The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-03 00:00:00

t xprt %, t. cSPAFE It 4 44- 04i ) 71 tat ' ,iv ' SSallaiZ ==== 4114 tiKB To LOW.—WEDNISDAT Ern INC.— The tallow corky on spot, and thm for forward deliveries. Spot, • December, 50e. 6d. to 60e. 9d.; 'hour, to wo . 6 .5 1, 6d. ; mAech, 62e. to 52 e . 3d. rroN..._LivourooL, Nov. L —Mutat very dem, i d* W. detains since Youtiny of aid. in short and 10. in 'pies.Salnete-dny 4,00066104 ballad* 400;) ~... and wipers. 700 Anneriasa, NA to 22d. ; y e : , 220. to 24d. ; 50 Maranhao, tlicl. to .41d. s cs 1101 4 1. to WO& ;100 Smyrna. bid. to 100 .; i 43 124 d. to 124. ; Mikatiln. 1744. to 18 4. t Betlg a k 4e., 1244. to 14d. ; Otos% Nita. to lit& THE& bee ti t i lst tbo gr m wes p :c y o t t he demand fin y at Leadeabsil was ,mall, sag tho tranesatt oo lift s ts ie in attest at about late prior. Good tro l l foreign bellies, eat-skim, 401hIL .od order, Eng 64 Woe, and kips were tbo articles moat scene atbd 4 t. .-- - ,—ldwoot.n. Nov. I.—A fair sacilritswhait, a s were 3e. higher than last week , airs was 4 at I L advance. Whist, sow red o 341 475, old, 925. Beans, ato 49e. Oats, 19s. to 94.. new, 42‘ t o 4 3e. i w, Noe.l. —At this dsy's markot,which was ibis] wheat weslield fi rmly at as Weans's( le. per dimmo foe f on ** it was less active, midway a bro b i4 wee done, the 'market clones gristly. New Swirl, which is scerco. was in good request. Flair Lane for sinks, bat barrels unaltered. Oat 0 1 there are very few offering, sold at fully 6d, per bsod mosey. &deb Kerley, le. ; fonign, f o l, D im . mo n ; 6d. ; and oatmeal, 1.. pen respective boll and Trice :To,. I.—Oar trod, ruled o 3 •at last week. Boa sods hots M. 6d. to 80, 41 1 1. , 56.4 d. to 60, ed. ; Too l, be. to bt- 8 d- . pork 3 8. 6di 6d. par stone of 8114., sinking as offal. [ A LS. —Lowoow, Nov. L —Bowers' Weal Bartley, Boddie's West Hartley, llis. 6d.; doer's Hartley, gay,,, B E M. 195.; ?infield Moor Buss, 16e. trot• Hartley:lBa. 6d.; Walls End "town ekes, 23, 6 6e. End Eden, 25t. 6d. Walls End Hotspur, 190.' Earl Tramway.* 21... ltd .; Wall. Rod Haswell: • ; Walls End Hutton, 235. 6d. ; Walls End Hera' 225. 3d. ; Walls Kid Booth Heaton, Ma. 3d.• F. ,, d 8,4„,,,ea. 23.. ; Walls Lad Tanstall, 22e.t Lod Hartlepool, 235. 3d. ; Walls End liana, 6d.; Wills End List Hartlepool, 23e. 3d.; Walls End Barium, 22a. 6d.; Oarwa and Daffryn Halting, Walls Ladd North Seal 17e. - , gyp id m 52; sold, di. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Miles Pu- Me, , Tote. Total, it ending zanwLys. Sept. I. epea. senora chandise. I 86& 136 a 4 4 4 4 te—LW. Line 4lB •—•— 7.068 5.461 Tell SR , Ilk ending Sept. & lodise Pealawala *ending Oet. IL eh North Lateen 6,04 6.917 k ending Oct. 37: - ---- , , t and N. Counties 99) 1,181 1,088 2,219 1.841 k and Muth 2O 148 Se 217 180 derry *Cokenine 866 236 63 660 295 uk and Forms.— tiig 103 34 132 HO dont and Kilkenny. 31 171 167 308 678 rd and Limerick. 77 740 1,137 1,677 1,701 k ending Oct. id. gastern Junction is* 1n us 368 406 sad Bandon broke and fenbY •• • • lie 116 70 :1„. — 2 main( Oct. - 29. - Northern Wmtorn 1280 29.144 40,497 42,6 3 68.310 & Tortahlre 4OO 13,219 241111 37,970 33,..03 , Chat., and Dover WA. 11. & Snacks 1M 6,861 1,786 9.687 7,914 EL of Le. &D. 14 1,1169 100 1,890 1,13/ oat Cost Branch on & Noo3hWe6Bornl274l 46.797 64.798 111,106 106,930 on & Math Manors 14.291 8,374 2 1 .666 - 17e:i.V.ii7fge•ie,ind colnentre ,seer, 5019 Jaw & iltrlaoham — 905 504 1.212 1.326 4 h Stafford /hire eh Devon 9B 2,518 1,643 4,118 3.718 Of the rec ipte for both week• the London, Cliathare, end per Railway Compaq ere entitled to retain 50 pot mut. tot rkins the Wale. notrrnevtow Arrnms.—Within the first four of fitiobselmaa term the appeals from the revising sters in the late revision must be lodged, and the Court Common lieu will appoint days foe hearing the um.. Emioarriox FROM Invrapoou—The government • igration officials at Liverpool have completed their re. for the month of October, which show that during month there sailed of vessels "under the act" 23 ships the United States, with 798 cabin and 7,518 steerage pr of whom 2,096 wore English, U 8 Scotch, and 3,184 the remainder being foreigners. To Canada. there re five ships, with 113 cabin and 1,886 steerage passengers. whom 539 were English, 17 Scotch, 387 Irish, and 143 'goers. To Vinery there were two ships, with 47 cabin 517 steerage, 201 being English, 33 Scotch, 267 Irish, 16 foesigsore, making a total of 32 ships, sod 9,583 psi. Of "short ships" there were five to the States, t• 526 preengen • one to New South Wales, with 28 prs •, to Victo ria, one ship, with 26 prawn ;to Wert Indies, two ships, with 19 passengers ; to South meries, four shire, with 123 passengers ; and to Africa, ship, with 49 parengen, making a total of 14 ships, • 771 presagers. The total retarns show en increase October last year of 3.261 passengers. JOHN BONTAN'S MTATINO-NOOSE AT LUTON.— " Old Meeting Howe." which for ages has been used u Baptist place of worship, is about so be polled does. • • coated sa this chapel is with the celebrated John Ban. • it cannot bas i l* of interest to note that shortly nothing • be left of this venerable mother of nonconformist • ands. There is nothing of architectural beauty io the • brick octagon building to induce a visit to the busy •wo of Lutoo ; still there are many who would make pilgrimage to take a last look at the place where Banyan ie • to have preached, and where his fellow prisoner was tor. The new chapel, with vestries and schools, are • g erected io the rear of the preoent chapel, from the of Mr. F. Warburton Stint, of London, and will nader 2,4004 The chapel will accommodate more than 200 prima thus giving a rate of less than 2/. per sitting. he general deugn is of a Byzantine character, and is to built of the purple red local bricks, and Bath stone win. •we and dressings. The actual cost of less than 21. pee Wag for a entetantial rid convenient place of worship is eyed to be about the lowest figure yet grained for a me --- oentstruitituZ—iiiiiding Nees. - A DXIMALTY, NOV. 1. APPODrIVINTS.--SUII . ntenent P. A. Blake, to the Bristol ; W. G. Eden, to Achilles. Naval Cadet (nominated) —R. A. Debra). Bactirmy BsvasAos.—lloinceopathio Practi and the Medical Profession generally, remonnend cocoa being the most healthful of aU Leverages. When the dac eof honiceopathy was first introduced into this country, were to be obtained no preparations of cocoa either Mime. to the taste or acceptable to the stomach : the nut was Met supplied in the crude state, or so unskilfully munitio ned as to obtain limb notice. J. Epps, of London. Itomcso. Mc chemist, was induced in the year lOW to turn his Atkiss on to this subject, and at length succeeded, with the assistance elaborate machinery, to being the first to produce an article In is comiesitioe, and so refined by the perfect trituration receives In the process it imams through, as to be most west& Me to the delicate stomach. For general use, apps' cocoa is tinguished as an invigeratiag, grateful breakfast beeragej a delicious aroma. Dr. llama% in his work. " rood Ina Adultemt . ons," wiye Cocoa contain , a great rariefif al O tW m' vat nutritive principles every Ingredient neemsarl to wth sad sustenance of the body.. Again,setritive. stands very much higher than either codes or tea." Mee :—T wo teaspoonfuls of the powder in a breakfast cfM. en an with boiling water or milk. Secured in tin-fined Fib-. -lb.. and I.lb. labelled packet', and sold at ls. 6d. Der era, confectioners, end cliemists.