. Gregory, Halifax, Yorkshire, 'nicer- Out. S. 31. Gluckatein, Leeds, torso:could,- net. 10. I). Apple)ard, T. Wirukuworth, 1 Egerton, sont E. Clegg Leeds, machine nfakars-Oct. 10. B. Lees, >leithain, Yorkshire, grower-fret. 14. J. Ilainsworth, Ilalllaa , Yorkabire, idiember-net, 8. T. Gorulay. Bradford, Yorkshire, draper-Oct. N. J. Ilanierton, Manatee, Yorkshire. worsted mannfactarer- Ikt 7. It. U. Eastman .separate esente , LiverpouL br o ker--Oct. 7. E. Heathrotc. bock Ferry, ('h&dre, grocer-Out. 7. IL Hiawlky erpanata estate Liverpool, coal lactor--Oct. 7. T. 'f lora separate estate,. Liverpool, broker-/kO. 7. W. Fawcett, Liverpool, merchant t. 7. J. A. C. gelmann and J. G. yeller, Liverpool, merchants-nut. 7. J. I . :rain. Seacornoe, r!baahlm, baker-Oct. 7. K. W. Appleton, Liverpool. merchant-Ost. g. J. Menus (separate estate, ht. Helens, Ljneasblre, glass swum hictuter-Oct. te C. grittairt. Ilelilogino, ('heshire, builder-oss. N. T. P. lopes, 1 is:TAO-park and Liverpool, boot momfacturee -111ut. /4 J. IL Pini, lake nhervi Chalon', brickneaker-41et. S. H. blocks) separate estate , Liverpool, shipwright-Oct. S. IL Fairhurst, Orniskirk, lanicashire. spoor-Oct. S. J. Mousy. Liverpool, minable dealer-Oct. S. J. Morison and L O. Liverpool, ship chandlers-Oct. 7. J. Wilkinson, &polio. Den , bighaMre. Ironmaster -Oct. 7. H. Darla and W. Davies. Liver pool. stockbrokers. CiIITIIIICATei to he granted, !Mews cause he shown to the contrary on or before the day of tat... Unit art t M. a wells.rnad. St. Pancras. tic. taialler—Oct. 0. 11. slonk, alliadoiryncsa, Eves, ftiruittire ilenler -•Ilet. 10. J. Tltehniarsh. Royston. Cain's hlrr, nailer—Oct. its. 0, Woolford, Millicent, Wiltshire, botcher Oct. 0. T. Pyle and R. Pyle, Durham, doers—tlet. 10. J. Rhodes. Bir kenhead, tteabire, dealer in coal—Nur. 4. T. Wilkins, Leeds, HEALTH OP LONDON. The weekly return humeil by authority of the Registrar-Oeeeral shows that in the week ending Saturday, September 14, the deaths registered in London were 1.110. If the deals from euhletnic cholera in the thirty-seventh week of 1854 are excluded, it will be found that the average minder of deaths in the weeks corresponding with lest week wen 1,004, which corrected for increase of population will become 1,137, so the number in the present return is slightly uuder that which would have hove recorded if the average rata of mortality had prendied. Four deaths from small•pox occurred last week. Messing was fatal in seven cases ; 4S persons died from acarlatioa, and 12 from diphtheria. Dial-Sues was fatal in 137 cases, and cholera or choleraic dierrhoa carried oil eight persons. A bricklayer's labourer, aged !SA years, residing at 1, George yard, Seffron.hill, Holhoni, dial of " cholera motine 11 day'." A cooper, aged Cl years, died at 10, Frederick street, Limehouse, of "choleriee fever (1$ days)." The widow of a sailor died it. Pancras Workhouse who had attained, it is said, the age of 100 years ; two other peewee died at the age of 92 years. Four deaths occurred from burns and scalds ; of these, three were children. Two infante, and one adult, wereeuquaated.. lAst . week the births of 916 buys and 879 girls, in all 1,79.1 children, were registered in London. In the ten cor responding weeka of the yearn 1831-60 the average number was 1,568. At the Royal Observatory, Creenwieh, the mean height of the bammeter in the week was 21 - 810 iu. The heroine tricel resdings-•wese to 381.1 in. on Thursday, and fell to Mtil in. on *tellies , . The mean temperature of the nit in the week was 57'2 dega., which is 0 . 