—(idvertlsement.) BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. HAITHWAITIL- Oetober ß 3o, Green Lawn, Rock Peril , iha wife of J. L Braithwaite, Req.. of a wet CHEN.--October 30, at Chapel-street, Grosvenor - WPM" M . wife of B. Goschen, Fag , of a eon. AD.-October 30, at Brighton, the wife of L C. GOl4. laq-s of a son. W.-fietober 31, at Ladbooke-villaa, Nat WWI. Law, of a eon. PRINDZIIGART.-October 30, at Mostagaiwtreet , Pert a " . , square, fa* wife of Captabs H. L Prendergast. Bola. ."e" neers, of a son. R.AILL -October $O, at Blackheath, the of 3. Traill. Bp., of a son. MARRIACM. TOOT-EDGAR-October 31, a t St. Stephen's. Weat „ park, by the Rev. J. A. Jacele , W. B. Foot. Fast • a. lliW reed, St. John'a.wood, to Mica Annie, daughter of the LMB. .zotri:_ti..—October Si, at St. Buys Church, Rea ding ' by the Rev. W. J. Chapman, Arthur Henry, son of T. A. /doors. of Thames-sweet, Windsor, to Wen, daughte r of tb. late Thomas Ford, Fp., of Reading. LAND-BARBINCITON.--Octobrr 31, at St. Lnke's,olb street, by the gee. J. *launders, J. Strickland. Of del Lodge, Tube-hill, to Harriette Louisa 0. bam.plaos, Hackney. road. . DEATHS. DlL—Ocieber 49, at Long linekbr, Northaniptoinhire. W. DU * 19 c.. aged 79. ELKINOION.—October SO, at Orange-walk, Bermondsey, ails' both, relict of the late S. lilt Vn, Lai., brio , Doroth ea Uk ed SO EMIL —October 39, at Blac.k pear Dub east* widow of the WO H. F. ern Esq. LUMBY.—Uctcber 19. at Priory-villan Dover, J. Lamb:. ?Ai-. aged YODEL en. —October SO, at Sutterton-vicarage, Lincolniddee, C. d. Moore, F.ol , aged 23. NAGETEN. October 80. at Blighnont, near Southold** Marla Edith Jane, relict of T. liaghtaa, Sol, lig o4 C 9 * —........ Printed and end Pnbihhed by WILLIAM Sind BALI& cd 14°- 4 Lanberd-etreet, ln the ma t te Laa,toa, pdatar, as the lomea in Lombard-street. Precanci ot Whitel 6in.‘. UMW. NOTlgand %WA No. 6,004 j CUTTA. --The OASTLE LINE oi PACKETS ekkebeet clue et Lloier el. loadhei In the bid bulls Cooke, coder eemeentem t to Der linlietra Council for Lodi& : W ARNICA CASTLZ,I,I; tone negletor sidled Oct. V. whereHANILTII CASTL Met teethes, to eall Nov. V. Apply I eleneth, DO ALD CU end Livetpool Geslitt AY end Co, 64 Partionentotreet ce to U. and A. a lgiUNO end Co. Orecoelevole emit KG 9IIBINSLAND. —BLACK BALL PAS SVOIL LIND.—New srrangements with H W 's Colo. Government Reduction of Steerage Tare to Lib. Land Orders LW. teal Chi , see. LEGION of HONOUR for BLEBIA2fL Wombs Day, pocket for Lith November, salfiuctaally. Ma famous nelipper fr o wn one of tite Black Bali Queensland That w as built ex p r asty for the trade, and for which she is particularly well adapted. Hal full poop, with spacious side and dors cetem. asd solopiased 1000mmodatiou far all other 'Moss. Will awry ao exprionced surgeon superintemdent To shippers of 1111M1 pods alma ears opportunity. nrumis.Glow direst, the clipper LIGHT OV THI apt. 5,000 tow, will be a dspatched panetaany December t ajar to JAHNS BAINES and Co.. Liverpool; all agents for Ik e Da llis * ; and T. IL MACKAY and On, 1, Leadenhalb mesh lambs, T.C. , MRS. MONEY WIOBAM and SONS' (O Bleckwaltyard, Lonelon) LINZ et MAN and PAC[IIT to AVIITHALIA.— Tor 1t11.W1711.1 7 8, Poet lialltlcatil & dbece le_ . enre the Docks on bloody, Nigh November, at !. figlenclid clipper elilp 1881.1. 1,100 ions, . 1..W00D, Commander; lying in the Zed ladle Doan Her Meammodatione for all dames at ere uneerromed. anel die will carry an e emgeon.—Yor freight or to ALLYO eat HOLOAN, with Menem ccr . gr a ham and WIN. 1. latdiaballeigeol• WWI 11011 LIVERPOOL 0% WtITOWN TO NNW YOU MCI • rpRE LIVERPOOL, RIM YORK, and STSAY43IITI O CO and de tnalltdeetele teitimewereaebs ol Iran BMW a Raft so Wiled Stabas, PROM I 1 ter NSW TOIL LTIT OF LONDON. Wednesday, Nov. 5. crrY OF Ii•NCHISTIi, Saturday, Nov. 11. CITY Of 11•LTIMOZZ, Wednesday, Nov. 16. Led way et•daveday, and allantide Mays sad Saturdays. COW peswit b 7 Yee lain stamen sa i rg o =r . eda= 15, ty, sod 21 rdasse. thw =d 11. Maar o sad DatadaTs stainer& 15 gainer. B an. Inelades a tell supply of cooked - Ise Canada and the Vatted Mates tooted ta 111.11:111110DU term Pre farther particulars to to MEAN, Water-street, liverpoot ;et sa g KAM, a. WalmaMess. Leadas. NORTH LONDON R A ILWAY. OTWiretO 01 CITY EXTENSION LINZ. Thelllol LINZ from DAIMON JUNCTION to BROAD OMIT, CITY, sad the asw statkes at Datstaalane. Shore. o ip sag Breadairest, is now OPENED for PABBINOnit Train service between Chalk-term and Broadatrest, calling at an Intermediate stations, every fifteen minante Betimes Bow sad Broad-street, caning at alt Intermediate glatlons, every Mese Wastes. Between new and Broad-street, cantos at all stations up to Comdeproad inclusive, and from theme mynas Monies at Dektoll Junction only, every hat hour, without change of car- Ih rween Daisies Junctiom lhorediSch. and Broad-street, riga woe minutes. Season Tickets, First and Sacandelasm may be obtained for =or three, tie, Mae, or twelve mouths. Poe times of smarm ticket rata, and Weir pardmilits, am Company's litseeMbis boob. Br ceder. India Magas, Mb October, ISM THE LKISWOOD ]LAINCOAL, CANNEL, and OIL COMPANY (Llmitel). Capital LOO,OOO, In 3,000 shame of MO each. lint Um shares are sires& raneerfked ton , the remainder being now 'Baal to teeWilk. - Depadt on application £l, In Le on allotment. Cab (It mammary) not exceeding it 10s. per share, at integrals of not lea than three months. DUMPS& WILLIAM BITXTON, Statord. Clubman (21. Mayor ot &afford, and Dammetot of the Stafford and Uttmeter Been Taylor, Eaq dlookasbrooldionse, Cheater (Colliery Proprieter). Ttederick Septhmui Itateges. Vale-cotage, Mold Aire Cottna Banner). Mu C. J. Balky, Zen., Nowkade-Willowa, laneahlre, C.Z. Waltman Gregory. Tort•bandiap. Live/poet William Wright. Crag, Leawood., Mold. Iftlatahlre (Col liery Proprietor). nit's& The Union Bank of Loedoo, Charing-croa Branch. Mean. Mons mad Company, Bank Marna. sr. and Comoty Bank 11101.101 YOU. Mersa Flachetalladdoek and Borders. Abbey aire, ameater. Yawn. litoberta, Lally, and Xmas. Mold, IUo bile. 111011Ena. Ni/7 Whitli dn iq , 7, Tokashoase-yard. Lotlibury, London. Jake Jonas, ~ Wastailniter-indldtap, Onager. Joseph Dvies, ~ Warrington. Tinporary Otioa—t. egring.gantan LW., London: k Ablw7- square, Chaster. ABRIDOZD fltOdalCllls. Mk Company is formed for the purpose of purthadng sad bettor developing the well-known Longwood lisle Cad Col- M: T tuate at Leawood, neer Mold, Yllinahlre, and erecting a for the manufacture of Yuretin and other Olin TS colliery la at t raking upwards of 1,000 tole per =ad these ralel.P the Directors propose immediately to Noce the discovery of the L.sswood Cannel Coal, this district, ' Cn=dieting uised for the first-rate (plenty of IS Mein Goal, se a rich and npidlydneresatag centre of Industrial laportence, owing to the unequalled quality of Its distilled Weal ens and 'scented us products. leas% for the nianulaeture of 011 from the Coal and Cannel will ba Immediately erected, sad from theist of the follow e adjoining Complude a, via Coppk Oil Company, the Illotabire Oil Company, and the North - Wales Oil Compeny itstablisbed for objects tholler to those of this Company), kw* declared dividends equal to 10 per ant, In addition to earning over oonsidere =DIP to their next snow* Me directors on confidently reoccomend levestrests In this Company, inasmuch as, by working their own Cannel, and Snug ben acreage of Main coal, they expect to be able to pay larger dividends. /CMS of application for shares sad all other Information may be Stained from, and article' of association Inspected at, the thinmays Beakers and Broken, sad the Company's Oakes. TIM IMPORT sod EXPORT FRidll nurnslON COMPLY , / (United). I d wider the Composts. Act, lett LIM £lOO,OOO, la 10,000 shares of £lO each. UM shares are neerved for Australia, the placing of which has been undertaken by • gentleman of position In Sydney. 