1 dogs. below the ave rage of the RAMP week iu 13 yearn (es determined by Mr. theisher). The highest point attained by the thermometer in the shade was 741 deg, on Thursday ; and on Wednes day it fell to 391 dogs., the lowest ie the week. The ex treme mese of the week wee therefore :o'l dege• The dif ference between the mare dew-point temperature and air temperature was 74 doge. The mean degree of humidity of the air was 78, complete saturation beiug represented by 100. The mean temperature of the water of the Thames we. 641 dep. The general direction of the wind was sooth•west. CRYSTAL. PALAI'L —Mr. Strange, the well-known and effieieut caterer of creature comforta at this institution, took his annual benefit yesterday, and the appreciation in whirls his efforts are hold by the public was densonetrated by one of the lamest attendances of the semen. There were numerous apes:tiniest provided for the occasion, in addition to the usual attractions of the establishment. Amongst the meat prominent of them were a concert by the Loudest Glee and Madrigal Union, under the direction of Mr. Land, and including the servissse of Mies Lyles, Miss J. Wells, and Messrs. Baxter, W. Cumming, and Lawler. Blondin's ascent sad extraordinary performance on the tight rope over the fountains, Mackney's comic isimpog, V 312101111 outdoor sports, and the opening to the visitors of the lofty water towers, from the summit of which the most extensive and beautiful panoramic view in air part of Englund is to be obtained. As might be expected, thou‘inds yesterday availed them selves of this privilege, and it is only to be regretted that the atmosphere was too cloudy to allow the full enjoyment of the scene. The Coldstream Guards' bend under the able onuduct of Mr. t:odfrey, was in attendance, and performed throughout the day with its accustomed skill. Altogether, ' Mr. Strauge's Wendt may be proouunced a slecidol entscese. NONLYINFORMINT SETTLKIINNT IN Naw Zraruvis. —The Council of the Association for establishing a Settle meutuf Nonconfon illta tu New %tutus" have issued their first report, from which it appears that already several hundred members are enrolled, the majority leiug persons of the middle clam, who represent themselves as small capitalists with fromloo/. :va each. The orpnisatiou having arrived at such a degree of maturity, it lusa been imperative to bend out pioneer agents earlier than was anticipated, in order to select a site for the intended settlement, and prepare for the arrival of the main burly of one thousand, or there abouts, next year. Two agents have accordingly boon sent to enter into negotiations with the government of the pro vince of Auckland, which appear to Luve entertained the project most favourably, and intimated its readiness to place at the disposal of the association various blocks of land open fur special settlement is tine districts of the pros ince. Ammgementa are also being entered into with shipping firms for the passage out.—A astralia and Nos Zen/and THE ADVANCE IN THE PRICE Or HAM. Dr. AIRAHAV moved, "That it be referred to the General PerTivies Committee to consider (with special refereece to the provisions of the Great Central Gas Con. ruiners Act of 1851) the letter dated Sept. Veil, signed by the chairman of the three City gas companies, giving notice to the gas consumers of the City, that on and after Mieliaelnies next the charge will be at the rate of 4 0 4 Per 1 41 0 1 f 4 0 • 6 kw_ ealiaary Nal gas; sod like wise to consider whether the interlude of the gas consumers are sufficieetly protected by the Iletro r yolitan Gas Act, and if not, whether it is desirable to ap pl y to parliament for more e ffi cient means to remedy complaints as to the quan tity and purity of the gee supplied, and for authority to test the illuminating power and purity of the gas at the places of consumption, instead of 1,000 yards from the works, and to report thereon forthwith to the commission." He said the circular issued by the companies alleged that the act of parliament passed in 1860, under the provisions of which the companies supplt ing the City were about to come, imposed upon them the necessity of sup plying gas of a higher illuminating power and of greater purity than that which they had hitherto supplied. lie said that, referring to the reports of Dr. Letheby, he found that such was not the OW, for during the last nine yearn the gas supplied by the Great Central Gas Company lied been equal to thirteen spenu candles, whereas the new act only imposed a standard of twelve sperm amines. The Great Central Gas Company, 110 said, was established for the purpose of protecting the mummers ; but it appeared that they bad entered into a confederacy with the other companies prejudicial to the public interests. He then com mented at great length upon the previsions of the Metro polis Gm Act. Mr. Alderman DARIN seconded the motion, which was then put and carried unanimously. Dr. ABRAHAM then moved that Mr. Deputy Harrison, Mr. Deputy Farrar, Mr. Henry Lowman Taylor, Mr. Henry De Jersey, Dr. Roes, and Mr. Walter be added to the General Purpueest'oromittee, to consider the whole question of the supple of ;as to thin City. Mr. Deputy HARRISON remarked that the General Pur poses Committee would shortly i.e changing, and he thought it would lie inconvenient if the question were referred to a changing committee, and suggested that it should be re ferred to a special committee formed on purpose. Mr. Deputy Fnee,in thought that if it were referred to a special committee, the members ought to have nothing to do with gas shares. . . Dr. Ross thought the oLjection a very proper one, and thought it ought to go to a special committee so that they might be able to teinain on the committee until the in quiry was finished. A special committee was accordingly appointed, consisting of twelve members, viz.: Mr. Deputy Harrison, Mr. Deputy Farrar, Mr. Henry Lowrrutu Taylor, Mr. De Jersey, Dr. Ross, Mr. Walter, Alderman Ruse, Dr. Abraham, Mr. Waterlow, Mr. Deputy Lott, Mr. Houghton, and Mr. Deputy White. Dr. ABRAHAM then moved, "That it be referral to the General Purposes Committee to causeevery house and build ing in New Broad-street to be marked or numbered in such manner as they shall judge must proper for distinguishing the risme." Mr. Deputy HARRISON mowed RA an amendment, "That it should be referred to the Ckneml Purposes Committee to consider if it were desirable to mune every house and build. io in New Broad greet t, be numbered, ke." The amendment was ultimately carried. THE !SANITARY CONDITION Or THE CITY. Dr. LETHEUI, the medical officer, reported on the state at 1144 houses which had been inspected during the week, end he submittal a list of 44 places for sanitary improvements. All the markets end alaughttrihouses had been duly in spected, and the officers bad seized 3951b5. of meat as unfit for human fon,l,6olbs. of which were diseased, lallta. putrid, and the rest was from animals that had died from natural The mortality returns for the week were greatly below the average, chewing a favourable condition of public health. Ouly deaths were registered during the week, instead of 45, which is the average for the corruponding week of the lastlve years. Nineteen of the deaths were among children of less than live years of age, and four among old persons of 60 and upwards. Thu deaths were chiefly from diseases of a chronic character; six of them were from phthisia, and six from meaenterie diseases of in fancy. There were only four dentba from inflammatory affections of the. lungs—viz.: Three from pneumonia and one from bronchitis. Of the aymoiiii class of maladies theta were the following: Continued fever, 2 ; scarlet fever, 1 ; whooping-cough, 2; croup. 1 ; and the diarrho,t of infanta, 3 ; making together but 9 deaths from the, diseases. There wero 66 births registered during the week, of which 43 were boys and 23 girls. THE FATAL PM IN SOUTHWARK. Yesterday Mr. Serjeant Payne held an inquest, which lasted for several hours, on the body of Joseph Pen fold, who hail lost his life Growth a fire at No. T. 3, Liall downe•place, St. George's New Town, Southwark. Ou Sunday afternoon last, shortly after 3 o'clock, • man named Burkett observed smoke coining from the window of the first-floor lack room of the house. He gave an alarm, upon which two men, earned Riley and Wade, pro ceeded up the silkier+, but they found the door of the first.fioor room locked. They gained on entrance, however, by means of a ladder raised