10t per share Tayside on application, and 10s. on allotment. Calls not to mooed alt. at no lees intervals than three mouths. DERE.XOIII. IN ENGLAND. Sir Arthur William Buller, M.P., 10, Queetfagataterrace, South Kensington, W. Matthew Henry Harsh, Esq., IL.P., Westbury Perk, Wiltshire. and Queensland. tranvia Jeprouge, Seq., 70, Cennonatreet West (late Member re the Repeat legialativa Coo nL , John Bandon Worcester, Esq. (Messrs Wilson, Worcester. and Co., 70, Cannon-street West), Itevensbourne Park Lewiaham. Oaks= K. F. Manners Batson, Km., Nuffield, Surrey. Willtain T. S. Oakes, Seq. (Mews. Oakes Brothers and Co.. ss likhoisahr, London), Holland Lodge. Kensington. Alszasiler Calder, gig., Dimon, of the Basin InveetanentOom play (Limtled), Charlwood-reed, Planet. 7. It de La Trehounais, Esq., Watley Park, Kent. /Ward Arse, lati x; l e teeers. Jones and Waltman), 29, Botolpit. lane, Bann St l i g s ~ 1.C.5.. TItALIA. 21, Myddleton-square, E.C. AUB F. I. C. Wthladt, Esq., of Sydney. The Hon. C. IBM of QueenalamL (With power to add.) BAILERS—The Agra and Insterman's Bank (Lirolted,, Nicholas law, E.C. BOlNlTOsi—Mours. Ylia;(• - ;ed Mts.( eaater-plarn. lisocni—Vesen. _bed Co., 7, Banta Sicks7Ati—rict Bryant, Keg. Imponry Ofike•—(l 'wlams, Casoon-Areet, ABRIDORD PRO6PECTI7n. The formation of this Company bee arisen from the combined Meets of some gentlemen who last year farmed themselves into I private association, with the view of flodieg out the beet Sallied of preserving meats so as to supply our home markets with provisions exported from those conotries where they are Reduced in stress of the loos! demand. The remit , of their torte has led to the adoption of the process patented by Mr. ltichard Jones, by which animal food ibeef, mutton, poultry. te) may be preserved In a fresh raw state for en Indefinite c c... of time, and under all eircumethaces of climate and rature. gentleman have consented to make over to this Com bs% for the som of .632,000. the whole of their intereet, which Immiste of all th e home and foreign patenta, which they have neared at a great expense :with the exceptim of the wi one for Mutes, which the patentee has reserved!, together th the liable freehold land coediting of above Nacres, and the new 'OM._ and apparatus recently erected thereon. situated near mumam, iu PAWL on the Tilbury and Southend Railway. Tie former proprietors have agreed to invest M 0,006 in the noes of this Company and as 3,000 shares are already reservol .firtAnstralla, it will appear that half the capital has already nth Placed. A gentleman now mitts passage t Australia has been vested akk authority to form a bawd in that colony to act In concert Ilk the home directory. and en arrangement has been made few Znog the European market with beef and mutton at prima ia will enable thepoorest classes of the population to be. nun I consumers, and from the weltknown fact that cattle of the AIM.. quality an there be obtained at almost nominal priors, ras is mason to believe the profit will be highly remunerative ▪ Ihe thareboldies. beton may be Lostmeted by a special order from R. R. " 118 . Botolph.lane. Emotes of the meat may be men at ms Company's Temporary Ogees, 6, Martin's-lane. when the Ankles of Associat'on can be read, and mop Mums obtained, !a Mb so at the brokers of the OolstpanY. Mel."' Bury ant Mrsidn-lsne : at the Agri and llasterman's Beak, Nichols& ▪ itad at the soticitouf. foe shame meg be aceompimied by the Walnut Cd s-- 4112 = 7 Rls , per sbare, which will be remived by the and Mastersearth Bank. Si Nktmins-Inans.,lArdbard“neL noße must of us mantissas, bed m made, th e will be n gmmd tall almond a less number of 'hares be allotted than mb i d for, the deposit will, so far as required, be 'mo lested lawsuit the payment due noon allotment. bletther oth, 1066. titsCulapears works are now in opresUon, with AMOK fete cosine of executioo, and the Company h ▪ I •=my quantity di preserved area an Peke, Shat wit L EEDS WOOLLEN EXTRACT and SPINNING COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated ander The Companies Aet, 10M. Capital Ll6O 000 in 10,000 Shane or £l6 each. First lame, 000 Shares. AI par Share to be paid on and PS on allotment. /stare calls not toe need AS per sham nor to be made at Interval of Mae than three mouth& The burbler bang now in active operation, and produc lnp bur pronto. the Directors fully anticipate declaring a dividend early in the ensuing year. DiLSCIOIII Colonel STUAZT WORTLIY, Roslyn-house, and Carlton Club Chairman. John Holton, Eq., banker, Leeds 7— John Barris, Hey., iron merchant, Panendlane, rod Henahlin, Surrey. Augustus Wahine, Ben., Hanoverian Consul, 6, Limedtreet, Louden. John Wads, Bp., wool merchant, Alblon-street , Londe. D. W. Wyaneld, Seq., Park-place, Villa; W. Bill LW. London—The City Bank. Threadneediewtreet, and Ha Wett-End Branch. OW Bond street. Leeds—Yearn Cousins, Allen and Co. The Midland Honking Company, at WI rations branched. Bouctross—Mares. Atchison and Hathaway, 12, Bedford-rev, W.C. MOW& London—Masers. Biel& Son and Wood. L W Throlk inortaadireet, Leads-11 7 / 3 7147jorreY:1 0 1. Rudders!leM-Meses. Laamuddre and Co. Maachadees-Mears. Namara= aad Help. Aran=e-Mores. Price, H Are oke = laad, Waterboa= Graham -1.0. larameaar -BeeMata Hine, ll= Temporary Oaka l -Mo. Oreeherear Leman eet, London A V aa-aimalleva. This Company Is formed for te Ute purpose of purchasing Me freehold premises, plant, mechinery, patenta. and goodwill of the business now in scare opeestioa at Low Hell Mills, Kolbe*, Leeds, for extracting the fibres of wool front Wales or matereas composed of wool comnined with cotton, or other vegetable substances, and for !plotting Purposes. The principle of Limited Liability, end the advantages of • Joint stock Company are especially adapted to the exialeition of ludo-stria aaternriere, such as that proposed to be worked by thin Company, where accounted capital is all that to necessary to Mcrae= tersely the salaams profits, It being an admitted face that the demand foe the staple manufactured under the patent, viz, wool. is coadderably in moms of the imply, and oonse quen* the late proprietor seeks, by the formation of the pre- , sent Oneepeny, to considers , * extend the works, and the productics of wool, for which there Is always • ready sate. The patent will be the absolute property of the Company. The advantages of the patented over the methods hitherto known and worked are that the quality of the wool extracted ma be at all times depended upon, and a large sad Inersetve Milner secared. The books of the present proprietor and pateetee, for the last twelve usathe, have been examined by Yemen. Price, Holylend and Waterhouse, pabile soconntent• and from their report the Directors feel assured that with an tureen of capital very large dividends may mkt, ins escalated upon. Calculations have been made from reliable data, showing that upon a capital et /01,000, net pious of upwards of 41 4 .000 per annum may be 'seared, and that • first dividend can be declared early in the ensuing year. The premises, which are freehold, are meet eligible, and ad. iambi, adapted for the purpose of this Company. They eat of a milt upwards of too feet in length, with tify house. warehouse, packing shop, Joiner's shop, stabling, coach house, store rooms, ac. There are also seven cottages, out buildings, &c. The plant omelets of • very powerful eD-horse stearn-regine. fitted with Improved boilers ; also barge iron cisterns, weighing machine and weigh-house, hydraulic packing wets, large shaft utam• do., and all requisite Stange. la ma unlimited water supply, available at all meow of the year, which is an important desideratum. 86C12 confidence has the present proprietor In the profitable regatta of this undertaking. that he is willing to continuo the management of the works. nr.king his remuneration chiefly dependsat upon the successful operations of the Company, by receiving a commiselea only when the shareholders have been paid • minimum dividend of dill per met. upon the paid-up share capital He also epees to allow a portion of the purchase money to remain upon mortgage, at 6 per cent. per annum, and to take • conaderable sum la shares of the Company. Applications for shares to be made In the annexed form. In the event of no allotment of Mares being made, the deposit will be returned la foil. The contract may be KIM and prospectimes and forms oil application for shams obtained of the Secretary, at thee:Mom of the Company, and also of the Biskra hearers, and Solicitors. POSY or APPLXIATION 701 MM. Ts the lre. Dinettes of Me feeds Woollen Ketwect sod Spinning Comma, (Limited) Oentlamws—Having paid to your hankers tar se. of , beton a deposit of Li per Mere on shame to the above Company, I hereby mood Mat you will allot Ise thst number, sod I epee to accept such shims, or say lees =M bar you may allot to : and I ogres in pay tho ram of A 2 per Aare cm allotment, and to become a member of the Company 17sual signature Nsepe in full I.4ses. Protontoo Date TELE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ABSOCISAION (Limited). Capitol outman& £4.000,000. Paid up, £BOO,OOO. MAID 07 l'" -- •"• . emulous—JOHN Isnottr:likiaq. Z. J. ♦ldarman tda. Janos Dickson. Rig. P. D. Harlow. Zig. J. O. Hanson, Req. G. F. Rolroyd, LK. J. G. HomPre, Esq. - i.:ILLIMAN, Seq. Capt. J. Gilbert Jo/maim N Macpherson, Sp . Seitet•S•K IN., M.P. Slr S.D. Scott, Bart. R. D. , Jomegh=tos. Alfred Wilson, Esq. H. Zazl4 Tag. rker,. Iteq„ and T. Frame • Depoefts read red (re periods of erne. two, or thine years, at fired rate of laterite . sod foe shorter periods. or ambled to • epeelhed satire of withdrawal, en terms regulated by the leo toetions of the general Atom Market. )X, Secretary. SAIJOIL—LK A and P5111112413' WOlClallablllal BAUM Thie dbartous ocadbasot, promotairmli tany moo7surs TEE ONLY 000 D BAIT ' Is prepared sok), by Lab sal The public bre respidtbay eaultobed agaimet worthies= WU- Wes. sad oboald see that Lai rad ?mist rem are ea mapper, kW, batik. rad AELTIM all PIRILINV YAWL add ',bobs& sal tor report by amp Proprietors, Woreerier Mom MOM sad ELACIWIELL; Mom. BAILOUT sad 00all. Lambs. La.. ae. aa4 M Owen and oilmen univermilL TON WA IO QIII BITTERS. TERS' NINA WINE. The most palatable and wholemeal' bitter in malstenam. AN EFFICIENT TONIC. An unequalled atoinaelde, and • gentle stimulant. Said by grooms. Italian InirehOllmineia. wine merchants. me tectloosts. and others, at Me. a dozen. Manstaetured by WATERS and WILLIAMS. walfsiaariMa.lase,Chinnowetr set, London. Anent,. L Lewis and Co.. Worcester. lopLossou d HONEYSUCKLE, a de li cate and 1-11) Mathis. perfume. esthete* from the 11011.0T16 by JIM 00.111/thL sad no.. Perfumers to ILLS. the Meows al Wales. No. as rim MileCOOrt. lerthertledreth Load= IF YOU TRAVEL, send for BUSSEY, SMITH, .ad Co.'. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUI of PORTMAN TRAM, franks, Bap, iad every ether travelling requisite. Also Field. Warlike, and Opera Olaseies. chid for excelleace sad elesapaesa.-481, Newt Oxford-streak W.C. OVZRCOATB.-HAMILTON and KIMPTON eon especial attention to the Irlrr f the tiOODB for 0 VZIIOOATS, and hulls en early inapsclfun o mac NB. Specimen !garments always on hand. 105, WNW. oppoalto Enter Han. HYAM and Co.'s OVERCOATS sad SUITS.— Montag and Lounging Coate, Half Drell, Undress. and Fall MON Tremors. Vesta Le. , ell the tuhlonable styles and seassuable mate lITAW add Oa, IS 11111 d IT, 0.1101111111.1 MT, W. WAM and Co.'s PRICKS sad GARMENTS. — Ovoroosts and Cages, to lits.; Jackets. kin. to as.: Prince of Waist Coate. Wm to 113 e; Trotteera, ready made and to measure, its. 6d. to 2.5 a.; Viet% 414. to tle ; Solt% Oa to Ma. WEAN and Co.. IS and 117, 011011.9.hrittET, W. HirAM and Co.'s BOYS' SUITS and CAPES.— Overodata IE4 Cape, 160. ed. toes; Naloketbookor, atoia Hamm, dad Osborne MU, 16d. W. to Oa.; Jackal., Me. 6d. to Va.. Trousers, fea 68. to 16s ed.; Vesta 46. 6d. to Ta Id.; Jsoketo aud Vesta alike, 6d. to 275. ed. EMIL and 00.. OS sad 67, 01.1011.D.STAZIT, W. HYAM sod Co.'s SELECT DEPLRTMENTS Wo. 1. Clothing for immediate wear. Ito. 2. Ordered Do -140. 5. Boys' and Yostbd Deportment. No. 4. Bats, top ar rE " Ortiwy, sal (lota Department /UAW std Co., IS and 11, OXPORD.STAZIT. W. Branch listablisktionto—Binalagharn, Cooda. owl Doinbui7. DitIEFORDI3 FLUID MAGNIMIL—The s i diaal profiled= for thirty years bare approved of this pare solution of reeved& so the best remedy for goat end str seeable disorders of 'Toy kind and as a mad sports:l4M eially_olepted for ladles and ablidroa. Prepared DISMOILD and On.. Cbansists, to, f4ew landau. and sold tbroaltboat the world by all reepeatable abeesista. °tattoo-5w that •• annelerd and Co. is as awl bottle and red label ovsr tbs cork. KAYS'S WOKSDELL'S PILLS, the Bin PURITIrIt of the SWOD howls Is lledletne. from their largety-ezteaded sale and gears' adoptlosog i te . fairly classed as a household necessary. Bold by all Voider& riBEEDOK from COUGHS in ten minutes is messed by I. LOCOCEI PIILIIONIC WAVE/A.—Ts Singers sad Pv,bile Speakers they are invaluable for clearing and lerenicbsalag the voles. Have a Owsat taste. Pries Venders.. ea SC sad lia per boa.-- by all Medkdas Vendors. price la, by poet 1.4 atarepe MHZ SCIENCE of LIFE ; or, How to Live, ree Who. to Zan Drink, and Avoid. A Practical Odds tar tie ollaheurant of period Matti and Itrobiltn. sad Nona explanatory of the Nyviartra of maws landense, and tee riotous This 011110 • 11 elf Peradelmobed by Remarks ea Os Treed sena et Idaresne and saw DISOMORI taddingal to Bodeolarg Habit& ?Waled at Irma' rowirr. Masa. er, Oceshot. and L LONDON, FRIDAY E VEN ING, NOVEMBER 3, lBB5. ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. -15reder the sole management of Mr. IECHTER.-11tia Theatre will OPEN for the semen on MONDAY, Nov. 8. with, at 8 o'clock, a New Drama (for the Ong Wm), entitled THE WATCH CRY, In which Mr. !Pechter will perform the principal character, sapported by Yearn H. Wideabe, ihnery, C. Horeeman, John Clay ton. A. Raymond, J. Mit a apatrick, and Mies Xlsworthy : preceded AND at 7 chlock, • Dram, in Ono Act. entled THE VETERAN AND ILLS PRUDENT. Phillip* °admits ( ti age 102), Mr. H. Wl6- dicombe. Box-oftloe open daily from Iltlll b.—Acting ManegU. Mr. H. Rarnatt. THE OXFORD. —A NEW CANTATA by ligiflOillOOß (drat time of performance to this coantrph and BIXTY.BII, by J. Offembecik by the whole of the opem company of the establishment conducted by Mr. F. Jengtimaha the ifithPrian brothels and sister, Kiralty, • Ul bays the honour of introduoint bo ltel i r s national entertainment. the Bridal Beauty. to which the 'Frey end Sara Gonda will appear ; end ether weenies, —TSB OVANI24O. STODA RE. 221st REPRISENTATION. TIMMS el MTIFISAY, Montlan-hall AIWILS In MAGIC and VCNTBILOGGISM.—Tia• SPHINX, a Meefor7 the Instantaneous nrowth of Flower Trees, and the real Indian Bead 'Melt, as oily perkenad by Colonel Madam and Intro duced by Min for the fret Hoe In this country. Aprn 17, Me— XFIHY XVIKINO, at 5: Wednesday and Saturday, at S.