from the outside. The floor was on fire. Near the place was a bundle of rags and a quantity of burnt lucifer matches. Five or six feet from this place was a heap of shavings of cane, the refuse of that used for bottoming chairs ; end under this heap, but completely cvivered he it, vrasfound the body of the child. Its clothes, however, were out even singed. Near it was a cat, also quire dead. The fire was then quickly extinguished. The child's mother suited that a yuung woman from the St. Stephen's District Visiting Society had called upon her, and fiuding her in a gate of gnat diatresa had Winded her temporary relief, and inked her to attend the services at Mt. Stephens Church on the Sunday afternoon. Fearing that she might appear to be ungrateful if she had refused the hvita.iiio she determined to go, and her little boy being weary and inclined to slcep, else made him a bed on the shavings and covered him over with a quilt, which had not since been found. Before she went out she threw a jug of water upon the fire, and completely extinguished it. Sire WAS perfectly unable to eccouut for the accident. The jury thought the ease a very mysterious one, and returned a verdict " That thu child was suffocated in the mother's apartment, but how that fire originated there was no evklence to show." JAPAN REPRIDIENTED AT THE GREAT EX II I- Errtne.-3fr. Rutherford Alcoa, her Majeatj's Envoy Estnionlitiary atoll Minister Plenipotentiary et Jaime, re. ports that he hu been actively engaged in collectiug such objects*, he thought beat calculated to represeut Japan I • _ and its actual state of progress in arts and manufactures in RIOT AT AsHToN-PAPtx.—A fearful riot took the Crest Exhibition. In this he has been cordially aided place 00 Menday night, on the occasion of Bloodim's second by the other members of the legation and the consul at performance on the rope in Ashton-park. The grounds Kersagews. Beyond our own consular establishment, Mr. were througed at an early part of the day with visitors, Alcoa adds, it seems doubtful bow far any effort in this numbering from 15,000 to 20. MM persons, chiefly of the direction can be counttil upon. The wee-lieut. are few, respectable classes, and the enclosure mu; kept by about a and their opportunities very ireolequete ; their co•operation dozen policemen, whose services had been granted for the hes, however, been invited. The extent and importance of ocarsion by the Watch Committee. The greatest order the collection to be tranemitted by Mr. Alcock may bejtulged prevailed within the park, but es it grew dusk of from the fact that liens about:3olam. p u li ng ciaeg. Th ere there was a tremendous crush outside the entrance. is a fine collection of porcelain, another of bronzes, a nd A large mob of " roughs " attempted to force their a third of lacquer ; many ',emulous of each elm are very way through the turnstiles, and being repulsed by large sod beautiful. These are, iu fact, the three branches the police, they broke down tho palings end fences and of art nod industry in which the Japanese more especially I set fire to them. Arming theniselves with sticks aod meet, m a way to rival the fitest works of the acme stonee, they then rudied upon the policemen, and vim meter in Europe. There are, in addition, stunner speci. lently umulted them. Several of the constables were men. of ivory and wood carving., silks, and other fabrics, frightfully cut about the head and face ; and • horse, imitation leather, hooka, pictures, toys, workmen's tools i worth about 35/., which one of the policemen rode, had one eedioel ilitstrutrents,k.e., and alai, a collection of satinet lof its legs broken by a twee stone , and was obliged to be products. Mr. Alcuck has avoided collecting specimens of shot. In the meantime, Impeder Wilson, the officer in arms armour, hameee, screens, wed such like, conceiving it I charge, despetched • returnee into the town for reinforce. Probsble that her Majesty may send presents, rece i ve d mcnts ; and Mr. Siiperinteedent Legge', iu