— Maas al Mllehalre, Old beedutreek sag Boa.cdhes . Hiyjnian hall—Aitinkeden, la, It, SW; Ss. "Aimed adreaslimes."—VlO• " Thisea." April 1/4 1066. THE COMING REFORM BILL —See the BPICTATOR et TO-11011JtOW (Saturday), the eth but May be had of all semen aad railway bookstalls to town &ad eocaUT s t d! rea treat tee MSc*, pries dd., bp Peet . Ilasioa Wan& TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (monies mi:GRANs.) AMERICA. The Royal Mail steamship China, from Boston on the 215th and Halifax on the 27th ult., arrived at Queenstown at 11.26 p.m (Nov. 2), with 140 cabin passengers. She landed 69 sacks of mails, and 14 passengers, and proceeded at 11.30 p.m. for Liver pool. All well. The China made the passage in 8 days 6 hours. (Per the Chios, vis Orookhaves.) NEW YORK. Oar. 24, EVINING. The Fenian Congress has remodelled the Fenian organisation after the plan of the Federal govern ment There is a President, a Cabinet, a Senate, and a House of Representatives. Colonel John Mahoney has been elected President. A commit tee has been appointed to draft an address embodying the recognition of the Irish Republic, which will have buildiuge in New York for govern meat purposes. The Fenian Senate is now it unden at New leek. The Toronto correspondent of the Herald asserts that the Fenian will organise a raid into Canada. The North Carolina Convention has passed • resolution to raise • state militia force to prevent anarchy. President Johnson, at a private interview with George Stevens, declared that if universal negro suffrage was allowed, it would breed • war of meet He favoured a gradual introduction of qualification for the suffrage for negroes. General Grant has recommended a plan for the increase of the regular army to 76,000 men. The Hibernian has arrived out. NEW YORK, Om 28, Evionsa. The Georgia State Convention assembled yester day. The Governor announced that the State debt incurred before the war must be valid, but the rebel debt would be ignored. The court for the trial of Captain Wire has been adjourned, and the verdict has been submitted to the President for final action. Wendell Phillips has made a speech recom mending the House of Representatives to impeach President Johnson. The Teutonia and the Hansa have arrived out, and the Africa at Halifax. 001013ECIAL INTELLIGENCE NEW YORK, Ocr. 26, Emma Money tight. G01d,1451. Exchange on London, 158 ; on Paris, 3.58. Stocks advancing. New York Centrals, 971. Illinois, 1341. Erie, 911. 5-20 Bonds, 1031. Cotton very firm ; Middling Upland, 50. Flour declining. Wheat quiet. Corn slightly firmer. Provisions heavy. Coffee and sugar quiet. Molasses steady. Petroleum dull : crude, 36 ; tafinsd, 59. MIXIOO. NEW YORK, Oar. 24. Advice' received here from Vera Crnz to the 12th islet. state that the Emperor Maximilian had published a proclamation declaring the Mexican Republic to have been ended by the national will, and the expiration of the term of Juarez's presidency ; also by Juarez haying left the country, and all organised opposition having ceased. Those found in armed hostility will be tried by court-martial, cud, if found guilty, executed within twenty-four hours. The Mexican Estee* contains a rumour that Juarez had proposed to give in his adhesion to the Imperial government conditionally that the foreign troops are sent out of the country. The Juarez agent has contracted with the house of John Corlias and Co., of New York, for the negotiation of a twenty years' seven per cent. loan for 30 millions, the principal and interest to be payable in gold. Ten millions will be sold at 60 cents ou the dollar in currency, reserving the right to increase the price of the remainder of the loan. Payment is guaranteed as on the faith of the Mexican Republic and the States of Tamaulipas and San Luis Potosi. Positive information has been received at Wash ington that Juarez is still at El Paso. FRANCS. PANTS, Nov. 2. Count Bismarck arrived here yesterday, and was received to-day by M. Dronyn de Limy'. The approaching marriages of the Princess Anna Murat with the Duke de Moncby, and also of Mdlle. Hortense Teacher de la Pagerie with Count Lepite, are announced. They will be solem nised at the Palace of the Tuileries. RUSSIA. BT. PETERSBURG. Nov. 2. An imperial decree has been issued, dated the 26th October, which orders the recruitment for the Russian army to take place throughout the empire from the 15th January to the 15th February, 1866. The number of soldiers required is equal to four in every thousand of the male population. TIM DUKE OF AIIGIIIITENBURG. KIEL, Nov. 1. In pursuance of superior orders, General Gablens had an interview, yesterday, with the Prince of Augustenburg, and announced to him in the most considerate terms possible that, should his stay in Holstein lead to any demonstrations in favour of the Augustenbnrg claims, his highness would be imme diately either expelled from the Duchies, or placed under arrest. CHINA. CANTON, Sr. V. Tea unchanged. Export to date 58,000,00016 e. Exchange on London 44. 6d. SHANGHAI, Siam 21. Tea declining. Silk quiet. Export to date 37,000 bales. Exchange on London 6a. qd. Lamm' Ili Tin Kum oe LoSmolt. —The &d -immed meetias of the etceedoreie laboarers wee held laid ova* at the Beitensis Tavern, Fe. Georggies-in-theulieet, to remise the report from the committee sepoiated the meetly, held ea Tuesday erecting last. Mr. Fletcher was celled to the chair. lb said the committee had written lettere to the rincipal shippisc brokers of the Part el Louis. them to nee :heir &edema with the master stevedores they employed to indium them to concede the claim of the mem, The men employed In the Beal and West India and Victoria Docks had made the ems elaime es tkel asin had thd dose, sad the claims bad been onwidered as jest aod mem. able. Eight of the meter stevedores up to this as* sedoreed the terms claimed by the caw of wahine seder the team mmiations in winter as is wormer, et the et 4e. per dry. while slue WU Mid oat. Be had se dal by keep* wall lashed t Vim they would elfish' that they remised. A long ensue& and a mei& lion was adopted that the rose dead form lentil the die Maas who sail bald est sheeld hem gives wee,. • wets of thanks to the eonimilies and Maimma eseeladdi prosesdisp of amier crowded amass. THE BANK Or FRANCE. --4-- (11XITER'll KCPISIR.) pARLS, Nov. 2. The following is the return of the Bank of France for the week ending to-day, together with the cor responding figures of the previous aooount : Nov. L Oot. MOTO". Fr. e. - Fr. - A Capital of Um Deck Prins In addition to capital (Art. 8, law of June 9, 1867) 7,044,775 it 7,046,774 2 &teem of the Dank and Its Ch M 12,106.750 14 21,100.750 14 Reserve Is landed property Notes In ad:salsa:o Bank notes to eider aud rewire' payable at sight. Treasury accounte—aureat cre ditor 132.746,104 14 140,619,581 08 Current amounts, Path 1611,912.110 II 117.011,505 ST Ditto braneh beaks Dividends pm able 1142,814 76 1,120,713 76 Dimas:rota and sundry Interests 9,127,1118 64 $700.770 44 Re-dlaeounted the last mix months 1,417,09 17 1 , 411 , 413 17 Bnr les of reaelpto not distri buted Sundrisii Tu.= 36 752.903 II 13.137,920 31 11,03 13 , 936 Se 1,140,636,441 14 1,14510,160 7 Nor. 2. Pr. S. Oct. I& Tr. C121:6201. Cash In band and in bran& banks Commercial WA overdue Commercial bills disoonnied, Dot yet due Ditto branch banks Advances on deposits of bullion 19,069,103 0 26,711,454 50 Ditto branch beaks 9,1/9,11100 0 10,2.0,100 0 Advances on French publle se curities 11065,1100 0 11.114,000 0 Ditto branch banks Advances on railway shares and debentures 20,957,560 0 10,716,000 0 Ditto branch beaks 11,047,491 0 11,111,160 11 Advances on Credit Yonder 644,100 0 044,000 • 410,060 0 0110,t60 • Ditto - Ditto brush nuke .—. . .. . Advanees to the State (maven- Goo 10th Jane, 161671 Government stock maw 14900,750 16 12.900,760 14 Ditto Itentes6=lllMee (law Jun 00d e, 14671 Hotel and furniture of tbe bank& landed property, branches .. . 9,476,944 0 9,441,402 0 licenses of management Ilandelee , , 1,440,61.5,442 IS 1,41V0,1116 41 Certified by the Senator dowser of tbe Beak of lresoit taiiboal itootride. ME. CARLYLE AND THE UNIVERSITY OP EDIN , BOUM.— A worthy successor to Mr. Gladstone is the lord rector's chair of the University of Edinburgh is likely, we ere glad to believe, to be found in Thomas thelyle—who has claims upon the howarable office mien at owe from his Scotch bath, from his youthful monection with the Uni versity, and from his almost andiepned place at the head of our living writers. At a large meeting of "students op posed to the elsotios of Mr. Disraeli," held on Wednesday sight, a number of candidates —among them Mr. J. Stuart Mill and Sir R. Murchison—were moored ; but the few sin = the rival Dominoes cordially ' withdrew their men in W the claims of Mr. Carlyle and, amid general eatimiesse, resolved to unite with hie original supporters in W work of securiM his election. It is sot cooesivable that the olivine of Edinburgh can bat chores for their Lord Rector • man who is in • manner kith mod kin with them, and on whom the honour of their choice would sit so kindly; and we have the beet authority for the statement that Mr. Carlyle, if chosen will accept, and will enter heartily into Ow interests and labours of the ofthe.-Bcotession. The Caledonian Mercury says :—" Considerable ex citement has been caused in Kelso by the remarkablenooduct of the miaister of the perish at the far/1000D diet of warship on Sunday last. He bad bee. made aware, it seems, of the fact that the Priem and Prioress Louis of Heine would attend the thumb in the forsnooo, but on entering the pulpit at the areal hoar he fraud that his royal hearers had not appeared. Inebtad of going on with the service as usual he coolly seated himself in the pulpit to await their arrive!, leaving the astonished congregation in weeiderable maw mesh at his reser procedure. The wait was a gecdooged one, not lass than 20 minutes, during which time the reverend gentleman was observed to be is a vary uneasy condition, betraying as much restimulate as • cackling hen, the coagre gatian gazing *boat meanwhile, sad many chuckling in a manner not very becoming in a place of worship on the sacred day. The royal party not showing themselves, the reverend gent *man at lest gave oat the psalm, during which the lomplooked-for 'Jailors entered the Duke*, Rol burghe's seat. Oa seeing that they had at length made their appearance, the preacher gave ant the psalm over again. The mending, then went on in the usual unoser ; but the ueparelleted conduct of the clergyman has been • sub pet town's Wk ever noon" SLNOLILLII ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT NORTHERN —Lest eight a singular accident occurred at the termini of the Great Northers Railway, at King's-cross, which nearly resulted fatally in me inseam and but for fortuitous eir cumstanese might have proved much more serious than it has done. At about six o'clock in the evening • tender drawing forty heavily lades coal tracks was passing through the Copenhagen tunnel, when the greater portion of the trucks, without the knowledge of either engine-driver or guard, became detached. The tender with the few re maloieg trucks continued the journey, and branched of regularly into the coal depot at King'Perces, and the olg. oilman, supposing the whole of the coal train had arrived. signalled the lien clear. Meanwhile the detached trucks which had been left behind jest at the commencement of an incline gradually increased in momeotum and dashed along at a tremendous pace. Upon emerging into the light the guard in the break van at the rear of the trucks dis covered the accoidont that had happened, and immediately applied the break, but uotwithstaoding this the trucks dashed rapidly into the termini at King's-craes instead of turning off to their proper destination at the coal depot. At this juncture the guard, perceiving the inevitable con sequences, leaped on to the platform end need himself from injury. The truck', continuing their career, dashed right through the station, partly broke deco, and partly leaped the border at them& ploughed through the encloored spice adjoining, kaocked down and destroyed the Dacia, separating the company's property from the road, and precipitated themselves into the thoroughfare. where the foremost knocked down and seriously Injured the son of the 'gatekeeper. Fortunately, however, he did not meet the full fares of the Wachs or be mast have been crushed to atoms. The lad was immediately conveyed to the Gray'soisto Hospital, where his injuries were deemed, and he received every attention. The noise made by the acci dent was great. and a large crowd of people speedily as sembled. 'Mr. Inspector Williams, of the Great Northern, wish a body of the company's employfe was speedily ea the spot. whoa it was found that the foremost track had over turned in the roadway. Immediate inquiries were made by Mr. Williams to ascertain whether anyone was buried node: the, but no we mold be head who bad wassailed she acci dent, and a large number of men were, therefore. detailed to clear the debris and coal from around it to ascertain if such were the case. Upon further examination, it was found that several truths had overturned within the cock sure, and had had their wheels wrenched of. All along the line for some hundred yards or more the rails were completely blocked by the tracks and seal. Ueda . the direction of Inspector Williams. &dive 1:09111411111 were at kw clearing the lire, bat it will take a great l e rgth a r s Ile to dear the whole of the debris awa y. D ratedhe immembered that some time back as ssess out el the Adieu at the very mew el the peasant exident. • DOUBLII CLOP or POTA2OIIB. —The gardener to Mr. A. H. Olieepbell, 11. P., ben enoseaded this year in =las this moo pion d land at Weerington-pelii. 11, tire ezendisat ero” el tatoes. The int crop yea tibia up Mani the am o May, and the wooed Oriel k lie beim* at Jas. [STAMPXD, Id. ADDITIONAL.] MR GLADSTONE IN EDINBURGH. EDINBURGH, 'THURSDAY. Mr. Gladstone arrived in this; city this morning by the early =press train. A large crowd awmatibled id the shake In Glasgow to wittiest his departure, and he was =paired with considerable enthosisam by the citizens et Edinburgh, who assembled in large number', notwithrtud• big a steady downpour of rain, which has lasted throughout the whole of the day. The right hon. gentleman was met at the Waverley statics by the Lord Provost (Mr. Lawmen), and at two o'clock the ceremony of presenting a marble bast of Prince Alfred to the university took pleas in the great ball of the college library is the proem el the principal and professors of the =Wendt', the Lord Jostles General, the magistrates sad members of the Town Council, and a number of other =toolbox'. The bun is the work al Mr. Stook, ELLA., sad is as admirable like• nen of the youthful Priam The Lord Protect of Famssusaa, f• a bided eddrete, preeeubscl the bust to Mr. Gladdese, as Rector of the University. Mr. GULDSTOIII, in acknowledging the preeentatioa,mid— My Lord Proved and. Gentlemen,—l regard it in the doable light of a distinguished bosom arm • lively'pleasure to have been choice es the organ of this famous