the absence of from the Tycoon, which will sufficiently illustrate their the chief superintendent, at once sent two divisions to the pregresa iu such arts. Mr. Alcuck will probably be in I scene of riot, when seven of the ringleaders were taken into I•:sgleadiu time to arrange the interesting collectiou which custody. Police-Coostables Kruneary and Winkett, of the he has sent hernia—Leaden Chiga Teleutweli. boiounb police, were dangerously hurt, and two of the TRACE AT HAN KOH. —Br the latest advicts trade) Warwick county constabulary were also seriously injured. was reviving at Hankow, in which city confidence wu being CRYSTAL PALACE. ONN SHILLING DAY.— restored. A number of foreign vessels were in ort, which Tonnes, Sear . 17.—Admissions on payment, 24,763; ditto presented a cheerful appearance of bustle. Th e insurgents lby season tickets. 2,963 ; total visitors, 27,720. have been warned not to approach the city. The prosperity I "We find Do Barry's delicious health-restoring of Haukow, if it prove permanent, will soon begin to be Reralenta Arabic& good the safest remedy for habitual consth felt in the 'consinerciel world, especially at Canton. Some paten , indigestion Arspenstw , coilsonigtloli , coughs, colds, difficulty has arises at Hanker of a kind not new to Eng- "'l'm', bronchitis. dianlaea, bftru"rtidk. "crYOusucts , fish merchante in Chios. Attem tor pts are beteg made on the D ttil°, 7 %,'VM er n . !" l 2:Sfa h lr' i n ).. e 7 . 76 . b , ni j , ,, r u ! u r part of the Chinese there to conduct bureau on the old b.. nborland, Dr. Campbell, Dr. Werner.—ear more stren g thai: Hong" system, and the consul has therefore Woad a Doti- ins and restorative than tea. coffee, cocoa, or cod liver oil. it fleation stating that, by the fifth article of the treaty of saves all doctor,' and apotherprleg hills, end fifty times its coat Nankiug, the Emperor abolished the practice by which in other mumps.. restoring perfect health to the meet enfeebled British merchants trailing at, Canton had been compelled to or dimrticred- - i'sc k c d In tins, gb. , te. lib.. 4s. dd.; bib.. dial exclusively with the Hong Igirrehollte. sad ealoimuif all his. : b 7 - 7, " lt L efge ; I n .i t l !airee free t, ofLeadoscarriaNiso. 405. —Barry Gracec pu h aaffi nrcb- British merchants to abide by the tiestp—Loadora and . 1 s t ree t . 4 , m i s a p e lde ; as and IA erim sr d. s a ree e...i Adve , Chine Tdeptsph. tissment The Coroner (to the jury)-- Do any of you wish to ask the witness any questions.—lwo response. The Coroner (to the prisoser).—Do you wish to ask the witness any questions? Prisoner—Yes. Did you (witness) hear Colonel Crofton say, "()h, I am shot" ? Witness-1 have already said so. Rosaonah Bridgewater said--1 am the wife of Benjamin Bridgewater, colour-sergeant. at l a l woo d B arrac k s . O n Motu:day, be tween: eleven and twelve o'clock, I was lookiag out of my window above the J passage. I saws man come out of the J passage. I did not know hire. He had a rifle with him. I saw Colonel Croftou sad Capta ist Brusher° walk ing in the square of the barracks at the time. 1 turned my head and saw the soldier who had the rifle make a spring with it. I saw him put the rifle to kis shoulder, and fire, about a yard or two from the passage. He or.. on one knee when he tired. 1 did not notice whether he took aim at anything or not. After the rifle had gene off, I saw Colonel Crofton put both his hands up, and Captain Heehaw reeled renal 1 heard tie salami dell oat, " Oh, my, Get, I ant shot." I immediately- left the window, and went down stairs to the door. I s aw S ergean t Smedloy with a soldier. but I can't swear the primmer was the man. 1 ells not know the prisoner, nor do I know whether he had find the rills or not Hy Jll.lolll—When be insole dowu, the rifle was pointed, and he had it up to bis shoulder. I did oat see the sergeant. seign the prisoner. The rifle was pointed in the direction where I saw Colonel Croftoetand Captain Hanhans The Coroner (to prisoner)—Do you wish to ask h..w