university, foe the reopen that we have sow inimediady is view namely, for the gratefulmeeptenee by the asenther: of the university of the beautiful work with which I, with your =unifies/nos, adorn this princely hell. We have not, Mcleod, been so much favoured by the usually bright atmosphere of Edinburgh on the present occasion ss might have been duffed; bat unless I em much mistaken, the genial of Mr. Steele, quickened in this particular instance by warmest& of loyalty, has marled itself with such rumen that um in this somewhat doubtful and scanty light we nand fail, when we look upon this work, to recognise the master's heed. (Applause.) I venture in the name of the university to thank Mr. Steele for having given us in this bust what no amount of entooriptioes, however large, would of itself have been able to secure—a true and deeply interesting representation of Prime Alfred, in the ingenuousoess of his youth, in the liminess and toms of his intellectual powers, and in the resemblance that he bears to the illustrious family from which he Ma sprang. (Applause.) My Lord Provost, you have borne testimony to the airman of Prince Alfred as a member of this university, which I firmly believe to be no more than he has strictly deserved. (Heir.) Let us bear also a testi mony to the wisdom of his illustrious parent' ; I my of his illustrious pinata because the counsel from which sprung the plan al nuking the young scions of the Boyd Bosse partakers of the studies of their fellowmentrymen dates from a period anterior to the lamented death of the Prime Ocanet ; let us therefore pay a grateful acknowledgment to the wisdom of his parents, to the plan which they debar mined to adopt with regard to the education of their children. Construing that plan by the features it presents to the public eye, we gladly acknow ledge the key in their elevated statics. The sovereign who rules over us, and whom we delight to obey, thoroughly comprehending the spirit of the inatitu. tics of the country, knew that one of the most character. istio sad one of the most valuable puts of those natation& so far as they embrace the education of the yeses, is the rooted mese of the country, founded alike apes experience and upon roma% by which youth' in great variety of station are brought during that early season of their lives into free ore. tact with one another, aid the liberty of the British subject and the responiallity of the British chins are anticipated at an early' period al life, and the dangers of the world, especially the dangers of the highest statioo, are in no slight degree disarmed by being bereft before they approach as of their most formidable prom:eines. It was, therefor% my Lord Provost, I presume to my, • most wise and happy conception which prompted her Majesty and the Prince Consort la their desire that those who might messed either to the throbs of this country or to other similar reepoosi bility should well nadsrataid the spirit of the people whom they were to govern—it was a wise conception that they should be taught to fled the basis of that government in a lively sympathy with the people ; and you, my Lord Provost, and those who are associated with yea, have, I may presume to my, well semaded that Mae design la pm. seating the university with this beautiful work of art, for it does not commemorate merely the fact that we have en rolled upon oar books an illustrious and distinguished papa, bat it will remain here as • marked and striking testimony of the union of felling that prevails between the highest is the land and the great mass of eniightmed and educated community, as well as the nation at large. (Cheers.) Gratefully, therefore, on the part of the annuity, do I pressen to acknowledge year gift. Nor, though I may be travelling for one mama beyond the immediate scope of the ocoasion, can I refrain from noticing the happy coincidence by which, at the very sum time with the presentation of your remarkable offering, another fine work ri art has been added to the stores of 1 the univenity, which commemorates in speaking marble one el those names which will ern be among the dearest and ern among the most distinguished known within these wells. It was the lot of Dugald Stewart to widen ewers the fame which the University of Edinburgh had acquired, and to give currency to the old traditimis sad obareeta of that uniumity by his own individual contributions to the literature and philosophy of his country. (Cheery.) Gladly is that bust welcomed by the distinguished priori* and members of the amatus Academicue, whose organ I have the honour to be on this occasion. Nor do we feel the least warmers or incongruity in combining toge ther the recognition of these two gifts, one of them a symbol charged with the deepest interest of earthly power and elevation, combined with the promise of virtue and taiga% the other the memorial of • man who ran his long career of unspotted merit sad excelleme, and who, having achieved a great work on behalf of the homing and education of his country, sow finds a fitting mating place, et least in the symbol of that beautiful but, smug the balls and buildings which we may venture to say have hen. tame echoed the accents of his voice. (Applause.) I thank you, my Lord Provost, for the beautiful and muni ficent gift which you have promoted to the university, and which will add greatly to its treasure& The proceedings thee terminated. To-morrow Mr. Gladstone, as vector cl the Uneasily of Ediabergb, will deliver kis valedictory address. 'UNITED KINGDOM BAND 07 HOPI 137,107.—The Rev. J. P. Mown delivered a looters ia aid of the above institution in Exster-hall, last amine. the gabled hang " A Summer Furlough mass the Atlanta." A wooded audience ansembled ea the omission, sad the prociediags were presided over by . Mr. Thomas Hughes, M.P. Toe chairman, la introduc ing the lecturer, said any subject touching America should not fail to interest an Bearish auditory. Theca was no history of mere imperlasoe to the people of England than that of America, sad we 'amid. therefore, do everything we could to try and acquire • thorough undentanding of our cousins sense the Ariaatie. He bad bees fifteen years endeavouring to make him self acquainted with American politics sad Asserican in stitutiona, sad bad thought until within the past six 'soothe that be bad partially succeeded in his task. However Mace the time at which what was called reconstructioe beg an, ha aisle found himself completely lost, and he came that sea log to receive a lame rice the rev. lecturer, who had re costly cane from America. The lecturer, who was very warmly received, then entered upon his sub**. Begisaing with an scomint of the incidents of a voyage to America, be proceeded to desaibe American and their specialities, river travel, scesney , he., after which he mode favourable allusion , to the courtesy, urbanity, education, iamativeasse, and energy of the American people. The discourse, which elicited mach applause during its delivery. wee isterlsided with several littmcsous asecdotes of travel by relimed and Mesmer, thdthe Upham as smug his seat ranked an en thusiastic expreadon of the approbation rt his his Wieners. Burin the easing a choir of 9UJ thildree selected from Mearopoldut Bands d Hope sang seisetems a plans. which were sessatly gives sh the twapreseee ftte et the Crystal Pilaus. Tits Films, Psonsorrioss.—Tbe irreesiew's Jounsal states that the epseiel corewirriee for the trial of the peewee is custody oa the charge of blies .winced is the Pesien osarphsey hes bees brut It is directed to lb. Wave *Arai trotiolly to Yr. Jonas Pitarereld sad Mr. Jostles Le" rower is reeerred is the wreathwien to the judges is &Owe to Cask, if eerawary. bat it is stated that the Ness will ell be tried In Datien. Write el mammies sad plaints la wiry reer rhauss eheller to throe wine& the Leri.larelanwit end lb boas suovell epee ibollwrintowatitt R7• l 4 lAz oli sa loilwil brre Isswestose Davara..ifseelies la it tyre ANIS Mans, • Cliseheldely. [TWOPENCE VIOLATIONS OF THS HOl7l ACT. __._- POOR " We're no worse than our neighbours" is the key note of every excuse made by the authorities of workhouses. Insufficient accommodation for casual poor, tacit refusals to comply with the instructions of the Peor-law Board and the spirit of the law, accusations of indifference and neglect, are all held to be sufficiently explained and answered by the counter allegations freely made. At Bermondsey, the other day, a great point was made of the custom in other parishes, and the representatives of the press were requested to state that much undeserved odium had been cast upon this unpopular local. board by reason of its candour. Let other work houses be called upon to furnish such statistics as we have given—said in effect the Bermondsey gaardians—end it will be seen that we are excep tionally considerate, charitable, and humane ; that we relieve more casuals and comply more closely with the spirit of the law than many an adjacent parish which hes escaped censure. The answer to this specious argument, namely, that every work- Loose is bound to afford shelter, or the means at shelter, to all destitute applicants, without reference to the custom elsewhere, is not a popular one, and it is not wonderful if the parishes which have been publicly blamed for shortcomings, and which have made concessions to the law, should wish their neighbours to be placed on an equal footing with themselves. It is, moreover, essential to t e proper working of the act that its provisions should be rigidly observed in every metropolitan parish. Loose statements to the effect that this is not the ease are familiar to every inquirer. No workhouse offi cial believes that the act is uniformly observed ; no workhouse master whose rule is to admit all destitute applicants but believes his workhouse is the most liberal of all. Add to this, that the houseless poor themselves are unanimous in their testimony as to refusals and closed doors, and there is at least sufficient ground for doubting the proper observance of the law. It has been reserved for the master of a workhouse acting legally to make these doubts certainties, and premising that we have full confidence is our authority we commend the following facts to the consideration of all interested in poor law reform. On Tuesday evening last, six casual paupers, one man and five women, were selected out of a vast number of applicants, and examined as to the places at which they had previously applied for shelter the same night. The man stated he bad been refused at St. Martin's-in-the-fields, and the women had met with similar treatment at the workhouses of St. James's, Poland-street, Clerkenwell, and Hol born. Determined to sift the matter to the bottom, and to teat the accommodation at St. Pancras and St. Giles as well, the workhouse master, accompa nied by a witness, took the man and one woman out and went with them to the places named. At St. Martin's-in-the-fields the law was observed, and after some little hesitation both paupers had thence offered them. At Sc. Giles's they were asked a few questions, admonished as to the lateness of the hour , (10 p.m.), told they ought to have applied to the. overseer during the day, and were finally refused admission. At Holborn, at 10.15 p.m., the door was not even opened, and "full since 6 o'clock," shouted through the wicket, was the only answer vouchsafed to the applicant. At Clerkenwell, at 10.25 p.m., the same reply was given in the same fashion, the door being kept close shut as at Hol born. Here, however, the female casual was more persistent, and pleaded that she would have to re main in the streets all night. This elicited "Serve you right ; you ought to have come earlier, " from the porter. At St. Pancras, at 10.45 p.m., the door was opened, and the night porter asked the two poor people whether they could not read, at the same time surlily pointing to a printed an nouncement, " The casual wards are full." Here, however, upon insisting upon their fatigue, they were each presented with half a pound of bread— ths parochial compromise for warmth and shelter—• before being sent off. At St. James's, Poland street, at 11.30 p.m., both =II and woman were examined, and the former offered a bed, while the woman was refused. Comment upon the foregoing experiment would be superfluous. In spite of legislation, admonition, • and benevolent effort, the bon/Nile's poor of London are not yet protected from the streets. Guardians and parish officers still tamper with the law, and until uniformity of action is enforced, the public may expect to hear of the so-called failure of the House- ' less Poor Act, and the vast increase of vagrancy it ' has brought about. It is obvious that the work bosses acting legally tinder present cdaditions will ' be overcrowded, and that from time to time repre sentations will be made of the augmented numbers in certain casual wards. We know on the best authority that the aggregate number of beds pro vided in workhouses is now more than equal to the floating population of London vagrants, and that the refuges supported by private charity would be made unnecessary if the law were properly carried out It is for the authorities and the public to de clare how long this humane provision is to be ren dered nugatory by the selfish obstructiveness of the people to whose tender mercies we entrust our houseless poor. The Right Hon. C. R. Adderley, M.P., and Mr. . Daymport Bromley, M.P.. attended the 'awl mestiog of the Cohabit), Faratere Cab. on Wed:medal. The exhibi tioe wee el "cora, rests, sad vegetables," and wee said to he of • very superior ebareeter. Tam Smrentritalm CLUB Oar= Snow. —We are requested to *Ash the followiag ansagemeate, which the Coaaeil of the flaiithaeld Club hes esseidered it 116011111887 to Mile in commasses of Ms cattle plague :—L That the date of the show be altered to Monday, llth of December, than briaging it a week soarer to Christmas than originally 2. That ao beast, sheep. nor pig that has bees exhibited at any show within owe month previous to the Etniithield Club Show be allowed to aster the agricultaial hall. 3. That each exbibitee he required to produces • eartiheate from • qualified vetorteary surgeon, showing that each animal is free from the rinderpest, aid has not bum es the mom farm where infertedsainials have been within 21 days previously. 4. The council appointed a committee to each. arrangements respecting disinfected convey: mom In which Womb. lea the show may he carted from the railway timid la London, alai lie ementanicabi with the railway aelherities is valsemes to the seemyeam of dm salmis os their respaitive liar. 6. The Royal Veterinary Wimp ere remmeted to make the assesserY arrammasete ter • thorough inspection el every missal on its arrival at the ball, sad for voterbary impestais to he in &Marisa* beth by day and night. 6. It was deterwAsed that, with die enuearreene of the AgelealimilMMl Oesepsey, the show shall me moils open so keg se usual • sad that it shall dosses the Ttenmetay evening besteed of tbe Friday. It is stated that at a joint meeting of the directors of the Ilestlish lferthaleatsee sad the OaWsales Railway • ag:=. ea Ti,ig the teems of Maga* mesa mire s .