any questions ? Prisoner—No, air. Colour Sergeant Counilian, of the 2nd battalioivof the 10th Regiment, stationed at Fulwood Barracks, said—l do not know the prisoner personally ; but I have seen bins in the barracks. He is a private in the Mend Regiment. Cu Friday evening last, I took the primmer into custody, by CO' tpt. Honham'adirections. I did not know for what oftener I took him. I asked him when he was in the guard room what offence he had committed. He made sonic reply in an limier tone, but I cook' not understood it. I banded him over to the sergeant of the guard, and be locked hint up. I know that he (the prisoner) had been is the cells before, by the orders of Colonel Crofton. Captain Hanloura, or any of the officers, could order him to be confined. I did not know what crime the prisoner had committed. The Coroner (to the prisoner) Ilave you any questions to .ak this witness! Prisoner—Yes. How do you know that I got the cells Witmese—By the circumstance of your hair being cut. No private's hair was short as your without he has been sentenced bye, court martial, or has got the cells. Prisoner—How do von know that it was Colonel Crofton who gave me the milli? Witness—Because there wll.l no one else who could de so, except the o ffi cer comniaudiug the battalion for the time being. The prisoner wee not locked up by himself. tie was only iu the guardroom along with other prisouers. Sergeant Whstnall, of the :URI /kgiment, said—On Fri day afternoon, about a quarter to 4 o'clock, 1 was parading the drill in the barrack squ a re, when Csptaiu Hanham told me to come to him, and be would give me a copy of SCEs'. fery's crime. I afterwards went to him, and he gave it me. (Produced. The offences were -1, Neglect of duty when on picket seutry at Fulwood Barracks, on the 13th September, 11161 ; 2nd, Not obeying an order giveu him by the adjutant at the same time and piece. Signed, Captain and Adjutant Hauhain.) When I got that I made a copy of it, and sent it to the sergeant at the guardwoom. Pneoner wan con heed, under the oe,ler just produced, all night. On the following (Saturday) ni3rniug 1 saw bin, when be was brought before the commanding officer for the offences named. That would be between ten and eleven o'clock in the forenoon. lu live or ten minutes he was released for the time being. By a Juror-1 heard that the sentence he received was " fourteen day,' barracks." Examination continued— I saw the prisoner when he left , the commanding officer. He did not speak to me. I did not see him again until after the officers had been shut, and when he was in the plant-room. He would be entirely free in about ten minutes after he left the commanding • Prisoner (to witness)--What wu the evidence you gave before Major Coils! Wituess—Captaiu Hanham requested me to tell Major Collis that the prisoner was on Octet semi). at the oilitxrs' quarters ; that there bad been several 1.01/11.1 of class broken at flume quarters by ehildien, which the ofliceralusd had to pay for, and that lie ordered the prisoner to find out who the children were who had broken the windows The pri soner finial out the name of one of the children. 'There were two others there, and the prisoner was ordered to go and find them oat. Captain Ilanhain said that the prisoner moved in a slovenly manner, and then mule back and mid he could not find out to whom they (the children) belonged. do not know whether the prisoner went to look after the children or not. The inluebt was then adjourned till three o'clock the following (Tuewlayk afternoon. CONFESSION OP A MURDER COMMITTED TEN YEARS AGO. In August, 18M, a girl of sixteen, named Sarah Watts, was barbarously murdered at Woudlands, near Fronde. Her father had left her at home alone, while he went to market, and on his return he found her mangled body iu the dairy, and the house ransacked. Subsequent rumination showed that the girl bad been outraged and probably drowned iu a milk-pail. Three Lad elm ractere, named Meese, Sparrow, mid "ironic Bob," were apprehended, and the evidence against them ap peared so strong that they were committed for trial on the capital charge, Lut a jury acquitted them. Suldehie also fell upou a young man named Joseph Seer, who lived near the Woodlands, but shortly after the murder be left the neighbourhood, and enlieted into the army. Withiu the lest few days lie has returned to Fr me, being invalided. Yesterday morning he went to the police-station in order to got his remittance form filled up, and whilst there be made a voluntary confession that he was guilty of the emus of murdering Sarah Watts. .%t the conclusion of the other business, the prisoner was placed it, the dock. Ile is visors in stature, and was attired in the uniform of an infantry soldier. Ilie appearance was that of a sullen, pre.occunied man. He was, however, quite composed, exhibiting nut the slightest degree of excitement. Mr. Turuer, the assistant magistrates clerk, read the prisoner's mode:whin, which he had taken down at his re quest. It was as follows :—" I murdered Sarah Watts. I Lupo the (dud &wive will let me lice to see her again in ano ther world. I have it no my mind a long time ; I have been very unhappy ever since. 1 went away, I was so unhappy, I hope the God above will wash away our Ries. I done it for love. It was on a market day. I asked her to go up Birch Hill.lene and pick some water - creases . She wouldn't go. I asked her to go up on a Sunday, and then she wouldn't go. I awl, played with her. It was in August it happened. About 3 o'cliak in the afternoon, 1 went to the house. I thought he was worth seine money, and she wouldn't tell where it was. I told her to tell me where it was and I would marry her amid take her to America I was very feud of her, then we would live happy together. She said, "Ile money don't le•loog to you.' I said, 'lf you don't tell where it is, I will be the death of you.' I took hold of her by the s o ck. I hail a poker in my hand. and I hit her iu the load with it. I said I should have to sailer fur it either in heaven or in hell. I struck her in the hitches, and dragged her into the dairy. I caught her hold by the feet, end put her heed first into the milk pail, and left her in the dairy, deed.. I took two shillings out of a cup ou the mantelpiece. I went up-stain and searched about, and took some clothed, and went my way and went to sea. I had connection with her in the settle before I huockel her dowu. I was Llanied for it at, the time, and I enlisted mind.da sold l ie k r il t i o g ed e i t er uu i t or of in t!i e e. I was very fond of he i n way.lhavenever gtt r it o Mr. Ed. Bevan, superintendent of the police, said—tin Tuesday morning the prisoner came to my office to got a form tilled up 1 took him to Mr. l'arner's office to get, him the form. While them the prisoner appeared very agitated. I said then, "What's the matter ; you appear to be sery unhoppy in your mind?' I also said, "Is it the Wood. lands murder makes you unhappy?" Harrison—What maile yea say that? Witness--I had heard ho was suspected. Ile Raid, "Yes ; and I cannot live down there." I then took him dowuetairs to my office, in company with Mr. Turner. and he then made a voluntary cuidession in my preseuce. I then took him into custody. The prisoner was remanded for a week. AcctrmATThATioN or AN IMAIA—The Melbourne Acclimatisation Society have reoeivid, per Benares, from Gale, adona.iun of a spotted deer, a rea-ben, and a monkey, which have been conveyed in onfety to the Botanic Gardens. The Aberdeen clipper ship Borevian, which arrived in Holy son's Bay on the lUth of July, brought out three Hereford cows, is Leif ; ooc Ayrshire cow, with bull calf at foot; three nerioo rams, selected from the Imperial flock at Paris ; a number of song birds, compriaing canaries, gold. finches, blackbirds, sod thrusbm ; several Spanish and Dorking fowls, soil a few Berkshire pigs, all of which were in good es/ler By the Lincolnshire some native Ash and fresh water lobsters were forwarded to England.—dusts- lion and New Zealand Ga:dle.